Radicalpatriot

@Radicalpatriot (665)

United States • Age 70

Joined myLot 17 years ago

Enjoy the world, not just your own back yard!

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Radicalpatriot's Activity

Do Girls Like Sweet Guys?

webbuff @webbuff (926) • Philippines 27 Feb 07

Recently, I have noticed that I hopelessly fall in love. I can never tell when or if a girl likes me. This is really hard. Recently I found a girl who is very sweet to me.She tells me that im the sweetest guy she has ever met and...

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Radicalpatriot Sweet guys are pansies and wimps. http://www.mylot.com/?=Radicalpatriot

27 Apr 07

What Is Rocking In Your Current Playlist?

Brentsky @Brentsky (164) • United States 15 Jan 07

Right now Ive got some Tool, Rage Against The Machine, and The Roots playing out. What about you, what bands/artists are you currently listening too?

music

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Radicalpatriot I would try Morning Musume (which means "Daughters of the Morning"), the top all-girls musical act in Japan and possibly the world right now. I've compiled a compact sampling on this blog:

12 Mar 07

Dealing with ADHD children

sheabebabe @sheabebabe (14) • United States 30 Mar 09

I have two boys ages 10 and 7. My 10 yr old is diagnosed with ADHD and the other will be assesed soon. It is difficult to deal with this issue day to day. I can tell them to do something and they forget as soon as they walk up a...

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Radicalpatriot I have two boys ages 10 and 7. My 10 yr old is diagnosed with ADHD and the other will be assesed soon. It is difficult to deal with this issue day to day. I can tell them to do something and they forget as soon as they walk up a stair because they see a toy. I...

30 Mar 09

In what year did God created Adam and Eve?

Aussies2007 @Aussies2007 (5336) • Australia 11 Feb 07

This is a genuine question. I really need to know.

adam

eve

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Radicalpatriot The first Christian leaders and Catholic popes estimated that the earth was created roughly 6,000 years B.C. Scientists who do not buy into the "uniformitarianism" (evolution) model estimate that the earth is very young, and that everything we know of as...

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Tell me about teaching English in Korea, please!

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 3 Mar 07

I am thinking seriously about teaching English in Korea, where I understand some 3,000 private English schools, or hagwons, seek teachers on an ongoing basis. If any Mylotians are Korean and know of how this process works, please...

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Iran can sink USS Stennis with Fox News' help

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 2 Mar 07

The aircraft carrier USS Stennis is "parked" in the Arabian Sea, Fox News reported today. That's just great. Tell Al-Qaeda on international TV where the Americans are. That way, it's easy for a rogue group or even Iran itself to...

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Radicalpatriot Aussie has this one right. The Stennis is there to do just that -- draw fire from any source. Then, whoever shot the missile gets obliterated. Makes sense to me.

3 Mar 07

Iran can sink USS Stennis with Fox News' help

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 2 Mar 07

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Radicalpatriot Yes, an aircraft carrier is not a microship, it is a floating island and easy terrorist target.

3 Mar 07

Global warming: Same thing happened in the 11th century A.D.

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 3 Mar 07

Warm temperatures up north and global chaos: The 21st century is just a repeat of the 11th. A quick check shows that the year 1000 was a time of anarchy, as the Roman Empire finished its meltdown, the Catholic Church was at its...

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Radicalpatriot All the vehicles on earth have but a miniscule affect on the atmosphere. It's just too huge. Krakatoa's explosion in the 19th century released more "greenhouse gas" than all of man's industry combined. Mt. Saint Helens blew up in 1979 and pushed 1,000 times...

3 Mar 07

Blood sacrifices? Nothing new, it still happens today.

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 3 Mar 07

Those who might think that human sacrifice as graphically depicted in Mel Gibson's "Apocalypto" are horrible should be reminded that the entirety of Christianity revolves around a human sacrifice, that of Christ. Violence remains...

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Moon turns into blood Saturday

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 2 Mar 07

News reports say that the moon will turn a "copper" color on Saturday night, but the Bible talks about the moon turning into the color of blood right before the world comes to an end. Look at what has happened, even today....

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Radicalpatriot The moon's color turning into the color of blood is but a sign that the world is about to end. It likely won't happen just this minute.

3 Mar 07

Iran is an ally, not an enemy, so let them nuke the Saudis for us!

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 25 Feb 07

We've got it all wrong. We, the United States, have pretty much wiped out two of Iran's most brutal enemies -- Saddam and the Taliban -- in the wake of 9/11. Instead of taking issue with Iran on nuclear weapons, we should take the...

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Radicalpatriot Iran might not have a choice. It is a Shiite nation, and the Shiites only make up about 10 percent of all Muslims. A nuclear program is the only way to ensure Iran's survival with the Sunnis willing to carbomb them out of existence. Israel and America are the...

3 Mar 07

billboards on wheels

lauriefnp @lauriefnp (5109) • United States 3 Mar 07

Has anyone seen the trucks that have advertisements that change every few minutes on the sides and the back of the truck? I don't know what the trucks are used for other than to display ads, as the trucks are really quite small....

traffic safety hazard

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Radicalpatriot You have a good point on this one. My town has city buses that are painted to appear as one gigantic moving advert and, yes, they are dangerous because drivers can be distracted. It appears the Madison Avenue has no concept of unintended consequences.

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Reading and rating, do you know what that means?

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160390) • United States 3 Mar 07

I have a friend (actually more than one) who often will put in her discussions that she will be reading and rating. If you are new, you may not understand that comment. It means that even if she does not give you a personal...

best response

reading and rating

reputation

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Radicalpatriot Yes, I read and rate and recommend you so, too, starting with my comment, please. Rating means you've read the post and that makes it more valuable for everyone. "Best response" is for a real zinger, nothing less.

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Global warming: Same thing happened in the 11th century A.D.

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 3 Mar 07

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Is caffeine the greatest of all wonder drugs? It's legal!

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 3 Mar 07

Nothing like a blast of caffeine to pick up a slow day. Coca-Cola, coffee, tea are the best sources, and coffee seems to be the best vehicle for this. I'm not sure why; other chemicals in coffee are also valuable to health. Is...

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TEA or COFFEE?

im_theboss @im_theboss (384) • India 3 Mar 07

well, i would always prefer coffee. its becaause it helps me MORE than tea to study late night. what about you? & please, justify your choice.

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Radicalpatriot Coffee (hot) in the morning and tea (iced) in the evening. Both drinks have health benefits, especially if you fresh-brew both. If I had to pick one over the other, it would be tea, because it is more enjoyable. However, coffee is actually more healthy. It is...

3 Mar 07

Looking for Mr.Right on online dating sites!

Rachel @RachelleDD (823) • Canada 3 Mar 07

My friend is gorgeous, she goes out on many dates it seems lately. Her longest relationship was only 14 months and then she ended it saying he wasn't good enough. Now she is checking online for Mr.Right. She has signed up to about...

mrright

online dating

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Radicalpatriot Looking for love online is one of the most dangerous things anyone can do. My daughter, who is now 22, did it all the time and she has paid the price for dating people online and not finding out serious problems with these people beforehand. Just don't do it!

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Discontinue nutritional supplement pills and see the difference!

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 3 Mar 07

Stop taking vitamins. Now! The body will simply get rid of whatever nutrients are excessive of what is really needed, but the liver can be affected if you keep taking pills every day. That is why you see so many liver-dasmage...

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Benefits of Fish Oil

syain1972 @syain1972 (1011) • Singapore 3 Mar 07

I've been reading a lot about the benefits of Fish Oil for children. They were saying that's its good for their mental development and children who consume the supplements tend to be smarter? Does anyone have any say about this?...

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Radicalpatriot Fish oil is overrated, and too much of it is just as bad as not having enough. Just eat one serving of fish of any kind during the week and that's plenty.

3 Mar 07

"Gaming" Adsense never a good idea, and PayPal rocks

Radicalpatriot @Radicalpatriot (665) • United States 3 Mar 07

Trying to "game" Google Adsense is unwise. Google will call you on it and ban your account and you will likely not get a second chance. Sure, you'll make a couple hundred dollars extra, but is it worth it? Getting an Adsense...

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