Being confined by force in a closed, exclusive and jealous relationship is a love killing situation.

Is it possible that marriage, much like optimal diet, is different for everyone?
I believe you've mentioned before that you are divorced Francois. It's quite possible that this experience has defined your ideas of what is good and what is bad in a relationship. This is not to say that your particular experience must therefore preclude marriage from other peoples viable ways to express there love for each other.
Marriage is a neolithic convention. I do not believe monogamy is solely a neolithic invention. I believe the paleo era had monogamous and polygamous relationships and both can work.

For the record I have been married for two years myself. There are times where my wife is a difficult woman to live with, as I can be difficult for her, but I feel our union is beneficial to the both of us. We both have a best friend, confidant, support base, and sexual partner who we know will be there for us when we need them. I am not so naive to believe that this would continue growing stronger, as it has since we first met, without lots of work and compromise. Nor am I so naive to believe that marriage will always work out between two people. I do believe it's an incredibly strong bond when nurtured by two people who belong together and I fully expect us to spend our lives together much the same as my parents have through all of their internal & external hardships (30 years in the spring).

Yuli does have a point:- raw grainfed meat is only a really serious problem if one is particularly sensitive to grains like DJR and some others.

I'm definitely an anomaly though.

I recently got deer from both my farmer and my wife's uncle.
The deer from my wife's uncle sits fine without any problems (he hunts in the woods far from crop fields).
The deer from my farmer, which has been gorging on corn from his neighbors' crops the last month or two, has caused minor indigestion and malaise to the point I won't eat it. The deer I got from him a couple months ago, from the same locale, sat fine without any issue as the corn was not mature enough for the deer to be eating extensively.

I don't have it either on Firefox. Give another browser a shot and see if it still does it.

Also sometimes if its a good job or a contract offering excellent pay, who cares if whoever hired you is an asshole, lets say some guy didn't hire me cause I have pics of me at the weed march, and he's one of those weed paranoids, he searches me and then he sees those pics and decides to hire some other prick. So just by not revealing information you can make your money and move on.

Another way to look at it is if you were hired by above mentioned sample, the weed paranoid boss, and you complete your contract and do great work, the boss is happy, then you can reveal info. ie. "by the way I had fun at the weed march"...and he may think "hmmm, maybe I should not discriminate so much"...or if he has a real pickle up his backside...he will get annoyed, you got good money and on top of it either pissed this boss off (fun)...or he used his brain more (cool)....

Perhaps I am over-thinking this but thats why it can be useful to not always use your real full name online.  

You are talking about contract work which is different from what most of us think of when you say job. It's not hard to suck it up and deal with a prick for a couple months but it's another to deal with that same person for years.

Or if you think about it its useful in other situations/not online.
For example lets say some girl worked as a nude dancer to make money for college. This is a good time to use a fake name. I knew a girl like that actually, and she made very good money and then went off to college, she was broke/poor before.

I still stand by my stance. If I was willing to work as a stripper to pay my own way through college I wouldn't hide it. The vast majority of things that people view as regrets are compromises to their core values (yes, some are instances with unforeseen consequences as well). In this situation the only way I'd strip was if it did not conflict with those core values.

There's a few reasons...
For example everyone knows about Facebook, lets say I am trying to land a certain job, and my employer searches my name on Facebook, now they can see my pictures, some of my info etc...
Theres other reasons why I wouldn't want my name to be searchable, like people trying to find out information about me for no good reason etc
If I want to tell something about myself I'll tell people myself, no reason for them to hunt for info 

Different strokes for different folks. I live my life in a way that I want and do not apologize for it or care to hide it.
I wouldn't want the job if they would discriminate against me for something that I do/am/support.

By chocolate I meant cocoa beans, they sell cacao paste here which is nothing more then fermented cacao beans smashed together.

They roast them therefore definitely not raw paleo.

The person below me will tell me whether the 'person below me' statement should be true of oneself.

True. It'll add some real depth to this learning tidbits about each other.

The person below me, while eschewing most modern/neolithic foods in their diet, embraces automobiles in all their gas-guzzling, wrench-turning, hot-rodding, tire-spinning glory.

Unless you enjoy the taste I would suggest against juicing squash because of it being a nightshade.

Do you have any links to this Kurite? I've never heard squash called a nightshade before and I'm not finding anything other than a few people speculating online with a search. AFAIK it's a part of the gourd family along with melons, cucumbers, etc.
I agree juicing isn't a great idea though.

Jennie; I agree with the others that a raw omnivorous diet is probably the way for you to go right now. It sounds like you're bouncing across a lot of diets in a fairly short span of time. Raw omni will be healing and if after a couple months you don't start seeing the gains in health you are striving for you can try going lower carbs (or full on carnivore).

Sadly the only fruit shop in my town closed down within the last few months, so now the only fruit I can get is from the supermarket. It's always unripe, and they don't hold enough that I could buy it and let it ripen, I'll just eat them all before they get to that stage. I much prefer very ripe bananas.

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Bananas-Ripen-Faster
I don't know if it will convert the starch quicker though.

All the best people had Dream Cast! I've hardly known anyone else with one in the UK. I think we have 3 or 4 or them xD and like 60 games. Not played on it in many years though. Phantasy Star Online and Sonic Adventure were my most played games on it. I had Shenmue but didn't get far.

I've got 3 myself. When friends were upgrading they'd give the things away. I've also got at least 15 VMUs. Lots of good games on the system.

Oh, PSO. Now you're talking my language. Nothing like a "dungeon crawler" (even if you were on a planet and outside most of the time) with random loot and grinding to keep me entertained. I bought it at separate times for Dreamcast, Xbox, and Gamecube. My brother, my "brother from another mother" (kid who lived close by who we were best friends with), and played it to death for years. I must have put 350 hours of my life into the game and never did make it online with it.

I just gave "Fallout: New Vegas" a run through. I loved every minute of it. In some ways I think it is better than Fallout3. There are a lot of technical bugs that needs sorted ASAP. If you havent bought it. Wait for a couple of more patches to come out. There are more invisible walls than in fallout3. It apparently pissed some people off. I think they made sense and was placed in a way that forced you to explore the landscape rather than just glitch your way over some high mountain instead of experiencing the events designed for your leisure. had you taken the intended route around it.

I'm definitely interested in giving it a play but will definitely wait at least 6 months before picking it up. I buy 99% of my games used and most of them are at least a year old so I pay very little for them. I keep them after I beat them so I'm not going to take that depreciation hit for a new title. Thankfully this translates into 90% of the bugs in a game cleaned up before I start up so very little issues there.
My wife actually bought me a copy of Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition for Christmas so I'll replay that with all of the DLC before I get to New Vegas.
Between work and family though I only get ~6-8 hours a week in on a game so it'll be some time until I even finish up Borderlands.

please tell us how many people on THIS forum get allergic reactions from eating butter? if it is just you then you should keep it to yourself as your constant butter bashing does not bring any value to THIS forum. 

I do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj35Z-wGFf4
Catchy song.