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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 4 Sep 16

How do you pronounce paprika? I have always pronounced it pap+reeka. Everyone I know says pap+reeka. However, while sitting in the break room at work today, I saw a bit of a cooking show on television. On the show, the chef...

paprika

seasonings

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Judy Evans I always say pap+preeka. I've never heard it said any other way.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 4 Sep 16

How do you pronounce paprika? I have always pronounced it pap+reeka. Everyone I know says pap+reeka. However, while sitting in the break room at work today, I saw a bit of a cooking show on television. On the show, the chef...

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clrumfelt I think it is propely pronounced pap-reeka, and I always say it that way. Maybe the chef on the show had a southern twang.

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inertia4 @inertia4 (27960) • United States 19 Aug 16

Okay, we have now lived with the internet since the mid 90's. We all have seen how the internet has grown. But, where is the internet going? Think about this for a moment. We were at awe with all this new technology when it...

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louievill @louievill (28851) • Philippines 24 Aug 16

As most of you already know, I run a trading shop that buys and sells practically anything I can make money on. A few days ago, there was this house that they demolished, no I did not buy the house and lot lol! but I was able to...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (343614) • Rockingham, Australia 29 Aug 16

Talent comes in many forms. While we were away, we saw 'installations' for want of a better word, of iron cut-outs depicting rural scenes. We came across these in small country towns and in the middle of nature reserves, some of...

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Laurel (L_B) @Happy2BeMe (99380) • Canada 28 Aug 16

Well tomorrow is Monday and I can actually sleep in. I am really looking forward to it. I took a week's vacation from work. I haven't had a week off in summer in I don't know how long. I am just staying home and catching up on...

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

What makes a particular actor one of your favorites? Is it a display of brilliant, seemingly flawless acting, regardless of the role or circumstances? For some people, this might be true. However, I'm not much of an acting critic....

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inertia4 Scott Baio is a jerk. He don't seem to be very smart. Not if he is supporting someone bad. Crazy. And you did not say anything bad. To block you was very stupid on his behalf.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

Do you ever get responses to your discussion that do not, in any way, relate to the topic of your discussion but only criticizes the way you posted the discussion? I previously posted a discussion about an experience I had on...

rude responses

off topic response

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Jabo Perhaps they were genuinely trying to help you - a solid block of text can be a little off-putting. Though they could have added their comment about it after they had responded to the topic.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

Do you ever get responses to your discussion that do not, in any way, relate to the topic of your discussion but only criticizes the way you posted the discussion? I previously posted a discussion about an experience I had on...

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inertia4 That makes no sense at all. Why bother responding then. See, I don't like that either. Stick with the topic. First off, there is no such thing as a post being too long. I rather like them longer than those two sentence ones I see all the time.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

Do you ever get responses to your discussion that do not, in any way, relate to the topic of your discussion but only criticizes the way you posted the discussion? I previously posted a discussion about an experience I had on...

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Jo Ann In all fairness, a big block of print is hard on the eyes. I did not see your discussion about Twitter but he should have commented on that, too.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

Do you ever get responses to your discussion that do not, in any way, relate to the topic of your discussion but only criticizes the way you posted the discussion? I previously posted a discussion about an experience I had on...

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Sue H. Yes, I do. Someone on here does something like that once in awhile and i always go "HUH?" They could at least reply to the topic.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

Do you ever get responses to your discussion that do not, in any way, relate to the topic of your discussion but only criticizes the way you posted the discussion? I previously posted a discussion about an experience I had on...

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Laurel (L_B) The comment should have been on what you posted. If they had a problem with the way your discussion was posted then they could have private messaged you and not do it as a reply to your discussion. I thought your post was just fine.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

Do you ever get responses to your discussion that do not, in any way, relate to the topic of your discussion but only criticizes the way you posted the discussion? I previously posted a discussion about an experience I had on...

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Mike I don't care...a response is a response Even if they are abusive it's a response and I can work with it...plus responses earn for you

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

Do you ever get responses to your discussion that do not, in any way, relate to the topic of your discussion but only criticizes the way you posted the discussion? I previously posted a discussion about an experience I had on...

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Judy Evans I think it is rude unless the fault was glaringly obvious. A comment about your topic might have softened the criticism.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

What makes a particular actor one of your favorites? Is it a display of brilliant, seemingly flawless acting, regardless of the role or circumstances? For some people, this might be true. However, I'm not much of an acting critic....

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Judy Evans Some people won't accept any opinions that differ from their own. Yes, he's a jerk.

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

What makes a particular actor one of your favorites? Is it a display of brilliant, seemingly flawless acting, regardless of the role or circumstances? For some people, this might be true. However, I'm not much of an acting critic....

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louievill You were a fan so that means one fan down, he would be losing a lot of fans if he continous to act that way considering the number of people engrossed in politics, fans that might have views that does not jive with his

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 29 Aug 16

What makes a particular actor one of your favorites? Is it a display of brilliant, seemingly flawless acting, regardless of the role or circumstances? For some people, this might be true. However, I'm not much of an acting critic....

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Laurel (L_B) That is ridiculous for him to block you just for giving your opinion. I guess he must be a bit of a jerk. I guess he showed that side of himself. It seems like a childish thing to do. I was a bit surprised by this too because I always liked him too but it...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? @owlwings (43910) • Cambridge, England 11 Mar 16

Text abbreviations are specifically not allowed here - see the Guidelines, so why do posts which use them seem to be on the increase? I believe that, now people can use myLot on their phones easily, more people are treating it...

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Dreamer93 @Dreamer93 (57) • United States 6 Mar 16

Today, at work, for a short while, I got to perform a different role than usual. I work as a cashier in a department store. Ordinarily I work at the registers all day, right where you'd expect to find a cashier. Today, however, I...

work

legally blind

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LegTech Yes, I did numerous "miscellaneous" tasks with my previous employer that were not within the scope of my job description. I learned a lot from it considering that they're outside my expertise. Though they're outside my field, I felt some sense of...

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