I do not know much about this and have 'no dog in that fight.' But I do find it very interesting. I'd love to hear more about this and understand it much better. So please post some good information on this Scottish independence movement.
Here in the USA I am very supportive of the federal government ceding more of its abusive power over to the individual states. Laws can vary some what widely from state to state here.
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Buz
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 40
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The world's busiest airport is in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. It is called Atlanta Hartfield-Jackson International Airport.
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I can understand how you feel Beowulf. I really like to get comments and all on my stories. I think we all do, why else would we do it? Some people don't look at it as a two way street, giving & receiving. I do try my best to read my friend's stories and always leave them a comment when I do. It is difficult to get to them all but I try really hard. You just have to take how you feel it. If you feel someone slighted you you don't have to keep them as a friend. I'd usually try and give someone the benefit of the doubt though. I for one hope you write some more stories.
I know I like to receive a message notification. I signed up to follow stories but was running out of room for them on my page and there are a bunch more story writers I thoroughly enjoy. So anyone feel free to pm me when you post a new story and I'll get to it as soon as I can.
I know I like to receive a message notification. I signed up to follow stories but was running out of room for them on my page and there are a bunch more story writers I thoroughly enjoy. So anyone feel free to pm me when you post a new story and I'll get to it as soon as I can.
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Normally I wouldn't suggest that your first time sex be anal as anal sex usually takes more practice and experience. I mean you just met the guy and you are both not that experienced, you might want to build up to anal before you let Mr. Rectum Rooter plow and pillage that little tight hole back there or you could end with bad tissue tears and such! Get to know him first and use condoms. The tissue is thinner in the ass than in the vagina. It is easier to get an infection and especially easier to contract AIDS through anal sex. Just use common sense when offering up your pucker hole.
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I would rather read a book on a printed page. Less eye strain. But no doubt everything will be digital before long, until a sun burst wipes everything out or a military attack.
You all do know that the military already had magnetic weapons that can wipe out all digital data. The US Navy is currently experimenting with a weapon that can totally shut down all computerized weaponry, steering, etc. of an enemy ship, making it a useless sitting piece of floating metal with no defense whatsoever.
Just think of the damage one of the weapons spikes could do. The US military is developing these weapons that could shut down entire militaries and nations. One big zap and everything digital you have is wiped clean and rendered useless.
But as long as that does not happen all text books on one device would be much more affordable and easier for students to carry around. Plus the convenience of having all information together in one source.
As for as the trees that paper is made from, newsprint is made from pine trees which are farmed in the southern USA. A very renewable resource that supplies jobs to a large portion of the economy. As soon as one crop is cut down, another is planted. Without the need for pine products the trees would be eliminated and another agricultural product grown in its place. The refuse from the pine trees is used to make biofuel. Most paper for books, stationary and other better paper products is not made from trees but cotton and other agricultural products. What really endangers trees here (which are usually more than plentiful here) is development, clear cutting to build big box stores & parking lots and more urban sprawl.
I am all for conserving as many trees as possible, especially the forests. Thanks to President Theodore Roosevelt and the National Park Service, along with much better agricultural policies, there is much more forested land in the USA than there was in the late 1800s and early 1900s (when deforestation was at its peak.)
You all do know that the military already had magnetic weapons that can wipe out all digital data. The US Navy is currently experimenting with a weapon that can totally shut down all computerized weaponry, steering, etc. of an enemy ship, making it a useless sitting piece of floating metal with no defense whatsoever.
Just think of the damage one of the weapons spikes could do. The US military is developing these weapons that could shut down entire militaries and nations. One big zap and everything digital you have is wiped clean and rendered useless.
But as long as that does not happen all text books on one device would be much more affordable and easier for students to carry around. Plus the convenience of having all information together in one source.
As for as the trees that paper is made from, newsprint is made from pine trees which are farmed in the southern USA. A very renewable resource that supplies jobs to a large portion of the economy. As soon as one crop is cut down, another is planted. Without the need for pine products the trees would be eliminated and another agricultural product grown in its place. The refuse from the pine trees is used to make biofuel. Most paper for books, stationary and other better paper products is not made from trees but cotton and other agricultural products. What really endangers trees here (which are usually more than plentiful here) is development, clear cutting to build big box stores & parking lots and more urban sprawl.
I am all for conserving as many trees as possible, especially the forests. Thanks to President Theodore Roosevelt and the National Park Service, along with much better agricultural policies, there is much more forested land in the USA than there was in the late 1800s and early 1900s (when deforestation was at its peak.)
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Several European accents on women are very sexy. Australian makes a great sexy accent on a woman. Also British (though I cannot yet distinguish the regions.) I also must add that I love the native accent on women of my own region here in the the USA. An authentic southern accent from my area. There are many southern accents and most of the ones you hear in movies and TV are terribly bad imitations. So bad that southerners do not know those actors are supposed to be playing southerners. There are 3 very famous movie actresses that grew up within a short distance of my hometown. Julia Roberts (Smyrna, GA), Holly Hunter, (Tucker, GA), and Kim Basinger (Athens, GA). No matter how hard they try for different characters they play, their distinctly north Georgia accent comes through. Holly Hunter's is the thickest and sexiest.
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Italian dressing on a tossed salad sprinkled with romano cheese, chicken marsala over angel hair pasta, mushrooms that soaked up the marsala sauce. Also I might add CK, since cornbread was not available, I had to settle for Italian bread sticks. I drank a savignon blanc wine. For dessert, chocolate crusted cheese cake soaked in a heavy raspberry syrup.
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I am sure that is the medication. I wonder if that side effect may subside as time goes on. Talk to your doctor about that. The doctor may have some ideas that would help, another medication or something.
Is the depression a long term thing that you will always need that medication for?
Is the depression a long term thing that you will always need that medication for?
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Today my friends and I ventured further out from our Buckhead enclave to one of Atlanta's most delicious southern style soul food restaurants. I had a fried chicken breast, white creamed corn, green beans, fried pickles, mashed potatoes, cornbread, and for dessert, peach cobbler. I washed it all down with a lot of iced sweet tea. It was absolutely deeeeeeelicious!