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singlemommy @singlemommy (2955) • United States 3 Jan 09

I love fried cabbage. I fried some earlier for lunch. I normally just chop up my cabbage and fry it in a little vegetable oil. I like to add a little salt and pepper too. You can tell by the picture that I like my cabbage almost...

cabbage

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CherylsPearls Oops! I forgot the carrots! lol I also chunk carrots and put them in the one-pot dinner. And of course you use a dutch oven to make it in. lol

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Lakota12 @Lakota12 (42600) • United States 14 Nov 08

This states about every thing we the PEople would like to see in our Goernment and has been lost thur the years http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=29447#continueA

chuck norris

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CherylsPearls And who is it you think hates children? Me? Hardly. Obama? Hardly. To make that statement, you would have to know both of us, and you do not. You cannot possibly think that Obama will make abortion compulsory, can you? Do you know the meaning of that word?...

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spalladino @spalladino (17891) • United States 13 Nov 08

Now I've heard everything. I think this priest is seriously overstepping his authority in that church. A link to the full story is below: COLUMBIA, S.C. – A South Carolina Roman Catholic priest has told his parishioners that...

catholic church

priest

south carolina

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CherylsPearls "This is a religious matter, and has nothing to do with separation of church and state." Voting is in no way a religious matter. It has everything to do with the separation of Church and State.

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xomgitskamax @xomgitskamax (937) • United States 9 Nov 08

Okay. so i think people are pretty much just horrible. They are being so racist towards Obama. The new black president of the united states. i mean come on. You all knew it would happen sometime. I think its a very sad...

obama

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CherylsPearls Where in the world do you pitiful people get your information? Thomas Jefferson: Neither of his parents were black. His mother was born in London; his father was of Welsh descent. Warren Harding: The only thing I can find is one suspect place that...

11 Nov 08

xomgitskamax @xomgitskamax (937) • United States 9 Nov 08

Okay. so i think people are pretty much just horrible. They are being so racist towards Obama. The new black president of the united states. i mean come on. You all knew it would happen sometime. I think its a very sad...

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CherylsPearls In my opinion some communities in the Southern states are amongst the most racist places on earth even today... That is pure bs. Racism is not a "southern" thing, dear. It exists all over our great country. I am Southern, thank you, and I voted for...

10 Nov 08

xomgitskamax @xomgitskamax (937) • United States 9 Nov 08

Okay. so i think people are pretty much just horrible. They are being so racist towards Obama. The new black president of the united states. i mean come on. You all knew it would happen sometime. I think its a very sad...

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CherylsPearls There have not been 5 other Presidents who were half black. If you insist there were, name them, please. President Elect Obama has not said one word about taking guns away from our military; all people who call themselves Christians could be called...

10 Nov 08

anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 9 Nov 08

Joe the Plumber became a household name following the final Presidential debate between Barack Obama and John McCain and while McCain and his supporters repeated blamed Obama for violating poor Joe's privacy, it wasn't the Obama...

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CherylsPearls Taskr, if you believed what you yourself said, then you wouldn't still be insisting on calling Obama "the messiah," now would you? Evidently you are still quite interested in division. Most people "like you" are. lol Had to say it. I found it insulting to...

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anniepa @anniepa (27955) • United States 9 Nov 08

Joe the Plumber became a household name following the final Presidential debate between Barack Obama and John McCain and while McCain and his supporters repeated blamed Obama for violating poor Joe's privacy, it wasn't the Obama...

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CherylsPearls Taskr, get real, man. Joe the Plumber got famous because McCain and Palin mentioned him with every other breath. Between "Joe Sixpack" (which I find insulting) and Joe The Plumber, most foreigners probably think we are all named Joe! He didn't get Obama...

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14118) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 5 Nov 08

I think I have more than clearly stated I do not believe Obama to be a secretly practicing muslum. I know he is a christain and depsite the rantings of a few in here and on blog sites, it's pretty much accepted he is a...

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CherylsPearls No, it's not the full quote. The full quote of that passage is: [i]FULL QUOTE From Dreams From My Father: Whenever I appear before immigrant audiences, I can count on some good-natured ribbing from my staff after my speech; according to them, my...

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tdavis @tdavis (117) • United States 5 Nov 08

Watching the Obama speech last night I noticed that Obama and the youngest daughter approached the stage from the right wearing black, and the oldest daughter and his wife approached from the left wearing red and red/black. Is...

color of clothing

obama

obama family

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CherylsPearls tdavis...oh, you mean like the way Jerry Falwell used colors; "purple is a gay color." I never could figure that one out; so if purple is a gay color, then why do churches put a purple robe over the cross at Easter? What exactly do they mean by doing that?...

5 Nov 08

tdavis @tdavis (117) • United States 5 Nov 08

Watching the Obama speech last night I noticed that Obama and the youngest daughter approached the stage from the right wearing black, and the oldest daughter and his wife approached from the left wearing red and red/black. Is...

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CherylsPearls Here is the correct link to Obama's speech last night. Sorry for the error before. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=96624326

5 Nov 08

tdavis @tdavis (117) • United States 5 Nov 08

Watching the Obama speech last night I noticed that Obama and the youngest daughter approached the stage from the right wearing black, and the oldest daughter and his wife approached from the left wearing red and red/black. Is...

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CherylsPearls Oops! Sorry, wrong speech!

5 Nov 08

tdavis @tdavis (117) • United States 5 Nov 08

Watching the Obama speech last night I noticed that Obama and the youngest daughter approached the stage from the right wearing black, and the oldest daughter and his wife approached from the left wearing red and red/black. Is...

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CherylsPearls That's easy enough to find out; the transcript is on NPR at: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=94087570. I scanned the transcript and there is no sentence in which President Elect Obama says "my people." Sorry. It's there in black and...

5 Nov 08

marianstallings @marianstallings (201) • United States 4 Nov 08

This is going to be a crazy day. I live in Chicago, and it's already a zoo. Hopefully everyone will have short lines and quick voting. Good luck!

voting

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CherylsPearls I was very fortunate. I usually have to wait around 3 hours total if I vote on Election Day; that's one reason I have been going early this year. It was in the 1980's and we had moved. When I went to update my registration, the lady doing it put me in the...

4 Nov 08

mehale @mehale (2200) • United States 4 Nov 08

Will you keep an eye on the elected officials once their new term begins, or will you simply forget about politics and Washington until the next election year? There has been so much more excited and focused attention on this...

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CherylsPearls You are exactly right. I have often wished that more people would take local and state elections more seriously.

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