A five pointed star with one point pointing up, as on the American flag and the Democrats' donkey, is universally seen as a symbol of what is good and upright. An inverted pe... moreA five pointed star with one point pointing up, as on the American flag and the Democrats' donkey, is universally seen as a symbol of what is good and upright. An inverted pentagram, however, is used in occultic practices and the worship of Satan. Is it any wonder that the Party has spawned, as President, the Beast of the Apocalypse?
perhaps to a population recession? Do governments know we are in for a population reduction? The human race will not survive the next 100 years without intervention.
In addition to being a six-term member of the House of Representatives and two-term senator from Kentucky, he was also a Hall of Fame pitcher, having played major league baseball f... moreIn addition to being a six-term member of the House of Representatives and two-term senator from Kentucky, he was also a Hall of Fame pitcher, having played major league baseball from 1955-71 for the Detroit Tigers, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, and LA Dodgers. He won 224 games and threw two no-hitters, including a perfect game against the New York Mets at Shea Stadium on June 21, 1964.
~ one of the best non-fiction books I've read; I just finished it yesterday~ Guinn is incredibly objective in his book~ it's still all sinking in~ for me, at least, there is MUCH m... more~ one of the best non-fiction books I've read; I just finished it yesterday~ Guinn is incredibly objective in his book~ it's still all sinking in~ for me, at least, there is MUCH more to Jones' story and People Temple than I EVER thought -- much of it very admirable, in spite of the tragic horrific conclusion
Inspired by this question: http://answermug.com/forums/topic/30607/what-do-you-think-the-core-difference-is-between-quot-liberals/view/post_id/274263I had to write a paper on ... moreInspired by this question: http://answermug.com/forums/topic/30607/what-do-you-think-the-core-difference-is-between-quot-liberals/view/post_id/274263I had to write a paper on that exact question high school civics class. I didn't understand it then and I still don't get it but if someone asked what they had in common I could go on and on about how they're more alike than different.
This is a serious question for the ladies -although men are welcome to answer too. But I especially want women's views: s "sexualization" -that is, becoming aware of and affirming ... moreThis is a serious question for the ladies -although men are welcome to answer too. But I especially want women's views: s "sexualization" -that is, becoming aware of and affirming one's sexual identity- the same as "objectification" -that is, feeling and presenting oneself as a potential object for others' desire and enjoyment?
He is doing to Muslims/Islam what he would not do to Christians/Christianity. Insulting them. Is HIS religion so hateful that it causes him to demean another? Whatcha think?
Trump likes the red states. They love him. He hates the blue because we rejected him and continue to. How does he pay us back for that insult? By killing us. He said he could... moreTrump likes the red states. They love him. He hates the blue because we rejected him and continue to. How does he pay us back for that insult? By killing us. He said he could go out in the street and shoot someone and no one would abandon him. This is even better. He will kill thousands, hundreds of thousands or maybe even millions of us if he lucks out. SIGH.
A. Seven work, one leisure. B. Six work, two leisure. C. Five work, three leisure. D. Four work, four leisure. E. Three work, five leisure.F. Two work, six leisure. G. None of the ... moreA. Seven work, one leisure. B. Six work, two leisure. C. Five work, three leisure. D. Four work, four leisure. E. Three work, five leisure.F. Two work, six leisure. G. None of the above/other answer. ~
A. Five work, one leisure. B. Four work, two leisure. C. Three work, three leisure.
D. Two work, four leisure.
E. One work, five leisure. F. None of the above/... moreA. Five work, one leisure. B. Four work, two leisure. C. Three work, three leisure.
D. Two work, four leisure.
E. One work, five leisure. F. None of the above/other answer.
I loved Byron Katie's quote, '...and nothing is true, believe it or not'.. Wow what our 'mind' thinks is truth is not. I loved it and it is very powerful...Interested in anyone who... moreI loved Byron Katie's quote, '...and nothing is true, believe it or not'.. Wow what our 'mind' thinks is truth is not. I loved it and it is very powerful...Interested in anyone who has a great quote!
Also inspired by this question: http://answermug.com/forums/topic/30392/do-you-write-your-8-with-two-stacked-circle-or-the-s-with-a-slas/view/post_id/273987Cross or no cross?I... moreAlso inspired by this question: http://answermug.com/forums/topic/30392/do-you-write-your-8-with-two-stacked-circle-or-the-s-with-a-slas/view/post_id/273987Cross or no cross?I'm a seven crosser. I had some teachers I really hated in elementary school and they all took away points for crossing sevens on written assignments so now as an adult I always cross my sevens as my lasting act of rebellion.My hubby is also a seven crosser and he said he does it for the same reason which was originally to give the middle finger to teachers in elementary school he didn't like but now it's just kind of a habit for both of us. less
Inspired by this question: http://answermug.com/forums/topic/30392/do-you-write-your-8-with-two-stacked-circle-or-the-s-with-a-slas/view/post_id/273987Vertical line only, vert... moreInspired by this question: http://answermug.com/forums/topic/30392/do-you-write-your-8-with-two-stacked-circle-or-the-s-with-a-slas/view/post_id/273987Vertical line only, vertical line with a flag or underlined vertical line with a flag.I'm a vertical line with a flag person.
Mine was Michael Haneke's original 1997 "Funny Games" (not his American remake)~ after throwing the remote at the TV (I missed, thankfully) I had to go take a walk~ a masterpiece o... moreMine was Michael Haneke's original 1997 "Funny Games" (not his American remake)~ after throwing the remote at the TV (I missed, thankfully) I had to go take a walk~ a masterpiece of a film to me!~ and THE most disturbing film I've yet to see -- without one segment of gore
