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mssnow @mssnow (9484) • United States 19 Jun 07

I have no health insurance. So like yesterday when i finally went to the doctor after waiting for a week and a half hoping it would go away, I paid the price. The free clinics couldn't get me in till the end of august. Yes I am...

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OhMyDayz The only thing we have to pay for in the UK is denistry and that costs a fortune, so inevitably the poor in the country have bad teeth. Also, the rich do have the choice of private healthcare. I could not imagine having to pay to see a doctor. We have...

19 Jun 07

sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz Well puy wmaharper and foxxee, I agree with everything you have said. The discusssion was put in such a way that it will annoy parents. I defend my mum to the hills and I know that if she had not used a hand strap on my brother he would have definately been...

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mssnow @mssnow (9484) • United States 18 Jun 07

Do you ever get the feeling that you are being watched?? That your every move is being recorded. That someone is trying to trip you up . To make you do or something that they can take out of context and use against you. Doesn't...

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OhMyDayz Well I am constantly watched as I live in London. The UK has the highest rate of CCTV cameras and we are watched all the time. In one part of the UK they even have cameras now with microphones and if they see you doing something they can speak to you. I...

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songbirdnaimh @songbirdnaimh (1422) • United States 18 Jun 07

-Great first day of camp -Looked at apartments online tonight -The ice cream truck came today -I am so happy for A/C

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OhMyDayz I found out today I have been accepted onto a hairdressing course at a top West End Hairdressers in London. There were 12 of us but only 6 places and I got one of them. I am so happy!!

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beautyqueen26 @beautyqueen26 (16030) • United States 18 Jun 07

I'm worried that my female cat might run outside and get into a fight with one of the neighborhood cats. She's a real puff-ball, but she can hiss a lot! If a cat gets spayed, does she lose the ability to defend herself?

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OhMyDayz Not at all. We had the most independent cat who could hold her own against man or beast after she was spaded. All it does is stop them having kittens and nothing else. Both my other cats are also able to defend themselves against other cats. At least she...

18 Jun 07

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jhenny_17 @jhenny_17 (11) • Philippines 17 Jun 07

as of today we are aware of this kind of things,,.. but what i mean is, are you aware of what your parents will think when they found out you have a boy fiend or girl friend????,, are you ready for the cosequence???

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OhMyDayz Luckily my parents were fine when I told them I had a boyfriend although I must admit my mum was alot more relaxed about it than my dad, but then I am a daddy's girl and he knows what the male species are all about!!LOL It must be hard to have parents who...

17 Jun 07

sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz In the UK we had a very horrific case of a boy James Bulger, being taken away from his parents in a shopping centre and abused and killed. It caused a public outcry and many parents were so cautious after this. A friend of mine was in a supermarket carpark...

17 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz No parent lets go of their childs hand when they are near a road, but as I stated it can hapen at anytime. Do you hold your kids hands all the time you are out with them or do you have a certain signal to let them know it is time to hold your hand, just...

17 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz When a parent is secure in their love for their child and feels that using a harness is the best way to protect their child, this is what they only see. When a parent is so up their own view on what is right or wrong for all children based entirely on how...

17 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz I can say from experience that holding an adults hand has to be the most restrictive and annoying thing. Sweaty palms and the constant pull back when I was young if I felt like walking ahead of my mum or dad. A harness gives the child alot more freedom but at...

17 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz I feel I cannot give you an explanation I do not relate a dog lead and a child harness within the same context. From your previous responses it seems that you are more concerned with how people will see you if you were walking along the road with a dog on a...

16 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 15 Jun 07

Should Abortions be illegal?My personal opinion is Yes.I agree that once the "Child is Conceived" It is a baby,it will be born and it will grow into a person. There are so many people who want children and cant have them,and then...

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OhMyDayz Until you are personally put into this situation it is very easy to make assumptions and feel that abortion is the wrong choice. However, accidents do happen, couples have made a family and an addition to their family economically or otherwise is not...

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz If you are walking a nine month old down the road then you have a very advanced child as most do not become steady on their feet until over a year old. If I saw a parent walking a baby this young without any safety measures I would definately question their...

16 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz As you must be aware all kids are different. As I said earlier I did not need a leash but my brother did, he was a nightmare and would try and run as soon as he could no matter what my mum did. Parents will do whatever they feel is necessary to keep their...

16 Jun 07

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Modestah @Modestah (11177) • United States 16 Jun 07

Do you think that entertainers and other person's in the public eye have a moral obligation to society? should they be held to a higher standard for the very fact that they are visible to so many and can influence the populace...

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OhMyDayz Personally I do not believe that entertainers should hold the moral high ground, as they are just the same as us and I do not confess to having the perfect life. To me they do a job the same as the rest of us and that is where it should stop, but sadly the...

16 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz My, you are quite aggressive in your response, no wonder your kids hold your hand!!!

16 Jun 07

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sweetcutiepie42 @sweetcutiepie42 (180) • Australia 16 Jun 07

I was looking in a baby shop today and my partner pointed the "HARNESS" (leash like thing) out to me saying that looks horrible. I said quiet loudly "That's disgusting!You should hold your childs hand or put them in a...

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OhMyDayz What you have done is the best thing for your child and by your response you show that you are a caring parent. So many parents will rant about things that are not an issue with them and disagree without looking into why some parents use them. What you are...

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