Absolutely. I hate spiders with a passion... I sometimes find it difficult to sleep if I've seen a spider in my room and it had gotten away before I could kill it. In fact, if I had any say in the matter, I'd allow all spiders to go instinct, regardless of whatever ecological disturbances would occur from such a change (many more flies? woopty doo... still better than spiders!).
I vote American. Tried a few British sitcoms here and there... didn't find them that funny (also like Ricky Gervais in The Office wasn't really funny... Steve Carell wins hands down!).
1. Pull out mobile phone, check for signal, dial 000. 2. Despair after failing to reach anyone. 3. Make a long rope. 4. Find a long tree. 6. Draw 2 maps for the island. 7. Wonder what the #5 thing I was meant to do is but never remember it. 8. Acknowledge that it was probably vital for my survival. 9. Look for treasure. 10. ??? 11. Profit! 12. Death.
I voted no. However, I think that there should be an exception for those born with sexual chromosomal abnormalities (XXY or XO, etc.), because for them it may actually be seen as quite important surgery, worthy of tax-payers' money. However, I'm no surgeon/endocrinologist/whatever, but I'm tempted to say that most people wanting to do these surgeries decide to do them out of their own desire as opposed to having such medical conditions, and so, no, I don't believe they should be covered by tax-payers.
Maybe you should see a doctor for that. Not joking, I'm serious.hydralisk86
You want him to see a doctor to help him un-see his dreams... but if his dreams are anything to go by, the doctor will take too literal an approach :? In all seriousness, I find that I only dream (or remember dreaming, anyway) when I've had a nice long sleep. If this is really worrying you, maybe you can try setting up an alarm to help you sleep a bit less for a few days just until you get over this dream (e.g. last night I had a 5 hour sleep and had no dreams whatsoever :P... not a very satisfying sleep but hey it does the job). Another thing would be to do light-hearted things you enjoy, like watch a cartoon or comedy, before you sleep, and to try not to think about the dream (instead try to think about what you've watched and what made you laugh or whatever). Finally, if it's too much for you, then certainly seek help from your doctor... medication does wonders, I'm sure.
[QUOTE="berserker2389"]Forums blogs are boring to me.brendanhunt1
I can't get over your sig's awesomeness. That has got to be THE calmest, most chilled-out person in the universe!
ETA: I guess I'd rather "post a forum", seeing as how I've never blogged...
Ive seen that sig so many times yet I've just noticed the bear. Haha, I think you're looking at the wrong sig dude (I was referring to berserker's, not Oleg's). I guess my comment would've worked for Oleg's sig too though :lol:
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