jennifer1

jennifer1

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Reply to Indonesia You Are A Disgrace! in Current Events JoeUser Forums

Yes, the immediate remedy of the problem will require money. There's no way around that, as unpleasant a prospect as it may be. Should we help? Yes, because the world's water and food supply are so interconnected that what endangers them may well endanger us. One need look no further back than the recent tainted pet food to see this truth. But a responsible approach would include educating the poor who live on those banks about what their pollution is doing an

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Reply to Indonesia You Are A Disgrace! in Current Events JoeUser Forums

But they are Kyoto signatories! They can't have polluting factories! Greywar: Well that is a joke isn't it? unbelievable They really need to work out some other way of disposing of waste, that is awful. AmandaP: The fact they have not worked out a waste system speaks volumes on how backward, uncivilised and unedu

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Indonesia You Are A Disgrace! in Current Events JoeUser Forums

The river Citarum just outside Jakarta Twenty years ago, this was a place of beauty, and the river still served its people well. The river still served its people well…………….served its people……….see how the people have treated the servant that has served them so well, nourished them for so long. A vile mess. A pigsty. A filthy brew

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Reply to Weekly Dose of Weird and Whacky Headlines in Humor JoeUser Forums

"Hamsters on Viagra Have Less Jet Lag, Research Shows"--headline, Bloomberg, May 21 Parts of them get to their destination quicker! "Death Camps May Charge Entrance Fee"--headline, Jerusalem Post, May 31 I thought they already did. It is called Inheritance tax. <img src="http://images.stardock.c

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Reply to Why Bio-fuels spell DISASTER in Current Events JoeUser Forums

What do we have plenty of? Salty sea water. So why not look at designing some sort of vehicle that can run off salty water or salt or a some other bi-product of sea water. There really does have to be some sort of alternative out there. They pollute more, are less efficient and as Bahu points out use up valuable arable land. I don't disagree with this, using up land to grow fuel as opposed to growing food would be foolish. <br

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Reply to Joe User is "Joke User" in Virtual Communities JoeUser Forums

Bosun Gideon comin' aboard with a healthy new supply of Jamaican rum and many wenches. aaarggh Bosun Gid, tis good ta see ya, we be needin some fine fresh new wenches on board to fer ta salty seadogs as what calls emselves sailors aaarrggh I bes be tellin em ta be on ther bes behaviour em being fine ladies an all twont be long for em girls be good pirate wenches aaargh

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Reply to Public Forum vs. Personal Blog in Blogging JoeUser Forums

But that doesn't mean I don't occasionally grumble when the ump isn't looking. Yep we eat the free ice cream then still have the audacity to moan about it! hahahah oh dear! As I have said before though, JU is a shop front in some ways for Stardock, bloggers come here to blog & anons to read and comment - the anons see Stardock and follow the links and hey presto they may have another customer....so it follows that JU should be up and running

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Reply to Public Forum vs. Personal Blog in Blogging JoeUser Forums

(?!?! I mean, fine, exclude those comments on the other sites -- not a great coding feat -- but keep in mind this is a freaking blog site! I'v I have to say Gene, I miss the anon comments, they added a lot of spice to the blog site, opened the door for far more opinions, at the moment you read the same peoples opinions over and over.....bring back the anon commenting please. No comments on the forums does not work, I did that before I was confin

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Reply to Why Bio-fuels spell DISASTER in Current Events JoeUser Forums

There is no real substitute for Petrol There has to be something out there to fuel vehicles other than what we currently use. Maybe the starting point is the engines themselves, take focus off fuelling what vehicles we have and design entirely new forms of transport. There must be someone out there capable of thinking outside of the box?

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Reply to Is it that uncommon? in Parenting JoeUser Forums

Reading this, nothings changed on site then? Heads still bang together? hahahahaha It is nice to see a dad taking an interest in his kids. My kids dad never wanted a thing to do with her and refused to acknowledge her existence a real sob. She is 20 now and has met him for all of 5 minutes, with no further contact.

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