International Stuff 2595

Frank Kalder

oh sure

well this link should tell you that sometimes women can be drama queens, as can men obviously

I am probably a poor selection to answer your question.

In some way I have had the ability to see past hormones and to inject practicality into things. Perhaps this is a function of getting older

I have always figured that people are going to do things at odd times in spite of their best judgment.

It's much like being on a diet and letting the hormones take over so that you have that bowl of ice cream you thought you could say no to.

loveual transgressions are much the same.

If they really really love each other then they can forgive one another and or even understand future accidents. And it becomes no one else's business if they decide that

If they don't really love each other than they will treat each other as property and feel that the whole thing is about comparisons -- is the other person a better lover, has bigger body parts, is prettier, stronger, etc etc

There's got to be a lot of security in such a relationship but it isn't for me to guess if they have that amount of maturity

O MY GOD that was a great site absolutely howlingly funny

Have you ever seen James Lipton's show

This is a great satire on both of these people

REally, it's nearly the same word in German

Here is what I think about that. IF it's loyalty it's not to Russia but to the previous communist-socialistic regime that took care of needs. The winner of the election promised the electorate the same degree of security that they had before independence.

I don't remember Belarus people campaigning for freedom in the same manner as Ukrainians throughout the ages. Ukrainians in the US were very active politically and very unified in lobbying politicians since at least the 60s. I am unaware that american belarussians did anything similar.

However I could not call them jackbuttes. I always thought it was interesting when the USSR was ended and the countries were given the right to pursue independence. At that time many people wanted to return to Ukraine to remake Ukraine in their image and also, in the image of the parents who had come to the US in diaspora. I laughed at these people because first of all, no one who lived in the Ukraine wanted these people to come over there and do so. Because they hadn't struggled side by side with them. But also, they didn't want this because the returnees were already stuck with old style ideas of a century gone past.

I always thought that it was interesting to watch how these newly liberated countries developed, to see how they would develop their own little laboratories of democracy-socialism-independence.

Belarus is just one of the experiments where people have demonstrated that they want something closer to what existed in the days of USSR.

Ukraine is a laboratory for a different direction.

This is on tv in the computer room while I am typing

Each choice has 34 round single cut diamonds in bezel and prong settings making up the dragonfly designs at the top and bottom of the center stone

It's hard to see the little dragonfly but he's SO CUTE

mk5000

"(ay, where yo' name at? ) It's in the source, you ain't seen it? (ay, where yo' change at? ) You can't tell dirty, I'm sparklin? "--nelly, jang-a-lang