How I spent Valentines Day... with a drunk russian stripper

May 11, 2006 00:22

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ssantara May 10 2006, 21:35:06 UTC
Oh great Goth Elder, you must teach me the secret eyebrow language!
=D

Envious of you driving the Jag.....
Not of the rest of your experience, however I am sure you earned a few cosmic brownie points for that one....

Yummmm....
Turkey!

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onyxhealer May 10 2006, 22:27:05 UTC
If you ever get rid of that icon, can I have it? It rocks.

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ssantara May 10 2006, 22:34:33 UTC
I have no ownership to it.
I found it on the net and snagged it...

I don't do that if it is copyrighted and I am sure the creator of it would want the message to get around....
=)

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sothe May 10 2006, 22:37:56 UTC

.If you ever get rid of that icon, can I have it? It rocks.

Actually, it was made for me by my dear friend ponders_life and so... no, I'll not be giving it up...sorry. But, she will do Icons for folks... usually in return for a donation to her fav. charity.

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remember your mom by getting drunk... yeah, not the best marketing campaign... onyxhealer May 10 2006, 22:25:53 UTC
Aha! What an idea! Dubya and Dick Cheney can go turkey hunting together! It's brilliant! Ahem.. (evil grin)

Now I've heard that the diamond trade has damaged the lives of Africans and I always wondered how. What exactly is the story there?

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Re: remember your mom by getting drunk... yeah, not the best marketing campaign... sothe May 11 2006, 06:04:41 UTC
Well, the story is far too long and complex to be told here. But in short, whenever a valuable commodity is discovered in Africa by Non-Africans, the Native people are forced off their land... and are then often forced to work in horrid and dangerous conditions to retrieve the precious commodity. Gold and Diamonds are the worst examples of this in Africa. But other things, like Tee Tree Oil have similar "bad human rights records ( ... )

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jesshartley May 11 2006, 04:30:48 UTC
What an interesting life you lead, m'dear. :)

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sothe May 11 2006, 10:34:54 UTC
What an interesting life you lead, m'dear. :)

Heh, perhaps. Although these days, I think it more accurate to say
"I led an interesting life... and then I moved to N.H."

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going_not_gone May 11 2006, 06:42:26 UTC
A sad truth...you can't save someone who doesn't want to be saved. But at least you kept her from driving drunk that night, and protected all the other drivers on the road as well.

*hugs*

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mizzerrychick May 11 2006, 17:24:04 UTC
My father has (is still) struggled with alcohol abuse. (Both my parents would disagree, but my dad use to lie about not drinking, after just a few beers there is no body home to talk too, And I’m not talking about the small beers he always buys bigger in volume. Mostly he drinks a lot of nips, and wine. And has shown multiple personalities through drinking. Sometimes hell be happy as a clam, sometimes hell be really depressed.) He’s not as bad as this girl is, and I know a few other friends that will drown there sorrow with alcohol. I myself have made some poor decisions do to drinking at a young age. It's kind of sad how society completely ignores, or just doesn't think much of how dangerous alcohol really is ( ... )

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