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.. right Now.. I'm not happy.. then again, I rarely am. not complainin.. just, I've learnt not to plan, or expect.. and this is just so not a surprise.



.. why don't women like 'nice' guy's??

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Sinora
19:32 Jun 20 2010

Hey grumpy, I like nice guys.

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SinginGhost88
19:44 Jun 20 2010

They are too sweet. They are more emotional than I want a dude to be.

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darkangelsblood
01:07 Jun 22 2010

love nice guys...

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dabbler
01:46 Jun 25 2010

They suspect pretense. As if they are being nice for a reason only.

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... been trying all week: can't do this sort of thing anymore.

... had too many use, abuse and confuse me to go through it all again.



[[where's my mask??]]

On 01:07:51 Jun 19 2010 (-0 GMT) ****** wrote:



Friendship turned and spoke to me:

'Always I'll be there;

Never mind the fretting or the woes,

Nay, tell! - be you in the doldrums, deep of Hell,

Or any other dire straights my friend;

For you, I stood here ever at your side

From distant time to now, the bitter end.'



On 01:10:42 Jun 19 2010 (-0 GMT) Angelus wrote:



that yours?



On 01:11:51 Jun 19 2010 (-0 GMT) ******* wrote:



written for you!



On 01:13:00 Jun 19 2010 (-0 GMT) Angelus wrote:



erm. I gone squishy.

Driving to Ellesmere Port my Father came out with a remark that gave me pause to think: ‘the financial crisis has been created to bring Europe down to the level of the middle east.’ Now I happen to believe that ‘they’ practice social engineering. Just look at what Thatcher tried in Chile with her ‘friend’ the dictator Pinochet, as a prelude to what had been intended for England, as proposed by an economists bright idea’s. The problem arose when it failed in Chile. Heck, America and Britain have messed around with the politics of other countries, for many decades: perhaps Dad is right?

Since the dawn of time Man has wanted more than what he has Now. Initially he drew animals and warriors on his cave walls, and then he drew representations of an afterlife. Man seems to need to know there is more than there is: which to me seems reasonable, as we’re here such a short time, see what’s wonderful; and then it’s all gone… Perhaps that is why we need belief, which leads to the need for formalized religion??

Shortly before the last election I recall Cameron extolling his parties virtues and, repeatedly saying, “We’re not the old Conservatives.”



The ‘Old Conservatives’ are the ones I recall so well’ they’re the one’s under Thatcher, who closed our mines, destroyed our unions, sold off our oil, deregulated the banks and allowed the conditions that created the MP’s scandal.



The ‘New’ Conservatives get into No.10, with a Liberal Democrat coalition and, then what do I see in the Metro on the 9th June 2010, Cameron inviting Thatcher into No.10 with a beaming smile.

..until my hands got bad, I used to draw a lot.

Now I write.



Thanks to darkangelsblood, I have been doing some drawing & I'm pleased about that indeed!



"...new drawings on the portfolio!"

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darkangelsblood
15:19 Jun 10 2010

*smiles* thank you, but really this is all You. You have a talent that should be shared with everyone. I love Your art and Your writings. Please keep doing them both.

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Thinking about the speech Cameron made the other day about the cutbacks that have to be made, a thought struck me: ‘the bankers started this mess, in part due to their deregulation and, the people are going to have to pay again, ’



Vaunting globalisation as the great thing, Thatcher’s lit killed off our industry and unions, so where is the industry now, to rebuild, to pay back this debt, that it’s said will increase by millions, as we pay off the interest.



And, all the while, the poor will get poorer, as they get used to a lower standard of living and, private industry is seen as the saviour, whilst it’s similar thinking about the bankers that got us to where we are.



And meanwhile, the rich and the super-rich get richer investing their money abroad, while we continue to have wars, we can ill afford to have.



And Simon Cowell is awarded, for keeping us distracted, from thinking about the speech Cameron made the other day about the cutbacks that have to be made.



Needless to say, it won’t be his kind who suffer, it never is.



Think back in time, to the days of the Somme and the War To End All Wars: more men got killed then than during the Second World War. And, the main reason were the generals, who stood back sending horses against tanks, men with bayonets against machine guns; all in feet of deep mud, as they were assailed by cannon fire.



Meanwhile, the generals would live the Vida Loca, as men died for a few yards of muddy ground, littered with the bodies of their comrades, injured, dying and dead.



Poor men died for the rich then, as we will be made to suffer, to keep them rich now.

.. why on earth does someone have me on their friends list, when they have me blocked? Oh, it takes effort to press a button. juh? you still going on about Greenwitchfantasies and...? yes, I guess I am. It's just.. It's.. all soo silly? yes, that's it and, you knnw, sometimes I think I believe you almost make sense. Ah, really? Too kind...

everything is tickety-boo

everything is tickety-boo

everything is tickety-boo



.. on a sunny morn.





[or, in this case, a dark, warm morn.]

So I get in from voluntary work to water the back lawn, and then cook my own tea; and, Dad’s watching a documentary about the little boats, that helped save so many lives at Dunkirk, in 1940.



“I had an uncle there,” he tells me; “well, my Mother’s brother.”



He then adds, “He had to take a man’s leg off, with a pen-knife, in his dinghy…”



And Dad doesn’t lie.

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crowgirl
18:46 Jun 05 2010

I think I was watching that too. A pen knife? Yeesh, no one today could do what they did back then. Not by a long shot. Just shows you the amount of courage our troops had to win the war.

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