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Re: Top Charming (魅力顶峰) - Chinese Breast Enhancement

Stephanie — Fri, 11 May 2012 05:10:44 -0000

bonjour, je voudrai acheter ce top charming vibromasseur poitrine mais je la trouve nul par ou puis-je commander ce produit?

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The Greek — Thu, 10 May 2012 06:49:51 -0000

The image with the discription "This item incites hate and must be destroyed." is from Ancient Greek culture and was created way before Hitler used it as a swasticker. The four legged sevens or letter "L's" that you see as a symbol of hate, are not to a fact of knowledge. The letter G in the Greek alphabet is " Γ " which is pronounced "gamma". Earth and life in Greek is pronounced "Γη" . the pronunciation of the word "Γη" is "gee" in English and the symbol that Hitler copied from us Greeks means and meant the never ending life cycle (Earth, Life). that's why it is in a form of " Γ " in a cycle. Learn History Before Criticizing, because that's a whole lot easier.

Re: Dealing with Telemarketers

Tom Filatov — Mon, 07 May 2012 05:22:43 -0000

That was a good strategy for those who are offering saving plans,i understand why you saying that,sometimes those offering things are unwanted call they say,and sometimes those are scam or fraud and that is very disgusting.For me you really did a good job on talking to them like that.Awesome.

Re: CAP Calculator for NUS Students

Agagooga — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 11:14:15 -0000

Thanks

SEP mods and "natural 4MC SU" mods should be put under the SU-ed mods section. SEP mods are graded but not in your CAP - foreign universities may not follow NUS's A+, A, A- etc grading system anyway. And natural SU mods are SU anyway.

Re: CAP Calculator for NUS Students

yoohoo — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 06:11:47 -0000

great spreadsheet. some issues i have with it are sep mods and a natural 4MC SU mod (i.e. it's 4 MC but the grade is only S or U hence natural SU) which i cant seem to find a correct column/option to key those in. apart from that i think it's a great effort =]

Re: An MMS I got

Weiye Loh — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 11:45:02 -0000

OMG. That really looks like you!!!!! lol.

Re: Australia 2011 - Day 9, Part 1 - Kakadu National Park: Sunrise Cruise

Yob — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:08:40 -0000

Get daily juice

Re: Sun Xu vs Lai Shimun: not all lynch mobs are created equal; On Indians smelling

Agagooga — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 08:53:33 -0000

You can carry out the experiment!

Re: Sun Xu vs Lai Shimun: not all lynch mobs are created equal; On Indians smelling

curious — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 02:08:14 -0000

so what happens if you are an Indian who eats sushi ?

Re: Why neutering and releasing stray cats is dumb

Woodsman001 — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:27:20 -0000

Yeah, that did leave me scratching my head. :-) Sorry about that. Knee-jerk reaction from having gotten that routine from so many jerk-cat-lovers that I've posted similar information to. I also thought maybe someone else was moderating your blog (that's happened to me too in the past). Some also just let their filters do all their work and hope for the best. Feel free to delete this portion of tonight's entertainment if you so wish, as it's now just misunderstanding-clutter.

Re: Why neutering and releasing stray cats is dumb

Agagooga — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 23:23:36 -0000

Hi. Your comment was marked as spam by my spam filter.

I'm sure it occured to you that by posting this post and with such a title, I would not delete your comment

Re: Why neutering and releasing stray cats is dumb

Woodsman001 — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 22:01:08 -0000

Amazing. I post the solution to the problem, one that ACTUALLY WORKS, and you delete it?

May you drown in disease-infested cats.

Re: Why neutering and releasing stray cats is dumb

Woodsman001 — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 21:37:44 -0000

Too bad that more people aren't addressing all the native wildlife that are destroyed from cats starving them out. That's what happened on my own land. Over a 15 year period cats had effectively annihilated the wildlife from my land. From smallest of prey up to the top predators. The larger animals, no longer having a food source, were starved to death. Hawks, fox, raccoons, opossum, owls, etc. My land was becoming a nightmare of invasive-species cats ONLY. A sterile 1-species ecosystem. (Can that even be called an ecosystem anymore?)

Toward the end of this devastation I took on a wildlife-restoration project of my own, by trying to increase the populations of the last few remaining animals on my land. In the hopes that they might put cat on their menu, trying to solve this problem ecologically. But even this didn't work. I discovered that due to the varying and bold coat-patterns that have been bred into these invasive-species cats, that none of the native wildlife would go near them. Any time a cat would enter my wildlife feeding area all the wildlife would scatter in fear back into the woods. They perceive these cats' coat-patterns as that animal having some hidden or toxic defense mechanism. A universal symbol all throughout nature. That if an unknown animal is sporting some bold patterns then that animal must be dangerous or deadly -- avoid it at all costs.

Ridding your land of cats is not easy but it can be done. Accomplished in less than 1-year once you start taking effective measures, just as I managed to accomplish this on my own land over 2 years ago. It just requires vigilance and accuracy with inexpensive .22s. Outfit your rifle with a good illuminated-reticle large-aperture scope, and a laser-sight as well. These help for the times of day that cats are most active -- dusk to dawn. As well as affording a precision and humane kill every time. I didn't have to waste even one bullet this way. HUNDREDS of them are now permanently gone from my land. Collared or not, because stray cats are the source of all feral cats, they too must be destroyed or you've done nothing to solve the problem. NO CATS have replaced them in all this time. (That mythical "vacuum effect" is an absolute 100% LIE. Simple reason: cats attract cats. Get rid of every last one and there's none there to attract more of them ever again.)

Trap & kill failed for the very same reason that trap & sterilize fails. (TNR being a bigger failure than trap & kill, because they've done nothing to stop cats' diseases nor destroying wildlife.) Cats cannot be trapped faster than they reproduce or their ability to learn to out-fox any trapping method used. So you MUST use a method more effective. I analyzed over 100 TNR programs around the world -- trapping rates pitted against present feral populations and breeding rates. NOT ONE TRAPPING PROGRAM HAS EVER MANAGED TO TRAP MORE THAN 0.4% OF CATS IN THEIR REGION. MORE THAN 99.6% of cats are ALWAYS BREEDING OUT OF CONTROL EVERYWHERE. Even Oregon's amazing 50,000 TNR'ed cats will have only trapped 0.35% of them in Oregon by the end of this year due to cats' breeding rates. Not so surprisingly too, Alley-Cat-ALL-LIES have only trapped 0.024% of them in their OWN city (0.008% of them by years'-end). They can't even reduce cats in their own city yet promote it as a worldwide solution. Then even bigger fools fall for it and promote it.

Whereas "Hunted to Extinction" actually works. It is the ONLY method that is faster than a species can out-breed and out-adapt to. Especially these man-made invasive-species cats that breed 2-3X's faster than any naturally occurring cat species. I too was surprised to come to this conclusion. A painful fact of human behavior from the past that we must now depend on to solve this 100% man-made, invasive-species, ecological nightmare. You won't be able to depend on natural predation to get our asses out of this mess. Nature is not going to save you from your mistakes this time. Read above about cats' bold coat-patterns being perceived as dangerous to wildlife. This is why you will read reports online of how someone's docile cat managed to scare a coyote out of their yard. It wasn't the cats' bravado, it was the cat's coat-pattern alone that scared that larger predator. In the end you'll have a continent inundated with bold-patterned cats being the only species left if you want natural predation to solve this.

"Hunted to Extinction" (or extirpation in this case) worked on my land. PLEASE do the same on yours. So that I don't EVER have to go through the nasty business of shooting and burying hundreds of cats ever again. I for one will not be blamed for the cause of feral cats on someone else's land. Try to not be the blame for them entering my land from yours in the future. They've ALL been gone for over two years now. I aim (pun not intended) to keep it that way. But should ANY cat, collared or not, step foot on my land ever again? May the scope or laser-sight on my rifle find its mark as accurately as it has in the past in order to keep nature as it should be.

Re: Balderdash: On not valorising Happiness

Kava Kava — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 09:12:15 -0000

Emotional distress is common on everything.

Re: Links - 1st April 2012

Rey Mui — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 03:39:40 -0000

mcpork... mmm mmm.

Re: Links - 1st April 2012

Agagooga — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 23:04:00 -0000

I always have great links =D

Re: Links - 1st April 2012

Jabir Yusoff — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 22:52:28 -0000

great links

Re: Sun Xu vs Lai Shimun: not all lynch mobs are created equal; On Indians smelling

Agagooga — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 04:43:01 -0000

More his diet, rather

Re: Sun Xu vs Lai Shimun: not all lynch mobs are created equal; On Indians smelling

Donald — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 03:55:33 -0000

It looks like, in the future, scientists will be able to develop an equipment to determine the race of a person by his body odor.

Re: Something to do this Saturday

Poot — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 23:45:26 -0000

then you'll be so extra!

Re: ACBC

Agagooga — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 02:07:53 -0000

Everything is part of a narrative

Re: ACBC

visceral — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 15:21:56 -0000

Is this part of a narrative?

Re: Why are there more male-female than female-male transsexuals? The asymmetrical flexibility of gender roles

Agagooga — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 09:24:11 -0000

Thanks.

Yes my writing style can be kind of indulgent. Sometimes stating and restating the thesis is too easy - I find a more rambling approach can lead one down more paths

Re: Why are there more male-female than female-male transsexuals? The asymmetrical flexibility of gender roles

sarahg — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 15:53:49 -0000

This is interesting, but I find the writing style a little confusing and hard to follow because a succinct and clear statement and restatement of the thesis is not done here. This is a particular writing style that I am not familiar with and find slightly confusing.

Re: France 2010 - Day 9, Part 3 - Normandy: Avranches, Brittany: Dinan

Agagooga — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 05:23:20 -0000

Thanks