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theaustinproject @theaustinproject (99) • United States 29 Dec 06

I have now watched all of the Smallville episodes from season 1 through season 5 and I have to tell you... I am sick of Lana. I have not seen any of the season 6 episodes, but I am so ready for Lana to be out and for Lois to be...

clark

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DizzyGrl I have never watched an episode of this show. I do avidly read comic books though. I've heard about the show and I've always had an issue with Lois being around when Clark was young. He didn't meet her until he moved out of Smallville.

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DizzyGrl @DizzyGrl (194) • United States 29 Dec 06

Do you think grammer and spelling are becoming lost skills for those that spend a large amount of time typing on a computer or texting? There seem to now be abbreviations for everything these days. For example: LOL= laugh out...

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29 Dec 06

DizzyGrl @DizzyGrl (194) • United States 29 Dec 06

Do you think grammer and spelling are becoming lost skills for those that spend a large amount of time typing on a computer or texting? There seem to now be abbreviations for everything these days. For example: LOL= laugh out...

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DizzyGrl But is all change necessarily good? I feel that something is being lost when my niece writes me an email and mis-spells words because it is the "cool" thing to do. Also, what about preparing for the professional world where the written word is very...

29 Dec 06

megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 28 Dec 06

.. lose touch with reality? Particularly games such as World of Warcraft? My brother is addicted to this game, and constantly thinks that soemone is trying to poison him. He is on it 19 hours straight everyday. I think it is...

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DizzyGrl I think these people lose skills in social interaction. They are losing out on the chance to spend time with people in their lives, family, time outdoors, and experiencing things that won't happen again. I do think that parents have to step in and pull the...

29 Dec 06

DizzyGrl @DizzyGrl (194) • United States 29 Dec 06

Do you think grammer and spelling are becoming lost skills for those that spend a large amount of time typing on a computer or texting? There seem to now be abbreviations for everything these days. For example: LOL= laugh out...

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akbarbabwani @akbarbabwani (11) 28 Dec 06

the world we r living in now is absolutely not the world for somebody who is not passionate for his job and not compatetive at the level of insanity. now that distances doesnt matter and technology is evolving at exponential rate...

jobs

skills

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DizzyGrl I think that luck has a lot to do with finding a good job these days. I got lucky when I moved from California to New York. I got a job through a temp agency, was hired by that company 2 months later and now am on a very good career path with a well known...

29 Dec 06

TerryZ @TerryZ (22076) • United States 28 Dec 06

I have a huge backyard it use to be an old blueberry field and the blueberry bushes are still there. Thats just an example of how big the land is my backyard. well I saw a couple of stray cats in the dead of winter eating the bird...

cats without a home

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DizzyGrl I would have contacted a no-kill shelter or cat organization like 2nd Chance or 10 Lives Club to see about having traps set up to catch the cats and get them spayed or neutered. All you are doing by feeding them is teaching them to expect food in that area....

29 Dec 06

Victoria7 @Victoria7 (1240) • Spain 28 Dec 06

6 years ago I moved from England to the Canary Islands (Spain) because I adore the sun, love being outside when it's hot and hate the cold. I am spending Christmas at my partner's house in Scotland and it is below freezing!...

cold

sun

warm

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DizzyGrl I moved from San Francisco, California to Buffalo, New York three years ago and I am still not use to the tempature difference. In California it was between 55 and 70 year round. There was really no difference when the seasons changed except that it rained...

29 Dec 06

CheckNitout @CheckNitout (853) • United States 19 Dec 06

My three yeard old daughter won't keep her clothes on for anything. This is nothing new she has been taking htem off every since she figured out she could. I have to dress her 50 times a day and everytime it is a huge struggle....

children

clothes

help

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DizzyGrl I've heard of a lot of kids doing this. Does she do this out in public, like at a playground or store? I would try to point out to her that everyone else has clothes on. Also, maybe point out in her books how people wear clothes. I wouldn't worry about her...

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gentleman19 @gentleman19 (30) • India 20 Dec 06

How r u going to celebrate ur NEW YEAR.

new year

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DizzyGrl My fiance and I are just staying home and enjoying the time together. His birthday is January 1 so we celebrate it at exactly 12am. The past couple of years, the day has been wrought with difficulties due to family issue so this year we are isolating...

20 Dec 06

Dena33 @Dena33 (1533) • Finland 8 Nov 06

I do twice a week; what bout you?

exercise

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DizzyGrl I exercise 3-4 days a week. I'm trying to get myself up to 6 days a week with one day for rest.

9 Nov 06

yukmizzee @yukmizzee (329) • United States 6 Nov 06

I love um both, but if you had to choose one which would it be???

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DizzyGrl Neither. I would rather make a hamburger and milk shake at home where I know that it is real meat, milk, etc. There is too much grease used at fast food restaurants. McDonald's doesn't even use potato in their french fries. It is actually a rice mixture...

9 Nov 06

Vincy91 @Vincy91 (277) • Italy 9 Nov 06

I'm afraid,and you?

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DizzyGrl I think that death is a natual next step of existence and nothing to be afraid of. I think the fear comes from the not knowing what happens next. I actually find this exciting. It's like going on a journey that you don't know how it is going to end up.

9 Nov 06

Raissa1967 @Raissa1967 (801) • Netherlands 9 Nov 06

I don't think so.

black cat unfortune

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DizzyGrl I agree with you. I do not think that black cats bring misfortune. When the Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth Rock, they brought with them a devout faith in the Bible. They also brought a deepening suspicion of anything deemed of the devil. Comprised of Englanders...

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Fawadpk4 @Fawadpk4 (37) • Pakistan 9 Nov 06

how is this picture?whats your suggestion? what u see in this picture?

pic

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DizzyGrl Just to let you know, there is no picture showing.

9 Nov 06

jude7265 @jude7265 (7) • United States 9 Nov 06

I personally am closer to my father.

family

father

mother

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DizzyGrl I think I am closer to my father, though I can talk more freely to my mother. My father and I are very much alike in regards to mood and temperment. We see things the same and usually have the same opinions. With my mother, though, if I need advise on my...

9 Nov 06

twanda @twanda (185) • United States 9 Nov 06

which one do you use the most?

checks

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DizzyGrl I use both depending on the circumstance. For bills, I write checks (unless I am able to pay online). For daily purchases, grocery shopping, etc, I used my debit card. It is a lot easier and faster than writing out a check. Businesses prefer it as well...

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sarah22 @sarah22 (3979) • United States 9 Nov 06

Not really, they need to be with kids there age. I would though if i had too. My kids education is very important to me.

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DizzyGrl I think it depends on the child, the parents and the situation. I don't think there is a black and white answer to this. If the parents don't have the education or materials to adequetely educate their child/children, than home schooling should not be done.

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ShannaS @ShannaS (557) • United States 9 Nov 06

I am hooked on the place. I lie on the couch at night and play slots until I get sleepy lol. I am interested in possibly joining the club but don't want to waste $5 a month if there is really no benefit and I can't find anything...

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DizzyGrl I pay for Club Pogo. The perks of paying are that there are no intermissions so your games are never interrupted. Also, the games load up MUCH faster and with fewer problems. There is also a greater selection of games and variations on games, which I enjoy....

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DizzyGrl @DizzyGrl (194) • United States 3 Nov 06

I started reading comic books 3 years ago and have quite the collection now. Do you think that children reading comic books is legitimate reading material?

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DizzyGrl Thanks for your input!

9 Nov 06

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