Off-Topic Discussion
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So asking for some positive energy...prayer ....whatever works for you. My 14 year old dog, who is the love of my life, suffered a stroke on Thursday. His left legs are very weak. He turns out his left front leg to the point it looks like it should break. I have been told he is not in pain. I did just give him a warm bath and massage. That seemed to help. It's times like this that I wish I had a support system
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I have to say that I find the release of the Nunes memo and potential threats to Rosenstein, Mueller, and others deeply disturbing. This recent Fresh Air show gives me confidence that regardless of what Trump orchestrates we will eventually see justice: Mueller's Reputation In Washington Is 'Stunningly Bipartisan,' Journalist Says
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Another fine example of homophobia at it's very best...and the "legal" ways by which people can exercise their bigotry and get away with it. -Mike Filed: Thursday, September 13, 2012 "Cequada Clark, who has headed the adult cosmetology program since 2009, said she first learned of Principal Thomas Amons’ aversion to gay men after they both attended a regional cosmetology hair competition last April ... Amons had consulted with a staff attorney for the Beaumont Independent School District who informed him that he couldn’t exclude (Gray) based on his sexual orientation, but that as the principal of the school, he could decide to no longer offer the program." -lgbtq…
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https://www.facebook.com/TransgenderGuide/posts/3949945738348786
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If you had asked me, I never would have thought I would see this. I knew this was the most tense and volatile election in American history, second only possibly to Lincoln. If things continue the way they are going, we WILL be in a second civil war. This will be remembered as the action that sparked it off. If you’re an American citizen, and you’re not scared, then you’re not paying attention. Foreigners need to pay attention as well, because if things get any worse, this could easily spill over the borders. No matter what the distance.
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I can't take credit for these; I received them in an e-mail message from a friend. Here goes Man Kills Self Before Shooting Wife and Daughter This one I caught in the SGV Tribune the other day and called the Editorial Room and asked who wrote this. It took two or three readings before the editor realized that what he was reading was impossible!!! They put in a correction the next day. I just couldn't help sending this along. Too funny. Something Went Wrong in Jet Crash, Expert Says Ya think? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Police Begin Campaign to Run Down Jaywalkers Now that's taking things …
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Hasbro, are you listening? Natalie Hope McDonald, 12-13-2012 at 11:29am "A few famous foodies are hoping to help persuade Hasbro to manufacture a new gender-neutral Easy Bake Oven in a new video series. For years now, the kitschy toy has been on the wish lists of kids everywhere. But these little helpers only ever seem to come in two colors: purple and pink." phillymag.com Chefs Want Gender-Neutral Easy Bake Ovens (w/Video)
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http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2013/03/20/20669736.html?cid=rssnewsworld finally someone got it right and tormented them..lol
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I viewed the 9/11 memorial service on tv this morning. I listened to all the names being read and kept thinking of all the folks lost that fateful day. After twelve years the feelings still resonates with many people. I can remember that day as if it just happened. I was supposed to be in the north tower at precisely the time the first plane hit but was delayed. While lives were affected negatively there were many positive aspects also. One is to settle any issues you may have with others. Be a positive influence on another person. Live life with passion and joy. This day we honor those who were lost on 9/11. Say thank you to the police/firemen/EMS personnel.Their …
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Back again Its been 3 or so looooong years but i'm finally back (no I didnt get run over by a certain mod's motorcycle 😛) and I don't intend to take off like that again (without leaving a note) Chat has seemed to change quite a bit but i'm still seeing some old friends 😄
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_________________________________________________________ TSA seems to prove at every turn that they have no respect or regard for anyone, and seem to deal with passengers with some special brand of contempt. Even in a statement in an update to the article, their attitude seems to clearly indicate that they don't believe one of their agents acted as was reported. If this story is true, which I have no reason to believe it isn't, I can only believe that if TSA has agents who have no respect for the remains of someone's loved one... how can we ever expect them to have respect for transpeople? Respect is respect no matter where it comes from, and no matter to where i…
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No topic should ever be closed. That's my opinion. Even our dissenters have a voice and should be given a voice. Horrible as the things that are said may be we need to give a voice so we can debate a topic that needs debate. How else will we show the reality unless we allow to be exhibited the lack of reality. Hatred of us is a reality. Through education we change that view of hatred, but we must let that hatred exhibit itself and then others who view it will see it as ludicrous or valid.
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Ok, I can have my days and do I have them.. yes I do. I deal mine in micro bursts of screaming out. It helps a bit until the cap needs to be released again, yes lately, I have had more on my plate then I care to, my usual release is not letting off enough to subdue the need to just whamp the bejeasus out of some one or something, I'm usually quite level and centered because I let the crap of reality go, I can only fix or control the next two minutes so stressing over anything is really quite useless. I was born into this world filled with anger, before my mother passed away she would agree, but I never released it upon the world, well the brunt of it anyway, li…
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I had a site that I was working on, but I couldn't figure out the page builder for the life of me. It always fried my brain and left me in a bad mood. So I decided to make my page nothing but a forum. I'll try again at some point to make a site, but it's going to be a while. Especially since there's no activity at the forum except for bots signing up.😢
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I ran this topic by staff, and was told it was ok to post. I have seen a lot of talk about piercing and tattooing. There's a lot of people out there that want a tattoo, but don't know the full risk if you don't find a clean responsible tattoo artist and shop. There are not only blood born diseases such as hepatitis and HIV, but also others such as flesh eating bacteria. The pictures I am posting here are for people to see so that they know the risk if they think cutting corners is ok. If you do cut corners, you can lose more than the $20 you spent for the tattoo. Your life could be on the line. If you go to a shop that apparently has a good reputation, but you get on…
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Strange topic, I know but it's something I have been thinking about. Does anyone do anything charitable? I don't mean something like donating to the Red Cross, I mean something you just take upon yourself to do. It could be said that I do. During summer I pick up packs of water, like the ones that have 30 bottles. I bring them home, put them in a cooler and ice them down. Then I head out and start giving them out. I give them to the homeless, people who are working outside, or people that just look like they need a cold drink. It gets extremely hot in Missouri during the summer, but that's only the beginning of it. It's also humid enough that people have …
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Hey all, I’ve been dismayed to see the silence around here of late. This whole coronavirus thing has us fearful and withdrawn. That’s a good thing. A resurgence of the contagion would just set us back to square one. Earlier today I was fearful that I wan coming down with it. I checked the early symptoms and it sounded ominous. But then I remembered that, from time to time, I have this “crud” that just happens, and if I lay low it just goes away. I’m feeling fine now so I think that’s all it is was. I’m so thankful. That’s the problem with such a thing. Once we have it, we have it, and can only wait and see what it means for us. Scary. Be well, …
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So I'm currently thinking about getting my first piercing, but I'm not totally sure yet. So... any votes? I'm leaning towards "1" but I also like the other two options. (I know, I've been doodling on pics of my ear all afternoon haha)
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http://www.cnn.com/2017/04/12/us/lgbt-students-oklahoma-capitol-trnd/index.html
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Amid many horrific news articles about genders lives this article comes in on lighter note. Only six countries have equal rights for men and women, World Bank finds By Rob Picheta and Kieron Mirchandani, CNN Posted at 1610 GMT (0010 HKT) March 2, 2019 london (CNN) — The world is moving towards legal gender equality -- but it's moving very, very slowly. Only six countries currently give women and men equal rights, a major report from the World Bank has found. That's an increase -- from zero -- compared to a decade ago, when the organization started measuring countries by how effectively they guarantee …
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This week I began my name change with a good friend's help that was a professional lawyer. This is why I changed my user name with the assistance of Lori. Once the process started it takes between 6-8 weeks, much of this has too do with Judge availability and public postings. My therapist is writing a letter for me to give to DMV so I can also change my gender from M to F. She is on their approval list at the DMV for doing this.
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