mikygr Forum Posts (575)

RE: who would like to marry me?

equiya: no, the QUOTE button



Now you got it! Keep on going tanxia, it's a great thread!

RE: would you 'sacrifice' your pet for your lover?

That's exactly what I ment, not all animals are made by nature to be "pets", and if someone really loves animals, he must respect this fact. I not only felt sorry about birds, but also about some other "pets" I've seen. And one last thing I would like to mention: Dogs have an extreme sense to know if you really love theme or not. And if you really love theme, you never have to pretend, or even to fear. This is my multiple experience I had, even with "wild" dogs".

RE: would you 'sacrifice' your pet for your lover?

But would you also accept a monkey dancing around in the house? I'm serious asking now, because I've seen that also, in Kenya. I ask, because if we Westerns talk about "pets", we usually think about doggies and cats.

RE: would you 'sacrifice' your pet for your lover?

I would'nt even think about...

RE: would you 'sacrifice' your pet for your lover?

I guess so... but it's not me to advise people about their choosen pets...

RE: would you 'sacrifice' your pet for your lover?

No, I have no lamb anyway... But 2 times I've seen lambs living in appartments, as pets... in central Europe though... That's why I was reminded to it and made this remark joking, because in one case they eat it together, no reason to divorce or separate... As for me, I would never sacrifie a pet, but I also never had such an anormal girlfriend to ask me something like that...

RE: would you 'sacrifice' your pet for your lover?

No, I have no lamb anyway... But 2 times I've seen lambs living in appartments, as pets... That's why I made this remark, joking...

RE: would you 'sacrifice' your pet for your lover?

I have a lamb which is ready to be cacrified. I love it so much, its really cute, but I already did buy some oregon and red pepper.

RE: Rate President Obama A, B, C, D, F

I agree, he deserves Fabulous Fantastic Formidable in the frame in which he could act until now.

RE: In response to 'Rate Obama' - how happy were you with Bushes?

He would'nt read even official US archives about, he has his own "sources".
Finally he is paid to do his "duty" in here.
So just forgett about...

RE: In response to 'Rate Obama' - how happy were you with Bushes?

No...

RE: If you could do one thing to change our political world...

Definitelly yes, @ the lobbyist

RE: Aetheism...genuine or a cop out?

That sounds a bit better, you could also use the term to be agnostic.

RE: Aetheism...genuine or a cop out?

Yes, something like that. What I mean is that an atheist is someone who obviously KNOWS that there is no God, and this is a religion as well.

RE: In response to 'Rate Obama' - how happy were you with Bushes?

It was not Michael Moore, it was Michael Me doing that bad thing

RE: Rate President Obama A, B, C, D, F

That was a really nice statement to read for me!
Who is the left and who is the right in FACT today? And which is the most beautiful color today? Blue or red or green?

RE: Aetheism...genuine or a cop out?

Atheism is a religion as well

RE: What if CS Diappeared?

RE: If you could do one thing to change our political world...

1. No diplomatic immunity for frauds
2. No reelection for the same duty
3. No longer than 4-5 years in any duty, legislative or
executive
4. Strengthen the legislative and the law to be more neutral
5. Forbid by law state deficit spending, except transitory
posts of cause
6. State basic social dues by law, but let the
states/communities to do that
7. Give maximal executive power to communities
8. Fight for a functional UN without veto rights, but with
according cost split
9. Enforce the NATO to box decisions of UN through

10. Support international trade, but enforce country’s autonomy
to a maximum, so the economic rule of comperative competition
can be improved

RE: Release order for Suu Kyi reportedly signed

I watched, also other news. I think there is only little hope for an effective riot, probably they'll put her again under house arrest. She knows, therefore she keeps speaking very diplomatic.

RE: I'm Leaving.

Yes, unfortunately.

RE: God Bless America

Thanks, interesting. Yes we have, let's also create the propositions for theme to become successful.

RE: What if CS Diappeared?

Well, I would have more time for my works. You know, once you get involved with forums in the internet, its hard to quit, it becomes an obsession like smoking.

RE: Rate President Obama A, B, C, D, F

Is A the best note and F the worse one? And if so, where is the E before the F?

RE: I'm Leaving.

Oh I see, don't know, but stll no excuse for to hide

RE: I'm Leaving.

And maybe with a pic, next time...

RE: France on the verge of a crisis like Greece.

Yes, the Euro implementation was basically a good idea, but it was rushed and relayed mainly on the interest of the economically strongest countries in the EE. And this interest was primarily a strong Euro, which is understandable. So the exchange-rate-value chosen for the other EE countries was totally wrong, not only in economic terms. And I appreciate for example Poland, beside some other countries in Europe, having also refused to participate to the Euro zone. As you said, the economy needs the "mass" to run, but if a big part of this mass cannot bye anymore cars, weapons, electronics etc. from the others, but instead became relatively expensive in all they had and still have to offer, what is all the game about? You know, the first 2 decades, they bought a hell of things, encouraged and also smearing the politicians to do so, just by increasing their national dept. And here we are now, we Greeks... Lastly, don't forget that this is not the first time Europe tries to implement a common currency: First try was under the Roman emperor Justinian, last one under Napoleon with the well known "Napoleoni".

RE: France on the verge of a crisis like Greece.

Exact, this is also the only difference between the classical and new monetarism theory: "No boarders, no governments, no religions, no ethnics, no ethics, nothing”. Just come into the arena and let's fight "for free" now. The question is who is going to fight against whom? Beside of some ethic problems which occurred, about 2/3 of the countries have been robbed throughout centuries by Colonists and later by "bilateral agreements", straw men- grove’s, therefore absolute corruption, and today more and more by the IMF, the most important doggy for the globalisation-"brake through", having first undermined even the role of the Fed.

But the tragic thing is that USA itself became the first victim, after Reagan/Bush senior took over, implementing the Chicago school theory of the “new monetarism”. It was the 2nd try in the USA politic scene though, and not the first one, but only than they succeeded. That’s why I always start counting from 1981 forwards, when referring to such matters, means when Senior Bush became R. Reagan’s vice president.

RE: Release order for Suu Kyi reportedly signed

I hope she will rather stay and fight if she still has such a big support. The reunion with her mother is an easy game if she succeed, comparing with what she could offer to the nation.

RE: Release order for Suu Kyi reportedly signed

Keep us informed! And remember, the lines between "fools" and a "heros" are fuzzy...