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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 28 Dec 08

It sure does me. I keep on thinking I've recieved a message from someone. Its misleading. I know we need the adverts on here to generate our bonus pennies to share between us all but this particular one does get my goat. Anyone...

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KrauseHome Personally, I think this is more annoying that any of the other ads they have on here. I really wish that they would not have so many of these SPAM type of Ads allowed here. Once you click on them most of them are Spam, and some of them have Virus's in them...

31 Dec 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 12 Mar 08

Did you ever buy something, maybe something expensive and quickly wish you hadn't? I seem to end up doing this all the time. The most recent purchase was a very expensive matress. I had hoped it would help me to sleep better but...

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secretbear that's really frustrating jim! that happens to me once in a while! usually when i buy clothes or apparels or shoes or stuffs like that. like, i buy something on impulse and i would see a much better one which i couldn't buy because i've already spent my...

23 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 9 Mar 08

What is the most responses you ever had to a discussion you started and what was the title of the discussion? Did you put a lot of thought into the topic heading or was it a spur of the moment thing? Are you discouraged if you get...

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Ruth Belena My responses have varied between 2 and 47 so far. You need to write a good title which encourages a response, usually in the form of a question. If you look at the top discussions, and those that get into the daily Digest, you can see which topics and...

12 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 8 Mar 08

What is the best curry you ever had? Either it tasted so good or because it was memorable for some other reason. The best curry I ever had was the one my mother used to make. Sounds corney I know but true all the same. She made it...

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ellyij My favourite is curried duck and it must be hot!! This is very West Indian and here you can't eat curry without pepper, as a matter of fact we eat most foods with pepper. I must admit I have not had curry from other countries but my husband has and he says its...

11 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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MandyB1978 It's great to hear about your daughter, she sounds very much like I was - I was writing little story books from about eight years of age and today am a full-time freelance writer. Personally I feel like she would probably benefit more from websites such as...

10 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 9 Mar 08

If you could choose to get rid of something from the face of the earth, an invention, a product, a philosoph, what would it be and why would you want to see it never having come into being? I would like to get rid of the mobile...

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wrongway I would have to say the computer and calculator. Since the invention of these two items it seems that the world has stopped learning to add, spell, and learn in general. Kids (and some adults) don't worry about their spelling because they know they can just...

9 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 8 Mar 08

What is the best curry you ever had? Either it tasted so good or because it was memorable for some other reason. The best curry I ever had was the one my mother used to make. Sounds corney I know but true all the same. She made it...

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Ruth Belena Reading this discussion is making my mouth water. I do like a good curry. When I make curry I use a mixture of spices. I was shown how to create an authentic curry by an Indian friend of mine. I would like to taste different curries from other parts of the...

9 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 8 Mar 08

What is the best curry you ever had? Either it tasted so good or because it was memorable for some other reason. The best curry I ever had was the one my mother used to make. Sounds corney I know but true all the same. She made it...

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The_Col_G Though I love really hot curries, the best I've ever tasted is a fairly mild South Indian curry called avial (or mixed vegetable kootu). It (usually) contains green (very unripe) bananas, angled loofah (ridge gourd), eggplant (aubergine), yam, snake beans...

9 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 7 Mar 08

How far would you go to keep your children safe on sites like bebo and Youtube? Do ethics come into it or is all fair when it comes to protecting our children? Would you ever, like me, sign up on bebo and pose as someone else to...

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Ruth Belena I don't know Jim. I thought it was a good title. I don't even have parenting in my interests. Perhaps that is the answer. Start discussions in the bigger interest groups like life, people, Q&A perhaps?

8 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 2 Mar 08

On the Fulham FC club messageboard we get a fair number of postings from Americans, especially as Fulham have a number of American national team members, Brian McBride, Carlos Bocanegra and Eddie Lewis to name three. There is no...

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Darkwing Sometimes, the soccer discussions get a few responses, but most go to discussions on The Champions League, or as you say, the top clubs in popularity, like Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea. I do get a few with Leeds but not a lot. :) Just a wee tip on...

7 Mar 08

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rajforsure @rajforsure (38) • India 7 Mar 08

how do you define heavy metal? which are the heavy metal bands? not grunge, not death metal, black metal, not thrash? judas priest is one. others?

heavy metal

heavy metal bands

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Darkwing Heavy Metal is a genre of rock music which developed in the late 60s and early 70s. The bands that created heavy metal developed a thick, heavy, guitar-and-drums-centered sound, which was highly amplified and often featured fast guitar solos. It is an extreme...

7 Mar 08

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subha12 @subha12 (18441) • India 3 Mar 08

Do you ever wonder this? I have seen few users who by default get loads of responses for the discussions they start here. i really do not know how. it may be the subjects are interesting. But many times i have found out that few...

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Darkwing Basically, Mylot pays you to visit the site on day to day basis. I know they're a little evasive when it comes to telling you just what you earn for which action but from what I've gathered over the past fifteen months, they pay your for participation, that is...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 2 Mar 08

On the Fulham FC club messageboard we get a fair number of postings from Americans, especially as Fulham have a number of American national team members, Brian McBride, Carlos Bocanegra and Eddie Lewis to name three. There is no...

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Darkwing Hah! Well, I love English Football but despite the fact that I live in West Sussex, I'm a Leeds United Supporter. Now, they have followers all over the World, but I've started one or two discussions on them here, and I don't get many responses from actual...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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Darkwing Your daughter, indeed, sounds to be very talented and I would encourage that as much as is humanly possible. I like to write too. I'm not sure that she would get a lot of support or advice in Mylot, and I'm not sure about the joining age, but she could do...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? I very much endorse your 'open screen' policy, Jim. I believe that children (aka 'young people' - because that is what they are) should be carefully taught to handle the real world as it is and not shielded from it as long as possible. In my view, this should...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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patgalca I just checked the Writer's Digest list of Top 100 Writing Websites for 2006 (didn't bother printing the updated version). I knew there were sites on there for youth. The very first one I came across (alphabetically starting at "Y" for youth) is the Young...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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ShardAerliss If she is intelligent enough and mature enough she could get a lot out of the writers section here at MyLot. And if she has novel sized work done, no matter how good, and is corresponding with respected authors without your assistance I assure you she is...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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tutul0045 Hi, She must be cool...12 yrs and a writer in making. I must admit that i was very dumb at that age. I was in my own world and that is how they should be. Well mylot is a nice site and as she is just 12 yrs u can keep an eye on what she is posting and...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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Myrrdin Well, as good as myLot is, I wouldn't say she'd get much out of it. However you could point her in the direction of a variety of writers groups. I belong to one called Dreaming In Ink, they have limited membership though so she'd have to wait in line. There...

6 Mar 08

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Norfolk_Jim @Norfolk_Jim (214) 5 Mar 08

My 12 year old daughter is a talented and enthusiastic writer. She has written several books already and is way above her years in vocabulary and creative thinking. She even corresponds with established childrens authors like...

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Ruth Belena I know there are some young people here at MyLot but they are late teens and I don't think your daughter would enjoy writing here if she was the only person in her own age group. She will enjoy other social networks more because she can chat with people of her...

6 Mar 08

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