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Yo Gabba Gabba

BridgieBridge — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:23:24 GMT

Patrick needs to change his av, bc it's from the most annoying show on earth named Yo gabba gabba, that my daughter absolutely LOVES. I CANNOT stand the damn show, i hate listening to it and feel like throwing my flat screen tv right out the door when i hear the music come on. She won't let me change the channel either, what fun.

here it is cutey!

fat mike — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:03:06 GMT

Taru had to show me..

Sauna

BridgieBridge — Sat, 23 May 2009 19:03:25 GMT

In a sauna is where i spend my weekends. It's not really a sauna, but it might as well be one. It's my dad's tool shack that i work at. It's in a garage shed building with no ac and two fans, also no insulation. It might just be actually hotter than hell in there when the humidity is kicking and it's 90 degrees. It sucks........ really.

Is anyone familiar with Etsy.com?

BridgieBridge — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 12:15:12 GMT

So has anyone ever visited the site Etsy.com? It's a place where people sell all sorts of handmade things. Jewelry, purses, clothes ect. I ask this bc i was thinking of putting some of the jewelry i make on it for sale, but i wonder how good the sales are and how many people shop there. I have always loved jewelry and gems and stones. I have a nice collection from over the years. I used to work at a jewelry store for 3 years and that sparked my interest on making it, being i had to do repairs and such in the store. So for about the last 8 years i make jewelry in my spare time and sell it at craft shows and such in the summer. I have gotten really creative with my work lately. I had to stop making it when i had my daughter, so it was about 2 years i had stopped making it and i just recently started again in the past few months. I'm having a hard time though bc everytime i make something somebody comes over and see's it and wants to buy it and it is for sale and so i sell it to them, but then i am having a hard time getting a table full ready for a sale i have in 3 weeks! I need to tell everyone "NO" until my sale. Some things are nice though and take alot of time to make and those things are what i want to put on Etsy. They take a very small percentage of the sale and it only cost like 8 cents to lst each item. Until i do get my things up for sale you could always go check out my friend Amber's stuff who makes jewelry also!

Amber's stuff:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5651957&ga_search_query=piecesofamber&ga_search_type=seller_usernames

Faye has a necklace i made for her birthday one year. I still do to this day love that piece! I always admire it when i see her wearing it.

Gardening

BridgieBridge — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 18:56:31 GMT

Who all here has a garden? Who likes to grow vegetables? This summer i am growing everything i can. I tilled two different spots in my back yard. I am trying to be green and save some dollars at the store! I'm growing beans, tomatoes, cucumber, peppers, okra, onions, carrots, lettuce, snap peas, potatoes, squash, cantalope, lavender, basil, parsley, cilantro, sage, rosemary and that's all i can remember. So anybody having any growing tips or anything?

True Blood

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:27:13 GMT

Vampire show on HBO. Anybody else check it out? i really dig it! I don't normally like all vampire stuff, but i lurve this show!.[url=http://www.hbo.com/trueblood/]HBO: True Blood[/url]

Karma

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:58:36 GMT

I got a new cat. I adopted him last week from a local humane society. I had went there with a friend who was looking for a dog. At this particular "shack" of a humane society the cat's roam wild. I was walking in when i saw the backside of this all white cat.( I once had an all white male cat with one blue eye and one green. His name was Crimson and he has a sister named Clover. I loved him deeply, beyond what my words can express. He escaped from the house one night when i got off work really late. The next morning, early in the morning, my neighbors pit bull jumped the fence and attacked and killed my cat. It's still a deep ongoing loss for me. And in all honesty it brings tears to my eyes just to tell you all about it. )Anywho back to brighter things...... This cat turned around and i saw it had a blue eye and green/yellow eye. He came up to me and i started petting him and it was love at first site. I walked in and asked for an application. I had went back later that day with my friend to pick up her dog and was looking for the cat but did not see him. Then just before we were about to leave i saw in the distance an all white cat in the woods. So i knelt down to the ground and said "here kitty" and this cat hauled ass all the way across yard right on up to me. He rolled over on the ground begging for loving. I sat there and pet him for a bit then TRIED to walk to the car. It was hard to do with the cat weaving in and out of my feet! I literally had to jump in the vehicle and close the door in order of preventing me from stealing it. That cat was trying to jump in the ar with the dog's and all. I went back a few day's later and picked him up. I felt like i had to, no option about it. I already have two cat's and really did'nt need another but it was a calling.So when i got home with him i was telling Faye all about him and she said " What is it with you finding these all white cat's with two different eye's?!?!?" Then she said " You should name him Karma" I thought about this long and hard for nearly a week and decided yes "Karma" it is.

Where is Faye?

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:57:11 GMT

She' been kind of quiet around here lately.............

United States Of Tara

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:56:06 GMT

Anybody seen it? Crazy show on showtime with Toni Collette who is a mom with multiple personality's. Pretty weird, pretty funny, at least i found it half amusing anyway.[url=http://www.sho.com/site/tara/home.do]Showtime: United States of Tara Official Site[/url]

Yarrr!

Dick Tator — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:54:47 GMT

[IMG]http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj16/sgtgoody/pirate-cat.jpg[/IMG]

cuteness

Tally — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:52:50 GMT

when I saw this pic it made me think of you because you're all about the animals and I knew you'd appreciate how damn cute it is! [img]http://fc43.deviantart.com/fs28/i/2008/059/e/8/please_don__t_disturb____by_burcindrummer.jpg[/img]

I think i really want to be a Professional Poker player

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:52:37 GMT

Really i think i do, and i think i can. I play WSOP on my PS3 and i love it. I'm not great now at this second, i'm good, i'm ok, but if i practice i can be great. It would be fun.

I got a new tattoo!

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:50:51 GMT

:pIt's the Serenity Prayer down the spine of my back, and i must say it looks oh so lovely! ;) I will post a pic as soon as i upload one to the computer............

Geese

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:47:29 GMT

I like them, and hold a place for them close to my heart. The reason why i have such a liking for them is bc they are passionate unique creatures. When they mate, they mate for life. What a powerful thing to do, to love only one your entire life. That is a love so strong, it must be respected. When it comes to love, they have us beat. They never get a divorce. I find it to be a very respectful quality to be capable of devoting yourself and loving another with such an eternal devotion. When their mate dies, they often die themselves. They die from grief, from such sorrow and sadness and lost it makes them sick, it makes them weak. They often mourn until their very own death. It is a sad terrible thing to see, that event taking place. I live in an area where it is extremely popular to Goose or Geese hunt. It's sick. I could never take a life like that from any other creature, for any price. A love like that is a treasure, and they are fortunate to have it, some things do not love hardly at all. Love is one of our greatest gifts we receive in this life, and to rob something of such a gift, is not cool. So here is my dedication thread to Geese. :p[IMG]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3052/2939114711_70fab80888.jpg?v=0[/IMG]

Whoopi Goldberg

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:45:05 GMT

If i could meet anybody in the world alive today, i would want to meet Whoopi Goldberg. She fascinates me so. I have been paying more attention to her lately after being on The View for so long now. Almost every guest that comes, she knows them or has worked with them. She has worked with so many different people over the years. I seem to agree with her on most serious nad political issues. We see eye to eye. She seems passionate and humble, outspoken yet reserved. So i think to sit down and have a conversation with her would be very entertaining, amusing, and enlightening. I think i'm gonna write the t.v show "The View" and beg them to let me come meet her! I doubt they will, it probably will not ever happen, but hey, ya never know if you can have something or not unless you ask and make effort to get it first. It's not like she will ever randomly show up on my doorstep for a cup of tea. Is there anyone any of you would really like to meet and why?

I can't sleep.

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:38:46 GMT

Why can't i sleep, you ask? Oh bc a drunk drive slammed into my car out front at three in the morning, i had the red and blue all over the place outside. And to top it all off..........I know the drunk.........it's one of my good friends sisters. Great. My car is messed up dented in scratched from one end to the other. Could even be totaled bc the frame is bent and she hit it so hard parts off my car are hanging loose underneath. Whatever, it's going to be mighty expensive for her insurance company to take care of, bc if it's not totaled the the whole side needs to be replaced as well as a paint job, and i don't even know about the stuff hanging loose underneath. All i know is my sleep was disturbed, i freakin places to go tomorrow or today, and i got to get a tow truck to come get my car and see if i can get a loaner. Oh my, oh my.The saddest part is this chic has an 8 yr old daughter and she's on probation for some serious charges that she got less than 6 months ago, and they suspended her 5 yr sentence, well now i guess she's going to get that back plus whatever they give her for a DWI. She failed that pathetically. Poor child's gonna be missing her momma for quite some time. Probably the years she's gonna need her most, becoming a teenager and all. I'm sorry she made the choice she did to drive drunk, but the cops had to be called, and i needed a report to get my car fixed. I feel kinda guilty and i don't know why, bc i'm sure i did the right thing, it's just the thought of that lil girl, and how much she's gonna miss her mom kills me.

New York CheeseCake Hershy's Kisses

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:37:47 GMT

I picked up a bag at my local walmart yesterday. They were half price bc of the holiday package. Let me tell you folks something.........[SIZE="6"][COLOR="Magenta"]They are Delightful![/COLOR][/SIZE]Oh my goodness, they were soooo good they made me squirm and my pants and jump for joy. So very tasty i tell you. So this is just a note and recommendation for you to go pick yourself up a discounted holiday bag of heavenly goodness. You will thank me for it, i swear.

It's almost my birthday!

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:34:11 GMT

So what are you all getting me? :dry:

Im Offended!

Dick Tator — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:28:58 GMT

taru wuz here;

A Tribute To Bridge's Phone

Fayebelle — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:27:46 GMT

[yt]BFQgllpPydc[/yt]<3 Faye :th_rock:

In case anybody was wondering.......

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:23:24 GMT

um.......i'm an idiot at times.........and i forgot to notify my internet service provider that i moved............therefore i never got my bill.............therefore i never paid it :c025: ........yep.......i got shut down...........whoops!Everything is all good and corrected now, so you all are once again graced by my presence! :woot: ;)

Ducks

SAMSON — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:23:11 GMT

[IMG]http://pixdaus.com/pics/bPZxAEcrvWxE.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://l.yimg.com/g/images/spaceball.gif[/IMG]Duck: "Whazzup, Elroy dawg?"Elroy: "Oh duck, I'm just pondering some serious thoughts today."Duck: "Oh yeah? Like what?"Elroy: "Oh you know, stuff like World Peace, feeding the hungry children, finding homes for all the orphaned animals, global warming...stuff like that."Duck: "Whoa...those are some serious issues."Elroy: "Ain't it the truth?!"Duck: "Anything else on your mind?"Elroy: "Oh duck, there sure is something else of great importance that I'm very concerned about..."Duck: "Do tell!"Elroy: "I'm really wondering about when mom or dad is gonna give me another tasty treat. I mean it's been a couple hours now since my last treat. How much longer do you think they plan to deprive me?"Duck: "Dawg, I'm so glad I don't have the worries you do. I'm always stuffed."

I feed squirrels

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:21:27 GMT

Yep. Usually in the morning, i go out onto the little porch and have some coffee. With me i bring a bag of peanuts. I throw them all around this tree out front. Then i sit.....lurking.....waiting for on to come. My bf's mom can actually hand the squirrels peanuts at her house, thats how friendly they are. So thats what i'm trying to do now....become friends with the squirrels and hand them peanuts. Working on building trust at the moment. :)I will keep you all posted.

Bachelor's diet

fat mike — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:18:43 GMT

so for dinner im eating an old thing of KFC mash potatoes and a couple bagels with a vegan creamy soy sauce-i like bridgie bridge-so she gets first poke at making fun of bachelors' food

The Never Ending story

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:18:37 GMT

One of my favorite movies, but as a child that wolf scared me to pieces! I want Falkor the luckydragon, who looks like a dog.[IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/57/Falcorvisit.jpg/150px-Falcorvisit.jpg[/IMG]

Yippy yippy yay!

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:17:25 GMT

I got an email today! And it made me happy![QUOTE] VICTORY!NRDC helps wolves keep endangered species protection. Dear bridget,It's the best possible news! The Bush Administration has just announced it intends to withdraw its plan to strip gray wolves of their endangered species protection in the Northern Rockies.What a huge win for wolves AND for hundreds of thousands of online activists like you who share the credit for this amazing victory!Let me bring you up to speed. Last March, the Bush Administration declared the Northern Rockies' wolf population "fully recovered," then it handed off responsibility for the wolves to Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. Just as we predicted, a bloodbath ensued, with 110 wolves slaughtered by state agents and hunters in as many days.NRDC, Earthjustice and 11 other conservation groups raced to court and won an injunction that put a temporary halt to the killing until the full case could be heard. We fully expected to fight a drawn-out courtroom battle in order to win a permanent victory.But thanks to the Bush Administration's surrender, that battle will NOT happen. Instead, the wolves of Yellowstone and the surrounding region will remain protected by federal law.That means Wyoming, Montana and Idaho will NOT be allowed to begin the extermination of hundreds of wolves this fall as part of a massive public hunt -- the first in more than three decades. Instead, those wolves will continue to roam the Rockies -- wild and free -- as nature and the law intended!Why did U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials throw in the towel? They had to face up to the fact that their case against wolf protection would never hold up in court. Above all, they ignored the best available science showing that wolf populations had not fully recovered.In the end, the Administration had little choice but to put its tail between its legs and beat a hasty retreat.Make no mistake: the fight doesn't end here. You can be sure the federal government will be back soon enough with a new plan. And the states will learn their lessons and return with yet another scheme for killing wolves.But you can be equally sure that, with your help, NRDC will stand vigilant, fully prepared to meet and turn back any new and deadly threat.In the meantime, please join me and all of us here at NRDC in celebrating this red-letter day in the storied history of the Endangered Species Act. It happened because you and thousands of others chose to stand up in defense of embattled wildlife. Thank you!Sincerely,FrancesFrances BeineckePresidentNatural Resources Defense Council [/QUOTE][IMG]http://img.getactivehub.com/08/custom_images/nrdc/wolfemailphoto9.08.jpg[/IMG]I can make a difference, they don't have to thank me though, i do it for the ones i lurve.So take that Goerge Bush! Back down like the cold hearted sissy you are! Freakin wolf killa.......hope one eats him. I know, it's mean of me to say that but.... i just don't care.

My feelings are really hurt.......

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:11:13 GMT

One of my best friends who i went to grade school with is getting married. She moved out to CA several years ago but is flying home to do it. We have been the best of friends for many years. I have gone out to CA to see her when none of our other friends have. I am close with her family and every time she comes home i always spend alot of time with her and go to her family gatherings and dinners with her. Ever since i had my baby we don't talk as much tough. When it's a good time for her, it's a bad time for me and i hate the time difference. The last time she came home i spent the least amount of time with her then i ever have, but i could'nt get a baby sitter when everyone else was going out to drink. Even though i did'nt get to see her as much last time and even though we don't talk as much anymore my feelings towards her have'nt changed and when we do talk it feels like just yesterday for me. It's going to be a small wedding. My friend last week told me she was asked to make her necklace for the wedding. ( I make jewelry too) and she also said another friend was going to be singing at the reception. Then i talked to faye who first told me that my friends mom was going to be her only brides maid but now her sister and Faye are in the wedding.I feel soooooooooo left out and my feelings are hurt soooooooo bad words can't hardly express it. So i sent her an email telling her i heard of everybody else's part in it and i felt left out and i would do anything she needed...park cars, welcome people....anything.She replied telling me she was sorry i felt left out and did'nt want to ask anything of me bc of my move and being busy with the babe, but if she happen to think of anything for me to do she would let me know and that just being there was good enough.That's not good enough for me. Sounds like an excuse. I just finished moving and she is getting married next month. Damn i can get a sitter for the wedding, i would do anything for her. I'm not really trying to discuss how i feel with her much other than what i already said, i don't want to bother or worry her. however keeping all this to myself is hurting our friendship. I have a wall up with her now that i have never had before, and at this point i will no longer be calling her my best friend. I don't even really want to go to the wedding now. I am sooooo sad everyone else is taking part but me. I sent her an email back saying i would be there and that was it. Am i being stupid or do i have a legit reason for feeling the way i am? I have been sooooo down about all of this and can't escape it from my mind.

My poor Scoobie aka Oobie

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:07:26 GMT

I call her Scoobie or Scoobit now.So i just finished moving to my new house, not much unpacked yet but here. I have had my babe under my feet every step of the way and it has been so stressful. All the grandparents have been slacking really bad and she has'nt stayed the night anywhere in a long while. I have been on the verge of loosing my mind and insisted my mom take her this weekend. So i met my mom tonight to drop off the baby bc she lives two hours away and traffic is always really bad on fridays. Scoobie is 16 1/2 months now. My mom said she cried the whole way to her house and even threw up and kept shaking her head and saying mommy, day day no bye bye's, no bye bye's.:( I feel so bad and guilty........but damn i need a break.

Sarah just is not going to get my vote...

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:05:55 GMT

I keep tossing everyone around in my head, but the fact alone that Sarah promotes wolf killing does not fly with me. [URL="https://secure.defenders.org/site/SPageServer?pagename=c406_090308palinwolf"]https://secure.defenders.org/site/SPageServer?pagename=c406_090308palinwolf[/URL]

Okapi

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:05:03 GMT

[quote][b]http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080910/sc_afp/britaindrcongoanimalwildlife[/b][hr][B] British team capture first pictures of Africa's 'unicorn'[/B] LONDON (AFP) - The okapi, an African animal so elusive that it was once believed to be a mythical unicorn, has been photographed in the wild for the first time, the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) said Thursday.ADVERTISEMENTCamera traps set by the ZSL and the Congolese Institute for Nature Conservation (ICCN) captured pictures of the okapi in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.The pictures have dispelled fears that the species had died out in more than a decade of civil war.Dr Noelle Kumpel, ZSL's Bushmeat and Forests Conservation Programme Manager, said: "To have captured the first-ever photographs of such a charismatic creature is amazing, and particularly special for ZSL given that the species was originally described here over a century ago.[/QUOTE][url=http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080910/sc_afp/britaindrcongoanimalwildlife;_ylt=AnztUf11xVoVqzki3egGuMcazJV4]British team capture first pictures of Africa's 'unicorn' - Yahoo! News[/url][IMG]http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20080911/i/r2387364533.jpg?x=400&y=285&q=85&sig=F2YpdcU_sqi316g30.Kg9g--[/IMG][IMG]http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20080911/i/r749278118.jpg?x=400&y=278&q=85&sig=97f0HtC2JHBivvBaUr.PhQ--[/IMG][QUOTE]A two-week old Okapi stands beside its mother at an enclosure in Berlin zoo October 5, 2007.[/QUOTE][IMG]http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/nm/20080911/2008_09_11t105327_450x334_us_congo_democratic_okapi.jpg?x=400&y=296&q=85&sig=3mWMBlwmRi4GaLMUVqetyg--[/IMG]

Plucky Cow Confronts Trespassing Bear

fat mike — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:04:17 GMT

[url=http://news.aol.com/article/plucky-cow-confronts-bear/138311?icid=100214839x1207721275x1200422546]Plucky Cow Confronts Trespassing Bear[/url][QUOTE] A curious cow and a young wild bear touched noses and hung out together in a pasture before the bear dashed off with the cow in pursuit, neighbors said. But whether the cow was chasing off the bear or just wanted to play is a matter of debate.Residents of this rural town about 30 miles northwest of Denver say the encounter took place Sunday after the bear climbed into an apple tree in the cow's pasture and then climbed down.[/QUOTE]cute story,no?[QUOTE]The cow is named Apple because she loves eating the fruit of that very tree, said her owner, Nancy Dayton, who describes Apple as more pet than livestock.Apple ambled over for a look, said Penny Cox of Hygiene, who witnessed the get-together."The cow, she thinks she's a dog, so she's interested in everything," Cox said.[/QUOTE]we should be more like bridgie bridge..and tally

eararound headphone to guide cows home to mamma

fat mike — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:03:31 GMT

[url=http://www.newlaunches.com/archives/eararound_headphone_to_guide_cows_home_to_mamma.php]Ear-A-Round headphone to guide cows home to mamma - Newlaunches.com[/url][QUOTE]Herding cows home will soon be very easy task thanks to the efforts put in by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. They have teamed up together to come out with a very techno way to round up the herd and head them home. A solar-powered "Ear-A-Round" helmet is what they have come up with. An electronics device hooked to sound-transmitting stereo earphones containing a GPS unit has been bundled together. The entire contraption fits snugly around the ear, giving out commands to the cows. This way the farmer gets to control his herd from afar.[/QUOTE]will bridgiebridge approve or disapprove?

Do you ever stop to smell the roses?

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:02:26 GMT

We get so caught up from time to time, from the daily stresses of life. It's hard sometimes to to keep an eye on the big picture when you have a ton of little things running through your mind all day. I like it when i see an old couple in their 80's still inlove more than ever. It's time's like that, that humble me. To watch them, imagine their journey, the hardships and good times they've had through that many years of life, and somehow they seem so innocent, yet after 80 or so years thats about impossible, lol! It makes me really happy when i see a couple together yet so sad if i see an old person sitting alone on a park bench, i wonder how lonely they are and what their hearts yearn for at that age. We all are so different yet very much the same.Just wanted to remind everybody to smell the roses, or if you want you can share a story about what it means to you to stop and smell the roses.

Fat Cat

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:59:53 GMT

Awww, i want it! Reminds me of my beloved 23 pd cat Crimson.[IMG]http://www.nypost.com/seven/07302008/photos/news003.jpg[/IMG][QUOTE]By LEONARD GREENELast updated: 1:36 pmJuly 30, 2008Posted: 3:48 amJuly 30, 2008That is one fat cat!Meet Princess Chunk, a 44-pound hunk of feline flesh, a cat so big that she needs a bathtub for a litter box.Volunteers at a New Jersey animal shelter are trying to find a new home for the corpulent kitty - a really big home.Officials at the Camden County Animal Shelter in Blackwood say they received the cat Saturday from Animal Control after she was found wandering around outdoors with no ID tags.As hard as it is to fathom, volunteers think her owner might have lost her, which is as difficult a possibility to imagine as, well, as a 44-pound cat."I mean, how do you lose a 44-pound cat?" said shelter volunteer Deborah Wright.Wright told the Camden Courier Post that volunteers named the cat Captain Chunk until they realized it was a girl.It was probably hard to tell.Usually when people talk about fat cats in New Jersey, they are talking about members of the state legislature. Or extras in a "Sopranos" shoot.But when this portly pussycat came waddling along, they knew they had something different on their hands."She was probably fed table scraps, or may have a thyroid problem," Wright said.Veterinarians say a healthy cat should weigh between 10 and 12 pounds, and that Princess Chunk's condition could be a combination of bad genetics and way too much Meow Mix. [/QUOTE]More to the story here: [url=http://www.nypost.com/seven/07302008/news/regionalnews/fat_cat_122221.htm]44 POUND CAT PRINCESS CHUNK NEEDS NEW HOME - New York Post[/url]

Karma

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:57:47 GMT

T.V show Psychic kids, children of the paranormal

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:59:42 GMT

Well this season of it just ended i think, it did come on A&E Mon. @10 p.m but now this Monday Paranormal state comes back on. :woot: I like that show. :)Anywho the kids thing, they bring a group of kids together that are the same age and they have a therapist and a guy named Chip who is a psychic medium, and they evaluate the kids to see if it's something "Real" they are experiencing and to teach them how to cope with being a person affected by the Paranormal. I really like this show and find myself relating to it. Seriously, i'm being honest and open here. These kids who are often withdrawn don't know where to turn bc most people don't believe them and they often feel very lonesome. It's wonderful seeing these kids feel excepted among peers their own age. They also work with the family's as well, giving the parents an understanding of what is going on in their children's minds. This is a subject not accepted by many people, ghosts and the supernatural world. I could of only wished they had this show when i was young. I felt like such an outsider and still do at times. I think thats why i enjoy seeing these kids comforted so, i wish i was when i was young. My parents were not really religious in any way, and that kind of discussion was not something brung up and talked about openly in my household. I tried on a few occasions to release my feelings, to tell someone what was going on and how i was feeling, what i was experiencing and seeing. Nobody wanted to hear me and i was just told that i was crazy. That certainly did'nt help me nor give me any feeling of comfort. Oh well, boo hoo about me, at least they are more open and accepting to those kinds of things now than when i was younger. It's just a good touching show to me, and i don't know why but just figured i would share this with you all.

online anti chicken colonel game

fat mike — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:58:07 GMT

[url=http://www.kentuckyfriedcruelty.com/superchicksisters/index.asp?c=petascsggl&gclid=CKiP_9mG1JQCFQS7sgod9FsLkw]Kentucky Fried Cruelty :: Super Chick Sisters[/url]not terribly challenging maybe but kinda intersting

Lmao

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:52:51 GMT

At my new forums name. I said i wanted the old one back but this can stay, i find it rather humorous!:rolling::woot: My home is back!

Where is Faye?

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:55:34 GMT

She' been kind of quiet around here lately.............

United States Of Tara

BridgieBridge — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:53:52 GMT