I am heading back to the US from Mexico in few days and would like to know how much alcohol i can bring back with me?? Does anyone have any concrete answers? One of my co-workers said he has seen customs confiscate someone’s alcohol before. I do not want to purchase things just to have customs seize them. Please Help.
i’ve been asking for weeks, now i feel like i’m being held at bay. my wife and i separated about 3 1/2 months ago. at her insistence. she called me out on alcohol use/abuse. she was correct about that. but i’ve been 100 % sober since then, attending AA and individual counseling. there were other, extenuating circumstances. here’s the problem: we have spent a ton of time together since the separation. good time, fun, more fun than we had when we lived together. she has had what she calls "walls" up against me for awhile. i just see the time we have together as "second chance" time. i want this marriage, i feel like she does too. i saw a copy of "the love dare" book on her desk on the way out of her apt. night before last so i suspect she’s having some thoughts about saving the marriage. i hope so.
what is my next move? continue to work at building trust? make our time together enjoyable? what?
i know "ask her" will come up. i know that she will feel like her feelings are being challenged if i do that, so i’ve avoided that. what do you think i should do?
I want to make something for lunch with the Magic Bullet I bought but my pantry isn’t a grocery store, so i cant be making these exotic things. (lol) I was wondering if you had any recipes for daquiris or maragritas with no alcohol. Thanks So Much ; Any Recipes Will Be Greatly Appreciated !
How many men realize that numerous state and federal laws require your family practitioner to routinely ask your wife/gf if you are beating her? This is the ‘men are guilty until proven innocent approach’. And you are paying this physician to do so?
My response to this was to simply stop getting annual exams. There is no way I’m going to pay some guy to treat me like a criminal. This concerns my wife, of course, but I point out that the loss in life expectancy for skipping annual exams is less than 1 year. This is less than the gain in life expectancy one can get from switching to a vegetarian lifestyle. It is also less than the gain one gets by eliminating alcohol and caffeine from one’s diet. In short, it is a small (statistically) effect. And I get to know that I am not supporting feminist bigotry. So while, I am sure, feminists ‘get off’ on knowing that men are damned if they do (do pay physicians to treat men like criminals) and damned if they don’t (which means that, at least statistically, they will die younger), I would rather be damned for not supporting feminist bigotry.
How about the rest of you?
It’s not a question of worrying. My wife has never hit me. Nor have I hit her.
It is a matter of principle. Do citizens have a right to not be searched without a warrant or not? (since they have committed no crime, "they have nothing to worry about") Do citizens have a right to not be drug-tested or not? (since they have not taken drugs, "they have nothing to worry about") Do citizens have a right to free speech or not? (since they are not advocating overthrow of the government, why shouldn’t they allow the government to "approve" their speech).
In short, the idea that the government should be handed powers that essentially render citizens "guilty until proven innocent" is a very bad one. This approach has been used by ruthless governments everywhere to abuse their citizens.
That is why I object.
Can’t feminist do homework? Laws covering this are spread throughout federal (both statutes and federal spending bills, including Medicare and Medicaid) and state laws. For one example, California code says:
CA Health § 1233.5 requires medical clinics to screen patients for domestic violence
CA Health § 1259.5a requires acute care, acute psychiatric, and chemical dependence recovery hospitals to routinely screen patients for domestic violence.
Protocol: CA Health § 1233.5 requires licensed clinic boards and medical directors to establish and adopt written policies and procedures to screen patients for domestic violence, document injuries and refer patients to available services.
CA Health § 1259.5 requires acute care, acute psychiatric, and chemical dependency recovery hospitals to establish written policies and procedures to screen patients for domestic violence, document injuries and refer patients to available services.
itches like crazy. You pick up a pen and gently rub it, because it hurts. When you look at the pen it’s obvious that the cyst opened. Do you:
Wipe off your wife’s favorite pen and tell her?
Wipe off your wife’s favorite pen and stay mum?
Throw the pen away and feign ignorance?
Ask you wife to help open the thing on your back?
label, are you a Libra?
crywater, sorry, hope you don’t spend the rest of the day thinking about that… what an image….
Girlie, I already plan on telling the doc, he said that would be the next step, getting it cut out.
Dr. D, I learned how to type one handed to keep my spanking hand free!
Lucky, dear, I am. Thanks.
Reba, as gross as I pretend to be, that is something I could actually not bring myself to do. I remember a "Married With Children" episode when Peg is trying to impress some women’s club in her home and from offstage your hear Al call out "Hey Peg! Come open this thing on my back!"
Liz, one potato two potato…
Reba, I’ve had six shots of tequila, is that enough alcohol?
Dee, I always figured to lay a tarp out on the back yard and do it there. Use a small caliber, enough to scramble the brains but not make a huge mess.
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