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Amber @AmbiePam (93791) • United States 12 Dec

Last night I dreamed one of our single members of Mylot got married, and I hitchhiked to her wedding (no, I would never hitchhike). When I looked at her gift registry, they were all books (she’s a notorious...

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OceanTiara @RebeccasFarm (90294) • Arvada, Colorado 20 Nov

John F. Kennedy lived in a two-bedroom apartment at 122 Bowdoin Street in Beacon Hill, Boston, which served as his official residence until his death. He moved there after World War II, and it became a key location during his...

jfk

boston

residence

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OceanTiara You are so right Loyal..the last.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 5 Nov

Forget about real life. Just on the screen. For me, it's easy. Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. They made a lot of movies together. Most are great, even though there's one where Marcello plays a gay guy! Still a great...

movies

love

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George B Vieto Talia Shire and Sylvester Stallone in the "Rocky Balboa' franchise.

27 Nov

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Four Walls @FourWalls (68918) • United States 20 Nov

At least this is a good counterbalance to that country song I just posted. If you’re wondering (or even if you aren’t), we’re at songs #77 on the alphabetical lists of my favorite charted songs. Here’s one that...

music

top ten lists

100 favorite rock songs

eagles

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Four Walls Yep, in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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RasmaSandra @PinkFloydFan sorry about losing your brother.

21 Nov

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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RasmaSandra As an only child I got to develop a big imagination growing up and it has helped me with my writing all through my life,

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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Judy Story It never hurts to use your imagination.

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Jennifer Dombrowski @LovesEverybody (4394) • United States 8 Apr

Good Afternoon my fellow myLotters! I have a question today. who is your favorite comedian(s)? What makes you like them so much? Remember you can share as many as you desire! I will share my absolute favorite. I will only...

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Jennifer Dombrowski @LovesEverybody (4394) • United States 27 Oct

Good late morning myLot! I have a question this fine morning! What is your favorite form of reading? by that I mean, do you read only ebooks on your ereader or do you refuse to read anything other than a hardback/paperback...

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 20 Nov

When I was a kid, it made a little more sense, since there was still time to achieve goals and such, but in my 40s, I can't just turn it off. I should consciously try to limit it to earlier in the day, but it might only manifest...

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Kayla Tsukino I don't think you can use your imagination too much. I think we're all different in our own way.

20 Nov

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OceanTiara @RebeccasFarm (90294) • Arvada, Colorado 20 Nov

John F. Kennedy lived in a two-bedroom apartment at 122 Bowdoin Street in Beacon Hill, Boston, which served as his official residence until his death. He moved there after World War II, and it became a key location during his...

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Four Walls @FourWalls (68918) • United States 20 Nov

At least this is a good counterbalance to that country song I just posted. If you’re wondering (or even if you aren’t), we’re at songs #77 on the alphabetical lists of my favorite charted songs. Here’s one that...

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 2 Sep

Stalin and Saddam are two men I've read off and on for decades, and there's SO many differing accounts, even minor things. There's a handful of stories of a possible trade for prisoner Jakov. I think readers should always...

history

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Faster16 @PinkFloydFan you're welcome

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 2 Sep

Stalin and Saddam are two men I've read off and on for decades, and there's SO many differing accounts, even minor things. There's a handful of stories of a possible trade for prisoner Jakov. I think readers should always...

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Faster16 Sounds like you’re on a deep dive into history—props for digging into all sides and keeping it real with original sources!

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

movies

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Judy Story I like the quiet character's more.

4 Sep

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

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Greenery8 @PinkFloydFan thank you.

4 Sep

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

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Shavkat If it is being portrayed well, then there is nothing to say.

3 Sep

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Loyal Opposition @PinkFloydFan (1101) • United States 31 Aug

The more mysterious an actor is, there’s more curiosity. I’ve seen non-actors play a part in a mediocre movie but come across as a good performance. There’s less probability to come across as fake to the audience, as opposed to a...

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Greenery8 i think all of us like mystery. i think the biggest disappointment is being mysterious on the screen but in real life, not so

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