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I'm guessing you've never been shooting.

One more pound down this week!

What exactly is being "thrown in your face"? The fact that your man likes women? Or that he might find someone other than you attractive?

It's insecurity. Period. If you can't be open with someone you love, who can you be open with? You have to remember that your SO is with you because they see something special in YOU, not in some random person on the street, no matter how attractive they are. Being with your SO wouldn't be nearly as fun if he/she didn't have a healthy appreciation for your gender, right? Let them look.

Personally, I only have an issue with it when the person I'm with doesn't point out who they're staring at so I can look too!

It varies a lot depending on which state you live in. You need to consult a lawyer familiar with your state's adverse possession laws.

A sprinkler attached to a motion detector.

I hope he gets the nomination. He'd have my vote.

When I get stressed, I get stomach aches and migraines, so I end up eating less.

I miss swimming. I used to swim, but since my job hours changed, I get to the gym at rush time and end up waiting an hour for space in a lane. Or, I swim in the little pool in my condo complex, which is about two kicks and a flip-turn long.

I've lost 6 pounds in the last four weeks (although I think it was mostly stress rather than actually doing what I'm supposed to be doing to lose weight).

On the internet, you get to know skydivers way beyond your own dropzone and have a greater ability to learn from the mistakes of others. We've seen/heard about too damn many people getting hurt or dying because they were jumping canopies beyond their skill level.

Just look for something really bright to the north east.

http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/space/11/05/brighter.comet.ap/index.html KNOXVILLE, Tennessee (AP) -- A comet that unexpectedly brightened in the last couple of weeks and is now visible to the naked eye is attracting professional and amateur interest. art.comet.ap.jpg Comet 17P/Holmes is seen among the stars of the constellation Perseus in the North-Eastern sky. Paul Lewis, director of astronomy outreach at the University of Tennessee, is drawing students to the roof of the Nielsen Physics Building for special viewings of Comet 17P/Holmes. The comet is exploding and its coma, a cloud of gas and dust illuminated by the sun, has grown to be bigger than the planet Jupiter. The comet lacks the tail usually associated with such celestial bodies but can be seen in the northern sky, in the constellation Perseus, as a fuzzy spot of light about as bright as the stars in the Big Dipper. "This is truly a celestial surprise," Lewis said. "Absolutely amazing." Until October 23, the comet had been visible to modern astronomers only with a telescope, but that night it suddenly erupted and expanded. A similar burst in 1892 led to the comet's discovery by Edwin Holmes. "This is a once-in-a-lifetime event to witness, along the lines of when Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 smashed into Jupiter back in 1994," Lewis said. Scientists speculate the comet has exploded because there are sinkholes in its nucleus, giving it a honeycomb-like structure. The collapse exposed comet ice to the sun, which transformed the ice into gas. "What comets do when they are near the sun is very unpredictable," Lewis said. "We expect to see a coma cloud and a tail, but this is more like an explosion, and we are seeing the bubble of gas and dust as it expands away from the center of the blast." Experts aren't sure how long the comet's show will last but estimate it could be weeks if not months. Using a telescope or binoculars help bring the comet's details into view, they said.

I'm not sure yet... ideally, criminal defendants, but there are a lot of areas of law that interest me.

Thanks for the rock-skipping lesson, Harry.

You could try calling your doctor... mine usually has drug samples that are occasionally given to patients that need them.

Very difficult to count. Example: Violent criminal murders man convicted of fraud ten years ago, who has been an upstanding citizen ever since. Do you count this?

hehe... not now. I can't afford it!

hehe... we'll see. I should have my number in a week or two.

I love you! Turtle, what have you done this time? edited to add: and did you do it in California?

ROfLMAO! I should probably change the sig line, huh? The actual oath is: I solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of California, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of an attorney and counselor at law to the best of my knowledge and ability.

I'd give a slight edge to defense, but prosecution would be interesting too.

At this point, whatever kind of law a firm that wants to pay me wants me to practice. Ideally, criminal law.