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Originally Posted By: Artem Agreed. A little on the sissy side, if you ask me. If the guy didn't acknowledge you after you cursed and yelled at him, and you were man enough, you would go out and ask the guy to get off your car, instead of shooting at him from your balcony porch. LOL !

Originally Posted By: tpitcher Hummm... It almost would have been worth waiting to ask the person what were they thinking & show them how you were suppose to get inside your door... I don't agree. That is inviting confrontation and possible trouble. Best to let it go, go about your day, and...

Originally Posted By: PandaBear No matter what paintball someone just because they lean on your car is wrong, regardless of whether they speak or understand English or not. Lucky you didn't get arrested for battery. I agree! The guy may have pulled out a .357 and blown his butt away. Not a...

Originally Posted By: wallyuwl I would have "accidentally" damaged that new $50k SUV. No note. Only justice. Nope. I totally disagree. That person damaged nothing. He did a totally legal act. Taking the law into your own hands is wrong, whether you get caught or not, and if you do, you will...

Superfood, at least the type and brand I use, is 50% non active nutritional yeast and the rest is powders of Organic and/or wildcrafted : Barley grass "" wheat grass Spirulina Chlorella Alalfa leaf orange peel Rose hips Purple Dulse Beet root Lemon peel Spinach leaf

Originally Posted By: OilNerd Try not to let one inconsiderate guy in the parking space next to you ruin your day. I agree! The driver didn't do it to intentionally annoy anyone, I don't think, so why take it to he max? No vehicle damage, so whistle it away and have a good day.

PS - We eat things that most of you would gag at, because they're extremely healthy things that we've learned to like. When a food builds health and you can notice good changes, we don't mind if it doesn't taste great. I hated superfood when I started taking it in fresh juice - reminded me of...

I agree. I'm not looking for new ways to spend a lot of time sitting on my butt. I prefer real life things, doing things, being active, not sitting in front of the PC all day. FB is OK once in a while though to chat with old far away friends.

Originally Posted By: PandaBear Perfectly normal. Do you think people have time to talk to each of their 800 friends?

Originally Posted By: PandaBear Do you think people have time to talk to each of their 800 friends? He doesn't have "800 friends".

Yeah, I may do that. The guy is a very unique individual. Kind of quiet, but a good person to know.

The guy is a really good person. My memory of his whole family is good. They were one of the nicest families in our town. His Dad was an optometrist and I think he's one now too, and he has about 6 expensive late model and vintage HD motorcycles. His Mom was our landlord in the 70s, and treated...

Originally Posted By: eljefino It's good networking. Did he find you through a mutual friend or high school classmate? Probably a mutual friend.

I figured the guy would PM me and ask what I've been up to or something. Maybe he thinks I'm supposed to read his wall and comment on things he "likes" or something. I'm not much into FB, to tell you the truth.

Hi, Please give me your opinions. About a month or two ago an old friend of mine requested to be my friend on FB, so I accepted. I haven't talked to the guy in 35 years or so. Do you think it's odd that he requested to be friends and then has nothing to say to me?

Personally, I don't think a vegan's body has been weakened. I'd say their bodies have become more sensitive and they're better in touch with their bodies, at least with many of them. I know people that are that way, and I'm that way.

Originally Posted By: Drew99GT A nice big old marbled medium rare prime T-bone steak will help that. Sure calms me down. Thanks but no thanks. Smokers wold say a cigarette calms them down but I prefer healthy ways to calm down. If you think steak calms you down, you're using meat as a band...

I probably sounded a little grumpy myself in my reply to Pablo. Lately I do handle conflict a lot better than I used to but I realize it still needs some work. The best way to handle a reply like Pablo's first reply to me in this thread is to walk away and think about how best to reply for an...

OK then, I may as well. Some of you will undoubtedly think it's too extreme or whatever but this is the way I eat and live and IMO it's the healthiest way there is, and I've tried them all in the last 30 years. At my age [I turn 60 in late May], I needed to find the diet that would prevent...

Originally Posted By: Pablo But please don't use the words "you failed" when referring to diet situations where you don't know or aren't involved personally. If you didn't fail, why did you change your diet? I don't need to be involved personally. You seem to have a short fuse. Originally...