warpedskydiver

If you are a packer they just give a basic geographical area to be cordoned off so that the public is not at risk by your putrid presence.

http://www.usma.edu/notablegrads.asp Ask them, they are the authority on this matter.

I really don't know, but dugout Doug was derelict in his duties at Corregidor. He hid in his hotel room as his troops were encircled. He did not even give them a chance to break out and fight as irregulars IMHO he should have been shot. Chester Nimitz was the true brains behind the war in the Pacific.

That happens, still the same familial trait though. That may be why he was cheaper, but hey don't diss the discounted doggy! Mine would have been $4K, however the chick that owned the kennel got married to her baby's father, he was in the ARMY so she was moving to be with him. Turned out her hubby's 1SGT was my PFC a looong time ago. Small world huh? So I got him for $450 and a promise to never have him neutered or sell him. I had my two previous dogs for 13 & 14 yrs, until they had to be put down because of cancer. I had them cremated and some day we will all to a 10 way ash dive. Five of us as ashes.

Yep, he better learn to use the other hand

does he have t he dime sized patch of white on his chest? Right where the swirl is between the front shoulders? If so that is the family crest Many of the males have it.

Chemical signal in women's tears a turnoff for men By LAURAN NEERGAARD, AP Thu Jan 6, 5:07 PM EST If a crying woman's red nose isn't a big enough turnoff to a man, a surprising experiment found another reason: Tears of sadness may temporarily lower his testosterone level. Those tears send a chemical signal as the man gets close enough to sniff them — even though there's no discernible odor, say researchers from Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science. It's the first such signal to be found in tears, and it's probably not unique to women's. Theirs just were the first to be studied. "It's hard to get men to volunteer to cry" in a lab, noted Weizmann neurobiologist Noam Sobel, senior author of the study appearing in Friday's edition of the journal Science. Emotional tears are chemically different from the reflex tears that form when you get dust in your eye. But biologists have long puzzled over the true function of emotional tears: Are they merely cathartic, or do they have some other physiological role? Mice can produce a sort of tear that contains a pheromone, an odorless molecule that triggers basic instincts in many animals. So Sobel's team tested whether human tears similarly can convey subliminal chemical signals through the nose. After all, we tend to hug a crying loved one, putting our nose near their tears. First, some women volunteered to watch a sad movie in the lab and collect their tears in a vial. For a comparison, researchers trickled saline down the women's cheeks and collected those droplets, too. Healthy young men couldn't smell a difference between the real tears and the sham ones. Then came a series of tests: The men were given women's photographs to rate. When they sniffed actual tears, they found the women less sexually attractive than when they sniffed saline. And to researchers' surprise, sniffing actual tears didn't make the men empathetic. Also, saliva tests of testosterone levels found a dip in that hormone after they sniffed tears but not the salt water. Finally, when they sniffed tears and then watched a sad movie inside a brain-scanning MRI machine, the men showed less activity in neural networks associated with sexual arousal. "We have never looked at tears in this way before," said Dr. Esen Akpek of Johns Hopkins University's Wilmer Eye Institute, who wasn't involved with the new study. "This is really interesting." The findings make sense, she said, because the glands that secrete tears bear receptors, or docking ports, for sex hormones — a connection most clearly seen with dry eye, which is most common in postmenopausal women. Why would our tears have evolved a "chemosignal" to function as a sign of sexual disinterest? It's possible that's a proxy for lowering aggression, acknowledged Sobel, who now is trying to identify the molecule doing the work. For now his findings suggest "the signal is serving to time sexual behavior. It is a signal that allows its user to say, 'Now is not the right time.' I predict there are other signals that say, 'Now it is,'" Sobel said. "This is just one of many chemosignals." Stay tuned: He's now testing male tears, "as we finally have one good man crier."

I had a really bad kidney stone the 1st time it was a 5mm stone. It required an ambulance ride, I could only groan quietly. I was in a cold sweat and doubled over. 5 shots of Dilaudid eased it some. Crushed bones are bad, broken joints, back fractures with nerve damage. The C5-7 damage was also brutal. Having my knee go backwards 90° and leg facing backwards from the knee down was excruciating. I know how you must have been feeling.

Believe it or not there are far worse types of pain, the kind that renders you unable to utter any sounds at all except gurgling is the worst. On a 1-10 scale that is a 10 and means you might just die.

http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o42/warped60120/031.jpg He loves a good stick! He is 27.5" at the shoulder and only 85lbs, but he is very lean and large. His head is huge, he can bite a basketball instantly, so all he gets to play with is a Kong ball, Kong toy or sticks. Of course he considers full sized firewood to be a stick.

Looks like he came from east German and Czech. Look at his papers, he may be related to my dog. Unit Gymor is his mom, Heazy Gymor is grandma. I have to look up his grandpas name, but I recall that he is nearly the prototype of all imports from that area. He was one of the most famous GSD's to have ever worked for a living.

They meant female twins Bill.

Oh look, brown sewer trout! Or the red headed cotton fish! Even the latex based jelly fish, it has a sting that kills.

Offer a guy some pussy if he will clean for you. Problem solved. It does not always have to be you, your roomie can chip in with the "chores"

The info on me was wrong,but I opted to get it deleted anyways. It is a win-win, if they truly remove it, fine If they think it is only a validation, even better. Heck even my house location was far enough off that I can see anyone casing the address out, yet they are within range if there is an incident requiring a response.

Tyson (GSD) believes everything on this planet belongs to him. He thinks all other dogs are good playmates but subordinate to him (classic German Shepherd thinking) Beauty thinks she is cat-dog, able to do all that a cat can do. She also thinks that she must cuddle as close as physically possible to me when it is time for bed. She loves to snuggle.

Have you been banging the cat? I don't think that qualifies as pussy. This has been a Public Service Announcement. Now back to the normal bullshit.

Thanks for the update I hope both of the perpetrators get what they dished out back, only ten fold. It's good too see that there is some resolution to this, although it may not have been swift nor strong enough.

New pics are very nice you know

Take advantage of the chill! Post hard nipples! It's a new year and we need boobies!

Alder is nice for smoking salmon or duck too

I told you that your throat will get friction sores from doing that so much! That's OK though you still have two other holes to wreck tonight!

Let's see three rivers running backwards creation of reelfoot lake (I'm 20 miles from there now) all the bends in the missisippi river near cape girardeu not much other than that earlier the extinction of the Cahokia Indians who had a population larger and more advanced than London at the same time

Hey look where the Illinois river points to! Heck I live on the Fox Rainbo lives near the Rock small rivers huh?

Geologically speaking that was not even in the most major events on the New Madrid. There were a few articles published that looked at the rocks and other items in the area and discovered far more powerful events had occurred.