I soldi non fanno la felicità?
Prova a vincere anche 5 euro col gratta e vinci :sneer:
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I soldi non fanno la felicità?
Prova a vincere anche 5 euro col gratta e vinci :sneer:
A me la frase "I soldi non fanno la felicita'" e' sempre sembrata una stronzata da dire quando non si hanno i soldi... un po' come "Pestare una merda porta fortuna".
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Originally Posted by Rad
need vincere al superenalotto.
anche 5 milioni di euro mi basterebbero (e vorrei vede :sneer:), giusto per togliermi "qualche" sfizio :sneer:
E poi dicono che non so aspettare:Quote:
Originally Posted by Glasny
Ora lavoro in ricerca e due cose le so ->
I documenti che portai io erano presi da articoli pubblicati in journal scientifici.
Per esempio in quote in rosso:
NOTA: Journal of HomosexualityQuote:
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Per pubblicare su un Journal scientifico (Journal of Homosexuality non e' una rivista GAY, e' un journal scientifico sull'argomento OMOSESSUALITA') devi presentare dei risultati completi e coerenti.
Ergo, le pubblicazioni su sono incontrovertibilmente dei risultati scientifici. Fine.
no quella non si compra e lo dimostrano spesso i giornali, perchè ora tu peni che avere 5 milioni in tasca ti rende felice, certo perchè ragioni da uno che non sa se li avrà mai.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rad
i soldi aiutano tanto nella vita però è vero a volte si arriva ad un punto in cui pure un miliardario ha gli stessi problemi di uno straccione.
è come la frase di hudlol se vinco 5euro al gratta e vinci io m'inccazzo come una iena perchè se gratto punto minimo i 500 euro.
fine un corno, ci sono diverse correnti di psicologi che non la pensano così, non si adeguano alla massa che dice che non sono malati perchè gli conviene, va di moda e troppe persone importanti ritengono che non bisogna considerarla malattia
Tutto di un tratto, mi trovo a capire lo scazzo di McLove ogni tanto....Quote:
Originally Posted by Rayvaughan
Ogni Journal richiede che ci siano dei dati empirici a supporto della tesi, deve essere un lavoro completo e approfondito. Altrimenti non passa.
Per esempio: non puoi pubblicare una teoria in un Journal (a meno che non sia di fisica...), devi portare dei dati.
Puoi forgiare dei dati e farla franca coi reviewer, forse una volta.
Non per 20 anni di fila (nota le date degli articoli).
probabilmente hannocapito piu loro che molti altri, almeno questo/a ha fatto delle scelte radicali nella vita, quindi sembra sapere cosa vuole dalla vita e non ha paura di fare delle scelte, quindi penso che possa essere un genitore molto migliore dei invece 60% delle coppie che finisce per divorziare nei primi 5 anni e che si litigano i figli......................francamente non so se e' meglio una famiglia dove ci sia amore, un po diverso da quello che intendiamo noi magari, ma cmq amore, che piuttosto una famiglia dove i genitori passano la vita a dire quanto e' stronza/o il partner e il miglior modo di scucirgli soldi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rayvaughan
Cosa sia l amore per i figli non penso che qui nessuno possa venire a dire come e perche', non penso che qualcuno possa venire a dire una cosa e' giusta o no a riguardo, anzi , probabilemnte oramai ci sono 2 teorie di pensiero, quella consumista (anche italiana) e quella degli altri paesi..........ora non so in base a cosa si possa dire che una e' migliore dell altra.
immagino, ma dai non diciamo puttanate, che i figli crescuti dai genitori sono una storiella inventati da giornalini per bambini, i figli se sono fortunati vengono cresciuti dalla nonna, o dalla badante, e se sei fortunato di stare in quella minoranza di famiglie che non divorziano (che sono una minoranza) forse vedi il babbo e la mamma qualche volta a cena e il fine settimana......Quote:
Originally Posted by Kith
cmq non vedo il nesso di questo caso con i bambini cresciuti da omosessuali.. qui avra un padre e una madre, lui ha l'aspetto di un uomo e non è paragonabile a un travestito
[QUOTE=DonZaucker;1148117]Facciamo vedere come era prima il mammo:
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una così carina che si è voluta trasformare in un omazzo peloso non la capisco proprio.
però ha la faccia da scassapalle, come tutte le aspiranti neomamme
Si comunque sembra incontrovaertibile il fatto che sembra che sia piiù la società che si fa i problemi su ste cose che non i diretti interessati, forse il problema è "socialmente" minore di quanto non sia in realtà gonfiato da media e perbenisti, gli stidi medici almeno sembrano avvalorare questa ipotesi...