Rocky_nBullwinkle

Now, that was uncalled for.

For some reasons I am fascinated with white guys. It's the skin color. They stand out in the crowd. I told myself, I'm gonna get me a white guy someday. And so I did. It comes with a green card. That's nice too! Hee heee hee!
Pizza forever! Hi Darnell! I'm back! And now I'm gone.

And, it will still be Friday 13th when you arrive! Two days in a row! Poor gurl!

Other than the poll, I am curious which of the following is grounds for a suspension:
1) Images of historic religious figures.
2) Images of Jesus of Nazareth.
3) Images of Muhammad of Mecca.
4) Images of men kissing.
5) Images of historic religious figures kissing.
6) Images of historic religious figures break dancing.
7) Images referencing that Jesus of Nazareth as the alleged Son of God and the stepson of Joseph, would have two fathers.
Thank you for any relevant clarification that can be offered.

For Pinays only. Say anything you find strange (kakaiba), weird, different pagdating niyo sa US of A. Dumating ako dito in the Fall. Kakaiba ang weather. Sobrang lamig na sa akin ang Fall time nila dito. But I am finally acclimated after 4 years. Ang mga Americans mahilig magsabi ng "Hi" and "How are you" parang mga robot. Naka program na sa ulo nila kaya kahit hindi nakatingin sa'yo "hi and "How are you pa rin sila which I find it weird.

I love my submissive, hard working, quiet, and thrifty island girl! She's smart too. And, she has friends...if anybody knows some generous lonely old single guys.

I wonder if the moderator(s), former moderators, deputy moderator(s), organizers and former organizers that are members of that group would like to discuss whether or not certain attacks by members of that Facebook group on members of this site are being openly discussed in that group.

Better that doing it in secret.

You got your answer.
Was this a group effort, and did it take the better part of 24 hours to come to a consensus?

The oath ceremony will be July 26th in Oakland at the historic Paramount Theater. Up to about 1300 immigrants can be sworn in at the same time. The IO took us down one floor, and made sure we were squeezed in for that ceremony, and didn't have to wait for the letter to arrive in the mail for the next one.

Our journey is almost over. Done with the naturalization process. Need to take the oath before I get my citizenship. My application for naturalization was approved 07/07/2011 in San Francisco CA. Thanks Visa Journey. You made our journey easier. No sweat. Pinay for pizza is still alive. The guy who did my interview and testing was the same guy who did the interview for my AOS three years ago. Pinoy po siya 100%.

Cockneys are from the mainland. My husband is not from the mainland. And he has teeth. We just paid them off last week.
As for "male" order, well I confess. They are lined up to come over here. Trying to flee the potato famine, you know.

Bob +1
The rest of VJ +2

Read the question again:
"have you ever failed to file". EVER is the key word. If you did not file before it was due you failed to file (even though you corrected it later).
It is a good idea to attach an explanation because the IO will ask about it in the interview. It may slow down the process as it did to me.
Wrong answer:

Answer yes, and attach an explanation stating what you said here. This information will be on your transcripts, so it is not like they won't know.

Why I am not worried about Japan’s nuclear reactors.
Posted on March 13, 2011 by morgsatlarge
This post has moved. It is now hosted and maintained by the MIT Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering. Members of the NSE community have edited the original post and will be monitoring and posting comments, updates, and new information.
I am a mechanical engineer and research scientist at MIT. I am not a nuclear engineer or scientist, or affiliated with Nuclear Science and Engineering at MIT, so please feel free to question my competence. The text is based on an email that I send to family and friends in Japan the night of March 12. It was posted on this blog by my cousin Jason, went viral and has been equally popular with people who hate it and love it ever since. It aimed at explaining the events surrounding the Fukushima Daiichi-1 reactor. Great lengths of the text are dedicated to explaining how the reactor works, what the different types of radiation sources are, and what safety features have been implemented. I then continue to describe how these safety features were operated to secure the reactor. To the extent that I could, I have verified this information with experts in the field, while the responsibility for any errors remains with me. The version on mitnse.com is the most accurate, and as you can tell in many parts different to the version that appeared here on Jason’s blog. This post is not keeping track of or explaining events after Mar 12. Events kept developing, and many people keep sharing their discovery with me that one is always smarter after the fact.
In my email, preserved through various copies of Jason’s first post around the internet, I expressed my strong believe that my family and friends are safe. This keeps both annoying and reassuring a great many people. Whether my unwavering trust in my fellow engineers of 50 years ago who designed and build the plant, or my complete trust and admiration of my fellow engineers who are currently operating the reactors makes me a level-headed guy or right-out stupid is also hotly debated. Most people hope for the former, but some opt for the latter.
As far as I am concerned, I was just doing my job. Fixing things. In this case, a complete lack of understandable context information that would have allowed my family and friends in Japan to make an informed assessment of their situation.
http://morgsatlarge.wordpress.com/2011/03/13/why-i-am-not-worried-about-japans-nuclear-reactors/

If the man got money, walang problema. Man got no money, walang babae.

Why is always the girl coming to USA. It's a much better deal for the USC especially a Man to go to Philippines and live. It's a man's world over there.
Woman work and men hang out and drink and chill out. Divorce is Illegal, A man can have as many girlfriends as he wants in Philippines and can get as many girls pregnant he wants since there is no such thing as child support.
Being a Man in Philippines is the way to go, the Man Run the Show over there, and the woman obeys his rules..........

Sounds like a retirement plan to me!

I don't want to beat down my own species, but if you talk to the first wives' club, I bet you get a different answer.

Seriously? Ever watch Maury? Jerry Springer? L.A. Law? Jersey Shore?

I believe we were made in God's image to eat pizza.

Keep feeding the hens. Let's see how many show up.