Do You Love Me?

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In a moment of insecurity and after watching an Xmas movie in the Summer time called Love Actually...

I suddenly feel the need for Feedback.

;)

[manker]

well. I love your avatar.

for quite a while, although I didn't look at it properly, I thought it was a tap. maybe because of the colour.

on closer inspection I notice that it's a geisha girl in headphones, standing by a bongo :)

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My avatar is major Plagiarism to the genius of TokyoPlastic http://www.tokyoplastic.com/menu.html

so love him instead

ready to start editing posts ala newscaster style - the ego of man opens only for a few seconds at a time.

Friday night - Party

[Gemby!]

how can i love you if i dont know you ?? :unsure:

but im sure if i knew you i would love ya !!! :)

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If you knew me...would you lend me your car, your money and .....and......your....keyboard?

[Gemby!]

good job i dont then :P

[manker]

Originally posted by Zedaxax@21 June 2004 - 15:26
My avatar is major Plagiarism to the genius of TokyoPlastic http://www.tokyoplastic.com/menu.html

so love him instead

ready to start editing posts ala newscaster style - the ego of man opens only for a few seconds at a time.

Friday night - Party
if you're going to edit posts like neublaster did in the star threads then please make sure that someone has quoted you in subsequent entries. if he hadn't of done that I'd still be ignorant to the emptyness of his life without the extra star..

poor dab.

nice link to the tokyoplastic site btw!

[jazzthefunk]

As in do i naturaly luv my fellow human then yes i do luv you. :smoke:

[Gemby!]

Originally posted by jazzthefunk@21 June 2004 - 15:41
As in do i naturaly luv my fellow human then yes i do luv you. :smoke:
now u gotta give him your stuff :lol: :01:

[TheRealDave]

i don't love you.. however i don't hate you :unsure:

[brenda]

I think I probably have enough love to spare a bit for ya

[Yogi]

Love...........

Is actually a very complex matter, as it is so diffuse in it's definition.........

Wich differs on the surface of memes acting out selfishly........ :P


So, yes, i love you........... :rolleyes:


But on second thought i maybe overreacting on the fact you seem to seek pity in-

stead of love...........


So, i pity you.........


For seeking love in a place as this..........



Follow me???



YoPosiMeme

[Gemby!]

Originally posted by SensualBarfing@21 June 2004 - 16:04


Follow me???



YoPosiMeme
why where you taking me ?

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@manker : These posts will be burned into your screen for eternity. Heres TokioPs latest masterpiece (check his links) http://www.aiwa.com/contents/tokyoplastic/...kyoplastic.html )

@jazzthefunk : In a general sort of politically correct way i kinda luv u too baby (dont take it personally)

@Gemby : I am Dog Person, it is amazing how far you can kick a cat!!! I love it

@TheRealDave : Spoken like a person who knows himself - chapeau, but but i really am sort of obsessed manically about your Booobs, will they ever stop? What Oil do you use?

@Brenda: Just because i imagine you as an incerdibly hawt blonde, with incredibly high IT capabalities and know how to fix my PC - i will take that as a Yes

@SøB : Pity me Pity me, give me Charity, Spank me , put tadpoles on my walls dress me in Wrinkled Yellow - yes its pityfull but thats why where here to let out that unsolvable frustration

[Gemby!]

Originally posted by Zedaxax@21 June 2004 - 16:10


@Gemby : I am Dog Person, it is amazing how far you can kick a cat!!! I love it

in that case me no luv you :(

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Cats where made to fly - they always land on their feet anyway

BUNJI CAT - new Flash animation must be made

[Gemby!]

Originally posted by Zedaxax@21 June 2004 - 16:13
Cats where made to fly - they always land on their feet anyway

BUNJI CAT - new Flash animation must be made
i guess i do look like a vampire cat.... :blink:

[Yogi]

@SøB : Pity me Pity me, give me Charity, Spank me , put tadpoles on my walls dress me in Wrinkled Yellow - yes its pityfull but thats why where here to let out that unsolvable frustration

Spanking as Creative Correction God tells us that parents can and should use spanking as a way of reinforcing moral lessons.


Lisa Whelchel is best known for her role as Blair Warner on the hit 1980s TV series "The Facts of Life." She and her husband, Steve, a minister, have three children, whom they home-school. This excerpt is from her book, "Creative Correction."

Whether spanking works or is the best approach depends not only on the child and the circumstances, but also on his or her age. When my kids were little, for example, I sometimes felt it was more effective to administer a spanking than to try to reason with them. I can remember giving four-year-old Tucker an impassioned and encouraging talk on the need for self-control. It was designed to bring about a great change of heart in my son and had been a deep and meaningful conversation...or so I thought.

The moment I finished talking, my son piped up. "Mom," Tucker began, "only one word makes sense out of everything you just said."

"Oh, which one was that?" I asked, curious.

He furrowed his brow. "I forgot."

A spanking might have been kinder than my long-winded lecture, and definitely more memorable!

Thankfully, as my kids have matured, my "talks" and other modes of correction have had some impact. But in their early years, discipline was certainly a challenge. For example, when my children were toddlers and constantly getting into things, it seemed my only alternatives for discipline--other than spanking--were distracting or confining them. And I didn't like either of those choices. Diverting their attention from something off-limits was a superficial cure. It only postponed the need to teach them that we can't always have everything we want. Besides, it kept me hopping! Yet the other alternative--keeping them confined to their playpen for half the day--seemed even more cruel than a slap on the back of their hands.

So I chose to spank. And for many years it worked, even on Tucker. Using corporal punishment while my children were young actually afforded our whole family more freedom in the long run, because it established boundaries and reminded the kiddos who was in charge--freeing me up to try other, more creative corrections as they matured.

What Does the Bible Say About It?
God's Word frequently addresses the subject of raising children. Corporal punishment is no exception. For example, Proverbs 13:24 reads, "He who spares the rod hates his son, but he who loves him is careful to discipline him." I wholeheartedly agree, and I'm sure you do, too--if we love our kids, we should correct them.

I believe children also understand this (though they may not admit to it!). Somehow, they intuitively know spankings are good for them, and that they receive them not only because they deserve it, but also because their parents love them. Let me see if I can convince you.

One evening, when Haven was only two and a half years old, Steve and I left the kids with a baby-sitter. Our instructions were clear: The girls went to bed at 7:00, Tucker at 8:00. When we arrived home at 8:30, the children were in bed, but even from the family room, we could tell that Haven wasn't asleep. There was screaming coming from her bedroom. She was in the midst of a full-blown temper tantrum, and the baby-sitter, Shawna, said she'd been acting that way all evening.

When I went to talk with Haven, I expected to be met with more screaming and crying. But instead she said, "'Pank me."

"Did Miss Shawna spank you?" I queried, confused.

"No. 'Pank me," she urged once again....

"Do you want Mommy to spank you?" I asked, my jaw dropping in astonishment.

"Yes!" said Haven, and she jumped out of bed for her correction. Afterward, she locked her arms around me in a bear hug.

As this story reveals, correction can reach the heart of a child. And it should! Corporal punishment is most effective when our kids know what God says about discipline. It helps them to understand why they are being punished.

For this reason, I've quoted Proverbs 22:15 to my children about a hundred times. It says, "Folly is bound up in the heart of a child, but the rod of discipline will drive it far from him." The companion verse is Proverbs 29:15: "The rod of correction imparts wisdom, but a child left to himself disgraces his mother." My kids know from these verses that spanking not only drives out the foolishness in them, but it also produces positive benefits, such as bringing them wisdom. This helps us all focus on the good that will result from an otherwise painful situation.

Putting the Principles Into Practice
Unfortunately, knowing and doing don't always go hand in hand.... Recently my older daughter defied her grandmother's instruction to put the Popsicle back in the freezer until after dinner. I stopped my work and called to her.

"Haven, meet me in the bathroom!"

A few minutes later, I found her there.

"Now, Haven," I began, "why are you getting this correction?"

Her head hanging, she mumbled, "Because I went ahead and ate the Popsicle even though Grandmother told me not to."

"Why was that wrong?" I persisted.

"Because Grandmother is my authority and I need to obey her."

I continued. "Why do you think she told you not to eat the Popsicle?"

Haven stared at the floor. "Because we're going to have dinner soon and it might ruin my appetite."

"Haven," I told her, "I'm going to need to spank you because Proverbs 23:13-14 says, 'Do not withhold discipline from a child; if you punish him with the rod, he will not die. Punish him with the rod and save his soul from death.' There may come a day when Grandmother tells you not to eat something because she knows it could make you sick. You must be in the habit of obeying her. Do you understand?"

"Yes, ma'am," she said quietly.

I beckoned her toward me, where I was seated on the toilet lid. "Now, lean over my lap."

She bent over, submitting to my instruction.

After I spanked her--eight times for her age--I invited her to sit on my lap. Cradling her in my arms, I said, "Haven, I love you and forgive you, but you need to ask Jesus to forgive you for not obeying Him. Remember, He is your ultimate authority."

Haven nodded and, at my urging, bowed her head. "Dear Jesus," she prayed, "please forgive me for disobeying Grandmother. Thank You for forgiving my sins. Please fill me with Your wisdom and help me to obey. Amen."

After the prayer, we kissed, hugged--and moved on.



YoSpankMeme

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@SensualBarfing you know better than that with all your years of experience that posting something more than scroll in this forum is regarded as dishonest (& unreadable)

Climax:"After the prayer, we kissed, hugged--and moved on."

Understood