23%% is not frivilous either. that's over 1/5. not to be denied. signs of trouble. better sleeping apart than giving reasons to call the cops.. On Sep 15, 12:09 pm, vimhlub <vimh...@gmail.com> wrote: Only in America do we get frivilous complaints such as these. Here, people are crying in order to publicize their abnormality. 23 ...

... married and do you still sleep in the same bed? Can ... you are or aren't sleep in the same bed? I ... link (snoring, thrashing/kicking, different sleeping schedules, etc). Not getting the ... 23 percent of married couples sleep alone. Experts say requests for ... apart could spell trouble Wife says sleeping apart makes her appreciate .../LIVING/personal/09/12/lw.sleep.alone.when.married/index.html...

... he fancies himself in a dress when he's being "Sarah"? LMAO.... You have to admit Ken/Sara/h have whacked our asses from one end of usenet to the other. My parole officer finally called back. He says you don't appear to be very smart and you will get me into trouble so I should just be friends with you from now on. He said I should send your chartreuse butt plug back to you.

... did not grow out of the mother not being able to get her child off the plane and to the hospital fast enough to suit her and the growing agitation that would HAVE to cause anybody in that situation. Trouble is, some stew alerts security and they're not about to believe her, so they lock her and the baby in a room for several minutes and the kid dies. I can't wait to hear the spin DHS...

...> certificate for IMAP SSL, and despite importing it into the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Registry store, and it saying it's successful, when I reboot the computer or even come out of sleep mode, Outlook (whether it's running or not) complains it can't trust the server again. This happens across three PCs with both Outlook and Windows Mail. Are you sure the Trusted ...

... overdone in an Eeek!!! WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!! way. No...IMHO it's a sickly and emotive argument based on the premise of making people feel so guilty, that they would cry themselves to sleep at night. Just like a religion in fac.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - But where will it end ? if it's like this now what about 20yrs time? Hopefully, like most ...

... children in the UK basically being traumatized over global warming. Anything to that? If so, it sounds like the impending doom thing may be being a little overdone in an Eeek!!! WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!! way. No...IMHO it's a sickly and emotive argument based on the premise of making people feel so guilty, that they would cry themselves to sleep at night. Just like a religion in fac.

... doom thing may be being a little overdone in an Eeek!!! WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!! way. No...IMHO it's a sickly and emotive argument based on the premise of making people feel so guilty, that they would cry themselves to sleep at night. Just like a religion in fac.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - But where will it end ? if it's like this now what about 20yrs time?

... of the fact that the wheelbase was thereafter a couple of cms shorter. :-(( Stories abounded of steel stocks being left out in factory yards to rust, and of the night shifts sleeping the whole night on piles of sacks at the back of the factory. Combine that to car design moving from reliance on thickness, weight and solidity to thinner, more "engineered" structures, but ...

... of the fact that the wheelbase was thereafter a couple of cms shorter. :-(( Stories abounded of steel stocks being left out in factory yards to rust, and of the night shifts sleeping the whole night on piles of sacks at the back of the factory. Combine that to car design moving from reliance on thickness, weight and solidity to thinner, more "engineered" structures, ...