Just ignore their insensitivity. There's a smart alec around every corner.
When the pet is suffering, and there is nothing else that can be done, or when the things that can be done aren't going to ease it's pain or cure the ailment. Also, if an animal starts to show violent tendancies. I'm sure that I'm not the first person who had to have a beloved pet put down for biting, or biting at, people. It's probably one of the hardest decisions that you will ever have to make, but which consequences would you prefer to live with?
And, yes, we as a society are more humane to the animals in our lives than to the terminally ill people, many of whom would rather die peacefully and with dignity than suffer for any length of time.

I didn't see it, so I can only piece it together from what ya'll are saying. I think that the rules that one person makes for him or herself to live by should not be forced on other people, as long as what they are doing doesn't cause harm. If what they are doing is causing harm to someone else, then intervention is appropriate. Beyond that, I'll keep my own counsel.

Yeah, and who would ever want the phone near their face again after that? Yuck.

I was in a chat room one time and some guy "whispered" to me that we should "cyber". My "no" response was out where everyone could see that I wasn't interested in going to a private chat room. It may have been a bit rude, but that way the other women would get a heads up, and anyone else who was there for the cybersex wouldn't bother me.

Ive never tried the cheek meet on any fish. Always seemed like too much work to get such a small morsel of fish. But I've heard that it's good. I like catfish, breaded and fried. But I've been hungry for lobster lately, and the grocery store here very rarely has it. I like "surf-n-turf".

I sometimes mix up hamburger like I'm making meat loaf (only 93% lean), then form it into patties instead of using a loaf pan. Eat it on a bun. Goes well with my Mom's macaroni salad, (as does everything else) or with whatever your favorite other stuff is that you like with meatloaf. You can bake or fry the meat loaf burgers, and they are tasty and convenient.

The sharper the cheddar that beddar. Yum!!!

There's a book out there by a lady named Ricki Carroll, and it's about making cheese.

Arguements and all? I heard that there were quite a few.

Sure. But don't try to complicate it too much because you may need to look at things more simply to reach the higher dimensions and feelings. Too many complications on this level may just block you from getting to the next.

Oh, wow, I could make a "leash" or a "leather" comment at this point, but then someone might think I'm not a nice person, and I do so try to be nice.

Yes, I believe in Karma.

Happy B-day, Quiet!


What language is that?

Some people here do a little bit of barter, when they don't want to have to worry about cash. Actually works out quite nice.

So, without getting into the whole Kaballah aspect, how can one use color magick just on a day-to-day basis?

That is a beautiful rendition of the Wheel of the Year. Simple, but elegent.

Sometimes a vision should be taken seriously. Even if it isn't recurring, it may have a definite message for you.

Mmmmmpwa! Here's a B'day kiss for you.Mmmmmpwa! And another.

There's nothing like a thick, zesty lasagna, steaming from the oven, with homemade, zesty garlic bread. I would go further, in discussing such a nice evening, but this isn't the sex and dating area.

(In French):
Ooh, la la!

Yeah, that's been quite a few years ago, but in context I was reminded. I've definitely moved on.

Yeah, there is something very artistic about the human body, and some are more artful than others. Besides, I saw a 40-something woman who was with her husband out somewhere wearing a t-shirt that said "Married, not Dead." Sometimes looking is just a way to greater appreciate what you've got.