| Dog vs. Balloons | | Its been months since my dog died and this video makes me want to have one again. Basically its a video of a dog whop was trying to pop balloons as much as he can. Its was so cute, The dog hae the determination to destroy all of those balloons. I think this is one of the coolest Dog videos I had seen in youtube. It currently have 5,764,325 views. I think i can consider this viral already.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoiFGva_JoY | |
| | Birthdays --- at this age, do u think it is okay to celebrate it with balloons? | | Here, I have always observed birthday parties for children celebrated with lots of fun fare and merriment. All the children-guests are treated to lots of games, dances and food. There are lots of toys. Balloons are tied to chairs which set the happy mood for the day.At this age, do you think it is okay for your children or relatives who organized the party to have balloons for your birthday? Do you think it fit to have balloons at this age? | |
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| | Balloons Killing brain cells | | At raves and parties, I see people sucking on balloons. I hear it is laughing gas or nitrous oxide, so i was wondering if you suck it out of balloons if it is safer than straight out of the cylinder? And will it get u high without harming u or killing brain cells? | |
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| I hate balloons | | I have always hated balloons, I just can't stand the whole it's-going-to-pop-anytime-now feeling. I ahve had a lot of bad experiences with balloons. What are your thoughts? | |
| | just a simple question about balloons | | Recently my mother had to celebrate her birthday in the hospital due to an recent illness. that really stinks so we threw here a surprise party there. Well here is my question....when I went to pick out the balloons with my father I told him i wanted to get one get well Soon and one happy birthday....he told me that she should not think of being sick on her birthday and I pointed out she is in the hospital....So my question is do you think it would have been imappropriate to buy both like I wanted? | |
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| $3000 for a gown.... made of balloons! | | Will you for the sake of fashion, pay $3000 for a one of a kind unique gown?
One where you do not need to wash.
One where you do not need to iron.
One where you can only wear once!
But it will make one helluva fashion statement!Rie Hasokai has made a brand new series of gowns that are made up of balloons!
And they don't come cheap. The best part of it, there are people who will buy them too!
Amazing! Isn't it? What people will pay for novelty. | |
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| Flowers or Balloons? | | If someone were going to buy you a bouquet which would you prefer, balloons or flowers? And why?Personally I would prefer flowers, although I've had both, but I absolutely love flowers...especially in the winter when all of the trees look so dead and to have that bit of life around me always brightens up my days and takes care of any "winter blues" I may have! | |
| | Allergies, bans on peanuts, latex balloons, etc... what do you think about it? | | It seems that allergies are becoming more popular...
and there are now some bans against things to prevent children from being exposed to the things that they are deathly allergic to...
I saw this opinion piece on the net regarding the banning of peanuts in the schools in Rhode Island:"Regarding the new Rhode Island law that prohibits elementary and middle schools that have a pupil with an allergy to peanuts or tree nuts from selling peanut or other nut products in their cafeterias:I have a child with special needs who also has severe allergies to latex, soy, dairy and thimerisol. She’s now 13 and in all her years of public school, we have never had to get her epi pen out. Why? Because we educated everyone around her.Some of my friends’ children also have allergies, such as to gluten. Are we going to ban bread? Dairy? Have a food-free zone at school?I understand severe allergies probably more than most people. Yet I’m not demanding that we create a law for every allergy that my daughter has. First, you can’t, and shouldn’t be able to, control what others bring in. In my child’s case, pencil erasers, rubber balls, etc., cannot even be in the room or she starts... | |
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