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ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 13 Dec 09

I was just curious what people's primary motive was when you signed up for this site? Has your primary motive changed since you've been signed up? How long have you been a member here, and how often do you participate? Do you tend...

help

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ColonelConclusive Yeah, I think it's a great avenue for people to practice their English. I also use it to keep my typing skill sharp too.

15 Dec 09

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 13 Dec 09

I was just curious what people's primary motive was when you signed up for this site? Has your primary motive changed since you've been signed up? How long have you been a member here, and how often do you participate? Do you tend...

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ColonelConclusive Yeah, I rarely see intentionally offensive material, or suggestions that are meant to lead somebody in the wrong direction. I think there's a truly empathetic motive in just about everybody on here...which is rather comforting.

15 Dec 09

kylanie @kylanie (1205) • United States 14 Dec 09

The reason I ask that is that I live in a small town in kentucky and when they do drug bust they kill the signal to all the cell phones so that you can not call anybody or receive calls I found that out the hard way.

town

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ColonelConclusive That place sounds so surreal! Where do you live? Is it warm there year round?

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ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 13 Dec 09

I was just curious what people's primary motive was when you signed up for this site? Has your primary motive changed since you've been signed up? How long have you been a member here, and how often do you participate? Do you tend...

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ColonelConclusive Wow, I'm glad there were some repercussions for the person responsible for pushing you out of your position of employment just because of your age. Age is nothing but a number...for the most part. That's great that you make enough from mylot to cover a utility...

13 Dec 09

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 13 Dec 09

I was just curious what people's primary motive was when you signed up for this site? Has your primary motive changed since you've been signed up? How long have you been a member here, and how often do you participate? Do you tend...

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ColonelConclusive Wow, I have to admit, I had the same idea of using money earned from here to invest in other internet ventures. My efforts to do so were also quickly thwarted. Haha! In any event, like you, I certainly enjoy the community this site offers. I work in...

13 Dec 09

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 13 Dec 09

I was just curious what people's primary motive was when you signed up for this site? Has your primary motive changed since you've been signed up? How long have you been a member here, and how often do you participate? Do you tend...

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ColonelConclusive Yeah, I have to agree with you, I have a good deal of fun on here too.

13 Dec 09

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 13 Dec 09

I was just curious what people's primary motive was when you signed up for this site? Has your primary motive changed since you've been signed up? How long have you been a member here, and how often do you participate? Do you tend...

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ColonelConclusive wow, how much time were you spending on here a day to earn $100/month? I consider that to be pretty substantial, given my earnings thus far. Did you do something more than just responding to and starting discussions?

13 Dec 09

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 13 Dec 09

I think any activity in which the layperson can practice every day, for 12-14 hours a day, for an extended period of time (couple years?), and turn around and put up a good fight against a 'pro' in that activity, is not a sport...

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ColonelConclusive I'm a little unclear as to what you're saying. Are you saying that if someone spends an excessive amount of time partaking in an activity it becomes a sport, rather than just a game?

13 Dec 09

Always smiling @allknowing (136098) • India 11 Dec 09

I was wondering whether this question should come under sports or relationships but since relationship here is at stake I chose relationships. Was there no via media for them to have the cake and eat it to. Why choose between...

relationships

sports

tiger woods

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ColonelConclusive I could be wrong, but I'd be hard pressed to believe with millions if not billions of dollars waiting in the midst, there isn't a woman you DON'T know that would put up with whatever Tiger had to dish out if she had that coming to her. Yeah, she could get a...

13 Dec 09

elizabethbathory @elizabethbathory (1132) • United States 18 Apr 07

Although he passed on in 1989, I would have loved to have seen what Salvador Dalí could have made me into as paint on canvas. His surreal landscapes always leave me with a sense of wonder, trying to imagine what was going through...

art

salvador dali

surrealism

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ColonelConclusive Thanks, and thanks for the best response too. Yeah, he's a pretty interesting artist, and if I'm not mistaken, he began the movement of just random brushstrokes and blotting.

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ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 16 Apr 07

Violence on university campuses is getting out of control. It seems as if the numbers of tragedies are increasing rather than decreasing. I can remember back when I was in school the campus on security was nearly void. What's it...

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ColonelConclusive I think the screening idea is a good one. I think there's always going to be guys/girls that slip through the cracks. But at this point, I don't think cracks is an accurate description. Cracks implies a small recess. The gaps aren't small at all. They're...

25 Apr 07

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 16 Apr 07

Violence on university campuses is getting out of control. It seems as if the numbers of tragedies are increasing rather than decreasing. I can remember back when I was in school the campus on security was nearly void. What's it...

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ColonelConclusive Of course it's easy to say that after the fact, and yes, it's easier to say this than to actually think of a solution. In fact, I think it's so much easier that that's why there's more emphasis or discussion of why these kinds of things can happen or do...

25 Apr 07

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 16 Apr 07

I would have forged the parent permission slip and played football. I was, and still am, very competitive and quite an athlete, but when I was younger I was a skinny runt. My parents wouldn't allow me to play football for fear...

football

high school

regrets

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ColonelConclusive Yep, you're right. I can remember acting a certain way or doing some things because I was worried about being accepted, or I was trying to establish some sort of identity that was different from that of my own. But, I guess you live and you learn.

25 Apr 07

ColonelConclusive @ColonelConclusive (316) • United States 8 Apr 07

Living in Chicago as a non-Bears fan is difficult enough to stomach, but when Bears fans talk about the game or their team and the players on it, it's not only comical, but it's painful. I haven't heard one opinion or read one...

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ColonelConclusive You're welcome, you put that kind of thought into a response you deserve a 'best response.' Period...Whether I agree with it or not. But, they'll trade him more than likely, if he's serious about sitting out until the last six games of the season. Dumbasses....

18 Apr 07

66jerseygirl @66jerseygirl (3877) • United States 15 Apr 07

I really hate going to the grocery store and seeing people eating grapes or opening up packages of food to chomp on. That food isn't the customers til it's paid for and actually it is stealing. What I hate even more is when I see...

shopping

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ColonelConclusive Wow, a girl that young said that to you? It's crazy how innocence dissolves so quickly for young children these days. I wouldn't have let her get away with that because then she would have thought it was ok to treat everybody like that. I'm not sure how I...

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66jerseygirl @66jerseygirl (3877) • United States 14 Apr 07

Florida has passed a law making it illegal for a child under the age of 10 to be left unattended in a vehicle for more than 15 minutes. I think it's about time . It's one thing to leave a child in the car for a couple of minutes...

children

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ColonelConclusive I see your point, but on the flipside, if something bad were to happen to an unattended child, don't you think the parent of such a child will have suffered enough? In other words, is it necessary to add insult to injury? I mean, if a mother or father runs...

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66jerseygirl @66jerseygirl (3877) • United States 14 Apr 07

Florida has passed a law making it illegal for a child under the age of 10 to be left unattended in a vehicle for more than 15 minutes. I think it's about time . It's one thing to leave a child in the car for a couple of minutes...

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ColonelConclusive Yep, you're absolutely correct. I'm curious though, what they deem as more important, speeders, people rolling through stop signs, or people operating vehicles with missing headlights, or taillights? I don't mean to judge, for I'm sure there are many...

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