TruthBTold

I know exactly what makes me happy.

A report for what reason?

I am not sure that is John Pruitt, though he is a legend for sure.

Cade loves to eat ass before he puts it to other uses. He is one of the best.

It will be interesting to see what happens when the Queen passes on and Charles takes the throne (I assume he will not abdicate). At that point will Scotland really work to become a different state, although as I understand it Parliament must OK that and at this point I cannot imagine them doing that easily. However I am not sure that Scotland has the same devotion to the throne (as embodied in Elizabeth) as they would have toward Charles.

From what I read certain things had to go out with both Mary and Phillip's names on them but that even though he did have the title in the end she was the real monarch. What was began thinking about is the situation where Mary was actually able to produce a male heir and then he became king of Spain (and all the other stuff associated with that title) would that heir then basically become the monarch of a hell of a lot of Europe. During much of Mary's reign Phillip was trying to get her to enter into a joint war against France but England might be more willing to do that knowing that the king or the future king (or queen) would be this warring giant.

As I understand it Queen Mary ("Bloody Mary") was the first undisputed queen regnant. When she married Prince Phillip of Spain he became King, through an Act of Parliament, but only during Mary's lifetime. She equally became queen to titles that Phillip held on the continent.

I had a therapist who once told me, "Comparative suffering is fruitless and obviously not healthy." It was in the contest where I have a fairly debilitating disorder and was constantly reminded, "Well at least it's not cancer." No, I know it's not cancer, it's . . .

I agree. He goes to near the top of my list.

Please don't make me.

My phone ain't ringing. Story of my life. He must have lost my number. Well, his loss.

After watching E2 I watched it the YouTube version and besides appreciating how great a production number it is I thought that the character singing the cabaret song could have been a young Johnny Depp (of course, this singer is a woman but that highlights just how beautiful Depp is).

I liked that she appealed to the best of our common nature and that by pulling together and practicing actions that may now seem painful we will in the end achieve our common goal. Here's a shout out to the NHS which takes care of Britain's citizens. At any rate, it is a somewhat different look than what we have across the great pond.

I don't think that there have been any completed clinical trials such that doctors can recommend that it be used to treat patients.