I dont wish to sound like a hippy Tony, but these things happen for a reason. Sure, it hurts like hell sometimes, it feels totally unfair at times, but you had to go through that to get where you are now. Dont be angry with her, she was only playing the cards she was dealt and is going through her own journey. Fark, now I sound like a hippy.
I guess cyclic would be one way of looking at it, people leaving and others joining. I cant see it ever going gangbusters, but lets hope new people feel comfortable to join.
Well if its so sad, women making themselves look nice, maybe you should chase the ones wearing a potato sack that have hair growing out their ears and noses.
There's always a temptation to blame someone or something, the reality is there are not many Aussies on here. The main forum, is a guy's wildlife photojournal.
The Irish section can be funny at times, they've got a great sense of humour.
Its a safety issue for many women. They shave off their eyebrows then simply carry a set of prosthetic eyebrows to change throughout the evening. If the date is going really well and you'd like to get to know him a little better, you put on a pair of more exotic and seductive eyebrows. However, if things are not going that well but you dont want to hurt the guys feelings, simply put on a bushier and less appealing set, like the ones Yasser Arafat used to wear.
Sheesh, not another one... We're also allies with America, but that does not make us Americans either. The Queens role in Australia is more figurative than literal. On my Australian passport, I dont need a visa to go to Europe, but I'd have to apply for one to go to England. English people have to get a visa to come here. We have our own constitution, written in 1901. We dont have hereditary titles at all, though we do have a modified Westminster legal system.
Far out, maybe I should just humour you foreigners and say, hell yeah, we're more Pommy than the Poms. We sit around all day drinking weak tea and complaining about the weather, when we're not busy singing god save the Queen.
We're part of the Commonwealth, and since Federation in 1901 an independent country not an English colony. We're no more an English colony than Canada or Hong Kong is, or any other country you would have seen at the Commonwealth games recently.
I usually remind you of your heritage when you rant and rave about Muslims and other foreign people, and how you think they dont belong here. Good point about how some indigenous folks might see us, but I think the English lie of terra nullius lecture might be for another day.
The Queen is our head of state, her picture is on our coins. The Governor general sacked Whitlam in about 1975, but none of these things make us an English colony.
Anyways, shouldnt you be out buying boat flares for the next soccer game?
My country, Australia, is not an English colony. It was prior to federation in 1901. It was also a penal colony from 1788 to about 1850. Prior to that, it had a very long history with the indigenous population... I thought foreigners had to pass a knowledge test to live here.
RE: Now a days Why divorced ratio is very high
Women dont take note, they always know better.