Kathlen Onyx
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Well, darn. I missed it.
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3 hours ago, Maitimo said:
I don't get these themed names. They're fine for the season but not the kind of names you'd want to have all year round. I guess they're expecting people to pay another 40 bucks to change back in November?
Well I don't know. Sugar Pumpkins could be an all year type of name.
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34 minutes ago, Finite said:
Blocked at least temporarily as of a couple hours ago. We'll see how it goes at the appeals court.
not blocked for me.
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6 minutes ago, avaxasher said:
Yea none respond
Again, it could be that you have no picture in your profile and nothing is in it. Work on the profile and you might get some responses. How do they even know that you would be presentable enough to dance for their venue?
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16 minutes ago, Jules Catlyn said:
At the end they mention that the new owners of that digital world shut down that world for 2 days a week.On Tuesday and Thursday. So people dont forget their RL life. This might be an unpopular opinion but i would not be opposed to Second Life being down one day a week. I am curious what others think.
I would be opposed to that because what if the only day you have free is the day they shut down? You wouldn't expect someone to change their RL to work around SL would you?
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2 minutes ago, Luna Bliss said:
If anybody wants to help the women of Texas, here's where to begin:
I live oh so close to that state, and I used to consider that a curse, but it might just be a blessing...
Well,
I do live in Texas so I'll be sure to cast my vote for you.
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1 minute ago, Luna Bliss said:
Yes, it is a difference of opinion. For you there is nothing different between the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd trimester, but for me there is a major difference due to autonomous survival outside the mother's body in the 3rd trimester.
Also, if a woman has a chance to have a healthier family at a later time after she's received an education and/or matured, I think she has that right.
In many cases her choice is not just for herself, but for her future family, and that benefits society as a whole.
If you look at the stats for children raising children it's not good.
Then please, for god's sake, stop trying to change someone's opinion.
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17 minutes ago, Luna Bliss said:
I'm saying, in my opinion, this 'line' we are trying to decide on should not be based on genetic material joining. Nor should this 'line' be based on how far along a fetus has progressed toward what it has the potential to be (as long as it has not reached the point where it is viable outside the mother's womb -- I do not believe 3rd trimester abortions should occur in most cases).
It's simply a difference of opinion on when life begins. There is nothing inherently different than having an abortion at fertilization, 1st trimester, 2nd or 3rd. Abortion at any of these stages results in the death of a potential human being.
You can't pick and choose. If women decided to march for 3rd trimester abortions would you march along with them?
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4 minutes ago, Luna Bliss said:
I could just as well say a human being needs to be born in order for subsequent human beings to manifest. You won't have an additional human being unless the first one manifests after all.
This response is gibberish and has nothing to do with what I said.
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33 minutes ago, Luna Bliss said:
neither you or I have proof of the exact point that a human being begins
Actually I do have proof. It's the exact moment that the sperm fertilizes the egg. It isn't really rocket science Luna. If the egg needs to be fertilized by the sperm in order to become a human being then that is the exact point it begins. Without it you don't have a human being. Just because some lawmakers have justified it by determining for us when life begins doesn't make it so.
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27 minutes ago, Theresa Tennyson said:
That involves open flame?
Heroin
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5 hours ago, Theresa Tennyson said:
So, around 14 times a day?
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2018/p0118-smoking-rates-declining.html
Theresa Tennyson nods and smiles.
Of course...
um yes...actually probably more. He used to wake up and take a hit and go back to bed. Any other questions about that?
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3 minutes ago, Theresa Tennyson said:
How many times a day does the average pot smoker light up, and where, versus the average cigarette smoker?
In the case of my ex....as much as smoking
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4 minutes ago, Theresa Tennyson said:
A careless smoker can kill a few hundred people in an evening.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2000/08/000807064005.htm
You could say the same for pot smokers but people seem to advocate for that.
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8 minutes ago, painthemoon said:
How do you make these? I mean how can you get a photorealistic copy. The easiest way possible.
Pay someone
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34 minutes ago, Blaise Glendevon said:
This the dictionary example of a false equivalence. Abortion is the removal of tissue. Just like having a cyst or a fibroid removed. It is a safe outpatient procedure.
A cyst or fibroid doesn't grow and call you mama or daddy and give you hugs and develop brains and may have contributed to the improvement of our society though do they? A Cyst or fibroid is indeed just tissue. Abortion is the removal of a human being but now I realize why you have the attitude you do.
Someone said further up that even if there were negative emotional consequences from some women wouldn't that be ok for the better of the majority? I will turn that around and say that carrying a child to term is a mere inconvenience and the child can be given up immediately after birth. Wouldn't the emotional toll on a woman be more justified then since you aren't killing babies?
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31 minutes ago, Blaise Glendevon said:
It's a medical procedure, administered by a physician. Why shouldn't it be covered by health insurance or Medicaid or any potential universal health care option that might become available in the United States in the future? Just like any other outpatient procedure. Just like contraception should be covered, with no intrusion from the employer or outside forces.
The same reason why assisted suicide is not covered by insurance.
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6 hours ago, Blaise Glendevon said:
How many of those people actually regret the decision and how many have been shamed by religious fanatics and conservative community members?
What I meant was that most people that regret things like this don't participate in studies about it.
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32 minutes ago, Blaise Glendevon said:
In the US, the best study we have on the subject says that 95% of people who have abortions do not regret them. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jan/12/abortion-women-do-not-regret-study
How many women do you think participated in this study that did regret them?
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22 minutes ago, Blaise Glendevon said:
Abortion is a needed medical procedure. Making it illegal or prohibitive to obtain just drives people with uteruses into the hands of unlicensed butchers who will leave them septic or dead.
The same result of abortion.
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44 minutes ago, roseelvira said:
I have another question. It seems that the burden of making sure protection from pregnancy is mostly on the woman. A woman has to decide to take the pill /or get iud/ or some cases tubes blocked. And these forms of protection do come for some with health risks
Would it make more sense for men to just get the snip and get the reversal when /if the men/couple want children instead of putting most of the preventive responsibility on the woman?
If insurance pays for their Viagra, it should cover the snip.
First, a vasectomy doesn't come without health risks. Secondly, if you get a vasectomy it isn't just a quick little procedure to get it reversed. It is a major medical procedure. It's also only 30-70% successful. One form of birth control that is completely without health risks and 100% guaranteed to work is abstinence. If you don't want to be pregnant then don't have sex..Pretty simple actually..
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35 minutes ago, avaxasher said:
Mait i mean my account only a week old
Give one reason why someone should hire you. I mean your in-world profile is completely empty except for a few groups. No pictures...nothing.
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7 minutes ago, Randall Ahren said:
Yes, I recommend a boyfriend.
That's like trying to find a needle in a haystack these days.
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22 minutes ago, Echelon Alcott said:
My hands are like a magic lamp. If you rub them, they will grow and grant you three wishes.
OH? I actually think they are proportionate to your body. So many men I see with huge hands and it looks terrible.
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