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bonbon664 @bonbon664 (3466) • Canada 23 Mar 10

My husband was fuming mad when he got home last night. He had gotten a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt. Well, I basically laughed, and that started the argument. I think that if it's the law, whether you agree with it or not,...

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MJay101 What about laws which quite blatantly discriminate against certain groups of people? Not in this instance, but say, laws against homosexuality, or the racist laws of yesteryear? I think the citizenry has an obligation to disobey any laws which are...

23 Mar 10

sanjana_aslam @sanjana_aslam (4187) • Malaysia 31 Jan 10

last night, we were treated to a selection of meat that i have never eaten before, thank god we were vegetarian yesterday n could actually turn down the offer .. other than the chicken meat i cant bring myself to eat other...

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MJay101 Pigeon is delicious. Very tender - if cooked right. (Wood pigeon, obviously; not "rats with wings". )

1 Feb 10

cynthiann @cynthiann (18602) • Jamaica 29 Jan 10

Boy, was I upset. Let me tell you what happened. Basically, came home from work and the Wii was set up on the exercise programme. My children encouraged me to step on the board and 'check in' to the programme. With hindsight -...

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MJay101 Also, your link refers specifically to high protein diets (e.g. Atkins), and not low carb diets - they are not necessarily the same thing. I eat a lot of fat (meat, cheese, etc.), which provides energy. It is certainly not a "starvation diet" - I go to bed...

30 Jan 10

cynthiann @cynthiann (18602) • Jamaica 29 Jan 10

Boy, was I upset. Let me tell you what happened. Basically, came home from work and the Wii was set up on the exercise programme. My children encouraged me to step on the board and 'check in' to the programme. With hindsight -...

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MJay101 katsmeow1213 - I disagree, actually quite strongly. There is evidence on either side of the debate and there is by no means a consensus that the low carb diet is unhealthy. A recent article found that low carb diets not only helped weight loss, but also...

30 Jan 10

cynthiann @cynthiann (18602) • Jamaica 29 Jan 10

Boy, was I upset. Let me tell you what happened. Basically, came home from work and the Wii was set up on the exercise programme. My children encouraged me to step on the board and 'check in' to the programme. With hindsight -...

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MJay101 cynthiann - thanks for the reply. My life has improved no end since I ditched the carbs. Not only have I lost weight (and my other half has, too), I've learned to cook many more interesting dishes - not reliant on stodge! - and I've been far...

29 Jan 10

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catarina_rg @catarina_rg (580) • Portugal 29 Jan 10

Am I the only person who doesn't have any intention of watching this movie? Do you want to go see it? Have yous een it already? What do you think about it? To me, blue people running around with guns, not that...

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blockbusters

movies

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MJay101 Ta very much. Great question! Yes, my avatar is indeed Lenin - or at least, a depiction of him. I mostly put it there to annoy all the kiddy neoliberals in the politics forum...

29 Jan 10

valentinesdiner @valentinesdiner (1214) • United States 29 Jan 10

Ah, yes, the wealthy will finally pay their fair share again and their taxes will help put at least a dent in the soaring deficit. Won't life as we know it in the US be soooo much better when these tax cuts expire at the end...

soak the rich

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MJay101 Hey, man - nobody was rich behind the iron curtain! Seriously, though - the vast majority of people had food, and a job, and a home. Which is more than can be said now, under the oligarchs. Hence, a majority of Russians think life was better...

29 Jan 10

thedailyclick @thedailyclick (3017) 29 Jan 10

I was born at the start of 70s and was fortunate to get into movies at the start of the 80s, the greatest decade when it came to teen movies. But I am getting worried. Why, because it seems that Hollywood are so short of ideas...

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MJay101 Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure was a good (not great) film precisely because it lacked all the bollox (technology) that you now see in cinemas! At least, I think so. A remake would be tragic - besides which, I think Keanu Reeves is a little...

29 Jan 10

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jb78000 @jb78000 (15139) 28 Jan 10

there are patriotic representives from mainly two countries on here who regularly make this claim and i am wondering why. i'll refer to them as country a and country b. country a - the main claim is levels of tolerance and...

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MJay101 Oh, I absolutely agree. It is all the fault of the English. My other half is from Northern Ireland - she should know, like! The sooner Britain is abolished, the better.

29 Jan 10

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cookiemonster71 @cookiemonster71 (10) • United States 18 Jan 10

Hey to all you NFL fans! I was wondering if you will be watching the Super Bowl this year? I know I will be! Who and where will you be watching it? I need some tips on throwing a Great SuperBowl Party! I would really appreciate...

football

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superbowl

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MJay101 Favre is a total ar$e. I really hope the Vikings don't make it as far as the Super Bowl...

18 Jan 10

MJay101 @MJay101 (710) 11 Jan 10

A few days ago, a scandal broke out in British Politics: Iris Robinson, the wife of Northern Ireland's first minister, was exposed by a BBC investigation as having obtained £50,000 from two property developers - money which was...

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MJay101 Apparently it is... at least, according to the twisted views of Mrs Robinson. But it's totally okay, because this is from scripture, so you can't say a word against it. Politicians might all be deceitful liars, but some are worse than...

12 Jan 10

MJay101 @MJay101 (710) 11 Jan 10

A few days ago, a scandal broke out in British Politics: Iris Robinson, the wife of Northern Ireland's first minister, was exposed by a BBC investigation as having obtained £50,000 from two property developers - money which was...

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MJay101 I definitely agree that these people are often totally messed up in the head, and have "major issues" - people like Ted Haggard, a former evangelical preacher who was exposed as having solicited s3x from a male prost1tute, as well as cryst4l m3th, yet who...

12 Jan 10

blue65packer @blue65packer (11826) • United States 11 Jan 10

The Packers lost another heartbreaker yesterday! I was in shock for the rest of the day after seeing the the Cardinals beat the Packers! So call but so far! Aaron Rodgers and the offense started off slow but picked up steam as the...

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MJay101 I was astonished to see the Packers' defence play so poorly. In fact, I didn't see the Packers' defence... at all! They were terrible, though Kurt Warner played a blinder. Next week could be another shootout!

12 Jan 10

MJay101 @MJay101 (710) 11 Jan 10

A few days ago, a scandal broke out in British Politics: Iris Robinson, the wife of Northern Ireland's first minister, was exposed by a BBC investigation as having obtained £50,000 from two property developers - money which was...

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MJay101 I just find it amusing to think that people believe there can be any "doctrine of Christ" negating such instances of abuse and hypocrisy (as mentioned above; Ted Haggard, etc.). And it's curious just how often those in power - whether secular (politicians),...

12 Jan 10

RAVENBLADE0842 @RAVENBLADE0842 (493) • United States 11 Jan 10

Anyone else tired of the growing movement of "Fairness" in our society over the last decade. When I was in school I lived in a school district that among other things thrived on competition. Our athletic programs were consistently...

life is not fair

self entitlement in society

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MJay101 I agree with you - I think effort should be rewarded. I'd like to live in a genuine meritocracy (I don't think one exists, currently). But I do think that sometimes, competitiveness is encouraged ahead of effort - not everyone can win, all the time!

11 Jan 10

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