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Women's Articles Concerning Men Need This...
A male point of view. These kind of articles are written by women, for women, revolving around women, ad naseum. We only hear one side of the story. Women have no idea what it is to be a man and have no idea what we have to go through on a daily basis. If a woman has issues that remotely involve a male, how will asking another woman resolve ...
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techresmgt
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May 5, 2008
Religious symbols on Florida's plates?
A religious symbol is as much a label as the label its self. In Germany during the 40’s a whole group of people were branded, identified, marked, and issued by the government a religious symbol for their home, cloths, business, and life. This was the negative, discriminatory, segregation through symbolic labeling. The same mind set or ...
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JohnDavidPrince
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April 27, 2008
While we argure over flag pins.
The EPA approves 90% of new compounds w/o restrictions – 82,000 chemicals in use have ever been tested for toxicity out of nearly One Million. CDC Study from 2005 found 148 chemicals in blood of Americans some as high as 400 or more. Study of blood from umbilical cords of newborn babies showed as many as 400 compounds. What if the weapon ...
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JohnDavidPrince
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April 27, 2008
Frustrated Bride & Bad Advice
Dear Bride, DO NOT under any circumstances follow the advice of Prudie by calling your mother-in-law-to-be an ''old hag'' that ''no one wants to see your saggy flesh''. That is the worst advice ever!!! This woman may have eccentric taste - and maybe even lack of better judgment... but she is going to be a part of your life as long as you and ...
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Conqueress
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April 22, 2008
Bridezillas and the Police
Regarding Bridezilla: Maybe Prudie's reply was too subtle for Bridezilla? If she's self-centered enough to be that stressed about what her FMIL is wearing (jealous, maybe?), she might just take the irony as permission to pitch a fit. If you want the wedding to be just about you, then leave everyone else out of it. My wife and I eloped, made ...
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SlightlyMadScience
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April 17, 2008
The stepdaughter advice on her rudeness
Sometimes I think that people forget that some people refuse to deal with situations that are hard for them until forced to. A step mother wrote you about her rude stepdaughter and how they where treated when she, her husband and handicapped child went over there to bring some gifts. I do not agree with your advice Prudie. I am sorry but one why ...
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Gods-Child2
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April 14, 2008
life and death
One more action needs to occur beyond a Will. Please do not forget to establish durable powers of attorney or Living Wills! Alas, it is more likely that you /or your husband become seriously disabled for a period of time. If both of you are, then who would take care of your child while you are incapacitated or recovering and unable to make major ...
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Howard
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April 10, 2008
Dear Actions...
To the woman who has ''unromantic'' boyfriend: The first thing that came to my mind is that you should both read ''The Five Love Languages'' by Gary Chapman. It distinguishes the five different ways that people tend to give/receive love and then you can self-assess your primary and secondary love languages. It's written by a Christian ...
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hr121
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March 6, 2008
Re: In answer to: it's okay to supplement...
If you read the Marsha Walker article you will see that the infant gut (stomach and intestines) are concidered ''open'' meaning they will let large protien molecules through. Colostrum is the really the only substance that the gut should get as it is biologically meant to be the first thing that the gut gets exposed to after birth. The colostrum ...
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Pitpat
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February 15, 2008
Feeling hurt
Dear Prudence, My brother and I use to have a wonderful relationship. We enjoy the same type of activities, music, and movies. This all changed when he got married after getting his girlfriend pregnant. Now we hardly ever talk and he has forgotten two birthdays and Christmases. We are both deployed over seas I'm in Korea and he is in Iraq. I have ...
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mmcclenny
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February 14, 2008
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