@Makaze I have no use for money. The Hale Family is well off. And I don't see your offer having any benefit for me. So I'm afraid I'm going to have to decline.
I have no love for Justin Bieber. I think he's a brat and a terrible role model. The fact he apologized for this when he's taken no responsibility for his other actions of late seems like a PR move. If he were genuinely apologetic, I'd have more sympathy. But as it is, I have none for him. As for Miley Cyrus, she's a young adult and wants to move away from her 'wholesome Disney' image. She wants to do something different.
There's a chili pepper rating in at 2,200,000 Scoville units. That means it's 2,200,000 times hotter than a jalapeno. Or it means you'll catch fire if you eat it. Chili Sauce
Like sweet kids I'm sure. However, the Bite is a gift not bestowed lightly. A lesson my petulant nephew learned a little late.
This is something I don't really worry about. A bit low on the priorities when it comes to worry.
I'm out of commission for two weeks and suddenly there's lizard men, geriatric psychopaths, and you're cooking up werewolves out of every self-esteem deprived adolescent in town.
Good man.
I go by this more than the 'Users Currently Viewing'. And I know what my profile says.
There is really only a handful of shows I will actually watch cable for. Otherwise, no go. Teen Wolf is set to start it's 4th Season and I'm more likely to watch that on line on MTV's website. Ghost Adventures is in its new season. And Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks is on going. I actually saved on my cable bill last month by not watching as much tv. Just tuned into the shows I wanted to watch. Otherwise, I just goofed around on my laptop and re-watched some shows, played some games. Did crosswords. Re: Televised Psychology/self-help shows = NO. As was said, nothing good comes from telling a person who needs help, in front of a studio audience and millions of viewers, the wrong thing. For example, telling a person with depression to 'get over it' is a bit like telling an epileptic to not have seizures. Or telling a war veteran with PTSD to 'get over it'. It's insulting, damaging, and pretty much worthless. And like Plum's said, Phil doesn't have a doctorate. Added to that his 'retired' psychology license which is not recognized by any sort of psychology board in Texas or anywhere else. He should not be giving advice to patients or anyone. He's 'helped' Britany Spears among others. And this even is still widely criticized. He's not a joke in the Psychology community, he's a danger.
How very Bond villain-esque of you.
I like my invisible settings. Never know when or where I'm going to appear next. Unless you're staff.
There's probably more than one loose, come to think of it.
Been doing laundry today and my ankle clicks when I walk up and down the stairs. Always fun.
No.
