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Zarah
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Posted: Jun 21, 2008, 6:35 PM CST
Hey everyone...miss you all..life is interesting!
Changed my hair for a newer darker look...
xx Zarah


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Zarah
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Posted: May 29, 2008, 7:18 AM CST
Scottishlass wrote:
if one day you logged on & saw your ex on an "introduce yourself" thread, but they didn't know you are a member here.


Be the first to give him a wave ..thenbarfing ...thengrin


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 3:35 AM CST
MikeHD wrote:
I am always amazed to hear someone say "there is no God". Especially if the statement is focused on the God of the Bible. The Bible should be the easiest religious book to disprove in the history of books (because of the outrageous claims it makes), and yet no one ever has. In fact, scores of scientist, historians, lawyers, teachers, authors, reporters, and ordinary working Joes have set out to discredit this book of books, and then found that not only is it impossible to clearly prove anything in the Bible is false, but that the amount of evidence to support the Bible's claims is extraordinarily vast. I have posted page after page of proof and argued with some of the finest people here, and still get no where. Some of the greatest lawyers in history have testified that the evidence supporting the Bible could be proved in any court of law. Scientists are continually finding that where they once thought they had a scientific conflict with the Bible was only a mis perception on their part. And Archaeologist findings are supporting the historical accuracy of the Bible like never before. The miracle of this book is testimony in itself of the existence of God.

But even if you throw out the Bible and looked at the miracle of the universe, you would see how perfectly awesome it is. The more you search it out, the more you see how it is virtually impossible to conceive of it being just one big accident. People seem to think that people labeled "religious" like myself are guilty of not researching, not being open minded, and not using our brain, when I find most (not all) of my opponents on this issue do not know the first thing about history, modern scientific theories, or what incredibly intelligent people like myself (that was a joke by the way) have said of the universe in which we live. "I want to know how God created this world. I'm not interested in this or that phenomenon, in the spectrum of this or that element. I want to know His thoughts; the rest are details." Albert Einstein. Just because you believe in God, does not mean you check your brain at the door. "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind." Albert Einstein. I find both sides of this argument to be incredibly and equally religious.

I do not have time now to really get into this. Perhaps I will try this weekend.

I look forward to more discussions in the near future. I have not seen BnaturAl, trish123, igoose, or some of the other more intelligent conversationalists here in awhile. I hope to debate you again soon!


the same could be said for the Qu'ran....


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 3:00 AM CST
I guess the best question to ask would be how would you feel if you opened your partners email and read his emails to an internet woman sending each other fantasies and sexual letters...if this doesn't bother you I guess you have your answer.


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:48 AM CST
Hey Leo seems you are a bit depressed after your neighbour/come recent gal dumped you for her ex...
Hey take some time out and go on a holiday...cut loose have some fun..
Sometimes honey its best not to psycho analise everything in life..don't put it all under the microscope...somethings just shrug them off and don't try to find the logic in them...
Feck you're not an aquarian or libran are you????


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:42 AM CST
Shite double...how did that happen??? Must have been the drooling..


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:41 AM CST
gangel wrote:
They are all dark- haired..Where are the blond men?


A blonde indian man...could be interesting...
Funny most of the time we are attracted to our opposites


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:40 AM CST
gangel wrote:
They are all dark- haired..Where are the blond men?


A blonde indian man...could be interesting...
Funny most of the time we are attracted to our opposites


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:35 AM CST
Claayer wrote:
Oo who have you met so far? (if you want to tell)


Hello lady...hug
some yummy men...clear the throat..I mean nice men that have gllantly showed me around the sites...but I am calling Vonney soon as I get back to Dublin...your photo is so gorgeous..you look relaxed..hows the bedroom?


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:32 AM CST
cristina wrote:
who needs help here to get off the couch?


hey lovely lady!!!

rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing

Just go for the young ones then gal!!!!


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:31 AM CST
Zarah wrote:
No I have a years study and work here..in Kildare at the moment and although they consider it warm here...I am cold
Three weeks..well two and a hlaf left of just bumming it so you just taking my time and meeting up with some cs people which has been fabulous...The Irish are wonderful souls!!!


typos sorry...not awake........grin


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:30 AM CST
Portiea wrote:
Been missing you too.....good to see you, are you back??


No I have a years study and work here..in Kildare at the moment and although they consider it warm here...I am cold laugh
Three weeks..well two and a hlaf left of just bumming it so you just taking my time and meeting up with some cs people which has been fabulous...The Irish are wonderful souls!!!


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:22 AM CST

Hey gal missed you and your interesting posts...thanks for the eye candyhug cheers


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:21 AM CST
Of course a limerick I will display,
Now in Ireland but will I stay?
I fancy the boys with the accents fine,
I share a guiness and toast a wine,
But what will keep me here for sure,
A ten inched hottie that doesn't snore......
grin

sorry poetry is not my strong point....


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Zarah
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Posted: May 27, 2008, 2:15 AM CST
Portiea wrote:
Most handsome Saudi man - the grandson of king Faisal Most Handsome Pakistany man, he is an actorMost handome Turkish man, he is a singerMost handsome Emeriti man - Sheikh Mohammeds son Hamdan Most handsome Indian man, he is an actorhttp://www.eatnineghost.com/5-most-handsome-men-in-the-world/


Well ahoy all!!!!!!

It seems the grandson of king Faisal has sent me a kiss....burst my bubble..and here I was thinking he was a real CS contender....crying
Probably a 78 year old man from Siberia...


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Zarah
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Posted: May 26, 2008, 4:40 AM CST
Ahoy J, Don't mail my yahoo, its way too full! Just drop me a mail here and I'll read from time to time....its 10.30 mornin' got to run....in Kildare..cuddle to your doggies..
cheers


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Zarah
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Posted: May 23, 2008, 1:49 PM CST
Born in Sweden and arrived in Oz with my Romanian mother and German father when I was about 9..Travelled throughout oz as my mother was a trapeze artist with the original Silvers circus...Magdalena is her beautfiul name.
Left home at 14 and backpacked throughout oz for three years , resentful, no direction and an angry teenager in a world I did not understand..Found my destiny in my grandmother, studied on and off both in Oz and Europe for the next ten years...
Worked mainly with humanitarian, most recently in King Saud hospital in middle east for three years hopping from Palestine to Jordan...
Returned to Oz disillusioned and worked simple jobs in retail for six months until volunteering with drug addicts brought me full circle..
Now have a studying, working position for a year in Dublin...

Do I like it? Sometimes I hate it...I love kids but find the entire political correctness BS...
Working in the Middle east and Africa brought me an enlightened sense of peace but since returning to the 'real world' the daily questions of 'what am I doing this for' have returned...

My spare time is taken up with art also...I paint acrylics, always people of different cultures..my passions history, poetry-sufism and 1400 Persian, books, books and my kids....

Money...not interested..Just like for tomorrows kids to live with less suffering.


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Zarah
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Posted: May 21, 2008, 8:18 PM CST
patrickthomas wrote:
The way you spelt it was "pedaetrician" which is incorrect, anyway that does not change the fact that there is something seriously dodgy about you whoever you are. I have read your threads because I was suspicious about you and they are hilarious, you should read about your own threads sometime.

You will never be a good liar when you have a bad memory.

So is it true you are really a man as a lot of people here seem to believe?


No only you it would seem....Seem to bother you for whatever reason...perhaps you should check if you are..

The way I spell has nothing to do with the fact I type poorly..

My life is my own, I have no reason to defend myself to you or anyone else, I was only here to get to know people before I embark on being somewhere different but as I am here now and are infact catching up with some new friends tonight...would you like to come, you are most welcome if near dublin at all???
well you just enjoy your life and get on with it....
Perhaps you are racist??


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Zarah
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Posted: May 21, 2008, 5:10 PM CST
bourbon wrote:
Well well, look who's back....You are hilarious bourbon...perhaps you need to learn the art of hiding profiles for reasons of not getting contact...

Have you learnt to spell pediatrician yet?


Well if Mr spelling B had learnt his spelling he would realise it is spelt both Pediatrics (also spelled paediatrics)........
And english is not my birth language..D'oh!

Shows how childish some are when they attempt to laugh at others...yet in their threads they defend others and present themselves as patrons of justice....
thumbs down


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Zarah
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Posted: May 21, 2008, 5:12 AM CST
StevenSchwartz wrote:
Ah to be sure.


Is that why they have more than one gal...to be sure to be sure???


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