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Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (47326) • India 10 Oct 18

Disclaimer: The short passage that follows is a work of my imagination and any resemblance to any play, literary or cinematic work, or to any person, earth being, alien or a hybrid and the circumstances is purely coincidental....

less vs more

being happy

having more and happiness

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informationshelter @ptrikha_2 It is similar to greed.

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

stonehenge

travel

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informationshelter @rebelann You are playing with words. Do you say that one war is worse than another? People are killed in each case. What do Catholics and Protestants have to do with the Stonehenge? You are confused again. I disagree with you. All American Indian tribes...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann Maybe it was the Sweds and the Vikings again, those who had come thousands of years ago. Again, you misunderstood me. Peace. Your original comment struck me because of "arrogant Europeans". Arrogance is not limited to any race. Weren't the...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann You confuse races with nations and states. The Druids, as well as all the Celts, the Romans, and the early Christians of Europe all belonged to the white race. It was one race, not many races in Europe. They were brothers. Brothers may kill each...

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informationshelter @informationshelter (111) 24 Sep 17

Traditionally, families would prefer to have a proper Sunday lunch, but nowadays, having a brunch is a popular option especially for couples without kids. What is your preferred, or regular, meal choice on a Sunday?

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informationshelter To tell you the truth, I usually do the same thing, because I almost never wake up late in the morning nowadays, so I need an early breakfast for energy. However, I used to have a rich brunch on a Sunday after a Saturday night out, when I was younger.

22 Nov 17

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann We are not trying to restructure anything. Your thinking is based on a fundamental logical mistake. The Druids were obliterated in one way, and the American Indians in another way. The Druids were allegedly destroyed by their own race (other...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann I think you misunderstood me. I don't deny that there are other people who are experts in Native American History. I am not. What does Native American History have to do with the Stonehenge, however? Did American Indians build the Stonehenge? Most...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter Maybe some arrogant Europeans built it in the first place, but because they were too arrogant (wars, etc.) they destroyed it later on LOL!

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informationshelter @informationshelter (111) 24 Sep 17

Traditionally, families would prefer to have a proper Sunday lunch, but nowadays, having a brunch is a popular option especially for couples without kids. What is your preferred, or regular, meal choice on a Sunday?

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informationshelter That sounds good! You get your protein from beans and carbohydrates from maize at the same time. I am having a mushroom risotto, just a plain dish.

24 Sep 17

informationshelter @informationshelter (111) 24 Sep 17

Traditionally, families would prefer to have a proper Sunday lunch, but nowadays, having a brunch is a popular option especially for couples without kids. What is your preferred, or regular, meal choice on a Sunday?

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informationshelter I agree with you. It's better eating seated, surrounded by family, relatives and friends, than standing and having a fast snack on the go.

24 Sep 17

informationshelter @informationshelter (111) 24 Sep 17

Traditionally, families would prefer to have a proper Sunday lunch, but nowadays, having a brunch is a popular option especially for couples without kids. What is your preferred, or regular, meal choice on a Sunday?

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informationshelter Oh, that's a pity, but then again, I agree with you that going to church is a priority. Maybe having a proper Sunday lunch has become a "myth" for people around the world, because of so many professional and personal obligations. There is no time for that.

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informationshelter @informationshelter (111) 24 Sep 17

Traditionally, families would prefer to have a proper Sunday lunch, but nowadays, having a brunch is a popular option especially for couples without kids. What is your preferred, or regular, meal choice on a Sunday?

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informationshelter I get your point. What can you say, these are the responsibilities of having a family. I hope your kids will do the same for you, I mean prepare a meal for you, when you are too old.

24 Sep 17

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