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Muelitz @Muelitz (1592) • Canada 27 Jul 08

Some people I was able to talk to would prefer to read a book than to watch a film about it. They say, a film version is not complete and some of the book scenes are omitted to be able to fit in a 1 1/2 to 2 hour film. There are...

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Teresa W. I try very hard to keep an open mind when they make a movie from a book that I have already read. Sometimes the movie is ok, that is if I don't really compare it to the book too much. If I like a movie and I find that it was based on a book, sometimes I will...

28 Jul 08

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Muelitz @Muelitz (1592) • Canada 27 Jul 08

Some people I was able to talk to would prefer to read a book than to watch a film about it. They say, a film version is not complete and some of the book scenes are omitted to be able to fit in a 1 1/2 to 2 hour film. There are...

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applefreak yes i agree that the film version is usually less complete. however, if there is a film version and a book version, i'd watch the film before reading the book. at least i'll be able to enjoy the film while watching. if i had read the book first, i'd be...

28 Jul 08

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catsender @catsender (67) • China 13 Jul 08

today i debated this with my friends for a long time. i think the traditional book will never disappear, just like the library will stand up among us. but some of my friends do not agree with me. they said e-books would replace...

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Freelancepreneur I believe at some point there will be a new way of reading books, it may not necessarily be "e-books" so to speak, but there may be a different way. We evolve, and with evolution there is changes. Although I don't believe anything like this...

14 Jul 08

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catsender @catsender (67) • China 13 Jul 08

today i debated this with my friends for a long time. i think the traditional book will never disappear, just like the library will stand up among us. but some of my friends do not agree with me. they said e-books would replace...

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kgwat70 I do not believe that the E-book will replace the traditional book. Sure some people will switch over to it but I think most people feel more comfortable opening and reading a standard book. We have been reading books for many years now and I think many people...

14 Jul 08

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catsender @catsender (67) • China 13 Jul 08

today i debated this with my friends for a long time. i think the traditional book will never disappear, just like the library will stand up among us. but some of my friends do not agree with me. they said e-books would replace...

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patgalca They better not! I can't stand reading extensive text on the computer. I get writing newsletters that are long and I avoid opening them because I know they are going to take time and good eye sight to read. Like the others, I would rather be able to carry a...

14 Jul 08

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catsender @catsender (67) • China 13 Jul 08

today i debated this with my friends for a long time. i think the traditional book will never disappear, just like the library will stand up among us. but some of my friends do not agree with me. they said e-books would replace...

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Wendy While I think e-books do serve a purpose (getting people to read who otherwise might not), I don't believe they will EVER replace literature in print format. There's nothing like curling up with a good book and escaping into its pages living the life found...

14 Jul 08

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catsender @catsender (67) • China 13 Jul 08

today i debated this with my friends for a long time. i think the traditional book will never disappear, just like the library will stand up among us. but some of my friends do not agree with me. they said e-books would replace...

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Erilyn @Erilyn (3020) • United States 11 Jul 08

With everything going on with my 15 year old daughter, when the police came out to my house last night I happened to ask the officer what the age of consent was. To my surprise I found out that here in Georgia, the age of consent...

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Ricky007 @Ricky007 (512) 12 Jul 08

Hi all, whats that star above my screen name on MyLot..What does that mean..inside the star 6 is written..

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mtsandeep The star near your name shows your star rating. higher the number, higher your rank or rating. I thing it depends on the + rating you recieve for your responses make. Make quality responses will automatically make your rating higher. GIVE + RATINGS IF...

12 Jul 08

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Ricky007 @Ricky007 (512) 12 Jul 08

Hi all, whats that star above my screen name on MyLot..What does that mean..inside the star 6 is written..

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priyankps2005 Ohhh..its really simple...its your mylot rating out of 10.....working really hrd on mylot...keep it up...

12 Jul 08

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Ricky007 @Ricky007 (512) 12 Jul 08

Hi all, whats that star above my screen name on MyLot..What does that mean..inside the star 6 is written..

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fmuldowney @fmuldowney (139) • Ireland 10 Jul 08

Bare with me, there is reason in my madness in writing this question (hey Im Irish). In my experiences, if you hate anyone, it never makes you feel good. There doesn't seem to be any happiness involved whatsoever if you hate...

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chineseairhead @chineseairhead (756) • China 11 Jul 08

I'm just... curious about it. Can we get paid for our comments? I know I should not be so materialistic but I'm just curious. Does anyone know about it?

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jashley1 No it's a good question! And the answer is yes you get paid for just about everything you do here on Mylot. I mostly comment - I don't have a lot of pictures to post since my camera just broke, and I did just reach my first payout of $11.88 for a little over...

11 Jul 08

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