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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342275) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Sep 22

In the photo is another of the quirky items at our house-sit. It’s pretty obvious this is a snail, made from scrap pieces of metal. Sometimes I don’t like such items but this I really like. It’s 8.30am here and Qwacka Duck has...

western australia

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DE I'm glad you told us what it was supposed to be. I didn't see a snail in your photo. (Don't tell the owners but it looked like a pile of junk to me. )

7 Sep 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

coronavirus covid 19

health

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divalounger @ScotMac I do think we are in an odd time in this pandemic--it is like we are ignoring it or like we have gotten used to the number of recurring deaths--

1 Sep 22

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine @mythociate (21432) • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 25 Aug 22

I haven't gotten very far into her story (I haven't even watched this 'History of the She-Hulk'-vlog yet); and I'm of 'the generation where "Hulk" is the word for ... that (from "wrestler" Hulk Hogan to reruns of the Bill...

she hulk needs a better name

something less derivative

disney plus

marvel cinematic multiverse

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine Yeah, why didn't they call The Incredible Hulk "Hulk-Man" or "Formerly Masculine, Male-Gendered Guy who Hulks Out"?

25 Aug 22

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine @mythociate (21432) • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 25 Aug 22

I haven't gotten very far into her story (I haven't even watched this 'History of the She-Hulk'-vlog yet); and I'm of 'the generation where "Hulk" is the word for ... that (from "wrestler" Hulk Hogan to reruns of the Bill...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (182144) • United States 11 May 22

Modern golf originated in Scotland in the 15th century. The first written record is the banning of golf by James II in 1457 -- it was a distraction to learning archery. James IV lifted the ban in 1502. In 1764 the standard...

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The Horse Golf bores me as well. And I am terrible at it! Interesting that James II banned it. Hard to kill enemies with golf balls, I suppose.

25 Aug 22

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (182144) • United States 11 May 22

Modern golf originated in Scotland in the 15th century. The first written record is the banning of golf by James II in 1457 -- it was a distraction to learning archery. James IV lifted the ban in 1502. In 1764 the standard...

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M Cheung @Beestring (14700) • Hong Kong 24 Aug 22

When I was a child, there was no Barbie. I loved to play paper dolls. Paper dolls are figures cut out of paper or thin card, with separate clothes, also made of paper, that are usually held onto the dolls by paper folding tabs. I...

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John Evans @Beestring no i was never into shoes thank goodness, that would have been odd lol

25 Aug 22

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M Cheung @Beestring (14700) • Hong Kong 24 Aug 22

When I was a child, there was no Barbie. I loved to play paper dolls. Paper dolls are figures cut out of paper or thin card, with separate clothes, also made of paper, that are usually held onto the dolls by paper folding tabs. I...

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OceanTiara We played cards and monopoly. Sometimes I played with some pull along wooden ducks when I was very small child.

25 Aug 22

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M Cheung @Beestring (14700) • Hong Kong 24 Aug 22

When I was a child, there was no Barbie. I loved to play paper dolls. Paper dolls are figures cut out of paper or thin card, with separate clothes, also made of paper, that are usually held onto the dolls by paper folding tabs. I...

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M Cheung That should be fun. Do you still like reading now?

25 Aug 22

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M Cheung @Beestring (14700) • Hong Kong 24 Aug 22

When I was a child, there was no Barbie. I loved to play paper dolls. Paper dolls are figures cut out of paper or thin card, with separate clothes, also made of paper, that are usually held onto the dolls by paper folding tabs. I...

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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Ron Rybs @ScotMac Hopefully not as hazardous as the workshy PM who mismanaged it!

24 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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Torunn @ScotMac Yes, and maybe it'll make people less hysterical about the vaccines and the different "theories" to what they can cause. I don't think it's normal to think that the flu vaccine will micro-chip you. At least I hope not.

24 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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OceanTiara Well it is still going on here so I am wearing the mask when I need to. At this point, I am not overly concerned no.

22 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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Torunn I haven't tried very hard to avoid it til now, yet I haven't caught it, but as all regulations are lifted, I only think about it when travelling. Do I need a vaccination pass or not? Do I have to wear a mask to get in? And will people pass out if I sneeze?...

22 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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RasmaSandra I am more inside than out and continue to stay that way, Yes, if and when I will go out I will be as careful as I can but most of the streets here are pretty empty and the stores are not overcrowded so I can stay to myself, I am still considering taking a...

22 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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LindaOH We still consider it a real threat. My husband and I are older; and they seem to be finding more and more long-term effects after having the virus.

22 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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divalounger I think we are in the era of weigh the risks and then act accordingly. My husband and I are older, 66 and 69--are we both have some chronic stuff we deal with--we are musicians by trade--he is an organist and choir director, and I am a classical singer. So we...

22 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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M Cheung Here, the number of cases increased recently. I always wear a mask when I go outside and avoid crowded place. Wonder if Covid will ever disappear.

22 Aug 22

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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didik wijanarko Maybe if we are careful we won't catch Covid-19. But the problem is there are so many deadly diseases that threaten us out there. And we won't be able to dodge all of them, one of them will attack us now or later. Maybe we can adopt a healthy lifestyle, but...

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Bill McAlpine @ScotMac (1335) • Edinburgh, Scotland 20 Aug 22

After all that has been said and done concerning the coronavirus pandemic and, given the fact that we now have effective vaccines against it, does the threat of catching Covid-19 still concern you? It seems like the virus is...

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl I think I'm about 80% on the side of just getting on with life. Trouble is, my husband has had Covid twice and it's long covid.

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