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I read an article this morning (sorry will try to find link), about how the media in the US doesn't report as much on international affairs as other some other developed countries. People just aren't exposed to other countries as much, and only a percentage of the population bothers to educate thems...

re: Identity theft question

Posted by 03geauxtigers on 4/9/14 at 12:57 pm
put a fraud alert on your SS through the bigger credit reporting companies...
If your dog has a normal stomach he should be fine. Mine just has the most sensitive stomach of any dog I have ever owned. Very shortly after we got him (about a month or two in), he started yacking in the middle of the night and I had vomit all over....
I tend to have a strict no human food rule since my guy has had a very sensitive stomach since he was a puppy. Gave him chicken skin once (ONCE) and woke up to dog shite everywhere. And that's just the one time :lol:...
[quote]Nuts - All nuts contain fats, which can lead to gastrointestinal upset, such as vomiting and diarrhea. Foods with high fat contents can also potentially produce an inflammatory condition of the pancreas known as pancreatitis. In addition, many commercially sold nuts are salted-and if a pet co...
Already googled and found my answer but thanks Also learned that just a handful of raisins can kill a dog. That's nuts...

Am I making this up? Nuts and dogs

Posted by 03geauxtigers on 4/9/14 at 12:51 am
Are nuts poisonous to dogs? I was just snacking on some, and my dog looks at me wanting some and for some reason I said "nah bud, I think these can kill you". My SO looked at me funny. I'm pretty sure I'm right though I can't remember why I think/know that...
just dropping this here given today's discussion [link=(http://www.msnbc.com/all/one-family-trying-to-keep-food-on-the-table)]Trying to keep food on the table[/link]...
http://strengths.gallup.com/default.aspx\ eta: it's not free...
Yup.. you nailed me. :rolleyes:...
:lol: the female discussion is for a different thread, but I can agree with you. I do think women in the U.S who dress better and are more worried about their looks are first or second generation immigrants that have been raised in that type of culture (south American, eastern European, etc)...
I can believe that. I would love to visit, but not live I think....
Since I don't have experience living in Eastern Europe, I can't speak for their standards of living vs. ours, but I will gladly accept that it is not as wonderful as some may think. for the record, I don't think the standard of living is higher in most if not all Eastern European countries :lol:...
Not for fracturing your arm. That will get treated immediately. (I know this because a friend broke his arm when drunkenly slipping on ice and had to be taken to the E.R) I understand that there are certain things you may be placed on a waitlist for. Again, I don't advocate universal healthcar...
[quote]If you have the money[/quote] can someone pull a link that shows how many americans don't have this vs. in other developed countries. eta: ftr, I do not advocate universal healthcare in the U.S...
[quote]Even lower class Americans have 2 cars, a home, the smartest phone on the market, cable, and the list goes on. Most Europeans don't have these things. [/quote] I'm not talking about most European countries. I'm talking about the Scandinavian countries. Where you can live in a ...