Give me a break!
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I'm staying out of this one from now on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'd be happy too and I would if you showed me that there was some depth to your thoughts, but, when you post pictures of women in their underwear and it is just an advertising poster, then it becomes a little difficult to believe that you will exercise discretion on anything else. I don't have anything against you personally, well there is that lying about what you are doing thing from before, but, aside from that I do like some of the stuff you are posting.
Have you ever seen the movie Caddyshack? They dig holes where they shouldn't.
Did you see how big that advertisement was? I was trying to get a wide angle of the entire mall. It's impossible not to get such a shot without showing that advertisement. I'm trying to capture life as it is here in unsanitized realism. The subject of the image was the mall itself, not the advertisement. Cutting out the advertisement would be an unrealistic representation of the mall.
We had a minor problem them a few years ago. We got a few humane traps and released them at the park by the lake as instructed by the local game warden. Didn't want them in my garden, didn't want them hurt.
It's not even close to overkill. I was showing what I was seeing as I was seeing it, sharing what I was seeing and feeling as I saw and felt them. I left out the tremendous pain I was going through that I was feeling in my feet, the exhausting heat, the near-dehydration I was experiencing, the emotional drain of not knowing if I were to make it or not - yet, I took the time to take the pics and post at the expense of my battery and data plan. So, no, I don't think it was even close to overkill - it was toned down and a lot was cut from from the whole experience.
Thank you. I appreciate the input so that I know what is liked or not so I can focus more on what is liked. And I never lied (I posted that one message that was very obvious joke which was a cry for help in a depressed state of mind). The whole reason why I am here began with my desire then to leave the country for an extended time period. The very fact that I am here is by itself proof that I never lied about my intentions.
Good idea. I don't want you dragged into it. Some people will just hold grudges no matter what. They have watched me evolve as a person; and, I think they should feel privileged for that because I am normally a very interverted person who only shares experiences with very close friends.
Perhaps so we don't have to go through all the DRAMA AGAIN you could start your own Life In Israel thread so you can put whatever what you want in it and this thread won't be clogged with pictures of sidewalks and women. Then everyone will be happy and you might get more views from people who are actually interested in what the country looks like.
I agree, I hated "forced" reading, of dull boring books!It wasn't that I didn't like reading. What I didn't like were these forced quotas for summer reading, or reading exactly the books they wanted you to read. We had plenty of books in the house and sometimes I'd go off in a corner and read; but that wasn't "required" reading; it was reading that I enjoyed. Even now, I enjoy reading; but I'm still picky about what I want to read!
I look forward to your pictures!You are welcome.I really enjoy trying to bring some joy to everyone's day.
I'm just glad they actually repaired everything and didn't leave it an empty building.
I wasn't the biggest fan of that version, that being said the trip just didn't feel the same without birds.
