You have ketchup on spaghetti?LOL... Do I have to choose? On spaghetti, I have used tomato sauce and, at other times, used mayonnaise.
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Star Wars was good for a few movies.The original series was the best.
But then it became uninteresting for me.
Star Trek remains interesting...the movies
notwithstanding.
Because I believe the Christ in intricately connected to Jewish scriptures. If it weren't for the Jewish scriptures, there would be no Christ to believe in.
Back in the days of scarcity. Today we add meat and actually use tomato sauce (not ketchup)
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In the garbage... in the days of scarcity, we actually darned my socks
I like just about any animal. I don't think I have a favorite (my nephew breeds snakes)... what I do have are two worst animals... mosquitoes and flies! Come into my airspace and you are GONE!
VoidCat
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Ugh mosquitos....they get terrible here around the summer cuz it's so humid and hot. I hate them tooI like just about any animal. I don't think I have a favorite (my nephew breeds snakes)... what I do have are two worst animals... mosquitoes and flies! Come into my airspace and you are GONE!
Edit: my uncle used to breed snakes too. He was quite infamous in the snake breeder world around here and in a few other states till he had to give up his collection cuz it got too expensive. I remember I used to be scared of snakes but when I was 8 years old my uncle put a huge Burmese python on my shoulders. I've love them every since.
Favorite season?
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Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
What do you consider to be the defining positive characteristics that inform your political viewpoint?
No.. I don't have to work at it. Maybe because of a changed lifestyle for almost 40 years --practicing and practicing? But, yes, it is also a desire to emulate Jesus.
Although, sometimes I can ride the line real close
I think of Jesus who, in the worst of circumstance being nailed to the cross, said "Father forgive them for they know not what they are doing".
Having come from a home where my parents divorced (much more to it), I realize that hurt people hurt other people. Many are just speaking from their hurt and no need to add to it.
Thanks for asking.
Spring... new life, green, bursting flowers. That being said, I very much enjoy Florida winter... a break from the heat. Autumn is also a wonderful time. Summer is a GREAT time to enjoy inside air conditioning!!
Outside... heeeeeelp!
VoidCat
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Im betting y'alls weather is like NC then.Spring... new life, green, bursting flowers. That being said, I very much enjoy Florida winter... a break from the heat. Autumn is also a wonderful time. Summer is a GREAT time to enjoy inside air conditioning!!
That is always a complicated double-edged sword because there are pros and cons to every position. (If I understand your question correctly)
The bedrock for me, of course, is my faith. (The con is that there are those who misuse faith and give it a bad name). So, freedom of religion (or the desire not to have one) is a top positive characteristic.
Small government but the need of government. The more freedom we push to the individual the better we are. The more authority we give to the government the less freedom we have. If we give the government cradle to grave authority, we have no liberty. That freedom, however, can work against us and thus the need of government. Freedom to poop on the sidewalk isn't a piece of cake. (this point could take us around the world
)Fiscal responsibility... don't live beyond your means. (Generally speaking, you don't loose you home when you do so)
Life - if you are going to err, err on the side of life.
Pursuit of happiness. We don't owe anyone to make them happy (do we help, yes). But individual pursuit also has individual responsibility. If one's pursuit of happiness is to live beyond one's mean, doesn't mean that the community at large has the responsibility to keep them afloat (tough love). Like an alcoholic, unless you hit rock bottom and decide you want to change, no help will make a difference.
I guess that is a starting point? Did I answer the questions?
LOL... just not as cold... but snow is BEAUTIFUL! And mountains are GORGEOUS! It has it's pros.
VoidCat
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Mountains are great!
RestlessSoul
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I think they call that gravy. Or at least they did in an episode of the Sopranos, where Ralph Cifaretto was teaching his stepson how to make macaroni with gravy (spaghetti with tomato sauce)
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Thank you, yes and yes.
If the political topic of discussion is a specific (rather than underlying beliefs) that's how the focus tends to remain and a bun fight ensues. So I'm always interested to understand (well, sometimes...) why somebody thinks what they think, especially when their political (or whatever, I suppose) outlook seems so diametrically opposed to my own. You seemed like a good candidate for my curiousity.
Prefer mountains though I love body-surfing the waves. LOL And here I am in flat Florida!