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dloveli @dloveli (4366) • United States 25 Jan 10

I live in an urban city. I have lived here all my life and I have seen it get worse as the years roll by. What really annoys me is the way that the police treat people just because they can. My dad's best friend is a Detective in...

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oinkers

pigs

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight How on earth can you come to the conclusion that Joe Arpaio--the sheriff of Maricopa County, AZ, for those who don't know--"may" be racist? What makes him racist? Putting criminals in prison? Allowing them to listen to classical music while in prison? Making...

25 Jan 10

CorrectMeIfIAmRight @CorrectMeIfIAmRight (52) • United States 5 Nov 09

In the book Freakonomics, written by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, roughly 550 children under the age of 10 will drown each year in a swimming pool yet roughly 175 children under the age of 10 will die each year from...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight Hotdog, first let me say your Nancy "The Joker" Pelosi pic is seriously funny. However, the restated fact: roughly 3 times more children under the age of 10 die by drowning in a swimming pool than by gun involvement. As a gun enthusiast, you should relish this...

5 Nov 09

Fireheart @Fireheart (683) • India 5 Nov 09

Here is the deal,i met a girl online and got into some serious relationship,i thought it was ok but the problem is that she is not beautiful to see,she loves me and i like her too in away until i saw her true face, i was shocked...

ugly

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight Overweight, underweight, average weight, whichever: two people fall in love because of the attraction they have for each other inside and outside. Outside comes first. He isn't attracted to her on the outside so there is no point in continued interaction....

5 Nov 09

JonesKnows @JonesKnows (73) • Canada 19 Jan 09

The dark Tower Series has got to be the best of Stephen King. His magnum opus. His ability to intertwine reality and fiction is remarkable. I found myself actually staring to wonder if some dreams/ideas are just imagination, or a...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight I read Gerald's Game because the predicament described in the summary seemed quite unusual plus the plot was character driven instead of dialogue dependent. It wasn't bad but I was pretty relieved when it was over. I cringed a couple of times due to the...

5 Nov 09

Fireheart @Fireheart (683) • India 5 Nov 09

Here is the deal,i met a girl online and got into some serious relationship,i thought it was ok but the problem is that she is not beautiful to see,she loves me and i like her too in away until i saw her true face, i was shocked...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight I know an overweight woman who has so much self-confidence when she talks, it's only about her. She may ask how I am doing but she doesn't much care for my answer. Her self-centered personality was instilled/learned somehow... Maybe by her self-centered,...

5 Nov 09

CorrectMeIfIAmRight @CorrectMeIfIAmRight (52) • United States 5 Nov 09

In the book Freakonomics, written by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, roughly 550 children under the age of 10 will drown each year in a swimming pool yet roughly 175 children under the age of 10 will die each year from...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight Hotdog, you're right and wrong. But denying the fact I cited weakens your case.

5 Nov 09

Fireheart @Fireheart (683) • India 5 Nov 09

Here is the deal,i met a girl online and got into some serious relationship,i thought it was ok but the problem is that she is not beautiful to see,she loves me and i like her too in away until i saw her true face, i was shocked...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight The answer to your problem is matter-of-fact and straight to the point: ignore her and she will get the hint and go away. There's no reason to dwell or attack your character--you have a problem and I have the solution. Follow my advice and you will be rid of...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight @CorrectMeIfIAmRight (52) • United States 5 Nov 09

In the book Freakonomics, written by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, roughly 550 children under the age of 10 will drown each year in a swimming pool yet roughly 175 children under the age of 10 will die each year from...

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JonesKnows @JonesKnows (73) • Canada 19 Jan 09

The dark Tower Series has got to be the best of Stephen King. His magnum opus. His ability to intertwine reality and fiction is remarkable. I found myself actually staring to wonder if some dreams/ideas are just imagination, or a...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight I was fortunate to start the series after it was completed so I could read all of them at my own pace (and not wait impatiently for the next one to be published). I found myself thinking about the books a lot. Now, when I'm starving, I'm a-hongry (only those...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight @CorrectMeIfIAmRight (52) • United States 8 May 07

I usually like movies that make you think and movies you can learn from (being entertained all the while). But the one movie I looked forward to seeing that disappointed me was Gerry. It starred and was written by Matt Damon and...

gerry

matt damon

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LWatrous @LWatrous (101) • United States 14 Mar 07

This show is hilarious, but I think it has to be scripted to an extent because I don't think there are that many people out there who can't remember simple stuff. The show is hosted by Jeff Foxworthy, and was for a 6 episdoe...

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CorrectMeIfIAmRight This show is definitely scripted! I watched this show a couple times. I also watch the Sarah Silverman Program. These 2 shows have something in common--the same actress. When Sarah remembers her past, the little girl that plays her is the same little girl...

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