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Quote by dhc2niteI love the colors on this one and the girl ... very nice. Great piece.

Quote by dhc2niteCan't believe I missed this one ... better late than never. Its a beautiful wallie, just what I needed to break thru the clouds on this rainy day. Thanks

thank u so much for all your nice comments u are very nice to my simple walls
see u around bye

Thanks a lot for the comment on My HIME scan. ^_^

Quote by dhc2niteAnother nod to Griffin. I think the fewer people who have guns the better. It certainly seems to work in other countries just fine. Arming the population doesn't seem to be the answer. As for owning a gun to make ones family more secure doesn't seem right to me. Sure you could fend off an errant burglar but the danger to ones own family out of mishandling seems to be much higher. Kids taking these firearms to school causing havoc or hurting themselves. Property can be replaced but life cannot.

It really depends on where you live. I'd say I live in a neighborhood that is somewhat safe, but there have been cases in which I wished our house had some better defense. In the more corrupt places, guns would be seen as necessary if one wants to protect their family...America's got the right to bear arms, but some illegally own guns and use them for wrong reasons. Thanks for your imput ^-^

Hi. Thanks for posting in my thread on health insurance. I was beginning to think that the words "health insurance" automatically drive people away hence the incredible ignorance about coverage. You are right about the responsibility of the insurance agents to make any important disclosures before the initial purchase, but I find the greatest problems with people who carry coverage through their employers. The just don't seem to listen durring their annual enrollment meetings. I sit through them at my own job every year; so, I know most HR coordinators at least cover the basics.

Hi yaa ^^
Thankie very much for nice comment on my wallie. I am glad u like it
Cya around.

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