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************I. Am. So. Furious. ************No longer allowed to smoke in my OWN home!!******** | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 10138129  United States02/03/2012 11:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | wait if you have that much trouble getting around then how did you start smoking in the first place? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 9939544 Exactly!!! You indulge in the vices and yet take tax payer money... and before you all jump on board saying she "earned it" you probably should look at what OP contributed vs what OP is getting out of the system in total benefits. I would be willing to bet that OP has extracted MORE than paid into the system. This is the reason why Amerika is broke... OP, how about getting a job, any job? Sell your art, do something. hey now wait a second, if she wants to smoke let her smoke but i am just curious how she picked up the habit in the first place. Many, many years ago, I survived an assault. A friend accidentally left a few smokes behind. Had a lit candle. Felt momentarily self destructive. Smoked it....& thought...'Hmmm....I feel a little less stressed/horrified... I think I'll have another...' And so the addiction began. I never said I was proud to smoke. Just that I do smoke. Quit cold turkey, I did, and its the best thing I did... |
amywood71605  User ID: 1422833 United States02/03/2012 11:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | wait if you have that much trouble getting around then how did you start smoking in the first place? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 9939544 Exactly!!! You indulge in the vices and yet take tax payer money... and before you all jump on board saying she "earned it" you probably should look at what OP contributed vs what OP is getting out of the system in total benefits. I would be willing to bet that OP has extracted MORE than paid into the system. This is the reason why Amerika is broke... OP, how about getting a job, any job? Sell your art, do something. hey now wait a second, if she wants to smoke let her smoke but i am just curious how she picked up the habit in the first place. Many, many years ago, I survived an assault. A friend accidentally left a few smokes behind. Had a lit candle. Felt momentarily self destructive. Smoked it....& thought...'Hmmm....I feel a little less stressed/horrified... I think I'll have another...' And so the addiction began. I never said I was proud to smoke. Just that I do smoke. Dont feel bad..its VERY hard to quit..hell I've tried multiple times! haha. Years ago I had a bad addiction to pain pills...am clean now..have been for close to 6 years (went to rehab, then did outpatient stuff, NA for awhile, ect)....quitting the pills was easier then trying to quit smoking, no joke. "Live each day like it's your last, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching." GO PATS!! :Go Patriots!: |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/03/2012 11:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Jool Sadly, yes. I was placed on the system shortly after birth, and given up @ 5 and not adopted until 8. Once on the system, VERY hard to leave... Does that mean that HUD pays 100% of your rent and if this is correct then what can you afford without relying upon HUD, as at is it worth losing your rights to live in their apartments. I used to work for the Income Support Division and realize you have an up hill battle as a disabled person however if your work can cover an apartment then it is worth ditching HUD. Hud (Duh backwards, lol) does not pay all of my rent. I won't lose my rights by smoking in my apt...of course it isn't worth that. In Nj, if you can afford rent, it disqualifies you from most much needed medical services, such as home health care. Perhaps you're missing my point- I am not allowed to work from home under Hud (which is within my ability & I'm glad to do it) and now, being told to no longer enjoy a small vice, whis is still legal, that makes the rest of the unnecessary oppressive, nothing to do with the limitations I was born with, tolerable. Does that make sense? The not being able to work from home part is nuts!! you would think they would WANT ppl to do that and earn income if they can - and then hopefully not need the assistance!! DUH!! stupid government.... Indeed, Amy. Something even crazier- Social Security does have a ticket to work program, which in theory would work....but they actually encourage working from home....overlapping the rules of Hud.....almost makes you wonder if they want one to 'accidentally' self sabatoge.... Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| amywood71605 User ID: 1422833 United States02/03/2012 11:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10138129 Exactly!!! You indulge in the vices and yet take tax payer money... and before you all jump on board saying she "earned it" you probably should look at what OP contributed vs what OP is getting out of the system in total benefits. I would be willing to bet that OP has extracted MORE than paid into the system. This is the reason why Amerika is broke... OP, how about getting a job, any job? Sell your art, do something. hey now wait a second, if she wants to smoke let her smoke but i am just curious how she picked up the habit in the first place. Many, many years ago, I survived an assault. A friend accidentally left a few smokes behind. Had a lit candle. Felt momentarily self destructive. Smoked it....& thought...'Hmmm....I feel a little less stressed/horrified... I think I'll have another...' And so the addiction began. I never said I was proud to smoke. Just that I do smoke. Quit cold turkey, I did, and its the best thing I did... I agree. Even though I am not totally quit yet, I've tried the patches, the gums, ect...even that stupid medication Chantix,which omg never again!! That crap made me feel AWFUL!!!! I felt so sick all the time......no energy......crazy dreams at night that began waking me up so much that I wasnt getting enough sleep..I was a mess..and at the time my oldest was 3 and my second was a baby - just couldnt live like that! Anyway, this time I'm cutting back bit by bit then eventually will just stop all together. 3-4 months ago I was at a pack and half a day....I'm down to 5-10 cigs now....been at that for a few weeks....On monday I plan to go down to no more than 5, period, then 4, 3, 2...you get the idea. =) Hope it works! "Live each day like it's your last, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching." GO PATS!! :Go Patriots!: |
| SilverPatriot User ID: 1607242 United States02/03/2012 11:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sadly, yes. I was placed on the system shortly after birth, and given up @ 5 and not adopted until 8. Once on the system, VERY hard to leave... Does that mean that HUD pays 100% of your rent and if this is correct then what can you afford without relying upon HUD, as at is it worth losing your rights to live in their apartments. I used to work for the Income Support Division and realize you have an up hill battle as a disabled person however if your work can cover an apartment then it is worth ditching HUD. Hud (Duh backwards, lol) does not pay all of my rent. I won't lose my rights by smoking in my apt...of course it isn't worth that. In Nj, if you can afford rent, it disqualifies you from most much needed medical services, such as home health care. Perhaps you're missing my point- I am not allowed to work from home under Hud (which is within my ability & I'm glad to do it) and now, being told to no longer enjoy a small vice, whis is still legal, that makes the rest of the unnecessary oppressive, nothing to do with the limitations I was born with, tolerable. Does that make sense? I responded to your initial post and did not miss your point however it appears you have missed my point, no problem I bow out at this point as who needs the insults when trying to ascertain facts. The fact is if you can afford your own apartment without the assistance of HUD then you may rent in a commercially zoned area and continue with your business. |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/03/2012 11:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10138129 Exactly!!! You indulge in the vices and yet take tax payer money... and before you all jump on board saying she "earned it" you probably should look at what OP contributed vs what OP is getting out of the system in total benefits. I would be willing to bet that OP has extracted MORE than paid into the system. This is the reason why Amerika is broke... OP, how about getting a job, any job? Sell your art, do something. hey now wait a second, if she wants to smoke let her smoke but i am just curious how she picked up the habit in the first place. Many, many years ago, I survived an assault. A friend accidentally left a few smokes behind. Had a lit candle. Felt momentarily self destructive. Smoked it....& thought...'Hmmm....I feel a little less stressed/horrified... I think I'll have another...' And so the addiction began. I never said I was proud to smoke. Just that I do smoke. Dont feel bad..its VERY hard to quit..hell I've tried multiple times! haha. Years ago I had a bad addiction to pain pills...am clean now..have been for close to 6 years (went to rehab, then did outpatient stuff, NA for awhile, ect)....quitting the pills was easier then trying to quit smoking, no joke. Good job! And even better for going to school!   Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| amywood71605 User ID: 1422833 United States02/03/2012 11:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: SilverPatriot Does that mean that HUD pays 100% of your rent and if this is correct then what can you afford without relying upon HUD, as at is it worth losing your rights to live in their apartments. I used to work for the Income Support Division and realize you have an up hill battle as a disabled person however if your work can cover an apartment then it is worth ditching HUD. Hud (Duh backwards, lol) does not pay all of my rent. I won't lose my rights by smoking in my apt...of course it isn't worth that. In Nj, if you can afford rent, it disqualifies you from most much needed medical services, such as home health care. Perhaps you're missing my point- I am not allowed to work from home under Hud (which is within my ability & I'm glad to do it) and now, being told to no longer enjoy a small vice, whis is still legal, that makes the rest of the unnecessary oppressive, nothing to do with the limitations I was born with, tolerable. Does that make sense? The not being able to work from home part is nuts!! you would think they would WANT ppl to do that and earn income if they can - and then hopefully not need the assistance!! DUH!! stupid government.... Indeed, Amy. Something even crazier- Social Security does have a ticket to work program, which in theory would work....but they actually encourage working from home....overlapping the rules of Hud.....almost makes you wonder if they want one to 'accidentally' self sabatoge.... Jeez no kidding huh? I wouldnt be surprised if thats part of the intent - to make ppl screw up. Either that, and also very likely, its the damn government, what do we expect? They dont know what the hell they are doing most of the time! "Live each day like it's your last, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching." GO PATS!! :Go Patriots!: |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/03/2012 11:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Jool Sadly, yes. I was placed on the system shortly after birth, and given up @ 5 and not adopted until 8. Once on the system, VERY hard to leave... Does that mean that HUD pays 100% of your rent and if this is correct then what can you afford without relying upon HUD, as at is it worth losing your rights to live in their apartments. I used to work for the Income Support Division and realize you have an up hill battle as a disabled person however if your work can cover an apartment then it is worth ditching HUD. Hud (Duh backwards, lol) does not pay all of my rent. I won't lose my rights by smoking in my apt...of course it isn't worth that. In Nj, if you can afford rent, it disqualifies you from most much needed medical services, such as home health care. Perhaps you're missing my point- I am not allowed to work from home under Hud (which is within my ability & I'm glad to do it) and now, being told to no longer enjoy a small vice, whis is still legal, that makes the rest of the unnecessary oppressive, nothing to do with the limitations I was born with, tolerable. Does that make sense? I responded to your initial post and did not miss your point however it appears you have missed my point, no problem I bow out at this point as who needs the insults when trying to ascertain facts. The fact is if you can afford your own apartment without the assistance of HUD then you may rent in a commercially zoned area and continue with your business. Silver Never meant to make you feel insulted! My apologies....pm me if you like, let's sort this out- you may have helpful info :) Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1550123 United States02/03/2012 11:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | wait if you have that much trouble getting around then how did you start smoking in the first place? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 9939544 Exactly!!! You indulge in the vices and yet take tax payer money... and before you all jump on board saying she "earned it" you probably should look at what OP contributed vs what OP is getting out of the system in total benefits. I would be willing to bet that OP has extracted MORE than paid into the system. This is the reason why Amerika is broke... OP, how about getting a job, any job? Sell your art, do something. Have you read ANYTHING she's said? Obviously it would be best for her to quit smoking. I did, and I'm glad I did. But given what she has to struggle with every day -- and the fact that despite it she manages to make beautiful art and create something in this destructive world -- I am not too fussed if she spends a little taxpayer money on smokes. Hell, we all need our vices to make this s**tty world bearable. Would you be whinging on about it if she was drinking a liter of Coke a day? Hey, I'm glad OP is trying, what I am saying is that the system is close to imploding, if not already there. How would OP have functioned 150 years ago? Just saying... Oh, please, take the money away from these professional whores called baby mama's who really don't need government assistance before you take it away from someone like Jool who does need some help. And 150 years ago she would be receiving help from the community and this is what today's assistance is about. The community through taxes helping those in need. It is just that our taxes are being given to those not in need. OP is in need right now and I am glad my taxes are helping her. Cigs and all. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 9026841 United States02/03/2012 11:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The OP really needs to find another way to support herself. The government will soon be throwing the old and sick over the side. They are the weakest group and will get the brunt of the austerity measures. If you are still in a government system that is supplying your health care they may even start killing people. I don't have any ideas on how she can get off of the government support but I think her life depends on it. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 7585214 United States02/03/2012 11:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | wait if you have that much trouble getting around then how did you start smoking in the first place? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 9939544 Exactly!!! You indulge in the vices and yet take tax payer money... and before you all jump on board saying she "earned it" you probably should look at what OP contributed vs what OP is getting out of the system in total benefits. I would be willing to bet that OP has extracted MORE than paid into the system. This is the reason why Amerika is broke... OP, how about getting a job, any job? Sell your art, do something. Have you read ANYTHING she's said? Obviously it would be best for her to quit smoking. I did, and I'm glad I did. But given what she has to struggle with every day -- and the fact that despite it she manages to make beautiful art and create something in this destructive world -- I am not too fussed if she spends a little taxpayer money on smokes. Hell, we all need our vices to make this s**tty world bearable. Would you be whinging on about it if she was drinking a liter of Coke a day? Hey, I'm glad OP is trying, what I am saying is that the system is close to imploding, if not already there. How would OP have functioned 150 years ago? Just saying... Family would have cared for her -- or she would have been put in an institution (a horrible fate back then) -- or she would have died at a very young age. People can say all they want that the ideal was the family caring for you. But it all depends on the family, doesn't it? A lot of people in her situation would have been abused or abandoned. Not that that doesn't happen today... but there's good reason to have a social safety net, as imperfect as it is. |
| amywood71605 User ID: 1422833 United States02/03/2012 11:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 9939544 hey now wait a second, if she wants to smoke let her smoke but i am just curious how she picked up the habit in the first place. Many, many years ago, I survived an assault. A friend accidentally left a few smokes behind. Had a lit candle. Felt momentarily self destructive. Smoked it....& thought...'Hmmm....I feel a little less stressed/horrified... I think I'll have another...' And so the addiction began. I never said I was proud to smoke. Just that I do smoke. Dont feel bad..its VERY hard to quit..hell I've tried multiple times! haha. Years ago I had a bad addiction to pain pills...am clean now..have been for close to 6 years (went to rehab, then did outpatient stuff, NA for awhile, ect)....quitting the pills was easier then trying to quit smoking, no joke. Good job! And even better for going to school! Thank you. I did try college right after high school but I think I just was too immature, not serious enough and not ready. I hated it there and dropped out after just one semester. I always joke with ppl that I've done things backwards in life. Usually you go to college, get married, then have kids? Well, I had a kid at 19, got married, (had another kid), THEN started college, lol. We also have had one more boy along the way - he just turned 1 year old on the 25th. Its SO crazy balancing school with raising them, the housework, ect, but I am so grateful that my husband works so hard so I can be here with them. I have NOTHING against daycares, or parents who use them, but I want to be here when they are this little...I know most parents have no choice and have to use daycare....I feel blessed that I can stay home. I honestly never thought I'd end up in college again, and even after starting had my doubts that I'd follow through, but I am 4 classes from the end now and it feels AMAZING! One of my classmates this semester is 61 years old - going for an associates degree as well. Anything is possible! "Live each day like it's your last, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching." GO PATS!! :Go Patriots!: |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1550123 United States02/03/2012 11:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sadly, yes. I was placed on the system shortly after birth, and given up @ 5 and not adopted until 8. Once on the system, VERY hard to leave... Does that mean that HUD pays 100% of your rent and if this is correct then what can you afford without relying upon HUD, as at is it worth losing your rights to live in their apartments. I used to work for the Income Support Division and realize you have an up hill battle as a disabled person however if your work can cover an apartment then it is worth ditching HUD. Maybe in the future she will be able to do this but it looks like she needs help right now. It has to be scary to be in her position and to take that great leap. She does have an avenue to get income but has to make sure it is something she can rely on since she has great needs. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1550123 United States02/04/2012 12:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10138129 Exactly!!! You indulge in the vices and yet take tax payer money... and before you all jump on board saying she "earned it" you probably should look at what OP contributed vs what OP is getting out of the system in total benefits. I would be willing to bet that OP has extracted MORE than paid into the system. This is the reason why Amerika is broke... OP, how about getting a job, any job? Sell your art, do something. Have you read ANYTHING she's said? Obviously it would be best for her to quit smoking. I did, and I'm glad I did. But given what she has to struggle with every day -- and the fact that despite it she manages to make beautiful art and create something in this destructive world -- I am not too fussed if she spends a little taxpayer money on smokes. Hell, we all need our vices to make this s**tty world bearable. Would you be whinging on about it if she was drinking a liter of Coke a day? Hey, I'm glad OP is trying, what I am saying is that the system is close to imploding, if not already there. How would OP have functioned 150 years ago? Just saying... Family would have cared for her -- or she would have been put in an institution (a horrible fate back then) -- or she would have died at a very young age. People can say all they want that the ideal was the family caring for you. But it all depends on the family, doesn't it? A lot of people in her situation would have been abused or abandoned. Not that that doesn't happen today... but there's good reason to have a social safety net, as imperfect as it is. And I am glad we have that safety net. So many countries don't. |
| qwe User ID: 2390920  Canada02/04/2012 12:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your story sounds kinda interesting, it could potentially go viral if you make a video of yourself and put it on youtube. It could make a little or a lot of money, and then make an app for it, and get super rich. |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/04/2012 12:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your story sounds kinda interesting, it could potentially go viral if you make a video of yourself and put it on youtube. It could make a little or a lot of money, and then make an app for it, and get super rich. Quoting: qwe 2390920 Thank you :) Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1614590 United States02/04/2012 12:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I know the damage ciggarette smoking can do. I also use Natives, which diminishes the crap in the others. I also use an e cig to minimize as much as I can.... Quoting: Jool I am a 36 yr old disabled woman. I have limited use of my arms and legs because of a birth defect. I live on my own, with my dog, Cyrus, Service Dog Extraordinaire....I do not mind the limitations I was born with, I embrace them. As I see it- I have two choices. 1. Be angry (useless & wasteful of my energy & abilities) or 2. Understand that I am given a unique perspective. My intellect affords me the ability, through art to express my sorrows, my joys, struggles & achievements. I'm an accomplished artist who happens to paint with her mouth. I do live on "The System", Ssi Medicaid and medicaire to survive... I understand, to many of you, that am a mere parasite. Considering the abuses that do occur within the system, I can see why many feel that way. The system is broken (as most know) but not by those that need it most. And WE are in fact in the MAJORITY, not the loud, over focused MINORITY portrayed by the msn to scare the he** out of the now struggling poor & middle class. Did you know that under HUD law you can not work from home?? Did you know that if you earn more than (in Nj) you cannot earn more than $750 a month without losing EVERYTHING? If I attempt to earn more, I literally lose the right (through home health aid assistance) the right to to PEE & EAT??? I'm not at all saying I'm 'entitled' to those things. I am saying I AM ENTITLED by the Constitution to EARN whatever living I can. I'm not afraid of work. I am not afraid to LIVE. I am, however, &^$%#@&^*!!!! FURIOUS, that after being told- Don't try Don't work Don't participate in the world...please watch TV & stay out of our way Oh, & don't smoke in your home, which you pay for.....  Well, how can you claim that you are paying for your home, when the rest of us are paying for it out of the goodness of our hearts? |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/04/2012 12:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Okay folks....I'll only be up about 20 more minutes... I'm pretty pooped! This has been a really great, discussion. I'll try to be back on tomorrow.... I'm working on a new piece that has me really motivated.... big one too. 2ft by 3ft.  Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1214997 United States02/04/2012 12:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I decided a long long time ago, I refuse to play any PC Games. Go ahead, tell me I cant smoke in my own home. I will smile in their faces and STILL smoke all I want. There are many many many ways around it, and the smell never gets anywhere if you are careful. I did this for years in a "non smoking building" in California before I got my own place in another state.. never once got caught, and got my security dep back 100%. Screw them.. they dont own your body. |
| amywood71605 User ID: 1422833 United States02/04/2012 12:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Okay folks....I'll only be up about 20 more minutes... I'm pretty pooped! This has been a really great, discussion. I'll try to be back on tomorrow.... I'm working on a new piece that has me really motivated.... big one too. 2ft by 3ft. Quoting: Jool have a good night OP! It was nice to "meet" you in this thread - love it when I meet nice people. "Live each day like it's your last, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one is watching." GO PATS!! :Go Patriots!: |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/04/2012 12:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I decided a long long time ago, I refuse to play any PC Games. Go ahead, tell me I cant smoke in my own home. I will smile in their faces and STILL smoke all I want. There are many many many ways around it, and the smell never gets anywhere if you are careful. I did this for years in a "non smoking building" in California before I got my own place in another state.. never once got caught, and got my security dep back 100%. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1214997 Screw them.. they dont own your body. Thnks!  Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/04/2012 12:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Okay folks....I'll only be up about 20 more minutes... I'm pretty pooped! This has been a really great, discussion. I'll try to be back on tomorrow.... I'm working on a new piece that has me really motivated.... big one too. 2ft by 3ft. Quoting: Jool have a good night OP! It was nice to "meet" you in this thread - love it when I meet nice people. You as well!!! Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/04/2012 12:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | IMAGE ( [link to i127.photobucket.com] ) Me & Cyrus Last Edited by Jool on 02/04/2012 12:23 AM Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| Jool (OP) User ID: 1467739 United States02/04/2012 12:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Off I go.... Good night all, till another day! Thread: An Ode To The Brain (and other things) ************************ "I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."- Groucho Marx "Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures." ~Henry Ward Beecher "I try to be the person my dog thinks I am" ~Anonymous |
| Phase-Sphere User ID: 13255199 United States03/26/2012 03:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I feel your pain. Try one of those smokeless cigs. THey seem to work better than nothing. It works on the humidity in the air. Totally harmless. At least for now. LOL. Peace, and stay safe mon ami. Later...:LaughingJimi: |
| GeekOfTheWeek User ID: 11223926 United States03/26/2012 04:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Seems like a good time to quit huh? I wish I could... I love physics. It bonds us eternally, it's what makes our computers work, it's what's in my morning cup of coffee, it's the thing that keeps the universe from vanishing due to lack of belief... |
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