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I took the test again, but this time I answered every single question and categorized its importance (least to most). I didn’t do that last time! It was:

Barack Obama 78% on foreign policy, science, social, immigration, and environmental issues.

Gary Johnson 77% on domestic policy, economic, social, science, and healthcare issues.

Jill Stein 75% on domestic policy, science, social, environmental, and healthcare issues.

Ron Paul 71% on domestic policy, economic, and healthcare issues.

Mitt Romney 61% on foreign policy and economic issues.

Virginia Voters - 57%
American Voters - 57%

Whom I side with by party: 90% Democrat, 62% Green, 58% Libertarian, and 34% Republican.

I was surprised because I thought I would side mostly with Obama, but it was:

87% Jill Stein
75% Barack Obama
67% Stewart Alexander

I’m so happy to hear from you! I’m glad you’ll be back soon :). Keep us posted, Al!

[quote cartoonlove]You need to sit your dad down and talk to him about how you feel. You can even call a family meeting I know it sounds a bit cliche but it might work and if you don’t want your sister involved then just have one when she’s not around. i used to have issues with my mom. But then I found it wasn’t that she didn’t love me. It was that she had so much stress going on that whenever I stepped out of line she would just explode! But we got under control. Try it.[/quote]

The problem is that he explodes when I’m not stepping out of line. Last night, every time I tried to talk to him during dinner, he ignored and blew me off and would basically just mumble obscenities towards me under his breath. Even my mom isn’t on his side anymore.

It is what it is. Now when he says something mean to me, I just ignore it. That helps. I’m still courteous and nice and although he never directly asks me a question, I answer it of no one else is.

Believe me, he doesn’t want to talk.

[quote djarmstrong8]No, I didn’t know anything about how to start a bank account for a fundraiser. I will ask my bank how to go about doing that. Thank you so much, sounds like a great idea. Thanks again.[/quote]

No problem! When I was working at the bank, I had a customer who had an account set up for him which paid all of his expenses. He had a mild form of autism, but the account enabled his father to transfer money for his medical expenses, living expenses, etc. It also made it easy to keep track of funds used for accounting and tax purposes. I believe it was a trust but I can’t remember-it was awhile ago. You may want to consider speaking with a lawyer about setting up something like that.

Wow, that stinks! Good luck-no one should be objectified in that manner.

Only if you go to a salon. A good one too. They might tell you to wait a month or so.

Ta da

How to perform Tahajjud prayer:

http://www.islamweb.net/emainpage/ind…

Do you have a mac? If so, you can just sync it.

If not, I’m not sure. The best advice I can give is to take it to the Apple store.

I swear, the most randomest things are different between Shi’a and Sunni. Well, at our mosque, they did the “all night prayer” on Saturday and Tuesday. I thought maybe it was yesterday for Sunni people because one of my friends said something about all night prayer yesterday on Facebook.

Check out:

1. Louis C.K. (I love this guy-he’s brilliant!)

2. Dave Chappelle (Retired, but amazing.)

3. Ricky Gervais (I know, a lot of people hate him, but I’m smitten.)

Have you tried looking on craigslist?

Or, even better, taking it to a local antique shop?

The newlyweds are in their honeymoon room and the groom decides to let the bride know where she stands right from the start of the marriage.

He proceeds to take off his trousers and throw them at her. He says, “Put those on.”

The bride replies, “I can’t wear your trousers.”

He replies, “And don’t forget that! I will always wear the pants in the family!”

The bride takes off her knickers and throws them at him with the same request, “Try those on!”

He replies,”I can’t get into your knickers!”

“And you never bloody will if you don’t change your attitude.”

If you’re trying really hard in the beginning of a relationship, it probably won’t work out in the long run. The beginning is supposed to be the easy part.

Best thing to do would be to go to a mosque. That way, you can follow the congregation and pray with the person leading prayer.

I think that night was last night, though, right?

Also, if you’re Sunni, it’ll be different from if you’re Shi’ia, so make sure to specify that when you’re searching for a mosque.