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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 22 Feb 17

Hello, today I'm going to talk about one of my visits to turkey, we did some earthquake rescue practices, I volunteered, so we got off the ship by a net to a boat raft and from there to a beach, the mission : Pick up the wounded...

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Pammoo Raj Ratan God will do soon everything right.

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 22 Feb 17

Hello, today I'm going to talk about one of my visits to turkey, we did some earthquake rescue practices, I volunteered, so we got off the ship by a net to a boat raft and from there to a beach, the mission : Pick up the wounded...

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luisadannointed Ewwwww! But true, or even worst in real life. I just hope this world will find soon peace in one God and in one beliefs in our hearts. We do practice rescue Operations back in 2009 at Red Cross. God bless

23 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

It sounds like hypocrisy for society to get its hands on the head when it comes to the debate on the ever-earlier sexualization of childhood, especially girls. A society that says that it stares in amazement at the photos that...

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ShannyBananny I do not like my daughter to dress sexy or wear makeup. She is 12. I know little girls who wore eye shadow, mascara and lipstick to school in kindergarten.

21 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 20 Feb 17

As you seem to be interested in my stories on the navy I will tell you an anecdote of when we arrived with the ship to Djibouti, when we carried out anti-piracy missions in Somalia: I was accumulating food for the children,...

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Oshy @gveican Indeed a very eye opener..corruption and malice in all corners and everywhere you turn. Not many can say they know this type of living. Welcome and thank you for sharing more here.

20 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 20 Feb 17

As you seem to be interested in my stories on the navy I will tell you an anecdote of when we arrived with the ship to Djibouti, when we carried out anti-piracy missions in Somalia: I was accumulating food for the children,...

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M.-L. I think it's best to give something to charity organisations which are well organised. Then you can be sure that your presents are distributed in a fair way.

20 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 20 Feb 17

As you seem to be interested in my stories on the navy I will tell you an anecdote of when we arrived with the ship to Djibouti, when we carried out anti-piracy missions in Somalia: I was accumulating food for the children,...

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Oshy My you have certainly seen the side of life that not many that live in convenience and have the basics and more can see. You have experienced sheer horror. I believe that is so sad that you could not give the children some food and that they were horribly...

20 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

It sounds like hypocrisy for society to get its hands on the head when it comes to the debate on the ever-earlier sexualization of childhood, especially girls. A society that says that it stares in amazement at the photos that...

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The Horse @gveican I shudder when I think abut the poor families I worked with They'd let their very young children watch garbage TV like Keeping Up with the Kardashians, not to mention MTV and violent stuff.

20 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

It sounds like hypocrisy for society to get its hands on the head when it comes to the debate on the ever-earlier sexualization of childhood, especially girls. A society that says that it stares in amazement at the photos that...

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The Horse @gveican it seems that the media is out of control, and kinds imitate stuff, even if they have no idea what they're imitating. Time will tell whether there's a lasting effect of "the sexualization of childhood."

20 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

It sounds like hypocrisy for society to get its hands on the head when it comes to the debate on the ever-earlier sexualization of childhood, especially girls. A society that says that it stares in amazement at the photos that...

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The Horse Humans have long childhoods because we're born immature (which in turn is because we walk upright and have skinny birth canals). Childhood is for learning, as intelligence is our greatest strength. If our 11-year-olds give up learning for porn, duck faces and...

20 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 18 Feb 17

Hello, this is my first discursion, today I want to talk about my cats, rescue them from the street. The elder, Neko, lost his mother because a car ran over, Elvis the second left in the trash with his brothers, was infested with...

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Nanette Piotrowski @LoriAMoore I'm sure they did. They sure turned out to be good watch dogs.

20 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

Hello, I work in the navy and although sometimes I feel that I do not have a very useful job, because most of the time we are doing training, and not doing something real, then I change my mind when we can help someone I feel...

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Oshy It must be exciting to see all the places in the world. My Father was a US Merchant Marine. He often brought back wonderful gifts from countries. I know he loved the sea.

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 18 Feb 17

Hello, this is my first discursion, today I want to talk about my cats, rescue them from the street. The elder, Neko, lost his mother because a car ran over, Elvis the second left in the trash with his brothers, was infested with...

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Nanette Piotrowski @gveican Nope, you're not crazy. Without us who knows what would have happened to them. And remember, in the Bible God said 'we' are supposed to take care of the animals.

19 Feb 17

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Laurel (L_B) @Happy2BeMe (99390) • Canada 18 Feb 17

I wasn't expecting that on a Saturday morning. My fiance set the alarm out of habit last night and didn't even realize he did it until it started going off at 6am. I wasn't planning on getting up that early on a Saturday morning...

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Laurel (L_B) It wasn't a lot of fun

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 18 Feb 17

Hello, this is my first discursion, today I want to talk about my cats, rescue them from the street. The elder, Neko, lost his mother because a car ran over, Elvis the second left in the trash with his brothers, was infested with...

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Nanette Piotrowski @gveican Thank you. I am definitely a critter person. I think I love animals more than I do most humans.

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

Hello, I work in the navy and although sometimes I feel that I do not have a very useful job, because most of the time we are doing training, and not doing something real, then I change my mind when we can help someone I feel...

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M.-L. This is what landlubbers ('land rats' in German) think. Sailors very rarely see something of the country. They rarely have time to leave the harbour. There is much to do and the ships don't stay in a harbour for long. It costs too much money. They only earn...

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 18 Feb 17

Hello, this is my first discursion, today I want to talk about my cats, rescue them from the street. The elder, Neko, lost his mother because a car ran over, Elvis the second left in the trash with his brothers, was infested with...

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Nanette Piotrowski I rescued 2 dogs (that have passed away at the age of 10) and 16 cats (2 of which passed away this last year at age 10) so I know what you mean @gveican .

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

Hello, I work in the navy and although sometimes I feel that I do not have a very useful job, because most of the time we are doing training, and not doing something real, then I change my mind when we can help someone I feel...

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Kandase You are doing something good for your country -- and you never know when the navy will be called upon for defense purposes.

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

Hello, I work in the navy and although sometimes I feel that I do not have a very useful job, because most of the time we are doing training, and not doing something real, then I change my mind when we can help someone I feel...

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Kandase You are doing something good for your country -- and you never know when the navy will be called upon for defense purposes.

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

Hello, I work in the navy and although sometimes I feel that I do not have a very useful job, because most of the time we are doing training, and not doing something real, then I change my mind when we can help someone I feel...

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Notlilie The perks of being in the job is being able to see the world. I envy that part of navy's life.

19 Feb 17

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guillermo @gveican (54) • Spain 19 Feb 17

Hello, I work in the navy and although sometimes I feel that I do not have a very useful job, because most of the time we are doing training, and not doing something real, then I change my mind when we can help someone I feel...

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M.-L. @gveican I lived in the north of Germany (between Bremen and Bremerhaven) from the age of 10 to 20. Many men there are sailors. Some classmates had fathers who they saw every three months or so. The mothers ran the family. All went well. Then father came home...

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