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Just wondered what everyone is worried about today....the state of the nation? The state of grace? The state of your own mental health? I am worried about money I guess. I hate to be that superficial but since it is what we use for barter and trade, yah. And my health. I worry about my physical health at least 3x a week. Whats your worry?

No. Sanity is relative. to whatever situation or society you come from. Standards apply. Some 'madness' is stirred by the kundalini awakening anyway...a lil is healthy.

yah I don't agree with suicide either...I think thats where ghosts come from...suicide and violent death one is not ready for. but I give it to the cops for trying to save one's life who is mentally unstable... However if your going to do it just od in your own home and leave us out of it yes...he was obviously after attention....I suppose he is locked in a mental institution getting 'attention' now...!

Hey! Serial Killer trivia is NOT useless information! You could like become an expert and like...get asked to help solve a crime like...in a movie. Yah. So there.

they put some white e powder in a joint and I took 3 hits thats all I know there are A FEW postings about it on erowid, I am not doing it again.

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Happy birthday kiddo

quote I think lately this one has been my new fav Hille: I just read it again a few months ago... The Story of the Levite's Concubine Judges 19:10 - 20:48 Just before midnight one night, Beth heard someone pounding on the front door of their house. "Hello in there! Hello! Let me in," shouted a man. "Give me a bunch of money!" This frightened Beth and she hid under the covers. A minute later, Beth heard her father come into the room. "Beth," said her father, "would you please go to the front door and see what the man wants?" Beth was scared, but she knew that it would be a sin to disobey her father. She got up, put on her bunny slippers and her robe, and went to the front door while her father returned to bed. By the time Beth got to the front door, the man wasn't there any more. She peeked out through the curtains and saw him peeing on the lawn. Then he just walked away. Even when she was back in bed Beth felt very upset. She started to cry and her sobs brought her mother into her room. "What's the matter, Dear One?" her mother asked. "Daddy asked me to go see the strange man at the door," sobbed Beth. "But the man scared me. Why didn't Daddy just go himself and see who it was?" Beth's mother sat at the side of the bed and ran a hand across Beth's hair comfortingly. "There's a story in the Bible that explains it all, Dear One," said her mother. And this is the story she told: One day a Levite and his concubine were traveling through Jebus. It was late and the servant said, "Let's find a place to stay and turn in for the night." "I don't want to stop in a town unless Israelites live there," said the Levite. "Let's go to Gibeah or Ramah." So they kept going and didn't reach Gibeah -- one of Benjamin's cities -- until after it was dark. They couldn't find anyplace to stay in Gibeah so they sat in the street. While they were sitting, an old man on his way home from work came up to them and said, "Where are you going? Where do you come from?" The Levite answered, "We're going from Bethlehemjudah to the side of mount Ephraim, where I'm from, and I went to Bethlehemjudah, but now we're on our way to God's place, but there's nobody to take me into his house. We've got straw and food for our donkeys and bread and wine for me and my companions so we don't want anything." "Peace," said the old man. "I'll take care of you, just don't spend the night in the street." Then he brought them to his house, fed their donkeys, washed their feet, and gave them something to eat. While they were partying, some men from the city, Belial's sons, surrounded the house and pounded on the door. "Send out the man who's visiting you so we can put our penises in him," they yelled. The old man went to them and said, "No, brothers, no. Please, don't be so naughty. This guy is my guest, don't be so silly. Look, here's my daughter who's never had a penis put in her and the guy's concubine. I'll bring them out for you to dominate. You can do with them what ever you think is a good idea. Just leave the man alone." The men weren't really listening. They took the concubine and put their penises in her and beat her all night. The next morning, they let her go. When the sun was just starting to come up, the concubine fell down in front of the old man's house and lay there. When it was full light, the Levite got up and opened the door of the house and started to leave. On his way out, he found his concubine lying just at the edge of the door. The Levite picked up his concubine and said, "Get up, let's get going." But she didn't say anything. Seeing that she was dead, the man put her on his donkey and took her home. At home, he got a knife and cut her into twelve pieces which he sent all over Israel. When people saw the pieces they said, "This is the worst thing that has happened since we left Egypt." In fact, the Israelites got so mad that a bunch of them went to Gibeah, killed everyone they could find (including the animals) and burned down all the cities in the area. "So you see," said Beth's mother, "the strange man might have hurt your father. That's why he sent you to the door instead." Beth thought about this for a moment. "But in the story the girl who goes outside gets beat up until she is dead." "That's true, Dear One," said her mother. "But she was only a girl. It's not a great loss. And people from other towns made sure that the people who did the bad thing were punished along with their wives, children, and pets." "But why do the animals have to die? They didn't do anything bad and they don't even know what's going on." Her mother smiled. "It's because God is a just God, Dear One, and animals are just animals. Now go to sleep; pleasant dreams." And with that, she kissed Beth on the cheek and went back to her own room. Then Beth pulled the covers over her head and lay awake all night, hoping that the strange man would not come back with a bunch of drunken friends and demand to put their penises in her. All her questions had been answered.

I am glad you hear your doing the right thing. I was worried you would do something stupid, hate to say.

you guys r all heart

I resisted killing someone...does that count?

omg zombie bears!!! and donkey dicks lol

cracked

that was good

Afghan President Orders U.S. Bombing Probe Wednesday, May 06, 2009 Print ShareThisKABUL — President Hamid Karzai ordered a probe Wednesday into allegations by local officials that more than 30 civilians were killed this week in a bombing by U.S.-led troops battling militants in western Afghanistan. Karzai, currently in the United States, will raise the issue of civilian deaths with President Barack Obama, a statement from Karzai's office said. The two presidents were scheduled to hold their first face-to-face meeting later Wednesday. Civilian deaths have caused increasing friction between the Afghan and U.S. governments, and Karzai has long pleaded with American officials to reduce the number of civilian casualties in their operations. U.S. and NATO officials accuse the Taliban militants of fighting from within civilian homes, thus putting them in danger. Local officials said Tuesday that bombing runs called by U.S. forces killed dozens of civilians in Gerani village in Farah province's Bala Buluk district. A joint U.S.-Afghan delegation left for Farah on Wednesday to investigate the incident, the president's office said. "President Karzai said that the civilian casualties are unacceptable and he is going to raise the issue with high-level U.S. officials, including President Barack Obama," the statement said. The U.S. military has already promised a joint investigation with Afghan authorities, after reports of civilian deaths emerged on Tuesday. The latest fighting broke out Monday soon after Taliban fighters — including Taliban from Pakistan and Iran — massed in Farah province in western Afghanistan, said Belqis Roshan, a member of Farah's provincial council. The provincial police chief, Abdul Ghafar, said 25 militants and three police officers died in that battle near the village of Ganjabad in Bala Baluk district, a Taliban-controlled area near the border with Iran. Villagers told Afghan officials that they put children, women, and elderly men in several housing compounds in the village of Gerani — about three miles to the east — to keep them safe. But villagers said fighter aircraft later targeted those compounds, killing a majority of those inside, according to Roshan and other officials. The top U.S. spokesman in Afghanistan, Col. Greg Julian, confirmed that U.S. coalition forces participated in the battle. Julian said five wounded Afghans sought medical treatment at a military base in Farah. A Western official in Kabul said Marine special operations forces — which fall under the U.S. coalition — had called in the airstrikes. The official asked not to be identified because he wasn't authorized to release the information. Khan said villagers brought bodies, including women and children, to Farah city to show the province's governor. Khan estimated that villagers brought about 30 bodies. Farah's hospital treated at least three wounded villagers, including an 11-year-old boy whose chest, arms and shoulders were completely bandaged. A girl named Shafiqa had bandages under her chin. Two of her toes were severed in the fighting. "We were at home when the bombing started," she told AP Television News. "Seven members of my family were killed." Khan said villagers told him more than 150 civilians had died, but he said he had no way to know whether that claim was true. Journalists and human rights workers can rarely visit remote battle sites to verify claims of civilian casualties. U.S. officials say Taliban militants sometimes force villagers to lie and say civilians have died in coalition strikes. But the villagers' claims Tuesday were bolstered by the wounded at Farah's hospital shown on AP Television News. And Khan's account of several truckloads of bodies taken to Farah city added more weight to the claims. In remarks Tuesday, Karzai alluded to the problem of civilian casualties without mentioning the bombing deaths. He said the success of the new U.S. war strategy depends on "making sure absolutely that Afghans don't suffer — that Afghan civilians are protected." "This war against terrorism will succeed only if we fight it from a higher platform of morality," he added in a speech at the Brookings Institution in Washington. Asked later to clarify, Karzai said, "We must be conducting this war as better human beings," and recognize that "force won't buy you obedience." An Afghan government commission previously found that an August 2008 operation by U.S. forces killed 90 civilians in Azizabad, a finding backed by the U.N. The U.S. originally said no civilians died; a high-level investigation later concluded 33 civilians were killed. After the Azizabad killings, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, Gen. David McKiernan, announced a directive last September meant to reduce such deaths. He ordered commanders to consider breaking away from a fire-fight in populated areas rather than pursue militants into villages ------------------------------------- I cry for my sisters in Afghanistan

I heard the movie was leaked and he was pissed.

did you get the part about the pastors getting money for exorcisms?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/video/2007/dec/09/video Child 'witches' in AfricaIn an exclusive report from the Niger Delta, in the deep south of west Africa, Tracy McVeigh hears the extraordinary stories of children who have been ostracised by their families and communities, and visits the parents who have abandoned and abused their own children because they believe they are witches. Click here to see a gallery related to this issue

an appointment then its off to the rodeo...ya fuckin jerk, ya get on my nerves...its the go to work song.

damn! candyman beat me! I yelled biatch so loud the neighbors dog started barking lol

got the first one right got the second one right 3rd one is a trick! he is both! Not fair! 4th one wrong 5th one right...I can tell usually by the eyes as my dad was nuts...I grew up gaging moods and 'the nut look' (ya gotta know when to run and hide) 6th got it right! I fucking rule I would sooo make a good cop 7th got it right! I rule! 8th got it right as well! go windy evilness 9 got it right! 10 got it right! my score: 8/10=seems I know my java beans from my fava beans (whatever that is) my slashers from my slashdotters

date it? ew no thats just sick I would make good windy. I already have evil windy... Me then maybe she would like me more as she hates my 'goth side' or so she says.

Now unfolding? Listen kids. I am 44. When I moved out at 15 I had a hard time finding work....then there was the 80's recession...and in the 90's it was the same song and dance at the construction company. when are we NOT in a recession?