PoetPhilosopher

PoetPhilosopher

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I think it's probably the circle you're in. Statistically - on average families are having less children, and waiting longer to have children. I ran across this a couple weeks ago and thought it was shocking: A report released last year by the Rutgers University National Marriage Project shows that fewer people -- just one-third of American households -- are choosing to have children. That's down from 80 percent in the mid-1800s and 50 percent

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I posted this same topic about a week ago with a very minimal set of responses. Funny. A related topic I've been thinking about - what I want to read, and what I want to author, and what I want to comment on are three COMPLETELY different things. I am pathetic with the written word - especially so creating NEW articles. So my blogs tend to be stupid. And generally my contribution is more to get people to think about things such as questioning

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Can someone please defrag the backend server at JoeUser or add another box to the mid-tier cluster. thanx :D

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You seem to have a natural talent for writing - an ability to channel pain into emotion into passion into words. Have you considered writing a novel ?

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Spears and Agilera for me are in a different league because.. well, they are not dumb as dirt. They actually speak intelligently and as *entertainers* they are talented and successful. Or at least they portray this image. Simpson on the other hand is giving Anna Nicole a run for the money in the So Completely Clueless It's Sad category.

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This is just me, but personally, I like to read articles which are truely insightful. That is to say, there is some new arrangement of ideas, or some connection which is non-obvious that the author is illuminating. Probably second is the humor/satire blogs, and third is the "personal interest". The articles I will call truely insightful are very very rare. We are talking one in 100 or 200. I will wander around some of my favorite bloggers and

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Oy Messy - if you are going to write satire you really need to do a LITTLE more research to make it seem like realistic rant. I truly like what you are blogging here, the effort, etc, but you need to kick it up a notch. I mean, come on - google your subject AT LEAST. Excerpt: Mental Capacity Generally, in order to enter into a valid marriage, the parties must have the same mental capacity as is

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I heard a radio commentator - I think whitehouse spokesperson - say the "deficit" is artificial based on economic predicitions which are notoriously difficult to predict. The economy booms, the tax rate stays the same, but total receipts go up = balance budget.

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I'm watching the Jessica Simpson video, and it occurs to me that she has become a caricature of herself - she seems to be playing out the life she plays on TV, married to Nick, even to the point of making fun of herself (as portrayed in Newlyweds) - and she does it all seriously - as if she doesn't even "get it". Is it possible for her to walk upright and move her mouth without having ANYTHING between her ears ??

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I think it is fine for those that believe in God to evangelicize (sp?) - just as it is fine for Atheists to spread their belief of the "truth". Consider: if you thought the sky was red and I knew it was blue - it would be very natural for me to want to convince you it was blue - even if in the end it "didn't matter". Same goes for Believers, same goes for Atheists.

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Homos are immoral period end of statement. We need to watch out for these guys - the next thing you know, they are gonna demand a polyamorous homecoming court. No.. wait, they will want to have a homecoming king and a homecoming goat. Isn't that how the argument goes? This whole thing is undermining the sanctity of homecoming court. ;)

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