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Saintbirdy In reply to JL290 [2010-08-09 14:27:56 +0000 UTC]

Who do you think??? Haha. I love subtle silliness.

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JL290 In reply to JL290 [2010-08-05 06:44:14 +0000 UTC]

Good point though.

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Saintbirdy In reply to TheEasterBunny [2010-06-14 19:55:09 +0000 UTC]

Yes! I've noticed the phrase, "Biggest in AMERICAN History."
I've stopped to think "America..? Fuck. Shit like this happened somewhere else, but worse." That's when I started to see the graphs and charts... Yeah.

Oil is a drug. We need to be rid of it, not looking for more of it.

We need to be weened off of it.

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TresTShirts In reply to K-Pasa [2010-09-02 17:13:15 +0000 UTC]

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Saintbirdy In reply to K-Pasa [2010-06-14 17:43:47 +0000 UTC]

It's perfectly relevant. It's not safe, it's not environmentally friendly like she (yes, and others) assumed. The spill in the Gulf proves it. The thousands of animals dying proves it. The end.

[link] <--- Here are some of the worst oil spills in a graph. The worst, not all the oil spills that have occurred. Again. Not safe.

Doesn't matter who owns what well. BP make 3-5 TRILLION dollars a month. You'd think they'd upkeep their wells, that they would have the best technology going for them. This is not so.

Haliburton's safety devices failed. BP failed in not maintaining them. It was cheaper to pay the fines than to fix the problems. WTF? BP wracked in the money but tosses away responsibility. I don't know how the government allowed this, but people always complain about keeping government out of businesses.

Joe Biden called her an idiot in this statement. Me driving an eco-car, is calling her an idiot. All the "greenies" do. People buying hybrids is calling her an idiot. We don't want oil. We want alternative energy, not more fossil fuels!
A guy in an SUV had the, "Drill, baby! Drill!" statement on his window. I thought what a fool. I have "Think green" and other animal lover this-and-thats on my little putt-putt.
(I'm all heated up over this because of the wildlife that's suffering, subsequently it will effect humans, but it's our fault anyway...)

Yes, BP is to blame. Retards like Palin (who wants to fooking drill in a protected Wildlife Nature Reserve) encourage these companies to continue operations. Consumers who buy gas-guzzlers encourage them too.

Germany just put up wind generators around the same time the spill happened. What an embarrassing contrast.

She's a symbol/representation of right-wing, bible-thumping, technology-ignorant ignorance.
(BTW, I'm a Christian, female, nerd. She makes my soul, vagina, and brain hurt).

That's probably why she actually had sense enough to not be a governor anymore. That's why one of her kids is missing a chromosome and the other one belongs on Jerry Springer. (Oh snap!)

Then she blames enviromentalists for making people drill off-shore, after she was FOR drilling off shore.
[link] <--- Either way, here's her being contradictory.

People who encourage business like BP is to blame as well as BP themselves.

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K-Pasa In reply to Saintbirdy [2010-06-14 18:21:01 +0000 UTC]

Right. If drilling offshore is such an issue, then why not drill ON shore in a more easily controlled environment? Yet, that also seems to be protested against these days. We do need oil though to survive anymore, and cutting us off would just absolutely destroy the way we function as a society, so we can't just rid ourselves of it in one fell swoop. How do you propose we get it if we can't go on shore, or off shore? Do we pull it out of thin air? Granted, we're working on more eco-friendly fuel options, but it's going to take a while before they catch on, and until we do, we have to have this stuff.

I'm not saying the damages done weren't pretty intense. However (and this may sound cruel) when it gets right down to it, the animal wildlife will do just what they always do and recover/repopulate/move on. Even after the WORST oil spills in history and the countless others that have occurred, it would seem that only one species listed was ever endangered at any point in history, and that wasn't because of oil spills, and none have been made extinct. Call me crazy, but I value human life much more than the fish/birds/etc. that we have plenty of as is. I'm not saying it should happen, or that it's okay to let it happen, but as far as safety goes from a state of humanity, you really haven't made your argument. As far as cost goes, a very simple solution is take the companies that are making "3-5 TRILLION dollars a month" and have them cover the cost. They seem to be fairly well stocked on cash, and what's one less oil company? We have plenty others to take their place, and after this mess it's not like BP is going to be able to survive. The government seems to want to control most everything else these days, why not this? Again, as you said, why did the government allow this?

And I never said it wasn't BP's fault? Actually, I said it was. My WHOLE point here is BP is the blame here, not Palin. Sarah isn't a part of BP or even affiliated with them, now is she? She simply made a statement concerning off-shore drilling that those who look negatively on her ignored till it was convenient to pull it out of the archives to use like the pressed souls they are to "prove a point."

"Germany just put up wind generators around the same time the spill happened. What an embarrassing contrast."
Well, that's lovely, but hardly relevant. I'm fairly sure Obama is too busy with his own agenda's, making everyone happy, and overall trying to keep his butt in office to worry about doing something productive.

"She's a symbol/representation of right-wing, bible-thumping, technology-ignorant ignorance.
(BTW, I'm a Christian, female, nerd. She makes my soul, vagina, and brain hurt)."
In what way? I happen to quite like the woman, what she stands for, and how she handles herself politically. For a novice, she does a damn good job. Not trying to stereotype, but I'm guessing you watch CNN? You're views seem to line up with theirs pretty well.

"That's probably why she actually had sense enough to not be a governor anymore. That's why one of her kids is missing a chromosome and the other one belongs on Jerry Springer. (Oh snap!)"
Nice, mature commentary on a political debate. She actually resigned to further her political career, which honestly, I think she's got a shot at doing. I don't know about the 2012 elections, but 2016 we may just see her on the ballot, and depending on who Obama's replacement in office is (believe you me, we won't be seeing him much longer) she may have a pretty good shot.

"Then she blames enviromentalists for making people drill off-shore, after she was FOR drilling off shore.
[link] <--- Either way, here's her being contradictory."
She's being ironic here, sweetie. Like I said before, environmentalists go around saying "we can't drill on shore because it will XYZ," then turn around and pull the SAME BULLSHIT about off-shore, then expect us to stop cold-turkey and go over to wind-power or something because that would solve all our problems. They're a minority in a country that is nearly consumed by the oil industry. It's like a drug. I'm all for more eco-friendly ways to get shit done, but please, use some sense here. Again, we can't just stop all oil drilling altogether.

"People who encourage business like BP is to blame as well as BP themselves."
SMH. She's not encouraging BP to be slack and not replace their valves, despite being warned countless times beforehand and then FAILING at covering their asses when it backfires. She's simply saying "given our options, it's the safest way we've got to get oil" and quite honestly, I don't necessarily agree (I'm pro on-shore) but dear, with people up in arms about on-shore drilling, what are you going to do?

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Saintbirdy In reply to K-Pasa [2010-06-14 19:50:42 +0000 UTC]

And it sounds like you may watch Fox News. I think C-Span is the way to go, but it's so dull.

Sarah Palin makes more money doing speeches, that's why I believe she got out of government(I need to research on that more before it can be more than just suspicious). I think she's getting a fund together to run in the next election? I don't know.
Are her beliefs are so jumbled that she has to write them on her hand? It's one thing to have a speech prepared to address a mass of people, but it's another to have an open conversation with hand notes...
There is no excuse for blaming environmentalists after you were pro-off-shore.
She's detached. That's the best way I can describe how I feel about her. She's all the way up in Alaska. Whenever she's asked direct questions, she avoids direct answers (many others do too, but I never heard her being spontaneously informative given a question). I see no transparency or wisdom with her. Mind you, I also believe wisdom doesn't only come from age.

I do feel she wants oil drilled in America to prevent having to go to other countries.
However, I think the time and money it takes to do that could be used on finding alternatives that wouldn't lead to strife like what's going on in the Gulf or anywhere else.
What's your take on the Road to Nowhere?
I hear "Oil. Oil. Oil." Not, "Lil more oil and oil-alternatives."

We need to be slowly weened off, not only other countries' oil, but the stuff all together. It IS very much like a drug and needs to be treated as such. Interventions are what need to occur, NOT ignoring the problem, and perusing more of the stuff in our backyard where the kids play. Like a druggie in a nice neighborhood, growing his own stuff, and selling it cheaper.

I really do see what you're saying.
My fear is that if we keep saying, "Let's drill here, let's drill there." When will it end? Will it end? If the need to change isn't always on our backs, then we're going to repeat the same mistakes. People try to move on and forget when an effort towards change is involved. Even if it's beneficial. People are lazy.
(I even recall Palin stating something about not looking at the past. O_O HISTORY IS SO IMPORTANT TO PREVENTING MISTAKES ALREADY OCCURRED. That offended me. I think I yelled at the TV and it was her on live cast.)

Her desire for oil would be more likely to eclipse the alternative energy peeps. I mean, why are we still on the stuff after all this time. Why isn't there more alternatives by now? Because Oil is in charge. They have the $. Money is power. Power is responsibility, and they have none.
People stopped being oil gluttons when it got to be too expensive (nevermind dangerous or un-ecological). Started selling off their SUVs, not buying them, aiding in the down-turn on American-made cars which were primarily the big, gaudy, guzzlers.

(Random question: Why was oil cheaper when Bush got out of office? I always wondered, but never tried to find the answer.)

The wildlife is flocking to that current. That's where the food sources travel... as does the oil.
There are endangered wildlife in that area. Can't recall the turtle that's VERY endangered, but I know pelicans were threatened, then recovered, and now this happens. We're loosing species every day. People are getting sick.
Tourism is suffering, people's lives are suffering. BP doesn't care. It's a drop in a pool of water to them, financially. If they cared, this wouldn't have happened.
Why do we need more of these companies?

This isn't a political-only debate. This is my account, my ramblings, I can do whatever my adult ADD wants. You can do the same. I don't have to prove my maturity to you. I do hate being serious without a break of humor or goofiness.

Oh, and I will vote for Obama again, I know others that will too. While he was trying to help Healthcare, he passed some goodies to punch Sallie Mae in the face on behalf of students. He actually is doing things in contrast to what Bush did.
I think Palin is a joke and may appear on a ballot, but won't get far. I could be wrong, I hope I'm not. I think the only one's to vote for her is maybe the Bible Belt...

I don't value humanity on a high level. =/ I mean, you get a couple of winners, then you get a bunch of loonies. The rich are greedy, the poor are needy.

Volunteering with animals and seeing what's going on in the world on this source and that... I don't like humanity as much and consider it a cancer on this earth more than anything.

*She's simply saying "given our options, it's the safest way we've got to get oil"*

She switched her statements after this happened. She didn't think this would happen.
Who's to say it won't happen in the reserve? She didn't look in the past, she looked at the one thing she knows. Americuh and the usings of the terrorists' oil.

Right now, I like the idea of, "BP you suck at what you're doing, we'll get it done, you just write the checks" I've been wanting that for awhile, I actually think that's what they're going to do this coming week.

Also, more ramblings: people were telling Obama to get pissed, so he did. His little, "Kick ass" statement has everyone in an uproar.
There's no such thing as satisfying everyone. You'll have whiners no matter what you do. He just needs to do what his Harvard-educated brain tells him to, get some advise from people in the know, and move forward.
He doesn't care about loosing the election, he said so himself to a buddy. He cares about getting shit done, that's why I dig him.

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K-Pasa In reply to Saintbirdy [2010-06-14 22:26:33 +0000 UTC]

I actually do watch C-Span for news haha. A little fox here and there though, I'll admit. Ironically though, I follow CNN on twitter and usually go to their website to read.

But anyways, she never blamed them for the oil spill per se, but it's like "okay, we can't drill on shore or we piss you off, so we drill off shore, and still piss you off, but not as much. Then this happens and you flip shits?" And honestly, you can't deny that that's just.. dumb. I do see some insight and knowledge in there, but this seems to be something of a matter of opinion these days, as how you seem to see Palin is how I see Obama. I once sat down and watched an interview with him and he seemed to pole-vault clear over almost every question asked without giving a clear answer.
But keep in mind a lot of what you said is just theory. Don't make uninformed judgments, especially in politics!

That's a fair argument, more or less. But honestly, we can't sit there and say "let's ignore the current oil condition to focus on getting other things done." We've got so much invested in this industry and so much energy that is required to keep things running properly, much less optimally.
I'm not going to even begin to claim that I'm smart enough to come up with a system, but I do agree that we should have some attention put on other means of fuel. Question is, how do we?

I don't think it's a problem we're ignoring completely though. More time and money should be invested in things, and hopefully the oil spill will serve as a good wake-up call for this.
But the thing is, we don't actually have a good backup to fall back on, so we can't start weening ourselves off of oil now. We still need the stuff, and to make the environmentalists happy less pissy, we either drill off-land, or out-of country. So yeah, I think given the circumstances, our options are limited to, well, this.

I don't think that's an issue really, but I just don't think we have enough invested in alternate fuels to actually stop it anytime soon (though, see above for reasoning why). I think once we get a hold of some genius out there who really knows what's up, we'll have this covered. I never saw Sarah as being an oil glutton though, but I think she definitely takes a very right-wing view on it. I think what she's getting at in its purest form is "given our situation, this is okay", which, I can't say I don't agree with. I severely doubt she'd be anyone is that stupid.

(I want to say it had something to do with the war, and I used to know this, but it escapes me too. That said, the answer is only what I was told, and I've since learned that that info isn't always accurate. :\)

Okay, okay. Point taken, the BP spill is pretty much the worst thing ever. I agree completely. I also agree that we don't need more companies, and I doubt we'll see many more new ones. I'm not defending them/what their doing/their existence at all. Unfortunately, we do need the oil, so we have to deal with the existing ones, since they kind of provide the stuff.

Ehhhh I can agree, but I guess I don't like to mix in humor with politics. I can respect that's your style, but it really isn't mine and it seemed a bit.. out of place? (not to mention, I was in a terrible mood this morning. You'll have to forgive me.)

I personally, am not an Obama fan. Honestly, I can't honestly, say there's not much he's done that's assisted us. And I wouldn't be shocked if healthcare get's appealed. As for Sarah, give it time. She's got plenty of right-wing support now, and if she plays her cards right, she might wind up in office. That said, I don't want her on the next ballot since I think she needs more political experience under her belt, but after some time I think she could be pretty damn good, a lot better than people give her credit for right now.

Well, I figure I'm going to give some empathy for our race since we do seem to actually contribute to a functioning society. I guess animals do too, but in the form of like, house pets and food. Honestly, these big wigs in companies, devoid of souls as they may appear to be, do actually control businesses that offer services that we as a society need to function. It could be done better, but we still need it. Life goes on, and a human life is a human life. I personally am a Christian, as I believe you said you were, and I believe every human has a soul, whereas animals don't really. That is to say, I don't think cruelty to animals is okay by any means, but honestly, given the choice between a puppy or a man on the street I hardly even knew, the puppy's going down.

She didn't change her statement, I think she was always pro on-shore drilling, correct? By "given our option" I mean the environmentalists don't want us drilling on shore (or at all) but off-shore pisses them off a *wee* bit less, so since yeah, there you go. Technically, problem not solved.

Thank the fucking Lord above if that's the plan. I'm pretty sure we can get along just fine without their directions if they just provide all the cash. I think pretty much everyone and their mother can agree with that.

Well. Obama will say a lot of things. It is impossible to please everyone, that's my point. I mean, of course he's going to say "I get shit done" because that makes him look good. Point is, from what I've observed, he really doesn't. He's mostly talk, and does try to do the impossible: please everyone. The only time I didn't see him do that was with healthcare, which, ironically, the majority DIDN'T want. What he needs to do is pick a path and go with it, like he did with healthcare, only with something that will actually do us some good, like something to help us out with the economy, or (as of now) the oil situation.

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Saintbirdy In reply to K-Pasa [2010-06-16 13:59:54 +0000 UTC]

God created animals. I look at them and think, "Geez, God, You put alot of effort into that... I appreciate what You've made and the physics, order, and laws you set up in this nicely, balanced eco-system that I could never begin to imagine how You set up. I'll do what I can in not aiding people in wiping out your creations, or causing them to suffer unnecessarily. Why? Because I'm in total awe and respect of what You have made."
I'm ok with people eating meat, but not stomping on them for shits and giggles in the process, torturing and neglecting them, and destroying habitats without a plan to relocate or make things as they were somewhere else.

"Leave things better than you found them." That was a rule in Girl Scouts. =B

Gopher tortoises in FL are protected. There was a news cast about surveyors lying about their numbers, rescuing just a few, and allowing for the building houses right on top of them. Por que???

I mean, animals go extinct slowly but naturally, when humans get involved, it's all "Bye guys, sucks to be you, but we need this tree for more unaffordable houses. F*ck any babies living in there." That killed oppossom could've eaten a snake or a Bufo toad that little Billy was going to lick or get bitten by.
We get calls of people freaking out about an animal, when we tell them "We're not a removal service, we're a non-profit wildlife hospital" They threaten to kill the animal instead of paying a guy 20$ to scooch him out for them. It's not their fault you took over their homes.
Everything has a reason to being here. Humans seem to be throwing off that balance because they just don't care, can't look beyond their own needs, or has a chance to profit from it.

The world is going to end at some point, but should it by our hands or Gods? Or God's through our hands... 4 horsemen, angels...

Rev. 16:3, "And the second angel poured out his vial upon the sea; and it became as the blood of a dead man: and every living soul died in the sea".
Creepy much?
Then it gets crazy and I just say "God's in control, He does what He has to do."
Maybe I'm looking for balance and respect, and when money and power is on the line, it's often one-sided. The ones with the money and power will win against good-will and patience.

"Your righteousness is like the mighty mountains, your justice like the ocean depths. You care for people and animals alike, O LORD." Psalms 36:6

To destroy them unnecessarily and inhumanely would be doing so to God's works.
Noah, in whatever shape of form rescued this animal and that. There was reasoning behind that, and in return, we destroy this animal or that. Take animals out of the wild, suppress, neglect, and so on.

If something has life, I believe it has a spirit/soul. I think such things is what makes us breath and animate. A body can be perfectly well and when the spirit leaves, that's it. When it's gone, you're dead. When an animal dies, it's spirit leaves. When humans die, the spirit leaves. That's my logic behind animals having a soul. Animals, Angels, Humans. Animals don't understand sin similar to babies (IMO), Angels don't need faith. Humans need faith and sin.

I'm just rambling off my reasoning. Take it for what you will. It's a little off track, but I'm giving you background to what I believe and why I say what I do.

I get what you're saying. We can agree to disagree on politics. I get the on-shore, off-shore dilemma. You get my, "We need to get off this stuff." When those gas prices went down, the need for green-energy seemed to be quieting down.
The silver lining of all this, it's a slap in the face to all causes.

Obawma does try to please everyone. He does try to reach over the isle, I think he knows it will be fruitless but no one can say he didn't try.
That's why things aren't getting done as fast as people would like. I think at one point, he's going to give up. I think towards the end, he'll unleash whatever he can in order to get things done before leaving. I'd respect him for that.
People voted him in for a reason. Change. Change may be slow, but it's still change, trying this and that to prevent stagnating and wallowing.

I think he does address questions. You can think he doesn't. We'll never agree on Palin and Obama.

But, there ARE better candidates out there. If they're ever heard, that's another question.

Majority is a strong word. Unless you can get a census on that, I don't know what to believe.
People are against government take-over on healthcare, yes. But to do nothing? I don't think anyone agrees the healthcare system is perfect.
The problem being, everyone has ideas how to fix it.
Too many hands in the pot. (Analogy TIEM!)
The chef needs to get in there and do his thing. If it doesn't taste good, build on it, work with what you got to make something edible.
Makes me think when there's nothing to eat in the house, and mom finds scraps of this and that and there's a good chance what she makes is something good. Not optimal, but good. It's better than sitting there, staring at an empty bowl.

Some know better than others, that's why you ask their opinions, others are angry just at the fact of combining the words government and healthcare without reading what everyone's intentions are.
Then again it's 2000 pages long and is always changing. People have insidious agendas, certain lobbyists pulling their strings, and others don't.

You can't please everyone, so be a leader, and take charge. Then again, people will complain about that too.

With opinions so readily available on the internet from the educated and uneducated alike, it's not easy to draw a concise conclusion on anything. Plus, the rowdiest are always the loudest.
The people that are happy with him are going to be quiet.

I mean, they're making a government plan to help people who are turned down by regular insurance because of pre-existing conditions. That's a little and a big step in my opinion. Start small.
When I was little, I got very very sick and almost died around the age of 4. I believe I wracked up $35,000 in hospital bills. Blue Cross- Blue Shield didn't want to reimburse my father because he didn't mention I had asthma in the forms under "pre-existing condition". I don't think he even knew I had it. I think he hired a lawyer to get the money from them, but not everyone would have the money or bawls to do that. To me that's a small victory for anyone in that situation.

All my doctor's (they're super nice and have helped me much with my aliments) want the healthcare bill to be passed. I'm sure there's doctors that don't, but all of mine do.

I'll be someone you know that's happy with Obama, and you're someone who likes Palin. It's very good to have incite from a different perspective. That's why I put images out like this. Awareness. Silence does nothing.
I like to understand people's view points and focus on things we can agree upon.

I listen to NPR pretty often, yeah, CNN, MSNBC. NPR seem balanced to me and I like the stories about old people they tell in the morning. I like CURRENT because it's entertaining and shows me things I didn't know that were happening around the world.

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TresTShirts In reply to Crafter-Jack [2010-09-02 17:12:57 +0000 UTC]

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TheEasterBunny In reply to Crafter-Jack [2010-06-14 18:49:38 +0000 UTC]

According to *jollyjack , you shoud all quit being such Drama queens [link]

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Crafter-Jack In reply to TheEasterBunny [2010-06-14 18:58:20 +0000 UTC]

Thanks for the laugh!

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Saintbirdy In reply to Crafter-Jack [2010-06-08 18:52:37 +0000 UTC]

You should make that a quote.
I agree. There was a contrast of Germany and us. They just installed wind generators and we have a catastrophe.

I ranted on my most recent journal (which I don't always do on here) about how plastic is made of oil. Plastic is littered EVERYWHERE. It's the same evil in a different form.
Have you heard about the garbage patch in the pacific?

If everyone could find a balance where they can take something from nature, and then give something back...
Then you have lazy people like my folks. They just don't care. It's too much effort to rinse out a bowl to recycle it.

In Girl Scouts we were taught to "Leave a place a little better than it was when we found it." Humans are tumors and/or virus.
Reproduces uncontrollably and destroys it's host. Fo Shiz.
That's why I'll never consider humans the same as animals.
Viruses and Cells. Similar and not. Animals co-exist and benefit nature. Humans are more likely to walk over and consume all of the above. u_u

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TheEasterBunny In reply to Kat-Anni [2010-06-14 18:49:30 +0000 UTC]

According to *jollyjack , you shoud all quit being such Drama queens [link]

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Kat-Anni In reply to TheEasterBunny [2010-06-15 09:09:12 +0000 UTC]

Yeah well that's also kinda true xP

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Saintbirdy In reply to Kat-Anni [2010-05-29 02:43:56 +0000 UTC]

Stand proud hippy! I'm a tree hugger I guess. Well I'm more of an animal hugger. That's my thing. Fighting against puppymills and people who mess with wildlife. I've cried a few times because of this. I'm ready to help if it comes to South FL.
I want to look away, but silence and inactivity amount to nothing.
Sarah Palin hasn't commented other than giving condolences.
I've seen stickers with the "Drill baby drill" on it. I wonder if they still have them on the car.

If you get a car, get an economical one. Use your canvas bag because plastic bags are made out of oil. Small steps from many can amount to a lot.

We need a shift to other forms of energy. Hopefully this will be another kick in the butt.

Thanks for commenting and caring!

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Kat-Anni In reply to Saintbirdy [2010-06-06 17:19:56 +0000 UTC]

^^ *stands proud*
I understand how you feel though I wouldn't just cry over it, first because that wouldn't help and second because it's not to cry but to scream for..out of anger and out of thinking "how can one be so stupid!?" *sigh*

I actually don't have a car because I just turned 18 and use the one of my parents. But if I will be up to buying one I'll be sure to get a economical one ^^

Oh yes, I hope yo was well. And it's all going slowly but surely here in Germany. Though I still think that's not quite enough but alright, better then nothing xP

No problem, you're very welcome

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TresTShirts In reply to Kat-Anni [2010-09-02 17:12:13 +0000 UTC]

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Kat-Anni In reply to TresTShirts [2010-09-03 15:48:08 +0000 UTC]

Hi
Your T-Shirt is great! And the project is great..*goes sign up and vote*
I hope this brings much money :3

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Saintbirdy In reply to Kat-Anni [2010-06-07 00:08:04 +0000 UTC]

I learned to turn tears into action and got into volunteering whenever possible. It's still heart breaking. I try to be strong.

Again, do what you can. You seem to have a good heart for it.

If you have time and there's a place for you to volunteer at to help someone or something, I highly recommend it. It's the best feeling in the world! n_n

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Kat-Anni In reply to Saintbirdy [2010-06-11 14:26:50 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, you should and that's really great!!

Thank you, I'm really trying :3 And I agree that it's a great feeling to help ^^ Let's keep it up together

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