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effing_steve wrote: »
Or not.0 -
effing_steve wrote: »Runner1393 wrote: »effing_steve wrote: »
Or not.
Right, because I am totally serious.
Sad because ALOTTTTT of people actually would be. I do live in a town where most people are on their fair share of Tylenol PMs. All trumps fault.0 -
TeacupsAndToning wrote: »SEAHORSES4EVER wrote: »
I must read this article now.....
T'was funny but it didn't delve into the dark corners of the MFP forums.
That's too bad.
Struggle #1 should've been, "how do I stake my claim on my MFP spouse without looking like a *kitten*?"
I read an article once that bashed mfp as a place were people high five each other for under eating...
It was written I think by some sort of anorexia help group that claimed for many anorexics the first big step they make when deciding to seek help is deleting the app...
On the flip side, it's also helped quite a few people as well, I've used it to manage bulking and now cutting... When you plan out your meals for the day, it's a game changer...
I don't need to lose any more weight but I don't think I'll ever stop trying to improve my body0 -
Trying to figure out when exactly did i start reading the woos on mfp in the voice of the lady that does the steve YouTube videos.
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Someone that I'm desperate to get outta there... Its so damned hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0
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My daughter sent a pic of the first brown snake of the season in her yard. I was asked by someone here are they venomous?. Eastern browns are the second most deadly in the world and pretty common.. it dawned on me how unphased we are by this.. weird huh lol0
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »My daughter sent a pic of the first brown snake of the season in her yard. I was asked by someone here are they venomous?. Eastern browns are the second most deadly in the world and pretty common.. it dawned on me how unphased we are by this.. weird huh lol
Yeah I read this and thought, aren't they the most venomous in the world? Here we have rattle snakes but you probably won't see them and their more known for bite and release, and save their venom for hunting0 -
how I need my phone back to function in life...sad...I had to actually print out directions from the computer !!!0
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »My daughter sent a pic of the first brown snake of the season in her yard. I was asked by someone here are they venomous?. Eastern browns are the second most deadly in the world and pretty common.. it dawned on me how unphased we are by this.. weird huh lol
Yes.0 -
OMM.... how lucky I am to have found someone that doesn't run from all my faults, but embraces them as who I am.
Also, how badly I need to find better employment, save some cash, get my license back, and get us out of the farmland projects.2 -
effing_steve wrote: »
Neat!0 -
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effing_steve wrote: »SEAHORSES4EVER wrote: »effing_steve wrote: »
Neat!
It IS pretty neat. Glad you like!
Pack some heat!
Someone sent me this before. I love it.0 -
I just read a study that said about 40% of people would save their dog instead of a foreign tourist if an out of control bus was aiming for them. How isn’t the percentage to save the dog nearly 100% across the board for every stranger? No way I’d save a stranger.2
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slimgirljo15 wrote: »My daughter sent a pic of the first brown snake of the season in her yard. I was asked by someone here are they venomous?. Eastern browns are the second most deadly in the world and pretty common.. it dawned on me how unphased we are by this.. weird huh lol
eww gross i'll never visit your country
ps you don't look old enough to have adult kid
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michael1976_ca wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »My daughter sent a pic of the first brown snake of the season in her yard. I was asked by someone here are they venomous?. Eastern browns are the second most deadly in the world and pretty common.. it dawned on me how unphased we are by this.. weird huh lol
eww gross i'll never visit your country
ps you don't look old enough to have adult kid
Aww thank you.
I was a young mum.. you can visit, I'll protect you 1 -
I just read a study that said about 40% of people would save their dog instead of a foreign tourist if an out of control bus was aiming for them. How isn’t the percentage to save the dog nearly 100% across the board for every stranger? No way I’d save a stranger.
Whoa. Wait.
You value the life of an animal over that of a human?
I love my dog and would sacrifice her life to save a stranger's life in a heartbeat.
Not saving the life of a stranger over saving the life of an animal (even a beloved pet ), how is this even a question?3
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