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Dog sitting a dog thatโ€™s afraid of everything :(

Love. The more love it receives it will learn to love back. Give it lots along with time.
Thank you for being a responsible pet owner.
Even Help-Bot stopped in to wish you a Merry Christmas. LOL

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I always had the greatest respect for our rescue workers.

Rockster160 wrote:
My brother is a firefighter, and honestly- one of the โ€œbestโ€ people I know. He works hard to maintain his physique, heโ€™s passionate about the job, and is an overall very respectable man- and he speaks highly of his team.

It may depend on the area, city, etc. Some places pay more, and thus have higher standards that must be adhered to, regulations, etc.

I knew there were a few more ways to like you Rockster. My sincerest thanks to your brother for a valued job well done by he and his team.

Merry Christmas our little genius and family!

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So. It is all about You and Your needs. That makes your greetings and salutations less shallow than a thimble.

When my birthday comes around, please hit the ignore button.

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I always had the greatest respect for our rescue workers.

I still fail to see how these few incidents lead one to conclude that they all deserve to be thrown under the bus. They perform more acts of heroism than one cares to count yet those incidents are very much under reported. One 4 month old saved more than makes up for 2, "pee in a cup" requests.

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I always had the greatest respect for our rescue workers.

Evansent wrote:
For anyone who are willing to put their life on the line in order to save another I have the upmost respect. ๐Ÿ˜

Ditto and Amen!

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I always had the greatest respect for our rescue workers.

What happened for you to change your mind?
Are you judging all firefighters from coast to coast on just the actions of just one or two?

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Your favorite horror movies?

Big-Al-One wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I can't find any information on that film at all :(

Same said. One title is a Disney film and the other, a 1994 Hallmark romance with Kirk Cameron.

Perhaps Evansent meant,
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286153/

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Anxiety medication?

Anonymous wrote:

soco wrote:
I just go into a nearby retirement home and kick the rear ends of anyone using a walker.
To some, it's the closest thing they've had to a ****** in decades....

There's so much wrong with this.

Anonymous wrote:
Anxiety medication?

There's so much wrong with this.

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Anxiety medication?

I just go into a nearby retirement home and kick the rear ends of anyone using a walker.
To some, it's the closest thing they've had to a ******orgasm in decades....

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Digital Audio Player is DAP. Astell & Kern make a high end unit that resembles the classic iPod but is slightly thicker. The screen is smaller too and I don't recommend watching any movies on it if you could. But if you have high end Senndheiser headphones worth over 2 g-notes you want a DAP that can reproduce every single nuance in a piece of music. Black Sabbath? Probably not noticeable. Annie Haslam? There is no better way.

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