Xtabentun Forum Posts (1,722)

RE: wanted

Can't believe you already jumped in the wedding dress!

Brilliant pic!

RE: Two Wolves

Makes sense

RE: Two Hearts Planning To Meet!!!

You're sooo sweet talking about this...i canalmost feel your butterflyes
You will have a blast!

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

Never been there but I already like it, so I am sure will be easy to love it.

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

In which country is what, sorry?

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

Rolling the map ....

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

True, offering money is a two way street, you can always be acused of attempting bribe.
And a regular police guy doesn't have the right to ask for passport anyways.

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

Yeap!

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

My thoughts exactly!


Never in my travels , have I met such unwelcoming people, not even during the war in middle east.

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

Wow....something is missing in here.
It sounds rather extreme, to be called dirty names in broad day light and have stones thrown at you....what was the reaction of the otrher people around? What was the sovietic militia doing while you were being abused?

RE: My Daughter wants to go to Moscow, Russia?

Why could it be dangerous? Do you know for a fact or you're just assuming?
I think it's ridiculous , people getting scared of places and not giving themselves a chance to know them .
It's not any more dangerous than most of the big cityes and the same
basic rules apply: don't walk the unlit streets in the night, don't go into the bad neighbourhoods alone....or at all.
But as you mentioned, she't with a legitimate program, they will have adult people with them and the basic safety rules will be inforced before the trip.
Let her go and explore, it might be a unique chance and something she will always remember...and maybe the beginning of her future explorations.
I have never been to Russia but it's one of the places I would love to visit one day.

RE: What is the most "boring" film you've ever seen?

Kill Bill - last version with Uma Thurman and Lucy Liu I think....annoying

RE: PARENT - Job Description

Hahahaha! That's really great stuff!
But I am still looking forward to raise my kids someday

RE: Champix drug for quitting smoking...........

Chantix ( USA) / Champix ( EU)
The side effects of a drug like this usually depend on your health condition. If you had or are predisposed to any of the conditions you mentioned, you might get them or they can be increased.
Those can very well be symptoms of nicotine withdrawal - depression, agitation, anxiety, weight loss/gain......
I stopped smoking after one foil of 1 mg Champix ; First days after I started, I was still smoking and then gradyally I reduced the number of cigarettes. What I did get - instant vomiting, every time I was smoking immediately after the pill ( but i didn't go through the 0.5 mg pills one week prior).
After a week, I completly stopped smoking and been a year since I don't smoke. But it really takes determination, not to give up to the temptation of " just one smoke" thinking you're safe.
It work really well on the nicotine craving; what's harder is the psycological need of smoking. I had to fight a lot to loose the habbit of lighting a cigarette.

RE: New exciting topic for the intellectuals :)

True...and everybody can choose his own bed...

RE: New exciting topic for the intellectuals :)

Made a note and put it on the wall already!

Would have thought you choose something more comfortable for that occasion though

RE: Question About Outlet Boxes - Guy Stuff lol

Best and safest solution: get an electrician!

Advices help but there is nothing better than a qualifyed person fixing the problem on the spot. And you will be much more safer!
Out of all things I would take on, as a single woman, electical ones were never on my list. They's just too dangerous to play with.

RE: Gun Shots

I always thought i live in a very quiet area...until few montsh ago when it was an execution - drug cartels - two streets from me....they came in in the middle of night, broke the door and killed the whole family...ever since then the police patrools every 30 min and it still feels quiet...but in a creepy way! makes you wonder who's living behing close doors and where might be next attempt!

RE: New exciting topic for the intellectuals :)

I tend to like more Polytrichopsida -
They have leaves with lamellae, which are flaps on the leaves that look like the fins on a heat sink. These help it retain moisture!!!
Extremely important!

RE: New exciting topic for the intellectuals :)

Gee Indy, had to dig out the english dictionary first! Moss.....

But good thing i did, otherwise i would have never known that " The mosses are grouped as a single division, now named Bryophyta, and divided into six classes:

Takakiopsida
Sphagnopsida
Andreaeopsida
Andreaeobryopsida
Polytrichopsida
Bryopsida "


That give you lots to think about!

RE: Dio's Secret Public Journal

hahahaha...you just reminded me, i did that to a neighbour that was warming up his engine every early morning, under my kitchen's window

I felt sorry afterwords, thinking of all that could have had happen...but it did work though!

I was aroun 20 at that time

RE: Two Hearts Planning To Meet!!!

to check Lostpoet4u's profile!
Lela, best of luck! I hope you guys have a wonderfull first meeting and followed by many, many others....

RE: Thoughts

Hi Di,
Pathetic?? Not at all.....I think it's absolutely admirable....
If nothing else, you'll find a good bunch of people in here that will ease the loneliness...
All it takes is to reach out...

RE: PASSION

RE: PASSION

I think passion is essential for us as humans; this is one of the traits that makes us unique and without passion, we would just slide through life without any excitement and joy….just dullness.

I love passion; I even love my peaks of passion….the degrees of intensity. But there’s a fine line that you need to respect, in not letting your passions become an obsession, from a constructive tool to become a destructive one. That will only lead to loosing the ones close to you, creating conflict and eventually, reducing you as human, instead of highlighting and improving you.

Passion also comes with openness, with the ability to accept other views and change, improve even your initial passions.

Passion is a great turn on, either being in a relationship or just the normal interactions in every day life.

Passion is what drives us every day and motivate us to get better. It doesn’t have to be anything big, extremely intellectually challenging, it can be the every day feelings and acts you display…this is the greatest aura one can get.

JMO

RE: what would you do if da person above U come suddenly in UR house ?

Me neither , ( well, most of the times) Virgin it is !

RE: what would you do if da person above U come suddenly in UR house ?

Invite her for a frozen Marguerita

RE: Are you more of a city or country person?

For my first few years i grew up on a farm, in the middle of nowhere, with grass geting as high as to my shoulders when not cutted ( I was a kid) , and a river behind the house and a small forest quite close by...I always thought that was paradise ..I still do. I miss the sound of silence, the stars at night, the smell of earth....

But i have moved to big places, and i started to learn the buzz of a buzy city....and the crowded market, and narrow streets, and metro trips, and hectic drives through traffic.....

I get my share of both ...I am an unofficial gypsy, so i move a lot, live in the dessert, at the sea, in the city, the countryside....
I would love to raise my kids in the countryside though, while still maintaining a life in a buzzing city

Not too much to ask, right?

It's friday night

Hahaha...busted!
Why do you have to notice everything?

Not yet, , still waiting for the visa....planning for the end of June though