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  1. Happy Birthday! :party-pinkie:

  2. There's Pizza Hut, Little Caesars, Papa John's, and other pizza chains. But to my knowledge, only Domino's has the best crust (they actually flavor it with seasoning), and best ingredients that I don't think other chains have (such as feta cheese, for example). What are other people's favorite pizza chains, and WHY?
  3. Microchips in pets has always bothered me. I feel it's just one step closer to RFID implants in people (which I know, is already being done) to use to buy/sell things, and will become mandatory, eventually, for everyone, because Illuminati. So the question is, would you microchip your kids? If you do it for pets, who are family members as well, then what's the difference with chipping your kid? Where do you draw the line?
  4. So, anectote- i took a walk because stress. Wound up buying a 14% alcoholic bev. At a gas starion. Drank itvwhile readingv. Got drunk, and because low alcohol tolerace, somehow (thank god) managed to walk home sucessfully and safely. So insanely tired, thoug Once the alcohol kicked in, I had to keep slapping my cheek, eating hot Cheetos, listening to music to stay awake as I walked. And I couldn't walk straight to save my life. Tried jogging to kerp from falling asleep, but that was against my better judgment, and I fell. Giant dummy, I am. Once I got home, I just collapsed in the bed, tried sleeping, but spent the time uncontrollably laughing out loud and tossing aound like a loon, before I crashed. Hpw well can YOu handle alcohol ?
  5. In other words- what was the last thing you ate for one of the three main meals (breakfast, lunch or dinner, depending on your timezone) I just wrapped up dimmer. Had some fried zucchini sticks, baked broccoli with salt, peper, lemon juice and curry powder, and for dessert, had a baked apple with honey, cinnamon, and chopped walnuts.
  6. If you're eating anything, share it! Do you usually eat while online? Is it weird, to do so? I'm eating a breakfat burrito for dinner; filled with yummy, cage free eggs, vegetarian chorizo, parsley, brocoli, and onions.
  7. Do you buy secondhand clothing from places like Goodwill or other such stores? Do you have any thought (or reservations) on buying second-hand clothing from places such as these? Have you done so, yourself?
  8. Do you view cursing as a serious matter? ‘Not really,’ you might say. ‘After all, there are bigger problems in the world to worry about. Besides, everybody curses!’ Is that really true? Believe it or not, there are many people who refrain from using bad language. And they know a few things that others don’t know. For example: Cursing isn’t just about words. Your speech reveals what is going on inside you. Using foul language, then, could indicate that you are insensitive to the feelings of others. Is that the kind of person you really are? Cursing can cause others to think negatively of you. The book Cuss Control says: “The way we speak can determine who our friends will be, the amount of respect we will get from our families and coworkers, the quality of our relationships, how influential we will be, whether we get the job or the promotion, and how strangers respond to us.” It also says: “Ask yourself if your relationships could, perchance, be even better if you didn’t swear.” Swearing doesn’t make you sound as cool as you might think. In his book How Rude! Dr. Alex Packer states: “People who swear all the time are tiresome to listen to.” He adds that a profanity-filled vocabulary “doesn’t allow for the expression of much insight, wit, intelligence, or empathy. If your speech is lazy, vague, and unimaginative, your mind is sure to follow.” Do you think there's any thing you, personally can do, to prevent yourself from cursing? Why not try to eliminate bad language in one month or less? You could track your progress on a chart or a calendar. To stick to your resolve, however, you may need to take further steps. For example: Avoid entertainment that floods your brain with bad language. “Bad associations corrupt good morals.” “Associations” include not only people but entertainment—the movies you watch, the video games you play, and the music you listen to. Show yourself to be mature. Some people use profanity because they think it makes them sound like an adult. Really, the opposite is true. Mature people “have their powers of discernment trained to distinguish both right and wrong,” They don’t lower their standards just to “impress” others. Really, bad language only pollutes the mind (and the air) with indecent thoughts. There are too many of those in the world already! “Don’t add to the slop,” recommends Cuss Control. “Do your part to clean up the verbal environment. You will feel better about yourself, and other people will feel better about you, too.” Questions for discussion: Does swearing some something about you? Positive or negative? Is cussing a serious matter? Do you take steps to avoid cussing, or do you actively (or occasionally) swear, yourself? Do you notice when someone cusses around you? Does it bother you, or are you desensitized? Do you think the bible says anything about cussing?
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