Jincks013
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Posted: 10-12-07 07:11am
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It does but I'll ignore the benefits and
just harp on the detriments because I
personally don't like it so I think no one
should have it.. (ok that was slightly
sarcastic but apt)
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Tylanas
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:05am
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Hahaha XD True though, the way you say
that! Ignoring the benefits to harp on the
downsides.
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Marianne0558
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:07am
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hey hey...let's not bash Marianne's peanut
butter! 
What about the homemade stuff? there are
no downsides 
Now back on topic...
Yay.... post #420 wink wink wink
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embarrassed40
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:17am
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| Marianne0558
wrote: | hey hey...let's not bash
Marianne's peanut butter!
What about the homemade stuff? there are
no downsides
Now back on topic...
Yay.... post #420 wink wink
wink |
I don't find your drug references funny,
there are many innocent children reading
these boards...Use your head!
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Marianne0558
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:19am
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Who said it was a drug reference? No child
would have known that until you opened
your big mouth... and now i can't edit or
delete....
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embarrassed40
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Posted: 10-12-07 08:24am
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| Marianne0558
wrote: | | Who said it was a drug
reference? No child would have known that
until you opened your big mouth... and now
i can't edit or
delete.... |
Your ignorant use & promotion of drugs
is not acceptable. Now quit justifying
your horrid referance. 
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Birch
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Posted: 10-12-07 09:30am
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There are lots of peanut buttters made
organically with just peanuts and a bit of
salt. Do the trans fats come into play
naturally from the p.b., or from the
addition of hydrogenated oils?
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Georgia59
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Posted: 10-12-07 09:55am
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What about natural peanut butter? Like,
when the peanut butter naturally turns
evil on it's own, without the help of
humans?
You know, the kind you have to keep
refrigerated?
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msrosie
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Posted: 10-12-07 15:25pm
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| Jincks013
wrote: | | msrosie
wrote: | | Marianne0558
wrote: |
First, this post was in response to one
earlier that I had made about certain
people having a ridiculous amount of
abortions within a year and a half.
5. |
I'm not sure that someone like that should
be parenting. |
Give me a break!! So not only do you want
to control other women but now you want to
stop women from teaching their children
they don't have to be sheep?
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I have no idea what you are talking about
here. I never said I want to control
anyone. I'm just saying that if a woman is
so irresponsible as to not use
contraception and uses abortion that
often, that perhaps she's not responsible
enough to be a parent. My own personal
opinion. I have not said it should be
enacted into law.
| Quote: | | I am not sure YOU
should be parenting..
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I'm not parenting. I am childfree by
choice. I know I would not make a good
parent and therefore I have chosen to not
have children.
| Quote: | | YOu see my now 18
year old college student daugther is very
Pro-choice and I couldn't be prouder of
her! She doesn't back down when she feels
strongly about something. She posts on
Girlnation, as I do, I'd like to get her
here but she has little time these days
for postings..homework don'tcha
know.. |
Hellooo?? I am prochoice.
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msrosie
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Posted: 10-12-07 15:28pm
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| Marianne0558
wrote: | You hadn't posted about your
experience.
I was talking about those who have told me
it was horrible on here... I haven't run
into anyone yet who has had a good
abortion experience...
Nice to meet you  |
Well, I have posted on other threads about
having aborted and how I'd do it again in
a New York minute if I ever conceive
again, but you must not have seen them.
Anyway, I did not find it to be such a
horrible, awful experience any more than
any other surgery I've had. In fact, I
found my endometrial ablation to be far
worse than the abortion. I was in mega
pain after that but had no more pain from
the abortion than I would have with a
typical period - in fact, I've had far
worse menstrual pain than from the
abortion.
ETA: Nice to meet you, too.
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msrosie
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Posted: 10-12-07 15:31pm
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| embarrassed40
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I don't find my posts insulting! Where is
the insult. I spoke my mind, I think that
is good to do here! |
Calling someone's husband a tinkerbell,
and insinutating that someone isn't using
their brain certainly is insulting.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 10-12-07 17:23pm
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| Marianne0558
wrote: | | Who said it was a drug
reference? No child would have known that
until you opened your big mouth... and now
i can't edit or
delete.... |
I still don't know how it's a drug
reference... Besides, we have a whole lot
of conversations dedicated to Marijuana
and how it should be legal. I don't think
an innocent reference to 'special
brownies' (I think that's what it is?) is
going to be harmful. I knew what special
brownies were when I was 12
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Tylanas
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Posted: 10-12-07 17:24pm
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| Georgia59
wrote: | What about natural peanut
butter? Like, when the peanut butter
naturally turns evil on it's own, without
the help of humans?
You know, the kind you have to keep
refrigerated? |
Hahaha XD 
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meblonde01
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Posted: 10-12-07 18:45pm
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My peanut butter has molass, cottonseed
oil, soy bean oil and peanuts.. I read
it.. and it is just a
chain store kinds.. "crunchy of course"
Yummy..
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Jincks013
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Posted: 10-12-07 21:09pm
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| Birch
wrote: | | There are lots of peanut
buttters made organically with just
peanuts and a bit of salt. Do the trans
fats come into play naturally from the
p.b., or from the addition of hydrogenated
oils? |
It doesnt matter. Only the fact people eat
it matters. Its evil ! It kills innocent
human beings! It needs to be outlawed!
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embarrassed40
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Posted: 10-14-07 00:20am
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| msrosie
wrote: | | embarrassed40
wrote: |
I don't find my posts insulting! Where is
the insult. I spoke my mind, I think that
is good to do here! |
Calling someone's husband a tinkerbell,
and insinutating that someone isn't using
their brain certainly is
insulting. |
I think I did more than insinuate that she
wasn't using her brain!
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Jincks013
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Posted: 10-14-07 07:05am
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Actually Embarrassed since you like to
insult so much I've a proposal for you.. I
post on a board with a no holds barred
everything is fair game section; insults
are ok there and even scored for
orginality.. girlnation.org go to
Annilation Compound..you'll find ladies
who are most willing to engage you there.
And no one will report your posts there..
Yes. I am there too. I will promise you no
kid gloves at all..
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sadie1
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Who Is Stronger?
Posted: 11-01-07 02:27am
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Im fairly new to this forum and I like
reading what everyone has to say. I wil
tell you that I got pregnant and had a
child at 16. The thought of abortion never
crossed my mind, probably because I was
never talked to about that. It was very
hard to be a young mother. I got married
to my sons father and he wasn't very much
help. It was like having another child to
take care of. I didn't get to go to my
prom or graduate from High School. I
missed out on alot of things that
teenagers do..and for a while i resented
that. I had a second child when i was 18.
Thoughts of abortion crossed my mind
because I knew it would be hard as hell to
handle another child at this point in my
life. I couldn't do it. Now my children
are 17 and 15 and I couldn't imagine life
without them. I told myself if my
daughter ever got pregnant before she was
out of High School I would not let her
have the baby, but after I came in here
and read the abortion site and looked at
it, I have had a change of heart. I would
never make her do such a thing. It freaks
me out to think I would have ever even
considered it after viewing the pictures.
To each their own....
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meblonde01
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Re: Who Is Stronger?
Posted: 11-01-07 07:10am
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| sadie1
wrote: | | Im fairly new to this forum
and I like reading what everyone has to
say. I wil tell you that I got pregnant
and had a child at 16. The thought of
abortion never crossed my mind, probably
because I was never talked to about that.
It was very hard to be a young mother. I
got married to my sons father and he
wasn't very much help. It was like having
another child to take care of. I didn't
get to go to my prom or graduate from High
School. I missed out on alot of things
that teenagers do..and for a while i
resented that. I had a second child when i
was 18. Thoughts of abortion crossed my
mind because I knew it would be hard as
hell to handle another child at this point
in my life. I couldn't do it. Now my
children are 17 and 15 and I couldn't
imagine life without them. I told myself
if my daughter ever got pregnant before
she was out of High School I would not let
her have the baby, but after I came in
here and read the abortion site and looked
at it, I have had a change of heart. I
would never make her do such a thing. It
freaks me out to think I would have ever
even considered it after viewing the
pictures. To each their
own.... |
Sadie,
first, welcome to the forum. It is nice to
see hearts are changed. Sometimes when we
go through hard times we grow from it. I
know I did, and it sounds like you did
too. Tough times sometimes makes us
stronger! I'm glad your life worked out
for you!
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Tylanas
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Posted: 11-01-07 09:45am
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Sadie, I hope desperately that you don't
think all of those pictures are real. Many
of them are fake. Many of them are
mis-labeled as the wrong trimester.
Pro-life tries to make the aborted embryos
look larger and older than they actually
were.
I also hope with all my heart that if your
daughter wants an abortion, that you
will let her have that choice. You're
right, forcing her to abort is bad.
Forcing her to give birth is just as evil.
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