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gaijinmark wrote:They don't have to worry about a blog, she tells them right up front what she thinks of them. :tolerance:

Honesty is always the best policy.

"Tough Love," huh?

Wow... Mubarak put up less of a fight than I expected... Good for Egypt. :victory:

Democracy protests bring down Egypt's Mubarak

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bmwracer wrote:Wow... Mubarak put up less of a fight than I expected... Good for Egypt. :victory:

Democracy protests bring down Egypt's Mubarak

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An historic day, to be sure. :woot:

Time to do that exercise thing...

Tu_triky wrote:

I am known as the Bread Loving Baby. Specifically Ja-pan #51: Garlic Sports bread.

Azuma Kazuma, I love you.

Probably tastes great with Edmond Fallots basil mustard. :thumbsup:

We all love Kazuma. :smitten:

Ate some delicious rye onion bread today. Fabulous. :drooling:

Are you sure it is number #51 you love so much? :hehe:

OT: So happy I survived my Mum's visit. We rolled out the red carpet and our efforts were noted and appreciated. And then we slept for three days. Dancing attendance on a queen is tiring, :sweat:

Wynter wrote:You got that right. :whipped:

Honestly, though. Some teachers are so stupid. Where is their sense of professionalism? :shakehead:

Those ones are probably dumb enough to be on Facebook too. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:

An historic day, to be sure. :woot:

Perhaps we really are becoming more civilzed on a global scale! :victory:

Eve wrote:
Probably tastes great with Edmond Fallots basil mustard.

The basil flavor is my favorite. Dayem it tastes good!

Perhaps we really are becoming more civilzed on a global scale! :victory:

Glimmers of hope, at least.

Tu_triky wrote:The basil flavor is my favorite. Dayem it tastes good!

I like the texture of the rough but the basil is delicious.

Tu_triky wrote:Glimmers of hope, at least.

Can't expect much from a bunch of primitives like the human race.

Rather exciting that we are living in the dawning age of technology though.

During the recent troubles over there, my Mother, who has been in Egypt several times in recent years( her BF lives in Rome so they met there) was concerned about the guide who had taken such great care of them. Due to the internet she contacted him immediately, and he reassured her that the news was sensationalizing things as usual and that she shouldnt worry and he believed things would be settled in a reasonable manor. Anyway, he kept her updated and what he told her panned out. Nowadays we are not dependent on the news but rather can contact others individual to individual.
FWIW I believe the internet will be the ultimate source in civilizing this planet.

Eve wrote:
FWIW I believe the internet will be the ultimate source in civilizing this planet.

That theory is increasingly born out by contemporary events.


Basil, basil, my skin loves witch hazel....

Tu_triky wrote:

That theory is increasingly born out by contemporary events.

I first realized the barrier crossing power of the internet about 5 years ago when a muslim, jdrama fan from Indonesia asked me for dating advice. Inconceivable previously.

Tu_triky wrote:Basil, basil, my skin loves witch hazel....

How very fine, its time for rhyme!! :woot: :woot:

Thinks you, that Fallots,

Might do mustard with shallots?

bmwracer wrote:Time to do that exercise thing...

exercise is great for body and mind, and for dealing with the stress of work, etc.
when weather permits, i take walks during my break time in the morning, and the stairs, its been ages since I went to the gym.

YAY long weekend! Do other countries get family day?

Wynter wrote:YAY long weekend! Do other countries get family day?

It's Washington's Birthday on Monday, so it's a three day weekend here. :mrgreen:

Eve wrote:

How very fine, its time for rhyme!! :woot: :woot:

Thinks you, that Fallots,

Might do mustard with shallots?

:hehe: That's funny. :hehe:

Wynter wrote:YAY long weekend! Do other countries get family day?

Nice idea.
But if we do not many know about it.
:beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:

:hehe: That's funny. :hehe:

What's done in rhyme

Can be fun sometime. ;)

Jav_sol wrote:It's Washington's Birthday on Monday, so it's a three day weekend here. :mrgreen:

Not for me. :(

bmwracer wrote:
Not for me. :(

That's too bad. :patpat:

Eve wrote:

What's done in rhyme

Can be fun sometime. ;)

:hehe:

Jav_sol wrote:
It's Washington's Birthday on Monday, so it's a three day weekend here. :mrgreen:

ditto, same here, and a deserving one at that, our work group has really worked beyond a tired exhaustion of year-end, its been a tough month in work loads.

bmwracer wrote:Wow... Mubarak put up less of a fight than I expected... Good for Egypt. :victory:

Democracy protests bring down Egypt's Mubarak

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Not to be a downer to all those cheering this on but if you look at history, most revolutions, especially in that region but also throughout the world, do not lead to "democracies". The army is currently in control of the government, not exactly a hallmark of a democratic revolution. There is very little secular, democratic organization to replace the power vacuum. The only group ready and organized, and already pushing, is the Muslim Brotherhood. This is likely not going to turn out as well as many are hoping.

Kijinnmaru wrote:This is likely not going to turn out as well as many are hoping.

At least they're trying, huh?

You have to make the effort.