I am pretty shy, so I am told ... well, people are right in saying that

Not online.

But when you're at home town events or gatherings are you a Flirt or a bit shy around people you don't know?

Would you make the first move? As asking for date?

I'm outging and a bit of a Flirt.

Ray Stevens - I Saw Elvis In a U.F.O.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qtf7UbzCPz8

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I’m a Leo, but have never felt my sign description was wholly accurate for me. I was born on the cusp, so maybe I’m a little bit Virgo too. I seem to identify as much with Virgo as Leo.

When a man asks me what my sign is, my standard answer is...Stop.

I was born at the end of July.
Conventionally I am a Leo
But I was alive when I was born so technically, I was conceived in November.
This means I am actually a Scorpio or early Sagittarius.

My sister once told me I am a cusp?
Cancer-Leo cusp.
If I go by conception I am a Scorpio-Sagittarius cusp.

I find it interesting that people signify importance to birth but not conception. Conception is the moment that you first exist.
Birth is just when you came out. You already existed before you were born. Wouldn't you think the moment you first existed would have higher significance?

I'll never know when I was actually conceived. As far as I know, I had a normal gestation period so, figure 9 months before my birth is when I began.

This changes everything.
I have a birth stone AND a conception stone.
I have a birth sign AND a conception sign.

What's more. if we are considering significant life events, I have a puberty sign, a manhood sign, a parent sign and a midlife crisis sign. Eventually I will also have a death sign (since I have already died once, I also have a weak death sign).
Then there are the major life changes like marriage, divorce and a whole slew of other events that changed who I am.
Birth is significant, yes, but it not the only significant event in my life.

Ohh .. a Libra and a librarian at the same time?

too often in politics, people base their perception of an action being wrong, immoral, or corrupt, more on WHO did it than on WHAT was done.

agree?


if you agree, how do you feel we can start teaching future voters how to be logical and analytical instead of emotional when making political choices?