A Teen burger and root beer would be lonely without onion rings. Just saying.

Oh man- sweet potato fries are awesomesauce. Even though onion rings are good too, and I haven't had those in years.

I could never bring myself to watch that show. I find it the height of irresponsibility to continue to have babies when they are coming out premature and with disabilites because of the stress you put on your body and the age of it and then there is the fact that you may end up killing yourself with that many pregnancies and then who is going to raise all those children? Plus the older children are basically raising the younger ones, not the parents, anyway. Or so my sister tells me.

I'm not against big families, but there comes a time when common sense should kick in. The uterus starts breaking down, the eggs are old and less viable, genetic mutations become more likely, you need to stop. Six to eight kids max and only if you can afford to support them.

Erm...I may have feelings on this issue.

Mmmmm...burger...

Is it the type of show you scream all throughout - or one you just throw popcorn at?

*HUGS*

Actually, this explains a lot. And these people frighten me. And there seems to be a lot of them...everywhere. Guess they're behind the big 'Christianity' push the last few years.

*Shudders*

Even if I was a Christian, I would not want to know their God. OR have anything to do with Him. This is frightening on a whole new level. Patriarchy grasping at straws whilst dying out - and there is nothing more dangerous that a wounded animal (so to speak).

That's what is so frightening about it. This type of twisted belief system requires hardcore brainwashing and terror to 'get the idea across'. When any faith is twisted like this, it creates an ugliness that spreads across an entire community, whether that community upholds that way of thinking or not. This is so terrible and tragic, because good people get caught up in this type of horror and are left wondering what happened when it all goes to shit around them.

And don't bother to show them the truth - they will label you a heretic and evil, turning those that follow this ideal against anyone who pipes up with something sensible and sane. Christianity isn't the first to fall prey to this - and I'm sure it won't be the last. Every faith seems to have had its fair share of crazies leading a 'revolution' of 'getting back to our true roots/understanding' when things don't go the way they always have. They are there at the first sign of change in the way the world works/thinks and there when all is quiet. But it's when things are quiet that they are at their worst.

Honestly, this is why human beings scare me sometimes. I love people, but one insane personality can breed a whole ton of others - and it does nothing but hurt everyone, even those not involved.

Sorry...I have Feelings on this, lol!!

*SQUISHES*

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I also like to think it points out the problem of history and not learning from it. A lot of religions and societies are so afraid of OTHER religions and societies that they ban any knowledge of them - and fall into the trap of the past they never bothered to learn about.

Save! Share! This one gives me Feelings, so unless you ever want me to unload on you, this is one subject most people avoid with me, lol! There are a few others...the money religion and politics adage holds true for me *grins* I'm willing to debate always, but there are a few people I know that get touchy about these things (as they have every right to). I'm open for discussion on damned near anything - as I'm sure you've seen *grins*

Man, I blither a lot!! Anyhoo, yes - feel free to share and discuss! I love getting lines of thought rolling. Watching/listening to other POVs is always enlightening!

*HUGS*

Brava! You have put it succinctly, accurately, and elegantly. Thank you.

Oh, man, A&W! I'm pretty sure I've only seen them in B.C. (I'm guessing WA state has very few branches, if any), and their burgers and root beer are amazing.

There used to be a lot of A&W's when I was a kid.

Yeah, it's definitely something that is deeply connected with my childhood, which is why I love it. My first A&W root beer was when I was eight or so, which means I had it when the company was probably only a few years old as well.

When I was very little, my Aunt used to take my sisters and me to A & W for a rootbeer float when it was just too hot and we were all bored and she was stuck with us.

I will always love A & W.