45TDog5111

@45TDog5111 (11)

United States • Age 58

Joined myLot 14 years ago

Don't approach a goat from the front, a horse from the back, or a fool from any side.

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45TDog5111's Activity

What are your earliest memories of watching TV?

burrito88 @burrito88 (2774) • United States 8 Oct 10

I remember vaguely being under 5 years old and somtimes watching TV in the dark with my father on an old black and white tube TV. This was in the latter part of the 1950's and we lived in New Jersey and got TV from New York City....

life

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45TDog5111 Looking for work and having a major knee surgery has turned me into a TV aholic. I pretty much watch it all the time and fool around on my laptop. Sometimes I'll even have a show on my laptop and another on TV while I'm composing articles. To top it off,on...

12 Oct 10

Your Religion is Nothing!

blessing2u @blessing2u (496) • Philippines 7 Oct 10

Two years ago as I was sitting down in my beloved chair just outside my house, somebody, a good looking man came and talked to me about the Bible. When I told him that I have a religion, he smiled and told me with a soft voice,...

religion

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45TDog5111 I can really relate to that. Growing up, my family was practicing Catholic. When I was about eight years old my mother had us convert to being Mormon. That was short lived when the church told her not to divorce the abusive alcoholic "father" we had and then...

8 Oct 10

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What is the importance of money for you

1anurag1 @1anurag1 (3576) • India 8 Oct 10

What is the importance of money for you I will not say that money is not important. I meant to say that what is the level of importance for you of money over other things. Those can be anythings may be some stuffs and may be any...

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45TDog5111 The pursuit of wealth or even financially independence has been my lifelong downfall. The ways in which I attempted to obtain wealth were not particularly illegal but were ill advised. This led me to one conclusion: "Money is the root of all Evil". On the flip...

8 Oct 10

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What are your earliest memories of watching TV?

burrito88 @burrito88 (2774) • United States 8 Oct 10

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45TDog5111 My earliest memories were of the "Wallace and Ladmo Show" it was a childrens television show that combined live interaction with children in the audience and cartoons. The cartoons were early "Tom and Jerry" and "Underdog". I also remember about 6 channels...

8 Oct 10

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alone??

monmon20 @monmon20 (58) • Philippines 8 Oct 10

how do you feel watching a movie alone? do you think of what people would say or is watching a movie is your way of spending some quality time alone?

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45TDog5111 Back in my Drinking Days (3yrs sober) I used to love watching movies alone. I would buy a pint of my favorite sour mash, stick it in my sock and enjoy a movie or two. I wasn't rude or boisterous with anyone and I enjoyed the movie with a big tub of popcorn. I...

8 Oct 10

Is there any retirement age after all?

Sanitary @Sanitary (3968) • Singapore 4 Oct 10

We have slog all our lives for the past few decades til we finally hit our 50s or 60s in the future, saving up lots of money, thinking it's going to be enough for retirement days til the day we passed away. What seems to be enough...

cost of living

retirement

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45TDog5111 For those that don't even have a 401K or similar type of retirement income set aside could well be working until they drop. That is my opinion. It has already been quoted that when children today reach the age for Social Security, there will be no Social...

4 Oct 10

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watching the new released movie i Cinema or at home?

monalily @monalily (380) 3 Oct 10

when a new film just released, do you prefer to watch it in cinema hall or buy the DVD and watch from your DVD player? Me i choose my types of movies. I watch only popular and good films. for example if a movie just released, I...

movie at cinema or at home

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45TDog5111 I like to do both because it depends on the situation. When my daughter was growing up it usually was going to the movies and buying the dvd/vhs. Being a perpetual bacheler, the movies are always a last minute favorite when out on a date. But when I want to...

3 Oct 10

Do you like any of the new shows for fall? Which ones?

icyorchid @icyorchid (2564) • United States 2 Oct 10

Well, I have to say, I've watched a couple of new shows and I can't really say I like them that much! I really think they dropped the ball on creating something new to watch! Take for instance _____ My Dad...

fall shows

new tv shows

tv shows

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45TDog5111 Due to my recent knee surgery I have a lot of time to watch TV, which happens to be one of my favorite things to do. I think there are a few good "new show" out there. "BlueBloods" is one of them. Unfortunately it airs the same time as "Outlaw". As much as I...

3 Oct 10

How do you manage to work for an incompetent boss?

stellar126 @stellar126 (278) • Philippines 30 Sep 10

I am so frustrated and angry with my immediate supervisor. She wants to get all the credit, she doesn't do her job, and when she does it, she's not really very good at it. She talks down on people and her ego is the size of a...

difficult boss

incompetent boss

work

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45TDog5111 I know exactly how you feel. I used to get those same feelings years ago and still do occasionally today. It can be mind boggling as to why certain people obtain the positions they have. Is it through their brain or talent (if any) or is there family involved?...

30 Sep 10

Classic films can you recommend?

damned_dle @damned_dle (3942) • Philippines 25 Sep 10

I have only seen two. One was Breakfast At Tiffany's, I watched it several years ago. And the other one is "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn" I just watched it today. It is REALLY, REALLY good! Now I want to look for the book. It is...

a tree grows in brooklyn

classic movies

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45TDog5111 I highly recommend two movies. The first is "I Remember Mama". It was made in 1948 and stars Irene Dunne and a very young Barbara Bell Gettes as "Trina". It was nominated for 5 Oscars and received 1. Its the story of an immigrant Norwegian family and their...

26 Sep 10