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I remember the spam song from Monty Python, Bard! And I absolutely know what you mean about spam- Not only is it badly written, but those outrageous emails that get through saying something like 'earn $5,000 a day for ten minutes work' I mean, do they seriously believe that someone is going to fall for that nonsense? They'd probably receive more interest if they said $5 a day.

And don't even get me started about the rubbish that gets posted through my letter box! :)

Hi Arlene,

We seem to have the same problem, but slides and things fall out of my hair because it's too thick. In your photograph, Arlene, your hair always looks glossy and sleek, mine on the other hand is like a mop end. :)

Oh! I remember that. George W. Bush? That was a horrible period for black and white thinking.

One of the most disturbing quotes ever uttered in the USA, in my opinion, was "either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists" - talk about black/white.

It's something which is force fed to us by the media too. Everything always has to be black or white, one side or the other. Real life is much more multi-faceted than that.

Sometimes people can get too lazy with the information that they receive. They want a two second soundbite from someone who looks respectable. Then they know everything. This is how marketing works too.

Question everything! That's me, you and Socrates who are conspiracy theorists now.

Me too. Almost as additive as Facebook.

Hi Lana,

A nice silk bandana, perhaps? :) Seriously though, clips and pins hold better in finer hair- mines naturally curly (a bit frizzy too) as much as I like pretty things in the hair, they just fall out of mine within minutes because it's too heavy.

I'm always finding funny things on Zazzle. I spend a lot of time browsing their pages.

Funny, I've recently had an interesting discussion concerning exactly the same matters... Mocking people who ask inconvenient questions is a good trick, from the politicians' point of view, after all the weaker ones might succumb to bullying and simply stop asking.
I don't believe it is possible to be truly informed about contemporary political matters - too much crucial information is deemed 'confidential' and withheld. General public is fed high sounding slogans and basically told to pay taxes and shut up.
Now, am I a conspiracy theorist??

Any ideas for old ladies who don't have any hair left? ha ha

Good luck with your assessment. :) Getting up to 50, for the increased percentage of the monetization, would be a good goal for you.

Glad to see that someone else is looking at the evidence and not the received opinion. :)

I've noticed that little laugh! It's just a body language back up to the 'don't listen to this person, because I say so' attitude.

I couldn't agree with you more and thank you for your kind words. <3

Maybe it's time to assess what I need to do next here. I'm still working on getting 25 Wizzles.

What a great article, Jo - couldn't agree more. Following the herd right off the cliff has never been for me...would prefer to question everything myself...including the messenger!

What frustrates me further is when you see an "expert" on tv labeling something a conspiracy theory. They actually do that little snarky laugh, their facial expressions often speak volumes (if you believe this conspiracy theory, you are a quack).

I love this topic the most because I think it is the core problem in our society...not that everything is a conspiracy theory...but that no one questions anyone anymore! Not their doctor, not Big Pharma, not their food labels, not their tap water, not their leaders (until caught later on engaging in bad behavior...then they are "shocked!").

When we stopped questioning everything, we allowed a sickness to seep in while our eyes remained closed. Great, great, GREAT topic, once again...

Very glad they'd approve :D