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people need to do what makes them happy, without being forced into fitting a mold of what makes their critics happy. if you are not causing harm to anyone by making yourself happy, then go for it.

I believe the meaning you attached to my statement is not at all what I was thinking as I typed it. people whose parents are looking for grandchildren can be under a lot of pressure. keeping a balance between respect for a parent who is badgering you to have kids and asserting your right to...

what are we built for? as any species, to reproduce. why do we need to reproduce? to keep ourselves reproducing. Survival of the fittest gives you a goal to head for, the fittest survive, and produce superior offspring (hopefully superior) and as the fittest of those survive, the species...

well, if you are speaking plainly, and truthfully, then that makes a heck of a lot more sense than multiple consipiracies which require huge eniacs to keep track of the maze of duplicitous red herrings laid out for us simpletons to follow... I digress. Thanks Blacknight for an opinion from the...

well, whatever point you had belongs in a one-on-one conversation. but if you are happy putting out personal criticisms, then get ready... btw, you may be interested in the ability to delete/edit your post.

nah, don't hide. just invest in a really good disguise :cool:

I am a strong believer in that we meet who we need to, in order to either help them through something, or help ourselves through something. Friends are not always meant to be in your life until you die, some are only meant to be your friend for a season, or a reason. There are others who do...

ya, I've had that feeling, too. nothing came of it. big punch in the gut everytime I saw him, always knew when he would call or come by cause a feeling would come over me, but he wasn't the one. but a connection was there. I put it on the reincarnation side, when there is that type of...

There used to be a saying: War is hell. maybe we could update it for the present: War is business.

well, there goes that thought! :frown:

I have heard of folks who cannot wear battery-powered watches, they all stop working within a few minutes of being worn. put them on someone else and they work. do you have a problem with watches?

"The Long A.R.M. of Gil Hamilton" Larry Niven. worth reading.:cool:

very disturbing with more than (to me) a few "I can't look" moments. extremely disturbing. And I agree that a 'part 2' is suggested. I think this one is going to become bigger than anticipated, perhaps not in box office - although that seems to be doing very well - but lasting impressions.

Bernard Haisch's interview had very little, if anything, to do with the subject of UFOlogy, yet it was one of the most interesting and intriguing interviews I have heard anywhere. I truly love the process of speculation, 'what ifs' and so forth. Lots of times we get so bogged down in looking...

so who was on first? :p

welcome again, Klar. as ondafritz says, sometimes lots of friction, but with the right attitude it makes for a lively forum. and some of the people here should be in MENSA. but don't hold that against them...;)

well, the speaker had it right... he said it was a 'genuine' photograph! :rolleyes:

Yeah, maybe Pope was hoping to be a counterweight to the bs...

two things come to mind... the ass end of the millenium falcon, and a nasty forest fire in between two hills... is there any footage showing the object moving?

perhaps the best way to ensure space is explored with access to all is to develop one site on the planet, with the best and brightest from each country given the opportunity to work there. It would be open to UN member countries and each nation's budget would have a MUST pay section, and this...