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ruby222 @ruby222 (4847) 7 May 08

I watched a really good documentary a while ago about reborn dolls/babies. For those of you who arent too sure what they are,they are lifelike model babies,with real hair and they look so scarily real.Any one into them out...

babies

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Fidget If I'd have ever been lumbered with one of those things against my will at school the first thing I would have done would be to discover how much padding it took to muffle the thing until I could give it back - I'm not very maternal and hate the assumption as...

7 May 08

II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 21 Apr 08

In America, religious freedom and the seperation of church and state are two of the foundations of our country. What about in your country? What role does your religion play in government? Do you agree there should be a...

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Fidget ewww, my hair! it's in my hair! right, that's it, I'm making strawberry wine...

1 May 08

ESKARENA1 @ESKARENA1 (18261) 26 Apr 08

well 25th of April, not only St.George's day but also Billy Shakespere's birthday. I got to thinking St.George, if he ever truely existed was a Greek, Billy Shakespere, a publicity seeking half-talented writewr, yet we in England...

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Fidget I noticed a lot of card shops trying to flog St Georges day stuff so maybe with the power of capitalism people might start celebrating it a bit more. Actually St George was a Greek speaking Anatolian (according to Wiki) from the Roman Empire - so does this...

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grecychunny26 @grecychunny26 (9483) • Philippines 21 Jun 07

My friend just texted me, she said she went to hospital for check-up, she was transfered to a psychiatrist of that hospital after some interview, and she said the psychiatrist find out she had Bi-polar Depression. Now, im a bit...

bipolar depression

depression

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Fidget how'd you know she fakes it?

25 Apr 08

II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 24 Apr 08

I am always amazed when I try to be polite and give someone a compliment, then they get mad at me! Like when I open a door for a woman and she just -stands- there, glaring at me, and waiting for me to go through the door first....

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Fidget 'Manners Maketh Man' - I've always liked that saying but does it say something about my manners when I use it as an insult?!

25 Apr 08

II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 24 Apr 08

I am always amazed when I try to be polite and give someone a compliment, then they get mad at me! Like when I open a door for a woman and she just -stands- there, glaring at me, and waiting for me to go through the door first....

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Fidget lol. I like your karma system. I'm all for being helpful but it does annoy me when people neglect to say thank you.

25 Apr 08

II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 24 Apr 08

I am always amazed when I try to be polite and give someone a compliment, then they get mad at me! Like when I open a door for a woman and she just -stands- there, glaring at me, and waiting for me to go through the door first....

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Fidget Next time you hear a feminist mutter 'misogyny' feel free to throw back 'misandry' ;)

25 Apr 08

theprogamer @theprogamer (10534) • United States 25 Apr 08

Another "ugh" story but this one has a couple of extra links. Italian guy jailed and fined for staring at a woman on a train ride. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080418/od_nm/staring_dc;_ylt=Apmcgqjkhn79t3shA6knO1Cs0NUE A few...

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Fidget I have been know to dye bits of my hair odd colours in the past but I was under no illusion that it would draw attention. If I didn't want attention I wouldn't have done it *sigh* Perhaps I should go and get tested for common sense, I hear it's rare and...

25 Apr 08

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theprogamer @theprogamer (10534) • United States 25 Apr 08

Another "ugh" story but this one has a couple of extra links. Italian guy jailed and fined for staring at a woman on a train ride. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080418/od_nm/staring_dc;_ylt=Apmcgqjkhn79t3shA6knO1Cs0NUE A few...

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Fidget Didn't they bottle it and put it in a museum?! lol

25 Apr 08

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angela2006 @angela2006 (1845) • China 14 Dec 07

do you have the habit of using hair dryer after washing hair.I used to do so before,but afterwards,my hair becomes dryer and dryer,so now I do not use hair dryer,but keep it natural.

hair dryer

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Fidget I can't leave my hair to dry over night otherwise it goes all manky but that may be because it's so long.

25 Apr 08

theprogamer @theprogamer (10534) • United States 25 Apr 08

Another "ugh" story but this one has a couple of extra links. Italian guy jailed and fined for staring at a woman on a train ride. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080418/od_nm/staring_dc;_ylt=Apmcgqjkhn79t3shA6knO1Cs0NUE A few...

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Fidget Whilst there is still some unbalance between genders, I hate how in some cirlces there seems to be women using the whole 'victim' thing. I believe in equal rights not misandry and misogyny.

25 Apr 08

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rpegan @rpegan (596) • United States 24 Apr 08

Today on campus, a man that goes by the name of Brother Micah Armstrong came to the "free speech zone" to tell the student body that we're all going to hell. He had a four hour permit. We did some research on this man, and he goes...

free speech

hypocrites

scam artists

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Fidget If the college is classed as private property then he could be banned. Otherwise it is a rather grey matter.

25 Apr 08

Fidget @Fidget (291) 10 Mar 08

Why do you think that Golding decided to only have males stranded on his island? I don't think he was being sexist, I don't intend it to be a feminist rant. But I'd like to here why you think he only used the one gender. I have...

gender

lord of the flies

william golding

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Fidget I know that the reason in the book was that they were from Boys School's being evacuated together, I was thinking more along the lines of why the author chose to have a male only cast. But thanks for your comment regardless :)

22 Apr 08

II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 21 Apr 08

In America, religious freedom and the seperation of church and state are two of the foundations of our country. What about in your country? What role does your religion play in government? Do you agree there should be a...

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Fidget *throws a soggy tea bag at Shard* Tell the man about Witches, you're the one reading about it. (Ooo, yeah, I found where the village witch was buried, gonna try and walk up there at some point. You'd a though finding the first crossroads out of the village...

21 Apr 08

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II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 21 Apr 08

In America, religious freedom and the seperation of church and state are two of the foundations of our country. What about in your country? What role does your religion play in government? Do you agree there should be a...

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Fidget you just wait until I get emocons...

21 Apr 08

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II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 21 Apr 08

In America, religious freedom and the seperation of church and state are two of the foundations of our country. What about in your country? What role does your religion play in government? Do you agree there should be a...

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Fidget It's not my tea, it my mothers! When I have my own tea, it good and you know it!

21 Apr 08

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II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 21 Apr 08

In America, religious freedom and the seperation of church and state are two of the foundations of our country. What about in your country? What role does your religion play in government? Do you agree there should be a...

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Fidget Nowadays, I'd say that you can't really commit a crime against the Church that isn't civil (theft, vandalism, assault etc) but way back when... - during the Elizabethan period, you use to have to go to Church and would be fined if you did not. This was also a...

21 Apr 08

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II2aTee @II2aTee (2559) • United States 21 Apr 08

In America, religious freedom and the seperation of church and state are two of the foundations of our country. What about in your country? What role does your religion play in government? Do you agree there should be a...

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Fidget Oh yeah, and we still had laws against Witchcraft post WWII. And my tea is cheap :(

21 Apr 08

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