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I think I'm going to start half a dozen threads that nobody but me will post on just to make me feel clever and important whilst everyone else thinks I'm a loser.

Oh, hang on...

:D
 
I think I'm going to start half a dozen threads that nobody but me will post on just to make me feel clever and important whilst everyone else thinks I'm a loser.

Oh, hang on...

:D

I think I'd post in em unless you stopped me! But hey I'm a loser and I don't care! :D :kiss:
 
I think I'd post in em unless you stopped me! But hey I'm a loser and I don't care! :D :kiss:

I think you think more of yourself than to show the rest of the world that you're a complete loser.

I also think even if you were a complete loser, I'd luv ya anyways. ;) :kiss:
 
I think you think more of yourself than to show the rest of the world that you're a complete loser.

I also think even if you were a complete loser, I'd luv ya anyways. ;) :kiss:

I think we should have sex.

Oops...see what a bit of kindess does to my ego? :D

:kiss:
 
i think YOU think you have moved on yet the NEXT victim
watch your ass
i wont name and shame out loud,,,,but I sure as hell will whisper a secret
 
I think that people need to remember the golden rule and not purposely act like a jackass toward someone in the hopes of making them hurt. I think that there are quite a few people that need to remember that there are people behind the words on the screen here.
 
I think this column is interesting.

Amongst the answers of the "25 toughest questions answered" that I liked best were:

1. Can love really last a lifetime?
Absolutely -- but only if you chuck the fairy tale of living happily ever after. A team of scientists recently found that romantic love involves chemical changes in the brain that last 12 to 18 months. After that, you and your partner are on your own. Relationships require maintenance. Pay a visit to a nursing home if you want to see proof of lasting love. Recently I spoke to a man whose wife of 60 years was suffering from advanced Alzheimer's disease. He came to sit with her every day and hold her hand. "She's been my best friend since high school," he told me. "We made a promise to stick together." Now, that's a love story.

5. Do animals really have a sixth sense?
Or seventh or eighth! A box jellyfish has 24 eyes, an earthworm's entire body is covered with taste receptors, a cockroach can detect movement 2,000 times the diameter of a hydrogen atom -- and your dog's sense of smell is up to 100,000 times greater than yours (some dogs have been known to smell human cancers). It's safe to say that animals experience a much different world than we do.

7. By what age should you know what you want to do with your life?
Any moment now. This used to be a question the young asked. Now it's a quandary for baby boomers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that younger boomers have abandoned the American ideal of picking a job and sticking with it. Between the ages of 18 and 36, these boomers held an average of 9.6 jobs. That's a lot of exploration. The wisdom of elders in all cultures seems to be this: There's nothing to do with a life but live it. As Gandhi pointed out, "Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it."

10. Do you have to love your job?
No. Love your children, your spouse and your country. Love your parents, your neighbor and your dog. Loving is too important an emotion to attach to the way you make a living. But it's OK to strive for satisfaction. According to a recent Harris Poll, across America 59% of workers say they are extremely, somewhat or slightly satisfied with their jobs, but a depressing 33% feel as if they've reached a career dead end. If you're among the latter and thinking about a new job, consider the fact that employees in small firms said they felt more engaged in their work than did their corporate counterparts.

11. Can a man and a woman ever just be friends?
For a short time perhaps. Making the friendship last requires that you find each other at least vaguely repulsive. Good luck!

14. How do you know when to end a friendship?
As soon as you get that sneaking suspicion that it never really began.

21. Is money the root of all evil?
No. Greed is. Elvis nailed this one when he said, "Sharing money is what gives it its value."

23. Why is it so hard to say you're wrong?
Because it often involves saying, "I'm sorry," which is even harder. Throughout history people have found it easier to stop speaking to one another, punch, slander, shoot and bomb rather than apologize. Tip: Next time just say, "Whoops," and see what happens.

25. Does the toast really always fall buttered-side down?
Scientists in the Ask Laskas Kitchen conducted a study for which they first toasted an entire loaf of bread, one slice at a time. They buttered each slice, and dropped it from a variety of heights ranging from tabletop to ceiling. Among their findings: A dropped piece of toast never lands on its edge; stomping your foot and yelling "Darn!" does not change a thing; and the floor in the Ask Laskas Kitchen is not nearly as clean as we'd like. Well, life's like that. Never as neat as you'd like it to be. But keep buttering your toast. And savor every slice you've been given.
 
I think tomorrow will be a fantastic day.

I think I wish I had gone for the pedi, and not waited til next week.

I think lunch was tasty, indeed.

I think those new tank tops look very nice on!
 
I Think .... That the negative pm's about my thread have hurt me more than i should have let them :(
 
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