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I didn't vote at all because, while having a woman might be good, the man running for office opposite her might be the better candidate and, while this may be sexist and old fashioned, I just can't get used to the idea of a female president XD

I love animals (humans are animals, you know, just a different species) and put my cousin's dog up on a pedestal. However, while some animal testing does make me sick, I believe it's the lesser of two evils. I'd rather have a thousand rabbits die than one human. Also, how do you think we safely test life saving medical procedures. Appendectomies were first done on small animals to make sure that we wouldn't kill a human doing it, and that's to that, I've lived 10 years more than I ever should of. Not to mention all the other great medicines found from animal testing. And would you rather a monkey get swollen eyes to the point of painful blindness or a human? Animals are wonderful gifts that we should do our best to take care of and cherish but they are here to aide us and provide nourishment and safety, and we didn't get to the top of the food chain be being inferior.

-.- hisssssss. Some girls do live happily ever after when they loose their virginity on their wedding night. Besides, it cuts down on the worry of STD's, being dated for your body and 'special body privilages' and unplanned pregnancy.

A lot of that was true -- because I see girls that are like one of those things you mentioned. However, the virgin part, some girls really are just old fashioned and are going to wait, wolfie! *duct tapes legs* Either engaged or married - yup.

During a storm you check the cattle before you check the kids. The local gas station sells live bait. You don't buy all your vegetables at the grocery store. You know the code names for everyone on the CB. You'll skip your cousin's funeral for the first day of deer season. You don't clean up the dog's mess because it's just fertilizer. It takes 30 seconds to reach your destination and it's clear across town. You can tell the smell of a skunk and the smell of a feed lot apart. You consider a building a mall if it's bigger than the local Wal-Mart The first, and perhaps only celebrity you've ever met is Captain 11. Your idea of a traffic jam is ten cars waiting on I-90 for the "follow me" car to come back during road construction. "Vacation" means stopping off at Wall Drug for Friday night dinner and a drive through the Badlands early Saturday morning, with the rest of the weekend driving through the Black Hills before heading home for Sunday night chores. Your school classes were canceled because of cold. And cold means 10 below zero. You know not only 'what' but 'where' Sturgis is. And, your first big trip in life was to see Mt. Rushmore and visit the Flintstone's Bedrock City in Custer. A big shopping trip is going to Sioux Falls - Empire Mall. Minneapolis, if you are really living. You know all 4 seasons: Almost winter, winter, HOT HOT HOT, and winter again. There is a McDonald's in every town with a population of 1,000 or more. Over 1,000, there is a McDonald's on each end of town. Eight-foot tall snow piles divide the lane down the middle of Main Street from November through March. Pop is a Coke and soda involves ice cream and root beer. You plug your car in at night, but it's not to charge the batteries. You could always count on the local truck stop or The Happy Chef for the best breakfast in town. Aside from pheasants, mosquitos are the state bird. Menards on any weekend is busier than the toy stores at Christmas Praire dogs outnumber people 10 to 1 You actually get these jokes and pass them on to other friends from South Dakota.

Very powerful poem, and it shows a lot of talent if you ask me. Maybe you should join http://www.eliteskills.com/

That's normal, don't worry about it. We're young, we're girls, we're vicous.

I wonder if the car was ensured, and if that would of been covered O.o Most likely not ...

Ask Yahoo can give you awesome questions and answers you never even thought about. Here is one: Dear Yahoo!: Where does the word "nerd" come from? Hector Houston, Texas Dear Hector: According to the American Heritage Dictionary, the word "nerd" first appeared in print in Dr. Seuss' book "If I Ran the Zoo" in 1950. "And then, just to show them, I'll sail to Ka-Troo and bring back an It-Kutch a Preep and a Proo a Nerkle a Nerd and a Seersucker, too!" "Nerd" next showed up in a 1957 newspaper column in the Sunday Mail that read: "Nerd -- a square, any explanation needed?" Its third printing (now "nurd") was in the 1970 edition of "Current Slang": "someone with objectionable habits or traits... a 'dud.'" However, Dr. Seuss' "Nerd" bears little resemblance to today's stereotypical nerd, and if Seuss and his young readers were the originator of the nerd phenomenon, why didn't "It-Kutch," "Preep," "Proo," "Nerkle," or "Seersucker" catch on as well? Not surprisingly, there are many other creation theories: One is that "nerd" originated with employees at the Canadian Northern Electric Research and Development company who wore pocket protectors labeled with the acronym N.E.R.D. Another believes "nerd" was originally "knurd" ("drunk" spelled backwards), and was used to taunt university students who were too studious to drink. Slate's Franklin Foer claims that no one has "concretely pinned down" the word's origin, and comments that it took the birth of "coolness" for nerd to be defined. Now that nerds are both successful and cool, Foer attempts to fill the gap in our cultural lexicon with the word "nebbish." Perhaps Proo or Nerkle would be just as appropriate. Email this page - View most popular

There's nothing wrong with being single. If you don't know anyone you really want to date then don't and enjoy not having any responsibilities. Once you stop needing a boyfriend you'll probably find one.

On one of my asprin bottles "DO NOT USE IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ASPRIN" did we really need anyone to tell us that?

Yes. I don't know if it will be "the end" but it will be the end of things as we know it.

I have to agree with Wolfie on this one, you did make his point.

I'll have to wait nine years to get married. Finish up high school and then get a pharmascist degree! Yikes! Maybe if I bust my little behind raw I can get done a year sooner but those aren't really classes you can rush >.<

I think water from the faucet is fine. I know dogs can be disgusting (oh the love/disgust relationships haha) but good water is a neccesity for about anything on earth. I just want to say this though, don't fall for the bottled water crud. Tap water, yes tap water, has higher standards on it than bottled water. Your mountain fresh water probably comes from Utah (well not neccesarily but not the place on the label lol). The taste? It's psychological, trust me or go to http://www.sho.com/site/ptbs/topics.do?topic=bw .. thankyou for letting me go through that rant haha.