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Isee said:
I would have a beautiful pile of river-stones that the dynamic beige crackers would delicately balance upon, so i can whip out my tongue and curl it round the crackers, and flick them into my mouth. The next cracker would then rise up out of a secret spot on the stone, and my tail would wrap around a cord and pull it to squirt the blorange on top. My hoof would just tap a button when I have had enough.
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I like your thinking there. Very inventive. You seem to have the unicorn life all figued out I think. Unless there is something I have missed?

Btw, do you ever find yourself using phrases from your parents? I do that sometimes.
 
reepbot said:
I like your thinking there. Very inventive. You seem to have the unicorn life all figued out I think. Unless there is something I have missed?

Btw, do you ever find yourself using phrases from your parents? I do that sometimes.
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I think the unicorn life would maximise creativity but minimise complexity.

Some phrases I use without realising I think, others we say jokingly because they are well known things my mum or dad say - eg dad always asks if you have put ice on something if you have hurt yourself, so I say that jokingly if my husband hurts himself too :)
 
Isee said:
I think the unicorn life would maximise creativity but minimise complexity.

Some phrases I use without realising I think, others we say jokingly because they are well known things my mum or dad say - eg dad always asks if you have put ice on something if you have hurt yourself, so I say that jokingly if my husband hurts himself too :)
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Yes, I imagine so. I think I would much rather be human in the end. Being a unicorn would be fine for like a day or two but i would miss being a human after a while.

Yes, joking phrases can be hilarious too. I enjoy those.
 
Isee said:
Ours was about 4:30 :) And in case Hooley Dooley asks why I didn't go help a charity today since I don''t have kids, I do have to say I work for charities as a job, so today was a day off - I worked yesterday, and back working again on Tuesday. One Christmas I would like to work at a homeless shelter, but they do actually usually get a lot of volunteers at Christmas.
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Haha. I dont have kids either and currently work with disabled people as one of my jobs (and I worked last Christmas plus this Christmas I am sick so couldnt fly to the UK as planned) in case anyone needs to know why I am not out working with a charity today.
 
Isee said:
Ours was about 4:30 :) And in case Hooley Dooley asks why I didn't go help a charity today since I don''t have kids, I do have to say I work for charities as a job, so today was a day off - I worked yesterday, and back working again on Tuesday. One Christmas I would like to work at a homeless shelter, but they do actually usually get a lot of volunteers at Christmas.
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Haha. I dont have kids either and currently work with disabled people as one of my jobs (and I worked last Christmas plus this Christmas I am sick so couldnt fly to the UK as planned) in case anyone needs tknow why I am not out working with a charity today.
delcan said:
I actually did a bit of research last week and yeah, all the volunteer spaces at soup kitchens, homeless shelters etc. were filled for Christmas Day and it seems they fill up really early (like June).
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Yep. That is apparently the norm. For Christmas Day. Possibly not the other days.
 
He's found ittttttttttttttt! He has found it mooooooosefaceeeeeeeee! The golden ticket! So exciting. He is going to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. How exciting!
 
hooleydooley said:
Just set the record straight, my post about helping out was directed just at one person - not everyone!
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Profound nausea is a common symptom with terminal brain cancer and brittle bones from chemo and hospitalisation are common. Between the several months between diagnosis of brain cancer and death, my mum wasn't in a position to do a single outing, and you are backseating Avatar. In your vast experience, do you really think virgin steep wet rainforest gorge is practical? My sister returned from hiking to Everest base camp and found the territory hard going and you are imagining wheelchair access, pathed elevators and lookout platforms.

Just how much spelunking and canyoning with terminal cancer affected children have you actually done yourself, before glibly prescribing others? Well, not others. Prescribing one other.
 
I just think that your attitude with 'having it all' and 'knowing it all' is really being a smart arse type of response in any topic.

You could be a bit more clearer. Who would know that a helicopter, canyoning and abseilling was needed to access your property?
Sorry, I will admit I am a total dumb idiot, just like you wish.

I just still wonder why, people who are very comfortable in life =$$$$ do not go out and help these kids around this time of year ...... and well, to give them something special. I am not in that postion, but I do give to my community when I can and it mainly supporting the Indigenous Kids.

Anyway, I really don't want to persue an arguement with you on this or any other topic in the future. I found you answer to my question on global warming informative, and thank you for answering :)

Peace Out, Enjoy Life and I Hope You Share Some Happiness Out There :)
 
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