Road rage...........
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Man I live on the country. I relax more. Being able to do what I want out here.
The stress of the bustle of the city and those nut case drivers. I cannot wait to be out and relax. My wife too shares that sentiment. She lived most of her adult life in the city. So when she first moved here she said when we can longer live on the acreage were moving back into the city. Now she is like me. I rather move into one of the small towns.
The stress of the bustle of the city and those nut case drivers. I cannot wait to be out and relax. My wife too shares that sentiment. She lived most of her adult life in the city. So when she first moved here she said when we can longer live on the acreage were moving back into the city. Now she is like me. I rather move into one of the small towns.
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I totally agree. Just as common sense isn't common any more, natural selection isn't natural any more. There's too many rules, laws, and safety measures taken to protect stupid people. There would be way less stupid people if they were left to protect themselves and think for themselves with no assistance.
This goes for drivers, but also any other place and point in time when you encounter stupid people. Quite often the offer to rearrange someone's teeth will cause them to think again about what they just did, and if they done, proceed with the re-structuring
The dental surgeon will thank you 
I've made the offer before (very rare) and I've had the offer before... If you're never young and stupid, you can't ever get old and wise...
This goes for drivers, but also any other place and point in time when you encounter stupid people. Quite often the offer to rearrange someone's teeth will cause them to think again about what they just did, and if they done, proceed with the re-structuring
The dental surgeon will thank you I've made the offer before (very rare) and I've had the offer before... If you're never young and stupid, you can't ever get old and wise...
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Man did you hit the nail on the head there!
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I think the combination of heredity and environement determine who we will become - there are lots of negative environemtal circumstances that contribute to the problem. There are parents out there who should not have kids!!!
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True that Warren!! Collin and I had coffee and a conversation a while back and both determined that it would be a good idea to clamp the reproductive organs of children at birth, then do an evaluation at age 20 to see if their capable and competent enough to have children of their own.
I've been blessed with 2 awesome and beautiful kids. I'm going to do everything in my power to ensure that they become a very respectable and productive (not reproductive [for a while anyway]) part of society.
I've been blessed with 2 awesome and beautiful kids. I'm going to do everything in my power to ensure that they become a very respectable and productive (not reproductive [for a while anyway]) part of society.
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One problem with that. When they reconnect those organs. There is a less than 10% chance they will work. That has been proven after men had vasetomy's 15 years later 2nd wife and wanting kids. Odds are not great and they endure a lot of pain and discomfort while the organ heal.
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True that Warren!! Collin and I had coffee and a conversation a while back and both determined that it would be a good idea to clamp the reproductive organs of children at birth, then do an evaluation at age 20 to see if their capable and competent enough to have children of their own.
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