Friday, March 18, 2011
An Autistic Routine « One Man's Opinion Blog
An Autistic Routine « One Man's Opinion Blog: "Anyhow, years back when I was living in Fish Hoek, I saw this man and his mother at The Excalibur, he is autistic. His mother seems the only one able to communicate with him on some level. His mother and he come here still. All those years back him and I just seemed to “click”. He remembered me! I know because after smiling at me he asked his mother to buy me a beer……"
The Ecosystem Package for Shrimps « One Man's Opinion Blog
The Ecosystem Package for Shrimps « One Man's Opinion Blog: "Yesterday we concentrated mainly on the shrimps, today perhaps we should think about the Ecosystem Package, without which the shrimp simply would not exists. The shrimp is a relatively simple little creature and easy to please — if one knows how. :}"
The Vital South African Dictionary « One Man's Opinion Blog
The Vital South African Dictionary « One Man's Opinion Blog: "A
abba – Carry a child secured to one’s back with a blanket. From the Khoi-San.
amasi (pronounced um-ah-see) – A popular drink of thick sour milk. From the isiZulu. An alternative name is maas.
ag (agh) – Generally used at the beginning of a sentence, to express resignation or irritation, as in: “Ag no man! What did you do that for?”"
abba – Carry a child secured to one’s back with a blanket. From the Khoi-San.
amasi (pronounced um-ah-see) – A popular drink of thick sour milk. From the isiZulu. An alternative name is maas.
ag (agh) – Generally used at the beginning of a sentence, to express resignation or irritation, as in: “Ag no man! What did you do that for?”"
Recognizing Evil People, the worst of all Energy Vampires. « One Man's Opinion Blog
Recognizing Evil People, the worst of all Energy Vampires. « One Man's Opinion Blog: "A Gypsy….. I travel a lot, in these travels I end up in strange places and meet many people. A few are good, a lot are bad but a very small amount of them are really evil. Unfortunately I have met those too. Now, the unwashed masses tend to believe that evil looks evil; in my experience the exact opposite is true. Some of the meanest looking and acting people I know, they would scare the bejesus out of said ”unwashed masses”, are the warmest most kind hearted people around. If you let them be."
How to end the Rhino Poaching « One Man's Opinion Blog
How to end the Rhino Poaching « One Man's Opinion Blog: "This is why I believe the animals are doomed.
The biggest problem by far is the general public and their naïve view and gullibility. The next problem is the organizations that are supposedly doing something about it. Not all but it would seem a fair amount. The third would be corrupt officials."
The biggest problem by far is the general public and their naïve view and gullibility. The next problem is the organizations that are supposedly doing something about it. Not all but it would seem a fair amount. The third would be corrupt officials."
Saturday, January 8, 2011
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