They'll never stop that or other things they are putting into water to keep the masses dumb downed enough so the know they're being screwed but are to "placid-subdued" to do anything about it...
Just think Guz, part of your and everyone else's DNA could end up in the belly of an ant. Then the ant is eaten by a frog who is eaten by a bigger frog who is eaten bird who flies to Africa and gets eaten by a chimpanzee... And somewhere along the way all our DNA comes back together in the future.
I wasn't being "loud" about it. I didn't set up threads and loads of post's and polls questioning why I banned whoever for what ever reason. The Three Musketeers from Co. Galway made most of the "noise."
Sardines taste ok in between hot buttered toast. Frogs (well the legs) taste nice but not much there. Toasted ants taste better than most nuts and worms always look better in a bottle of tequila. Don't know about trusting them but I'd eat most of them. It's all fuel for when the "big one hits'...
If they hadn't a clue about what they were talking about. Kinda. I'd engage with people who don't agree with my point of view. And walk away agreeing to disagree and hopefully link up again in a pub..
And again sometimes in RL there are people you don't like and avoid at all costs for what ever reason and the same rules apply in cyber world..
There is nothing controlling about it. In RL you 'crossed paths' with someone you don't like and you don't want to listen to them for whatever reason. Would you talk to them? Probably not. I'm use the same MO in "cyber world"...
I tend to see it as avoiding contact with people who in RL I probably wouldn't like and or have much if anything in common with.
Short version Fraya is this, if I was having a party. Fifi wouldn't get an invite. I wouldn't have her as a friend in RL or want to listen to what she has to say about anything, so why should behave any different in "cyber world.'
Are you in... You'll get 85% profit, TV, radio... You'll get to mingle with famous Irish people like..
Mariah Carey (1970– )( mother is of Irish descent, father is of African-American/Venezuelan descent)
Alec Baldwin (1958– ) of part Irish descent — film/television actor, one of the Baldwin brothers
Steve Buscemi (1957– ) mother part Iris
John Travolta (1954– ) of Irish-Italian ancestry...
And the 'complainers' can mingle with these famous heads..
Demi Lovato (1992– ) mother has some Irish ancestry (television actress (Disney Channel Original Movie Camp Rock and Sonny with a Chance) and musician)
Zac Efron (1987– ) paternal grandfather (of Polish Jewish descent, Zac is also of about 1/16th Irish ancestry)
Maggie Q (1979– ) aka Margaret Denise Quigley, of Vietnamese and Polish/Irish descent, grew up in Hawaii
..Apu is shown taking a video from the cliff edge when a giant wave arrives to sweep her off the cliff and onto rocks, 40 feet below and alongside the treacherous Wormhole, the Irish Mirror reports.
The Wormhole, which is regularly used as a diving location for the Red Bull Cliff Diving series, is a natural rectangular shaped pool into which the sea ebbs and flow at the bottom of the cliffs south of Dún Aonghasa.
It can only be accessed by walking along by the cliffs.....
It was still dangerous on the cliff ledge and we sat her down to calm her before getting her all the way to safety”, said Seamus.
He managed to stabilise her ankle and kept her warm before the rescue helicopter arrived and whisked her across Galway Bay to hospital.
Today Apu said that Seamus and Fionnuala had saved her life.
A student of economics in London, she had only started taking a video of the scenery when she saw the giant wave coming at her. “I tried to run, but it pushed me straight down.
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RE: Happy Saint George's Day
They are both 2nd cousins, twice removed on their mothers side.