@Graagh on myLot

deemazing @deemazing (395) • United States 22 Aug 08

I have to vent a little bit here. You know how when you are driving, you sometimes come into contact with an idiot on a motorcylce who thinks he is indespensable to the world, so he weaves in and out of traffic? I'm always afraid...

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Graagh Oh, and people in cars tend to be so arrogant to the motorcyclist... but usually the only person who gets hurt in the motorcycle accident is themselves, unlike the car.

22 Aug 08

deemazing @deemazing (395) • United States 22 Aug 08

I have to vent a little bit here. You know how when you are driving, you sometimes come into contact with an idiot on a motorcylce who thinks he is indespensable to the world, so he weaves in and out of traffic? I'm always afraid...

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Graagh Driving the wrong way? I can't say. But pulling out? Yes, you are responsible. Sure, it isn't completely your fault, and sure the other driver or motorcyclist is supposed to be paying attention, going reasonable speed, whatever. But when you are driving, it...

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vidhyagowri @vidhyagowri (1973) • United States 21 Aug 08

I recently had a chance to eat plums. I have never tasted it before. somehow i don't like it before. One of our friend gave me a basket full of plums from their back yard and she wanted me to try it. For the first few days, i...

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Graagh Really, really cold plums late at night taste extraordinarily amazing. Try it. It's just so refreshing.

22 Aug 08

above31rubies @above31rubies (1863) • United States 30 Mar 08

I bought some kiwi at the store the other day. I have never had this before. What do I do with it? Just slice and eat? Should I peel it first? Thanks for any help you can give. :)

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Graagh My favorite way to eat kiwi is to cut it in half first, and then just use a small spoon to scoop out spoonfuls and eat it. This works best if it is just the right softness, though :) Otherwise peeling is probably easiest I think.

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dizzblnd @dizzblnd (3073) • United States 29 Mar 08

When you get a random friend request, do you have certain things you look for before adding them? For example, if they have never responded to any of your discussions or participated in any that you have replied to previously....

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Graagh If I've never seen them before, I'm just going to let them hang until I notice them in some discussions I've started or been in. So they might be waiting for a while. But I suppose for them to have found me they have to be somewhere I go too, so hopefully they...

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phxautopatrs @phxautopatrs (321) • China 24 Mar 08

it's really hard to get the 1$ ,it's cost me 1 and 1/2 month ! but i will try my best and to move on ! lol how about you first 1$ ?waht you thing when you get the 1$?

money

mylot

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Graagh I got mine yesterday. I just got really into it last night and posted some pretty long replies in a bunch of discussions. Usually I'm pretty picky about what discussions I post in, since if I'm not interested or it doesn't concern me there isn't very much to...

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HawaiiGopher @HawaiiGopher (1009) • Belgium 24 Mar 08

Arguments ASIDE, this is just a topic to discuss your religious beliefs. So please try not to nitpick other's beliefs. Here's a bit of questions to get the conversation going. What were your parents' religions? What is the main...

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Graagh My parents raised me as a Hindu, since, coming from India, they also follow Hinduism. However, I would not say that I follow any specific belief of Hinduism. I find that too much organized religion, or indeed too much religion of any sort, leads to too many...

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MAHESH2008 @MAHESH2008 (844) • India 23 Mar 08

Iam not talking about Anthrax alqaeda type war. Iam tal;king about peoples who come to work, coughing and infect everyone in building. is it not the courtesy to stay at home and cure when some one is sick, What should be done to...

cold

cough

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Graagh I think you are absolutely right. If someone is sick enough to spread it to other people, it is their duty to stay home whether or not they want to. It isn't about their comfort but about the health of the other people. While it is their choice, I think you...

23 Mar 08

villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 23 Mar 08

If someone would have told me that I would be going outside in the middle of a 30 degree temperature night - to take a stuffed dog out to potty, I would have laughed. LOL But that is what I just now did. LOL My Grandkids are...

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Graagh This is why you need to train all your stuffed animals to use the litterbox.

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 23 Mar 08

We love our cantelopes and buy them from the grocery store weekly. Well, a little while back my wife saved a few seeds and dried them out in the air. Then she planted them in a yogurt cup. Today we were pleasantly surprised to see...

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Graagh Oh wow. I've never tried anything like this, though I've thought about it. It depends on the kind of fruit how it will grow, and whether it will. For example, most appleseeds would yield trees that have bitter or otherwise unfit fruit. Instead growers...

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dolce_vita78 @dolce_vita78 (8062) • Philippines 23 Mar 08

I have recently discovered the myLot flyers and I have been using them since then. I have not been able to prove yet how effective they are. I hope using these flyers would prove to be effective. How about you? Have you used myLot...

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Graagh I am curious, where do you use them? I don't have anywhere useful I can put mine, since I don't run a blog or a website, but I can see how useful they could be. Have you gotten results?

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Gorillafootprints925 @Gorillafootprints925 (3586) • United States 23 Mar 08

birds have scales on their feet that are similar to reptiles. i wonder why they have scales.

scales

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Graagh Thats because birds are related to reptiles! Many studies show similarities between birds and dinosaurs that show a clear relationship between the two; some go so far as to say that birds are dinosaurs. Some of the evidence for this: the scales...

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bluecrystal1982 @bluecrystal1982 (235) • Philippines 23 Mar 08

Hey, I just wonder how were you able to come up with your Mylot username. I am relatively new here and I would just like to know if did you have a hard time choosing your username. Well for me, yes I can say that I have quite a...

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Graagh My name is exactly how I was feeling at the time. Graagh. (You know, like the sort of groaning sound) It is also easy for me to remember, and has no meaningless numbers.

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miriam87 @miriam87 (45) • Spain 23 Mar 08

I wrote a discussion about abortion and there were a great diversity of answers although the vast majority thought that abortion is a crime and that people should take their responsabilities. I would like to know if those people...

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Graagh The two cannot be compared in such a way to say one is better than the other, and I don't think that either can be generalized to fit all situations. Consider the young woman, just entering a promising career in whatever field, when she is unwillingly...

23 Mar 08

se7enthbird @se7enthbird (8307) • Philippines 23 Mar 08

i am a first time dad, and my child is just 2 years old. and sometimes relatives say hurtful comments just because they have a favorite grandson, favorite nephew (or niece), favorite godson (or daughter). i mean every child is...

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Graagh Obviously I can't speak from experience, as I don't and for a long time won't have kids, but here is my advice anyways. If these people are saying negative comments about a two year old, especially one that is related to them, I think you are perfectly in...

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laurika @laurika (4532) • United States 12 Mar 08

I have to say english grammar is pretty hard for me, since it is very different with my mother language. I thought if there is something like spell check today if there isn't soemthing similar for grammar. IS there somewhere...

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Graagh You are doing well for someone who is learning English; it isn't a very logical language sometimes. As people have said, the best way to learn grammar is to look at examples of standard written English. Read books in English often (don't use internet...

23 Mar 08

kezabelle @kezabelle (2974) 23 Mar 08

My youngest daughter has a huge one on her right cheek and a smaller one on her left, it 100% adds to her cheeky nature, but im curious what causes them why are they there, do they ever go or will she always have a dimple. My...

dimples

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Graagh I have one on my right cheek only, and none on my left. My parents don't have any, but my uncle does. Mine definitely hasn't gone away yet, and I don't think they do. From what I understand a dimple is a missing or weaker muscle in the cheek, so when you...

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se7enthbird @se7enthbird (8307) • Philippines 23 Mar 08

there are a lot of cool avatars here. from the simple but cool and also to the wierd but cool. some are photos of their pets and some are pictures of people they admire. so whats on your avatar? is that you? or a very good...

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Graagh I'll be honest, I really like Mr. White Man On Green Background. He just speaks volumes of how amazing a person he is, and by associating with him I hope to one day achieve the greatness that he has already done. The single character in his speech bubble...

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friendship @friendship (2084) • Canada 23 Mar 08

When I was a kid, I always colored eggs on Easter's day. I did use colour papers together with my classmates to make eggs pretty But I had never asked why Easter was associated with Eggs? Anyone knows about it?

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Graagh Eggs symbolize new life and beginnings, and early Easter Eggs were actual chicken eggs (symbolizing life because a chick comes from an egg). ((Also, this could potentially be related to pre-christian holidays that occurred around the same time as Easter,...

23 Mar 08

kiran1978 @kiran1978 (4134) • Australia 23 Mar 08

For the first easter ever, yesterday I did not over indulge on chocolate eggs. I only had one small chocolate egg and that was enough to satisfy me. My mum bought me a necklace for easter,...

feel sick

lots of eggs

overeat chocolate easter eggs

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Graagh I haven't seen an ounce of Easter candy this year. Granted, I never celebrate it, but I usually end up getting some of the eggs just for snacking. But this year I couldn't even find any if I wanted to eat some.

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