Damnata joined February 11, 2010
31 years old female
Best PIMP this side of the Atlantic.
Posted by MrsElleCappysnatch
I want to move. I have been putting it off because of work (I travel alot) and have been obsessing about it all day.
.- I thought this was going to be about the library of Alexandria and I was excited.
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Posted by tiziani
He’s hard of hearing?
"Man I cant hear butter with this tentacle in my ear"
Roflclick to expand
Could be just the term earworm? I think that's a worm.
An earworm, sometimes known as a brainworm,[1] sticky music, stuck song syndrome,[2] or Involuntary Musical Imagery (IMI),[3] is a catchy piece of music that continually repeats through a person's mind after it is no longer playing.[4] Phrases used to describe an earworm include "musical imagery repetition", "involuntary musical imagery", "cognitive itch", and "stuck song syndrome".- In a nutshell
Posted by Chicadee
@devil two things come to mind after reading this
1st thing, anger is a secondary emotion to pain. so whatevr you get angry about (anyone) is a reaction to cover pain.
whenever you feel that spark of anger ask yourself what is it about this person/situation/saying/wind blowing the wrong way
that hurts you? Or another where to word it, where/from whom did you learn to be hurt by this? that this should be painful
typically aries placement people have caregivers or an environment where their psychological/physical/emotional boundaries were regularly very strong or even infringed upon. wide open for pain in a lot of areas that later as adults are triggerpoints for anger.
2nd thing- this is a Chinese astrology thing, met many many many people who have their first identity crises/discovery at 24. it's your second 12 year cycle, do not know much about it except it is common (I found out about it after I was 24 so never dove into it like western astrology aspects) but researching Chinese astrological 12 yr cycles may give you some answers there.
between 24 and 30 you change AS much or even more than the 4 years from 14/15 to 18/19.
Starts with this 12cycle thing, ends with the Saturn return. so hang on tight.
From reading your responses, you sound pretty grounded and self aware already, I think you will be fine
Yo, something is wrong with your messages - mine never got through - I checked in Outbox.
I know who you are lol, I had written a message about sending you an email on gmail. Lots to talk to you about but I hope to be able to do it at some point this weekend.
Are you in Europe now?- 8. Great taste for aesthethics,
- I can vouch for Whisper - if you recall the Tim Minchin episode)
- Nah.
Online delivery is encouraged here now and we have lots of Chinese places. Would be really hypocritical to hate them, as we click "order" for the food. Not that I haven't seen/heard butter like this in our media, just going by myself and the people I am close with. Posted by alexscaries
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Posted by 7thHouse
I was browsing through Instagram and saw several women that look almost the same:
Well arched eyebrows
Black hair either straight or curly ends
Eyelash extensions
Lip injections for pouty look
Basically the Kardashian/Bratz look. It's very hard to tell the difference between these women now. I wonder if that is the basis of "attractiveness" now a days. But then... If every woman looks the same, how do you tell the difference? And how do you know who is more attractive or less attractive when they all look the same?
Just a thought since it seems most women have had surgery only to look like the next woman. How do you feel about this look? Is this something you would go for? If you are hiring, would you hire them based on this look vs an applicant who looks normal aka no surgery done and looks plain? Would you date a woman who looks like this?
Thoughts.
I like overweight women with pale skin.
I wanna say hello but then again you think Virgos are dark inside and outside which is scary coming from a Scorpio moon.
Virgo is still one of my favourite signs. I'm sort of reversed I'm dark on the outside, light on the inside. Hello 🙋click to expand
Light on the inside?
*has visions of an aries ex sitting in the dark and smoking and watching me sleep in the beginning of our relationship cuz he thought there just had to be a catch about me*
8th house Moon person he was)Posted by MrsElleCappysnatch
Love you ❤click to expand
I love you too!
You and JAG should have stayed here smdh.Posted by alexscaries
Posted by 7thHouse
I was browsing through Instagram and saw several women that look almost the same:
Well arched eyebrows
Black hair either straight or curly ends
Eyelash extensions
Lip injections for pouty look
Basically the Kardashian/Bratz look. It's very hard to tell the difference between these women now. I wonder if that is the basis of "attractiveness" now a days. But then... If every woman looks the same, how do you tell the difference? And how do you know who is more attractive or less attractive when they all look the same?
Just a thought since it seems most women have had surgery only to look like the next woman. How do you feel about this look? Is this something you would go for? If you are hiring, would you hire them based on this look vs an applicant who looks normal aka no surgery done and looks plain? Would you date a woman who looks like this?
Thoughts.
I like overweight women with pale skin.click to expand
I wanna say hello but then again you think Virgos are dark inside and outside which is scary coming from a Scorpio moon.Posted by _Dazed
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Posted by AfternoonDelights22
Posted by Damnata
Posted by AfternoonDelights22
Millions of the old heads dead > a police state
However, I can be persuaded to change my opinion if the coup entails all of congress being deceased in the process.
Police state is working great here and throughout Europe from what I gathered from friends abroad (not UK or Netherlands where I have no idea wtf they are thinking/doing).
Cannot wait for that Pisces treetrunker to go to prison and he will be joined by people who don't seem to get the point even after being fined.
Police in merica and police in most european countries are 2 very different entities
So are the people imo....if we had the right to bear arms police would also up their ante here.
Not a diss on people owning guns, too complex an issue for me as an european but you cannot just point fingers at the police.
You can when you have prison industrial complex that incentivises law enforcement and courts to arrest, convict, and imprison.click to expand
With anarchy as the other extreme...I'll take my chances with the corrupt police force if I'm to choose between those two options.
Don't want to turn the topic towards a discussion about police and racism and what good business is for the state to have the prison system ...others have better opinions centered around their life experience living there.
All I'm saying is that under *this* scenario, *these* circumstances....leadership is needed and for us that involved both police and military. You cannot rely on people to be responsible about this, especially in your line of work.
I was talking to Elle and Nights about the case here that spiraled it all - ex military dude in his middle age took a vacation to Israel, realized he was coming down with something more serious than a flu...came back home and attended several parties over the next 10 days one of which was this gathering at the beginning of March. He didn't want to go to the police because he was on that vacation with his mistress. In the end she caved in, having become sick herself and went. We are still trying to figure out the number of people infected by proxy. And after all this, it was still in his right to not get tested.
Cue to 6 days ago with Romania applying to be exempt from the European Convention on Human Rights - not all articles - in order to enforce more drastic measures.
What people thought would happen? "OMFG WE'RE BACK TO COMMUNISM YOU GUYS" "WE'RE GOING TO GET SHOT IN THE STREETS" etc. Fear mongers.
What did actually happen? Drastic but pretty common sense measures:
We went from events above 1000 people being canceled to events above 100 to groups of more than 3 people (unless they are family). The elderly ( >65 years old) are not allowed to go out of the house except for a short 3 hour span at lunch to get supplies. No one is allowed out at night and we only can run small errands during the day or go to work, while we carry documents. More measures but you get the gist of it. Is it against a host of human rights? Yes. Is it necessary? I guess we'll see in hindsight if/how it helped but going by how it was applied in Asia, it's looking good. We don't have a good enough health system to take any gambles one way or another and the greater good here surpassed the personal interest. I feel safe in knowing that and seeing it enforced.
As of.. 2 hours? 3 hours ago? USA surpassed China in number of active cases which means the infection rates are turning exponential especially when you take into account the difference in population size. Are measures being implemented state wise or everyone is stuck on discussing politics and ethics right up until that discussion turns into a coughing match?
Just to make myself clear - God I droned on and on - I'm not comparing police between your country and mine because I wouldn't even know where to begin, all I'm saying is that as an outsider looking in and seeing the active number of cases, I hope good measures are taken. If the police is unreliable and citizens don't trust them..I have no idea where that leaves you in terms of who will actively enforce those measures
. Maybe the military? You guys seem to fare with them better and respect/trust them more. There still needs to be an authority.
Sorry everyone for making you scroll on your phones this much. Just feeling worried for people I care for who are in the US and then I went on a tangent cuz Virgo gotta Virgo.
Take care Dazed and all of you who are in the front line with this.Posted by AfternoonDelights22
Posted by Damnata
Posted by AfternoonDelights22
Millions of the old heads dead > a police state
However, I can be persuaded to change my opinion if the coup entails all of congress being deceased in the process.
Police state is working great here and throughout Europe from what I gathered from friends abroad (not UK or Netherlands where I have no idea wtf they are thinking/doing).
Cannot wait for that Pisces treetrunker to go to prison and he will be joined by people who don't seem to get the point even after being fined.
Police in merica and police in most european countries are 2 very different entitiesclick to expand
So are the people imo....if we had the right to bear arms police would also up their ante here.
Not a diss on people owning guns, too complex an issue for me as an european but you cannot just point fingers at the police.Posted by AfternoonDelights22
Millions of the old heads dead > a police state
However, I can be persuaded to change my opinion if the coup entails all of congress being deceased in the process.
Police state is working great here and throughout Europe from what I gathered from friends abroad (not UK or Netherlands where I have no idea wtf they are thinking/doing).
Cannot wait for that Pisces treetrunker to go to prison and he will be joined by people who don't seem to get the point even after being fined.- Maurice Ralph Hilleman (August 30, 1919 – April 11, 2005) was an American microbiologist who specialized in vaccinology and developed over 40 vaccines, an unparalleled record of productivity. Of the 14 vaccines routinely recommended in current vaccine schedules, he developed eight: those for measles, mumps, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, chickenpox, meningitis, pneumonia and Haemophilus influenzae bacteria. He also played a role in the discovery of the cold-producing adenoviruses, the hepatitis viruses, and the potentially cancer-causing virus SV40.
He is credited with saving more lives than any other medical scientist of the 20th century. Robert Gallo described him as "the most successful vaccinologist in history".
"Yet almost no one knew about him, saw him on television, or read about him in newspapers or magazines. His anonymity, in comparison with Madonna, Michael Jackson, Jose Canseco, or an assortment of grade B actors, tells something about our society's and media's concepts of celebrity; much less of the heroic."
