woody636 Forum Posts (1,267)

RE: Nov. 4th, 2008

Not this time! Your Gov's relation isn't running! LOL!! Morning Karen!

RE: Barack Hussain McCain!

Interesting posts! I agree with you on a lot of what you say. Its also interesting to me that you actually agree with americas present course in the middle east. How prevalent is that belief in your part of the world?

RE: What's on your bucket list?

Egypt!! Next on the list. Have to stand next to the pyramids, walk the valley of the kings, and sail down the Nile!

RE: What song are you listening to,part TRZY!

Great group! Have all their songs!

RE: What song are you listening to,part TRZY!

Knights in White Satin Moody Blues

RE: what matters more: looks or personality?

Looks gets you interested, but personality makes a match!

RE: I was just wondering what was the last book/books you bought ???

Jeff Shaara "The Steel Wave"
Larry Bond "Soul of the Assasisin"
Tad Williams "Shadowplay"
Dan Simmons "The Terror"
Stephen King "Duma Key"

RE: Would you work in Afghanistan or Iraq & why or why not

Hey dude! Lighten up! Some people just would like the job or the chance to help other people. Forget the politics, most people here are more involved with their own situations then trying to change/conquer the world!

RE: Back pain advice "I need some"

Hey Tater!
Occupational hazard of working construction! Most likely ripped muscles or tendons. Takes a long time to heal if a tendon! First off, get a back brace. Hot baths seem to help alot too!
I have to disagree about the chiropractor, tho. Just a glorified massage and doesn't fix the problem. Know 2 people that almost ended up paralyzed from going to a chiropractor instead of a regular doc. If its something like a disk, do some real info gathering before you do anything drastic. Heard a lot of horror stories from people that had disk surgery. Hopefully, that doesn't apply and you only need to rest it for the muscles/tendons to recup! Welcome to the club, tho! Once your back has gone out, it seems like it goes out really easy.

RE: Hello !!! :wave:

RE: What's Your Favorite Herb?

along with a cayenne, white, and black pepper mix!

RE: The Active Avoider - Is this you??

Hi all! If thats how you feel Darlynda, then I think you are in the minority here. From what I've read on a lot of these threads it seems like most people have lots of trust issues. Maybe because of bad/failed relationships; don't really know.
It just seems to me that we're overthinking all of this. You can't make a relationship happen just because you want it to. It just is! If anyone here could come up with a sure fire way to guarantee that you would be happy with your "one" for the rest of your life, you'd be the new Bill Gates!
As for changing/adapting to a relationship, you do it because you WANT to; because you WANT to please your partner/spouse. Not because thats the thing to do to make a relationship last.

JMHO

RE: Where's the one place you have no desire to visit?

Only place I can think of that I have no real interest in seeing is Hawaii. Hi KAREN!!! LOL!!

RE: What's your favorite thing about being single?

Know what you mean. The not sharing part is really tough!

RE: What's your favorite thing about being single?

RE: say something to the one ABOVE you ..

How about a little Raki to go with that!

RE: say something to the one ABOVE you ..

Hey yourself! First rounds on me!!

RE: A Strange Act....

Sorry, Zee. It's really tough losing really close friends. They're few and far between.

RE: WHEN IS SOMEONE IN TOUCH WITH THEIR TRUE SELF AND FINALLY TAKE THEIR RIGHTFULL PLACE IN THE UNIVERSE

Hey Gilley! For me the answer is being content with who and what you are. It answers both questions in one.

RE: Do you know what people think about you?

RE: Euthanasia

RE: Your most favorite subjesct???

Traveling, photography, diving, trying new things!!

RE: Euthanasia

No, insinuation from what I was told and the looks I was given - including her chemo doctor. I understand what your saying about your mother. The toughest thing for us is that we're the ones that have to bear the grief of losing a loved one, that lonliness of never being able to see, hear, or touch them again. They're either in a better place or they don't know anything anymore (haven't decided which - someday will find out)
The thing is, is that selfishness on our part? Do we put our need for having that person there for us above what's best for them? Tough question to answer. Emotions play such a huge role! I guess we all have to answer that ourselves.

RE: Euthanasia

Have one. That doesn't answer the question of living in unbearable pain tho.

RE: Euthanasia

Hi Cristina! Yeah, I understand that. But there's been a lot of responses to you post about setting up guidelines. Don't really see how thats possible or who has the right to determine those.
In a way, we almost have it here; but not legally. My wife passed away from cancer last year. At the end when no other treatments were available, we elected home - hospice- care instead of a hospital room. I was left with enough morphine that I surely could have overdosed her if the pain got too bad. Luckily, she didn't suffer badly and I didn't have to make that decision. But, it was an option and it was -- insinuated -- I guess would be the best word for it. To me its just plain crazy that we/drs/legal profession all just sort of skirt the issue.

RE: What would you put in the pocket of the person above you!

not fast enough, Diane

RE: What would you put in the pocket of the person above you!

A ticket to Crete!!

RE: What would you put in the pocket of the person above you!

Someone please unknot me!!

RE: Honestly, why are you on CS?

Hey dude! Haven't been on the site to long myself - couple months now I guess. Got on the site to meet some people and have some fun talking/writing/chatting. No expectations other than that. What happens, happens. Know what I mean?

RE: What song are you listening to,part TRZY!

Beatles - Happiness is a warm gun