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Are we all basically selfish apes?

creative51 comments on Sep 2, 2018:

Dating past members of the homo genus is inexact, but here are some time lines accepted by some research anthropologists. Homo Habilis existed for some 600,000 years before evolving in to Homo Erectus which existed for some 1.1 million years evolving in to Homo heidelbergensis lasting some 600,000 ...

Lavergne replies on Sep 6, 2018:

wow.....really well said. I am in complete agreement - particularly your 3rd paragraph.

Is this Vegas swag hot or not?

Lavergne comments on Sep 5, 2018:

If you like that - you need to be in New Orleans for Mardi Gras. ;)

Lavergne replies on Sep 5, 2018:

@UrsiMajor only in N'awlins..... hahahahaha

Is this Vegas swag hot or not?

Lavergne comments on Sep 5, 2018:

If you like that - you need to be in New Orleans for Mardi Gras. ;)

Lavergne replies on Sep 5, 2018:

@UrsiMajor Absolutely go.....the food is to die for. A lot to see and do there.... One of my favorite cities, for sure.

This is a bit of a rant but also I would like to know what people's thoughts are on this.

Hitchens comments on Jun 18, 2018:

I would support him in his convictions..he appears to be a little neglected and has grasped at the only thing that gives him comfort..the misplaced solace and comfort of religion... For whatever reason..thats where he is at..if he is anything like my father..he is now a grumpy stubborn old ...

Lavergne replies on Sep 5, 2018:

sounds exactly like my family dynamic...

I’ve been shot in combat.

Junkman comments on Aug 24, 2018:

I taught military cops and others as a small arms instructor during Vietnam. I haven't been shot... I know a lot of people who were shot at, sometimes hit, and at least one guy who blew most of his own bicep off pulling his cocked and locked service pistol. (1911) From my perspective, safety was ...

Lavergne replies on Sep 2, 2018:

Well said - and I totally agree.

I’ve been shot in combat.

maturin1919 comments on Sep 1, 2018:

Let's give weapons to underpaid, overworked, self-sacrificing individuals who deal with children for a living. What could go wrong?

Lavergne replies on Sep 2, 2018:

Exactly.

What was the worst gift you've ever received?

LiterateHiker comments on Sep 1, 2018:

"You gave me **dirt**!" Tony protested for years. He had a point. Tony, my brother-in-law, loved gardening and had just bought a house. I'm a gardener, too. For Tony's Christmas present, my husband and I excitedly assembled three large, decorative, clay pots, a gift card for Home Depot, ...

Lavergne replies on Sep 1, 2018:

Now see - a gift like that would have made me positively ecstatic! I love giving (and getting) gift baskets full of things that are actually meaningful and show the giver really knows and cares about you.

Favorite song titles

McVinegar comments on Aug 20, 2018:

https://youtu.be/2lGiJMjnatY

Lavergne replies on Sep 1, 2018:

that's hilarious......catchy, tho.

Dating after 50

Pralina1 comments on Aug 23, 2018:

U kidding me ? Who cares if we r near 50 or after 50 or whatever . Different ages different troubles . I drive near an hr and half to work ( by choice ) when I work . Listening to music and thanking self for surviving to be near 50. I heard my patients say often , " oh I ll give an arm and a leg to ...

Lavergne replies on Aug 30, 2018:

@daveeleceng. Your statement: Real love is an unconditional commitment to an imperfect person. That has got to be the most insightful and accurate thing I've ever heard. I'm not sure very many people get that - if it isn't "perfect" they start rationalizing why they should consider moving on. You are way tooooo young to be that insightful.... ;)

60/40 I read somewhere that most relationships are 60/40 not 50/50 on give/take Do you believe ...

Lavergne comments on Aug 27, 2018:

I think it fluctuates - depending on a lot of issues that also tend to fluctuate over time (i.e. - who's putting in the most hours at work, etc). When I was a stay at home mom, I did a lot more than my 50% - as is the case now that I'm the one fully retired. If you find yourself "keeping ...

Lavergne replies on Aug 28, 2018:

@Crimson67 Yes, I get what you're saying about the emotional side of things and I do think that even that fluctuates over time....there are times when you feel closer to your partner than at some other times. Just a part of the human condition, I think. Most couples that I personally know have seen their own percentages/ratios change - back and forth - over many years.

Hi world.

Lavergne comments on Aug 19, 2018:

Death by Hollywood .....(Steven Bochco). Had me rolling! :)

Lavergne replies on Aug 20, 2018:

@ronin73 The very same.....his sense of humor really appeals to me - I really enjoyed his book.

This Is God's Most Famous Conversation Of All Time

Hitchens comments on Aug 16, 2018:

LMAO..beautiful... Wonder has Pence tried to tweet him yet?

Lavergne replies on Aug 16, 2018:

wouldn't you love to hear that conversation? "Dear Lord....please send Donald a blessing in the form of a stroke...not a big one....a tiny one - just big enough that I get sworn in to finish up the mess he has created.....in your name". Amen. hahahahaha

International Cat Day.

jwd45244 comments on Aug 8, 2018:

I haven't had a cat since high school. I had a cat and I was his person. I would come home from school and he would climb up my body to my shoulders. He would ride there the rest of the day.

Lavergne replies on Aug 14, 2018:

Cats are amazing receptors of "good vibes".....they instinctively know who the good people are and waste no time running from people who give off negative energy.

Questions About Breaking the Dish Okay, not really breaking the dish, but that's my equivalent of...

Lavergne comments on Aug 8, 2018:

I have the same questions - I want to do away with our very expensive Direct TV but I don't know enough about all the new services to make an informed decision.... We live in an area where internet service can be spotty at times....is that a major issue?

Lavergne replies on Aug 14, 2018:

@SallyMac thanks - that confirms what I pretty much thought. we live in a plateau in the TN mountains and our internet providers are (a) very limited and (b) not very reliable. :(

Have you or any of your friends ever been homeless?

birdingnut comments on Aug 11, 2018:

That's true. On the other hand, so many skilled machinist and other trade jobs have no takers, and companies have to import workers from Europe. Link: High-Paying Trade Jobs Sit Empty, While High School Grads Line Up For University. Students even get paid high salaries for learning the trade ...

Lavergne replies on Aug 14, 2018:

We need to adopt the more European education model of encouraging people to look at blue collar/trade jobs as important as the ones requiring the degree. My niece spent 6 years getting her degree because she kept changing her major (she never really knew what the hell she wanted to do)...in the end, she went into accounting. The job she has now she could have easily gotten without the 6 years of student loans that are hanging around her neck.

How long have you been here?

ballou comments on Aug 13, 2018:

I have been here for almost 7 months. I mostly frequent the groups on here. I like to participate in subjects I like.

Lavergne replies on Aug 14, 2018:

that's pretty much how it works for me, too.

This new book called "Squeezed" looks really good.

brentan comments on Aug 3, 2018:

I think it's very true. It'll be a return to the bad old days when there was only rich and poor.

Lavergne replies on Aug 4, 2018:

oh yea....I agree.

Ok - so how many of you saw through yesterday's charade?

Marine comments on Aug 3, 2018:

Let's just get rid of him as soon as possible. The thought of a library in his name just makes me laugh so hard. If it was his library it must be filled with lies about his presidency.

Lavergne replies on Aug 3, 2018:

actually, I always thought his library would be an adult (porn) video/ book store - something as sleazy as he is! ;)

Interested in your thoughts on two different topics: 1) Karma 2) Soul-mates

ohnoudun comments on Aug 3, 2018:

I don't believe there is an entity called Karma that doles out punishment and rewards, although that misunderstanding was a delightful premise for "My Name is Earl." But certainly our own behavior can cause us unhappiness or contentment. We can inspire kindness and generosity in others, or ...

Lavergne replies on Aug 3, 2018:

totally agree with you on the soul mate thing......and, yes, My Name Is Earl was hilarious! Most people I know don't really understand the Karma thing - they think if they do something wrong, karma will kick their ass day after tomorrow. ;)

Long day.

Bierbasstard comments on Aug 2, 2018:

Hot bread and butter should do the trick. Then, maybe a little more wine ;-)

Lavergne replies on Aug 3, 2018:

warm crunchy French bread and a good olive oil & herbs for dipping.... and definitely another glass of wine.

Adventure Time

Donotbelieve comments on Aug 1, 2018:

I left a marriage with no money and no prospects. I hope I never have to do it again.

Lavergne replies on Aug 2, 2018:

@Donotbelieve ...Being desperate can be just as good a motivator as being fearless....I just slept better at night because I was too young(dumb) to believe that all sorts of bad outcomes were lurking about. I landed on my feet - but I guess that's why they call it "dumb luck", eh?

Adventure Time

Donotbelieve comments on Aug 1, 2018:

I left a marriage with no money and no prospects. I hope I never have to do it again.

Lavergne replies on Aug 2, 2018:

Me too....and I had two small sons. The thing about being young is that we're fearless - believe ourselves to be bulletproof.

Hubbard glacier 360 feet high 8 miles wide .

SkotlandSkye comments on Aug 1, 2018:

I lived in Alaska...other than vacations...I would never go back. Everythings is so freakin' expensive....and the winters are soooooo dark. $6 for one pineapple and $4 for one avocado....no thanks. I almost starved there (not really but it felt like it!)

Lavergne replies on Aug 1, 2018:

yup.....I totally agree. That's one of those places that are really nice to visit ....but you don't want to live there!

Can men and women just be friends?

seattlepanda comments on Jul 31, 2018:

I guess roughly 75% of my true friends are women. Of those, 99% are "just" friends. My m.o. is to default to the woman controlling the relationship trajectory. This makes for very comfortable friendships.

Lavergne replies on Jul 31, 2018:

Smart man!!!

Can men and women just be friends?

fathercat comments on Jul 31, 2018:

We're idiots. The cashier smiled...that means something! The barmaid remembered my drink and my name...that means something! Husband gets caught cheating on his wife..."honey, it didn't mean anything!!!" We're idiots.

Lavergne replies on Jul 31, 2018:

Boy did you ever nail that one!!!! ;)

How many of you are here hoping to find a relationship (im using that term loosely). Me! Js

fiferguy comments on Jul 29, 2018:

Mostly I’m here for community. I’ve given up finding a relationship with anyone.

Lavergne replies on Jul 29, 2018:

@fiferguy HA! Not buyin' it....unless you are having mental health issues or have any kind of addiction problems (gambling, alcohol, opiates, etc) or are physically or emotionally abusive towards women than the term "fundamentally wrong with me" just doesn't make sense. I suspect you might be initially (physically?) attracted to women who don't "get you" so your prophecy becomes self-fulfilling. ?????

How many of you are here hoping to find a relationship (im using that term loosely). Me! Js

fiferguy comments on Jul 29, 2018:

Mostly I’m here for community. I’ve given up finding a relationship with anyone.

Lavergne replies on Jul 29, 2018:

One thing you can definitely count on is that as you "age", you will only become more interesting to women. And here's the "bonus". Right now you're probably interested primarily in women around your own age....as you get older, you are perceived as a "catch" to both much younger women and to women your age and older. So take your time and live in the moment - there truly are lots of fish in that sea. ;)

Random Acts of Kindness

birdingnut comments on Jul 28, 2018:

Hi, Scarlet, and welcome to the website! I don't, as a general rule, but that depends on what you call a "random kindness." By the way, this website has a bit of a learning curve. For members who are open to dating, you will see that certain thumbnails and profiles have a heart symbol on ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 28, 2018:

Thanks for posting all the helpful pointers on how to use this site....I'm sure it helps many newcomers! :)

Random Acts of Kindness

JeffMesser comments on Jul 28, 2018:

every thursday I plea a few people out on their misdemeanor charges for nothing. saves'em a grand or so. the misdemeanor docket is the mistake docket. people in central oklahoma don't have the money to pay thousands of dollars for their mistakes right now.

Lavergne replies on Jul 28, 2018:

Wow....now that's really impressive. If we want to dial back the level of anger, frustration, despair, etc etc that seems to be the driving force in this country right now - this is one of the best ways to do it. People DO learn from their mistakes and a good deed does lead to other good deeds. Kudos....

Day two .

Akfishlady comments on Jul 26, 2018:

Love that she is packing. I never knew about the boats, people are inventive when it comes to making a living in Alaska. Hope you get to see the Great One.

Lavergne replies on Jul 26, 2018:

@Bigwavedave Most of them do....when I was up there, Alaska had not yet become a state. So all kinds of people (with all kinds of issues/problems/stories???) moved up there because nobody asked any questions. Made for some really interesting campfire conversations....

CONFESSION: Yes, it's my fault for trying to date in a stupidly religious state but after the ...

Deanervin comments on Jul 24, 2018:

Any indication that religion is big for them i just move on. Nothing for me there. I try to be nice and all but just couldn't ever hold my tongue enough for it to be a peaceful thing.

Lavergne replies on Jul 26, 2018:

@lerlo, @Deanervin A guy friend of mine joined a church so he could attend their "singles socials"(he was not religious at all BTW). Met a very pretty woman - dated a couple of times - she became his worst nightmare - a stalker who actually broke into his house by crawling thru a very skinny transom window. She believed that God had brought them together blah blah blah...... ;) ;)

CONFESSION: Yes, it's my fault for trying to date in a stupidly religious state but after the ...

Deanervin comments on Jul 24, 2018:

Any indication that religion is big for them i just move on. Nothing for me there. I try to be nice and all but just couldn't ever hold my tongue enough for it to be a peaceful thing.

Lavergne replies on Jul 26, 2018:

@lerlo that just might turn out to be freakin' hilarious! ;)

Why are there so many people who are lonely?

archer5691 comments on Jul 25, 2018:

Because human beings are just too difficult to live with.....and getting more difficult with every passing generation. Too much social media and not enough socializing......piss poor parenting....the continuing stupidity of irrational God-Belief......intellectual laziness....physical ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 26, 2018:

@nicknotes I'm beginning to suspect that its the desire to find a "partner" that is the problem. Perhaps we need to go about finding some friends instead....and then maybe meet some friends of those friends. No expectations, no pressure....just see where it all goes. If you don't find a "partner" - at least you'll have some (hopefully) great friends to hang out/spend time with. Could lead to friends with benefits???? ;) ;)

Why are there so many people who are lonely?

AmelieMatisse comments on Jul 25, 2018:

I think that the most crucial thing is emotional intimacy and I also think it is one of the hardest things to allow in a relationship.

Lavergne replies on Jul 26, 2018:

yes - especially if you've been involved with someone who has betrayed your trust - it becomes very hard to set yourself up for a repeat of that.

Why are there so many people who are lonely?

resserts comments on Jul 25, 2018:

Here's my 2¢: Making a real connection is hard work, especially as we get older. It's easier in a lot of ways when we're young, because we are in school or otherwise have routine hangouts where we can get to know people our own age through prolonged contact day after day. As we get older, we have ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 26, 2018:

Very well said....add to that the fact that as we become older we become more aware of not having quite the same physical appearance as we did in our 20's and 30's.....society reminds us of that on a daily basis. Throw in some unrealistic expectations - its a miracle that anyone finds that special someone. ;)

I left my abuser over two months ago but I am still struggling and very unhappy.

webbew1 comments on Jul 24, 2018:

Sounds like you're still allowing this little prick to control your thoughts about yourself, even though he's clear over on the other side of the country. Time to cut that shit out. Now. And do NOT go back. You'd be better off with 72 cats and a vibrator. No relationship is better than ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 25, 2018:

Spot on. Couldn't agree with you more....

I left my abuser over two months ago but I am still struggling and very unhappy.

sweetcharlotte comments on Jul 25, 2018:

It's time to tell yourself you are NOT going back. Just think how it will look to your abuser. He will think you came back for more. To start over, go see a social worker at the closest DSS, or ask the local law enforcement to help you. Many communities have government run vans in towns that ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 25, 2018:

Excellent advice...

CONFESSION: Yes, it's my fault for trying to date in a stupidly religious state but after the ...

Deanervin comments on Jul 24, 2018:

Any indication that religion is big for them i just move on. Nothing for me there. I try to be nice and all but just couldn't ever hold my tongue enough for it to be a peaceful thing.

Lavergne replies on Jul 25, 2018:

@lerlo I wonder sometimes if those Christian comments being made by all those women are being used to - shall we say "weed out" - some of the potential matches that may possess certain characteristics deemed to be negative. Kind of a naïve way of filtering out the men who are party animals - heavy drinkers, gamblers, addicts - bad boys of all stripes. Pretty silly - but I can see how they might think if they push the "good Christian" thing they stand a better chance of finding a "nice" man. It would be interesting to find out just how "Christian" some of those women really are.... hmmmm. ????

What is your Mantra?

Liz comments on Jul 19, 2018:

Be calm. Move on. Do no harm.

Lavergne replies on Jul 22, 2018:

I have another line that I add to yours....."revenge is a dish best eaten cold" hahaha

Every time I think I'm ready to start dating.

Lavergne comments on Jul 21, 2018:

That's hilarious.....and maybe just a little too true for many of us. I think at some point we come to value friendship, companionship, camaraderie more than that constant and sometimes elusive desire to find that perfect love, hot sex, etc etc. Some seem to forever love the adventure of the ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

@Bigwavedave yes - that's it.... I'm rich beyond my wildest dreams in things that money can't buy. BTW, I've got a bridge in Brooklyn that I would love to sell you.

Every time I think I'm ready to start dating.

Lavergne comments on Jul 21, 2018:

That's hilarious.....and maybe just a little too true for many of us. I think at some point we come to value friendship, companionship, camaraderie more than that constant and sometimes elusive desire to find that perfect love, hot sex, etc etc. Some seem to forever love the adventure of the ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

@Bigwavedave Ha! I wish.

Every time I think I'm ready to start dating.

Lavergne comments on Jul 21, 2018:

That's hilarious.....and maybe just a little too true for many of us. I think at some point we come to value friendship, companionship, camaraderie more than that constant and sometimes elusive desire to find that perfect love, hot sex, etc etc. Some seem to forever love the adventure of the ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

@Bigwavedave I used to. Now I am trying to be a "really smart person" like our president and not pay taxes at all.

Rambling's of a mad woman (warning, LONG)

AdorkableMe comments on Jul 18, 2018:

Holy shit! That lady is lucky I wasn't the real estate agent when she claimed the house in the name of Jesus. Right after she said that, "Step aside Satan!! " would have flown out of my mouth. Lol. ??

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

Now that would have been an interesting exchange.... ;)

Every time I think I'm ready to start dating.

Yanya comments on Jul 21, 2018:

Dating is tiring, it’s like how many times do I got to tell my story, I’m tired???

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

Reminds me of Charlotte (Sex and the City) wailing "I've been dating since I was 15 - WHERE IS HE? hahahahahaha Hang in there honey.

Every time I think I'm ready to start dating.

hankster comments on Jul 21, 2018:

I think my number one rule is keep it simple..... which does everything but rule out dating and makes a relationship seem like begging for complexities

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

Too many unrealistic expectations....

Every time I think I'm ready to start dating.

Simon1 comments on Jul 21, 2018:

Since I stopped drinking every night online dating is very boring these days ....

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

Today's lesson: drink every night.

Every time I think I'm ready to start dating.

Mike1947 comments on Jul 21, 2018:

I've used just about all the dating sites,some free,others membership,lot's of interest,mostly scammers,no dates though,many women are too far away Lost wife to lung cancer 10 months ago,not replacing her after 27 years,but great sadness at night,when the memories come....

Lavergne replies on Jul 21, 2018:

so sorry for your loss....I hope you find someone who can lessen some of that sadness.

I feel so pretty now!

escapetypist comments on Jul 19, 2018:

Does it come in flaming hell red?

Lavergne replies on Jul 19, 2018:

now that's funny...

U.S. Senate Votes To Legalize Hemp After Decades-Long Ban Under Marijuana Prohibition

Walter1968 comments on Jul 19, 2018:

There are over 6,000 strains of the Hemp Plant & they are all good for the environment taking at least 4 1/2 time more CO2 from the air than any other plant on this Earth. You harvest the crop in 120 days meaning that in the Southern States you could get 2 crops per year. This is the Scared Plant ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 19, 2018:

totally agree....

How many places have you lived in your lifetime?

Iam4MY comments on Jul 18, 2018:

Couldn't give an exact number but I know I've moved over 30 times in my life. 3 different states over 38 years. I'm fascinated by people who have lived in the same town their entire lives. I can't begin to imagine what that's like.

Lavergne replies on Jul 18, 2018:

I have two brothers - one set "roots" many years ago and says absolutely nothing would make him every move again. The other one is more nomadic (like me) and moves when necessity dictates.

Straight from your heart...old time love. write!

Faceblind comments on Jul 18, 2018:

I read these comments with interest, as a straight male. My personal preference is for a relationship where there are not too many gender dependent different behaviours and approaches, so I wouldn’t be attracted to a woman who expected me to write but didn’t do so herself. But that’s just me, ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 18, 2018:

Now that's romantic! I once wrote tiny little one-line love notes and inserted them into plump chocolate chip cookies.

Straight from your heart...old time love. write!

GipsyOfNewSpain comments on Jul 18, 2018:

When I went to Navy Bootcamp I started my letters to my girlfriend with a drawing of her face and a poem, that's all first page was. I ended up charging shipmates 10 bucks for drawing and 5 bucks for poems for their letters... I remember over a decade later on a 6 month Med Cruise allowing guys to ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 18, 2018:

awwwww.....that's bittersweet.

Having a lonely night.

Lavergne comments on Jul 15, 2018:

These are my beautiful Himalyans...the bigger one left us this year - she was almost 20. The smaller one is still hanging on - fiesty, so loveable and cuddly even tho she is most decidedly the alpha girl - she has officially hit 20. I just don't know how anyone can not love cats.

Lavergne replies on Jul 17, 2018:

@Bigwavedave We didn't either.....these two were litter mates - my son brought them to me when they were 6 wks old. I made a decision when they were still very young to have them declawed (front only) - which a lot of people think is a horrible thing to do but the Vet we were using at the time said "If they are going to be inside cats and you want to live in harmony with something whose sole mission in life is to destroy every piece of furniture in your house, I would definitely do it." They've had a really good life and Tess just might set a record.

It's funny, some days you look back on your life, and you're proud of some of your accomplishments ...

TristanNuvo comments on Jul 17, 2018:

It sometimes happens to me when i am trying to fall asleep. All that runs through my head are memories of stupid shit I've done, or some embarasing thing or other. Very frustrating.

Lavergne replies on Jul 17, 2018:

Sometimes - when I'm going thru one of those "negative loop feedbacks" I stop and say "OK so if you had done this or that differently - what would the outcome have likely been?" In a lot of those situations you come to realize that you might have actually made the least bad decision?? I've come to realize that in many cases, a different action on my part might have produced a very different outcome - but not necessarily a better one.

Advice please: I haven’t been on a “date” in almost two decades.

JacarC comments on Jul 17, 2018:

Watch this a few times::: Full Disclosure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFXKcNMCRTM&t=4s

Lavergne replies on Jul 17, 2018:

OMG....I love it.... that's the funniest thing I've seen in ages. I kept thinking "these two will be married for like 50 yrs".

If you haven't figured out that we have a treasonous traitor in the white house you should by now.

Flyingsaucesir comments on Jul 17, 2018:

Yup, the picture comes into focus.

Lavergne replies on Jul 17, 2018:

Ah yess - the "big" picture: Russia sends troops into Ukraine, then Lithiuania and possibly Estonia and Latvia. We stay silent because '"hey all those people speak Russian (don't they) so maybe that's not such a bad thing, right? We send lots of our tax dollars to N. Korea in the form of foreign aid - they end up with a thriving economy at which time they invade S. Korea. We stay silent - because KJU has approved a Trump Tower, a Trump golf course and maybe even a casino in Pyong Yang - and, ooops - they still have their complete nuclear arsenal. Not just seeing the picture - hearing that "sucking" sound of our integrity circling the drain.... should make for a blockbuster movie.

Did anyone see Michael Moore on the last episode of the season of Bill Maher?

indirect76 comments on Jul 15, 2018:

I’m not getting whipped up into a fearful frenzy. Sorry.

Lavergne replies on Jul 16, 2018:

@indirect76 Oh I am well aware of how difficult (impossible?) it would be - but every time someone says "oh there's NO way this or that could possibly happen"........and then it does. We are living in very bizarre times, I'm afraid.

Did anyone see Michael Moore on the last episode of the season of Bill Maher?

indirect76 comments on Jul 15, 2018:

I’m not getting whipped up into a fearful frenzy. Sorry.

Lavergne replies on Jul 16, 2018:

@goldenvalleyguy tRump has been dangling the possibility of doing away with term limits....he would like nothing more than to be president for life. Now that's truly frightening.

Did anyone see Michael Moore on the last episode of the season of Bill Maher?

CoastRiderBill comments on Jul 15, 2018:

I am afraid that the US is headed for another civil war. Some historians and political science analysts think it may happen within the next 5 years. :(

Lavergne replies on Jul 16, 2018:

I heard yesterday that Alex Jones had been spreading the idea that the Dem's were going to be starting a civil war on July 4th......guess I missed it.

Having a lonely night.

ChrisJulio comments on Jul 15, 2018:

I don't have any pets but the snake in my profile pic is my buddies python 'Huggsie'.

Lavergne replies on Jul 15, 2018:

eewwwwwwww

Having a lonely night.

DavidAckerman comments on Jul 14, 2018:

I got 4 cats this is kara been missing for a day now nick,crazy,and aries. Nick was a homeless cat human died i fed him so

Lavergne replies on Jul 15, 2018:

We have been "adopted" by a sweet cat that was left behind when a family moved out and simply left her behind. She's black and white so we started calling her Oreo....she hangs out on our property - we feed her - and she seems to be relatively happy just hanging out. Another one that was abandoned is a beautiful Siamese....he/she hangs out with us too. I just don't understand how people can do that....

Did anyone see Michael Moore on the last episode of the season of Bill Maher?

Flyingsaucesir comments on Jul 15, 2018:

Let's see what Mueller has on Trump before declaring defeat. I think it's going to be pretty juicy. They postponed General Flynn's sentencing because he still has to testify about what Trump knew and when he knew it. Stay tuned!

Lavergne replies on Jul 15, 2018:

@Flyingsaucesir Have you actually listened to any of his devout followers? They will not believe anything that comes out of the investigation - they've already chalked it up as the ultimate witch hunt against poor little Donald. I can't tell you how many of them are STILL telling me "what's wrong with you - why can't you just give him a CHANCE?" It's like they are deaf, dumb and blind to everything he does....

Did anyone see Michael Moore on the last episode of the season of Bill Maher?

CoastRiderBill comments on Jul 15, 2018:

I am afraid that the US is headed for another civil war. Some historians and political science analysts think it may happen within the next 5 years. :(

Lavergne replies on Jul 15, 2018:

Been saying the same thing for a while now....

Did anyone see Michael Moore on the last episode of the season of Bill Maher?

zeuser comments on Jul 15, 2018:

The price of the American reliance on technology to research, advertise for, and actually conduct our elections is a vulnerable infrastructure easily penetrated by bad people. This is the Achilles heel of our republic. If the current cabal is able to consolidate power by continuing to attack and ...

Lavergne replies on Jul 15, 2018:

I've been thinking much the same thing....

Did anyone see Michael Moore on the last episode of the season of Bill Maher?

Flyingsaucesir comments on Jul 15, 2018:

Let's see what Mueller has on Trump before declaring defeat. I think it's going to be pretty juicy. They postponed General Flynn's sentencing because he still has to testify about what Trump knew and when he knew it. Stay tuned!

Lavergne replies on Jul 15, 2018:

I think Mueller is going to release a lot of really disparaging info - but none of it will rise to the level of actually indicting trump. A bunch of other people will go down but like the cockroach he is, trump will be able to scuttle away. If there is one thing that will be trump's undoing - it may very well be the information on his tax returns that he is soooo zealousy guarding. We shall see.....

In pursuit of healthy aging

TristanNuvo comments on Jul 11, 2018:

I honestly don't think that diet is mutually exclusive. I have to say that genetics have a lot to do with aging. For example, my profile pic, or avitar doesn't do anything to illistrate ones age. I am 53 year5s old and by appearance I look a bit younger. Not that it matters, I still ans always...

Lavergne replies on Jul 12, 2018:

I totally agree with you regarding the genetic component....Good genes combined with a sensible lifestyle goes a lot further than jumping on the latest (fad) diet bandwagon and running marathons which might be ok for some folks but I know more than a few who are paying the price now (bad knees, hairline fractures in their feet, etc)

Is it true that Dogs have masters and Cats have servants?

Lavergne comments on Jul 11, 2018:

We've had both dogs and cats over the years....they pretty much rule the roost. The smallest cat turned out to be the alpha....was funny to watch her intimidate a 100 lb German Shepherd. Would rather spend my time with them than most of the people I know.... ;)

Lavergne replies on Jul 12, 2018:

@Whoohoo Love it!

Just got back from being a witness to my daughters civil marriage in red country.

RavenCT comments on Jul 10, 2018:

That's awesome! Weird that there were Bibles in a Civil Servant Office though? I hope they have a great life together!

Lavergne replies on Jul 11, 2018:

@Bigwavedave ...my first marriage was done in D.C. - the judge had a huge picture of Alfred E. Newman behind his desk. hahahaha

Sitting at the bar at outbacks in smithfield nc.

LB67 comments on Jul 9, 2018:

My heart is heavy, for this world of ours.

Lavergne replies on Jul 11, 2018:

me too....people tell me its always been like this - we just didn't notice. But I don't think so...

Death. Do you fear it?

Green_Chile_Type comments on Jun 26, 2018:

We are stardust / We are golden / We are billion-year-old carbon / And We've got to get ourselves back to the Garden...

Lavergne replies on Jul 10, 2018:

@agnosticdruid Absolutely. I want a tree planted with my ashes incorporated into the soil. Something that blooms each year - a Southern Magnolia perhaps?

Sitting at the bar at outbacks in smithfield nc.

ProudMary comments on Jul 9, 2018:

Just keep telling yourself that their combined IQ isn't as high as yours.

Lavergne replies on Jul 10, 2018:

@btroje Canada sounds more and more appealing.....I just wish it wasn't so cold up there. ;)

“Turning a Breakup Into a Positive Experience.

Julie808 comments on Jul 1, 2018:

I'm not understanding how she is suggesting turning a negative experience into a positive one. Perhaps I mis-read. Seems to me it is a journey of healing, that can be more affective with some suggestions, which mostly I agree with. I agree that the pain of a breakup needs to be acknowledged, ...