Heartbreaking...

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>> ^probie:

You mean this one?

>> ^CrushBug:

I swear I have seen this on the sift before. Man, this is such a great combination.


Yes, I have seen it before here too but can't find it in search: http://videosift.com/search?q=thai+commercial ...

You are welcome. thanks for finding and posting it.
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Tom's best song ever!

Thank you very much for the promotion! Any yes - it is quite an incredible song! Mmmmh. :

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Tom's best song ever!

Thank you very much for the promotion! Any yes - it is quite an incredible song! Mmmmh.

Ouch ... as cute as he is, his little squeal was heartbreaking =o(

What a touching saga. Full of love and heartbreak.

Aw ... poor clean thing. The desperate plea to his/her buddies went unheeded [heartbreaking] =o(

You have been awarded 1 Power Point for fixing the embed code for Dead Pool video Elvis Presley - ' Heartbreak Hotel '. Thank you for helping maintain VideoSift's reliability.

I find it outrageous and appalling that individuals who have not had to go through this kind of heartbreaking trauma would try to interfere in the matter based on personal or religious bias.

As a parent of a 13 year old girl who has been diagnosed in a permanent vegetative teenage state, I know the pain these parents are going through. Although my wife and I still hold out hope that our daughter will some day overcome her persistent apathy and disgust of her parents and regain some level of conscious awareness, I can fully sympathize with the choice these parents have had to make.

I cannot accept that the instances of whining or antogonizing her little brother are just unconscious responses and not signs of awareness, as the medical professionals warn us. But still, there are doubts. I know there may yet come a day when we have to accept the reality that our daughter will never again be the vibrant and thoughtful person she once was and confront a painful decision. If we one day have to make the same medical choice these parents have, I hope that we can be allowed to do what must be done and deal with our grief without the interference of well meaning but misguided strangers.

>> ^Yogi:

A million people couldn't just have stormed the place and strung him up?!


Yeah, kind of a heartbreaker to hear "recall elections could be held as early as this summer". Meanwhile the jackass in question runs free.

>> ^bareboards2:

That biological imperative to reproduce may be abhorrent, but it still lives pretty strong in some men and women. Monogamy isn't natural for everyone. Some folks just can't do it. To pretend otherwise leads to heartbreak. Let's be honest about it.

The biological imperative to reproduce isn't abhorrent at all. What I was specifically referring to (in an admittedly oblique way) was the instinct in males to copulate with females regardless of their wishes. As utterly vile as we regard, rape is common in the natural world.

That biological imperative to reproduce may be abhorrent, but it still lives pretty strong in some men and women. Monogamy isn't natural for everyone. Some folks just can't do it. To pretend otherwise leads to heartbreak. Let's be honest about it.

http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2012/01/20/the-gingrich-question-cheating-vs-open-marriage/voters-prefer-newt-gingrichs-adultery-to-open-marriage

Not sure why you find a disconnect between anything I have said, so I don't know how to clarify. Perhaps we can discuss this on our profile page? If you can be more specific about what doesn't add up? I think I am logically consistent.



>> ^ChaosEngine:

>> ^bareboards2:
Cool. So move on, right? To argue against biology so stridently is tiresome.
AND keep on fighting to keep religion out of the laws.
AND keep on educating the general public that religion is a choice -- I often thought that the most strident anti-religion atheists are those who were most scarred by the worst aspects of it. That theirs is an emotional battle on behalf of those trapped in households where religion is presented as THE ONLY CHOICE. And if you aren't someone who has that "religion gene", that can be crazy making.
I love all the billboards that atheists are starting to put up. I see them as lifelines to children and adults who don't believe and feel shame. Like being homosexual -- if you are gay in a fundamentalist household, stay in the closet until you are an adult and then MOVE AWAY. It is the only rational choice.
First I don't believe to argue against religion is to argue against biology. Religion is an evolved sociological trait, rather than a strictly biological one. But even if that weren't true, there are any number of biological traits that, while potentially advantageous in a strictly evolutionary fashion, we regard as abhorrent. Males are genetically predisposed to copulate with as many females as they can, and to fight off rivals. Neither of these traits are well regarded in modern society.
I'm not quite sure what you're saying here, so apologies if I am misinterpreting you, but the first part of your post seems to contradict the second part. Could you clarify?

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I'm too angry to say anything.
*promote


two promotes in one day?
i am truly blessed.
thanks bud.
and i hear ya.
after my earlier train wreck i stumble on this video.
talk about heartbreaking.
so i am off to see my lady friend and attempt to put today past me.
you rock man.