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ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 18 Jul 12

Pineapple on pizza? My 3 year old son loves it. His Uncle Joe got him hooked. And now anytime he comes over we have at least one pizza ordered with pineapple and bacon. My son takes the pineapple off and it's it first, then...

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DaddyOfTheRose I first had pineapple pizza when I was doing my internship in nuclear medicine technology in Chicago. One of my roommates had ordered pizza and felt like sharing. Unusual at the time, but I rather liked the sweet paired with ham.

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ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 18 Jul 12

I know I may be alone on this one,but..6 Fast and Furious movies? I think at this point they may just be rehashing an old theme. That is not to say I won't go see it. It is after all Vin Diesel. So will you or won't you go see 6?...

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DaddyOfTheRose Movies follow the never-die meme of, "if the last one made money, let's make another." I don't think I've watched all of the movies, but they have a good formula. Cars, pretty women, and bad boy defiance of authority. Pretty easy populist sell, really.

18 Jul 12

ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 18 Jul 12

Last night my hubby brought home a comfy pair of sleep pants. They are red and have Elmo all over them. I have to say I think they are cute. My 16 year old niece,15 year old nephew, and of course my 3 yr old son all love Elmo. And...

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DaddyOfTheRose Your husband is a very silly man. But, as the proverb goes, "A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men." Enjoy!

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ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 18 Jul 12

A friend sent me a link on FB this morning. It said house for sale. Since she and I share an interest in looking at homes..what I found was surprising. For sale sign read: Husband left us for 22 year old. House for sale by...

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DaddyOfTheRose I believe that, for some people, this behavior is a spiteful attack on the one who wronged them. For others, however, it might be cathartic. Sometimes, when we are upset, we look for someone to share that feeling with even if they may not be able to do...

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ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 17 Jul 12

We just returned from a mini vacation. Everywhere you looked the blue recycle bins were there. There was even one in the ladies restroom of the main lodge. I don't really want to think what may have been in that one. The bins...

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DaddyOfTheRose Personally, I think recycling should be taken very seriously at campgrounds. The whole reason for being of a campground or public park is to give respect to nature and the natural world. Recycling (or reducing waste to begin with) is one mechanism for doing...

17 Jul 12

ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 17 Jul 12

We went on a 3 day family vacation. I did most of the packing. Now it has been my experience that when places, restaurants, hotels, and the like serve creamer, it is the plain non flavored variety. I don't care for regular...

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DaddyOfTheRose Of course it's perfectly acceptable, whatever gets your engine running at the beginning of the day. For my own part, I often need that caffeine most of all and the various flavorings are less important. I have simple tastes, I guess.

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ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 2 Dec 10

for lunch? I want a big thick cheeseburger with a side of onion rings. BUT I won't have it. Because I am on a diet. My son wants pizza. But he had a ham and crackers, because mommy didn't order a pizza, or pick up a frozen one at...

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DaddyOfTheRose I'd love to head on home for lunch with my family. Probably pick up some Chinese food from the rice house along the way. However, I'll probably sit here at work like an incarcerated inmate until time to go home for the day.

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DaddyOfTheRose @DaddyOfTheRose (2934) • United States 26 Aug 11

Religion makes demands: restricting a person's choices, requiring church attendance at certain times, and expecting the contribution of tithes. From an evolutionary biological approach, these are costs incurred by the religious...

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DaddyOfTheRose Still not comprehending you. You gave answers. I said, but you aren't replying to the conversation. In your response to my response, you don't pull yourself on topic, either. As before, although I feel somewhat insulted that you don't speak about my...

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DaddyOfTheRose @DaddyOfTheRose (2934) • United States 26 Aug 11

Religion makes demands: restricting a person's choices, requiring church attendance at certain times, and expecting the contribution of tithes. From an evolutionary biological approach, these are costs incurred by the religious...

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DaddyOfTheRose If you will forgive my saying so, you aren't really having a conversation related to the topic of the discussion. I appreciate any voice or perspective which tries to communicate and add to this discussion, but you seem out of touch. Essentially, you've...

27 Aug 11

DaddyOfTheRose @DaddyOfTheRose (2934) • United States 26 Aug 11

Religion makes demands: restricting a person's choices, requiring church attendance at certain times, and expecting the contribution of tithes. From an evolutionary biological approach, these are costs incurred by the religious...

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DaddyOfTheRose Oh, I think.. given a long length of time.. evolution can still work against something like drugs, too. One possible example of this would be comparison of European settlers against Native Americans when it came to alcohol consumption and tobacco use. Native...

27 Aug 11

DaddyOfTheRose @DaddyOfTheRose (2934) • United States 26 Aug 11

Religion makes demands: restricting a person's choices, requiring church attendance at certain times, and expecting the contribution of tithes. From an evolutionary biological approach, these are costs incurred by the religious...

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DaddyOfTheRose Bird, SmilingJack, then Galena. ~~~~ Bird, Not everyone knows God, this is plainly obvious not only from people who asset atheist or agnostic stances but also in looking at some people who claim to endorse a religion but are not made better for doing...

27 Aug 11

DaddyOfTheRose @DaddyOfTheRose (2934) • United States 26 Aug 11

Religion makes demands: restricting a person's choices, requiring church attendance at certain times, and expecting the contribution of tithes. From an evolutionary biological approach, these are costs incurred by the religious...

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DaddyOfTheRose I can see that, religion being man made. Excepting that the drive for religion seems to occur all over nature and may, although man made, also be something natural to mankind. For example, a beaver will build a dam to hold back water.. so it's beaver-made. But...

26 Aug 11

DaddyOfTheRose @DaddyOfTheRose (2934) • United States 26 Aug 11

Religion makes demands: restricting a person's choices, requiring church attendance at certain times, and expecting the contribution of tithes. From an evolutionary biological approach, these are costs incurred by the religious...

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DaddyOfTheRose Forgive me if I misunderstand you, but your approach to agnostic belief seems to imply a belief in some sort of spirit but professes that this spirit cannot be understood completely. It also seems you see no value in seeking to further understand this...

26 Aug 11

hafiz008 @hafiz008 (450) • India 26 Aug 11

Do you think people with poor background will shine in the future. According to me there are the case but it should not go above 30%.most of the poor people think that they are not blessed by God or they do not wish to study. They...

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DaddyOfTheRose I think you've probably made too many generalizations without sufficient cause. The rich tend to believe they are rich owing to their own efforts, their family, or sometimes even God's blessing. The poor, so much as I know, don't really imagine that God made...

26 Aug 11

katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28716) • United States 25 Aug 11

Some of you may remember the discussion I posted awhile back about my sister in law calling my husband a freeloader. We haven't spoken to her since then, needless to say. As if that wasn't bad enough, I found out a couple days...

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DaddyOfTheRose ( http://aesopfables.com/kidnap.html ) "And there are others who resent your making children happy and who sneer at you and call you a foolish old rattlepate! You are quite right to hate such base slanderers, and you ought to be revenged upon them for their...

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katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28716) • United States 25 Aug 11

Some of you may remember the discussion I posted awhile back about my sister in law calling my husband a freeloader. We haven't spoken to her since then, needless to say. As if that wasn't bad enough, I found out a couple days...

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DaddyOfTheRose Generally, I try not to waste my time worrying about what gossip people might be spreading about me. As I see it, I have friends and family close to me who obviously care for me. They are important to me and they are probably important to me because they...

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DaddyOfTheRose @DaddyOfTheRose (2934) • United States 26 Aug 11

Religion makes demands: restricting a person's choices, requiring church attendance at certain times, and expecting the contribution of tithes. From an evolutionary biological approach, these are costs incurred by the religious...

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DaddyOfTheRose The point was kind of a way of stepping back and asking nature her opinion instead of figuring everything else ourselves. I might be able to provide a rational explanation to support and promote a specific design of bridge. Yet, even if my math and engineering...

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