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There's probably something wrong with the servers at the moment or that maybe your domain may not be accepting certain .JPG files. I could be wrong though, but try again in a few hours to see if it loads up. Or restart your browser.

Unique4ever said:
Most of you use photobucket, right?

What does it mean when you get the error message, that your file isn't supported? Any of you had this problem before? My file is a regular JPG.
Maybe it won't take it, because it's a pic from an old camera that I scanned and uploaded to my computer?
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I went swimming earlier and got acquainted with a neighbor of mine and she's very nice. We talked a bit and she asked how old I was and what I'm studying and then...she mentioned that she has a sister that's my age (she's cute too) and she actually took a picture of me and send it to her and found I'm a cutie. She lives in Mississippi though, plus I'm already in a relationship, so I politely declined, but she did give her number and that's a nice gesture.

So, an interesting adventure today, but I do feel a little distant because I don't have children or anything at this period in time. Awkward feelings pretty much come up when this happens.
 
Majestic Saint said:
I went swimming earlier and got acquainted with a neighbor of mine and she's very nice. We talked a bit and she asked how old I was and what I'm studying and then...she mentioned that she has a sister that's my age (she's cute too) and she actually took a picture of me and send it to her and found I'm a cutie. She lives in Mississippi though, plus I'm already in a relationship, so I politely declined, but she did give her number and that's a nice gesture.

So, an interesting adventure today, but I do feel a little distant because I don't have children or anything at this period in time. Awkward feelings pretty much come up when this happens.
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Look at you, always fancied you as a wolf in disguise. Usually I warn people absolutely do not have kids but I know you would make a phenomenal father.
 
It's a bit of a gamble on my part. I thank you for the compliments, bro. But for me to even be a father, I have to learn to prepare for the unknown.

4north1side2 said:
Look at you, always fancied you as a wolf in disguise. Usually I warn people absolutely do not have kids but I know you would make a phenomenal father.
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Something to remember this Memoorial Day:

The Revolutionary War:

Deaths: ~25,000
Wounded: 16,500
The Civil War:

Deaths: 750,000
Wounded: 282,000
World War 1:

Deaths: 116,000
Wounded: 204,000
World War 2:

Deaths: 416,000
Wounded: 670,000
Korea:

Deaths: 44,600
Wounded: 92,134
Vietnam:

Deaths: 58,000
Wounded: 153,000
War on Terror:

Deaths: 6,600+
Wounded: 50,000+
 
Tamstrong said:
Something to remember this Memoorial Day:

The Revolutionary War:

Deaths: ~25,000
Wounded: 16,500
The Civil War:

Deaths: 750,000
Wounded: 282,000
World War 1:

Deaths: 116,000
Wounded: 204,000
World War 2:

Deaths: 416,000
Wounded: 670,000
Korea:

Deaths: 44,600
Wounded: 92,134
Vietnam:

Deaths: 58,000
Wounded: 153,000
War on Terror:

Deaths: 6,600+
Wounded: 50,000+
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That's a lot of dead/wounded people
 
Tamstrong said:
Something to remember this Memoorial Day:

The Revolutionary War:

Deaths: ~25,000
Wounded: 16,500
The Civil War:

Deaths: 750,000
Wounded: 282,000
World War 1:

Deaths: 116,000
Wounded: 204,000
World War 2:

Deaths: 416,000
Wounded: 670,000
Korea:

Deaths: 44,600
Wounded: 92,134
Vietnam:

Deaths: 58,000
Wounded: 153,000
War on Terror:

Deaths: 6,600+
Wounded: 50,000+
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Thank you Tam. Coming from a military family, and living in a military city, it's a little discouraging when people think of Memorial Day as just "a day off of work to bbq". It means SO much more to so many families.

Stizzy said:
That's a lot of dead/wounded people
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You got that right love. People willing to lay down their lives for the likes of you and I. Our military deserves far more appreciation than they get, IMO.
 
Since1980 said:
I've also heard good things about the Gold Coast. And Perth. Shit, my list just keeps getting longer and longer!
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hmmmm not sure what you have heard about Perth, but I only have ever been told the opposite. My sister recently moved back to Brisvegs from Perth, she went there for work and has nothing but terrible stories about the place.
 
curleyblonde said:
hmmmm not sure what you have heard about Perth, but I only have ever been told the opposite. My sister recently moved back to Brisvegs from Perth, she went there for work and has nothing but terrible stories about the place.
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Perth is turning into a shit hole, there are so many murders here lately it's getting terrible. What problems did your sister have?
 
curleyblonde said:
hmmmm not sure what you have heard about Perth, but I only have ever been told the opposite. My sister recently moved back to Brisvegs from Perth, she went there for work and has nothing but terrible stories about the place.
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mama said:
Perth is turning into a shit hole, there are so many murders here lately it's getting terrible. What problems did your sister have?
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I was referring to natural beauty (beaches, etc.) more so than anything else. Still, I'd like to visit there someday, even though it'll probably be a while.
 
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