Questions for Callaway

[Callaway]

That looks like a place to find geodes.

Geodes aren't too common there but they can be found. They're more common in the eastern half of the midwest. They need water to slowly percolate through them to form.

The rockies has springs doesn't it?

Yes, they do.

[RageBeoulve]

GEODES

[Callaway]

GEODES

I haven't ever found any geodes lying around myself, but I wouldn't know how to tell the difference between a geode and an ordinary round rock anyway.  There are lots of them in nearby rock shops, though.

[RageBeoulve]

I admit its a little difficult unless you actually know where to look.

[Scrapheap]

GEODES

I haven't ever found any geodes lying around myself, but I wouldn't know how to tell the difference between a geode and an ordinary round rock anyway.  There are lots of them in nearby rock shops, though.

Outwardly, they look like a piece of granite due to the high quartz content, but they lack the black flecks of biotite and pink patches of potassium feldspar. They could be mistaken for a piece of quartzite.

[vodz]

I repeated (and eleborated upon) something odeon posted in "odeon v.s. eclair" about his daughter.

Who made the original filial attack and where can I find this post?

[Callaway]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

[vodz]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

Seems like you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to belong here. 

[Callaway]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

Seems like you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to belong here. 

I don't think you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to know that attacking someone's young child is going to piss them off.

[odeon]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

Seems like you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to belong here. 

I don't think you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to know that attacking someone's young child is going to piss them off.

I didn't think so either.

[DirtDawg]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

Seems like you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to belong here. 

I don't think you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to know that attacking someone's young child is going to piss them off.

I didn't think so either.

The initial (and absolutely immediate) abandonment of my attempted "friendship"  with another poster from a couple of yeas ago, was begun at the start of her telling me that I did not deserve to have my children.

Had she even had a clue about how horrid it was to lose six infants in various stages of pregnancy, trying to start a family, and completely given up on the notion after about nine years, she might have considered further before offering such an opinion of me. The odds which my wife and I beat in bringing forth two "perfect"  children are astounding to imagine.

It is for this reason, her thinking that she could freely dis' my children that I had no qualms about calling her a drywell.


Incidentally,  I agree with the both of you.   No one has a free license to attack another ones children!

The end.

[Callaway]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

Seems like you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to belong here. 

I don't think you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to know that attacking someone's young child is going to piss them off.

I didn't think so either.

The initial (and absolutely immediate) abandonment of my attempted "friendship"  with another poster from a couple of yeas ago, was begun at the start of her telling me that I did not deserve to have my children.

Had she even had a clue about how horrid it was to lose six infants in various stages of pregnancy, trying to start a family, and completely given up on the notion after about nine years, she might have considered further before offering such an opinion of me. The odds which my wife and I beat in bringing forth two "perfect"  children are astounding to imagine.

It is for this reason, her thinking that she could freely dis' my children that I had no qualms about calling her a drywell.


Incidentally,  I agree with the both of you.   No one has a free license to attack another ones children!

The end.

I think I remember this person and I also had a similar opinion of them after that particular outburst.  The stupid thing is that the person was probably just trying to wound someone and said the words that they thought would hurt most.  To me, that says something about them.  Obviously, they were just too sensitive to be here, but I think that there was a lot of mean-spiritedness in saying something like that to autistic parents. 

[P7PSP]

Talking shit about peoples children is easier online because it involves fewer asskickings.

[DirtDawg]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

Seems like you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to belong here. 

I don't think you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to know that attacking someone's young child is going to piss them off.

I didn't think so either.

The initial (and absolutely immediate) abandonment of my attempted "friendship"  with another poster from a couple of yeas ago, was begun at the start of her telling me that I did not deserve to have my children.

Had she even had a clue about how horrid it was to lose six infants in various stages of pregnancy, trying to start a family, and completely given up on the notion after about nine years, she might have considered further before offering such an opinion of me. The odds which my wife and I beat in bringing forth two "perfect"  children are astounding to imagine.

It is for this reason, her thinking that she could freely dis' my children that I had no qualms about calling her a drywell.


Incidentally,  I agree with the both of you.   No one has a free license to attack another ones children!

The end.

I think I remember this person and I also had a similar opinion of them after that particular outburst.  The stupid thing is that the person was probably just trying to wound someone and said the words that they thought would hurt most.  To me, that says something about them.  Obviously, they were just too sensitive to be here, but I think that there was a lot of mean-spiritedness in saying something like that to autistic parents. 

Who are "they?"   

I was making a single reference to a single incident involving a single person who I had tried to "befriend"  on this site, early in my stay.

[Callaway]

I can't remember her name, but I believe she was one of the people from AFF who was too sensitive to be here.

Seems like you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to belong here.  

I don't think you need to straddle a fine line of sensitivity to know that attacking someone's young child is going to piss them off.

I didn't think so either.

The initial (and absolutely immediate) abandonment of my attempted "friendship"  with another poster from a couple of yeas ago, was begun at the start of her telling me that I did not deserve to have my children.

Had she even had a clue about how horrid it was to lose six infants in various stages of pregnancy, trying to start a family, and completely given up on the notion after about nine years, she might have considered further before offering such an opinion of me. The odds which my wife and I beat in bringing forth two "perfect"  children are astounding to imagine.

It is for this reason, her thinking that she could freely dis' my children that I had no qualms about calling her a drywell.


Incidentally,  I agree with the both of you.   No one has a free license to attack another ones children!

The end.

I think I remember this person and I also had a similar opinion of them after that particular outburst.  The stupid thing is that the person was probably just trying to wound someone and said the words that they thought would hurt most.  To me, that says something about them.  Obviously, they were just too sensitive to be here, but I think that there was a lot of mean-spiritedness in saying something like that to autistic parents.  

Who are "they?"    

I was making a single reference to a single incident involving a single person who I had tried to "befriend"  on this site, early in my stay.

I carefully used "they" to try to avoid using the person's gender, but I'm pretty sure we are thinking about the same person.