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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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96vidalias My list is pretty much like yours except for the details. I realize now that I have always worried about the wrong things, even in health matters. I might as well not have worried at all. I regret all the time and mental energy I have spent in my lifetime...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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Alexandria37 I got married when I was twenty four years old and my husband was twenty one. I had a highly paid job and I should have stayed working until I made my fortune. Ah well, hindsight is a great thing!

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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Leca Well, I tried to tell some people: family members, doctors, teachers, policemen even... but because the person who was abusing me was "respected in the community" no one believed me. I gave up because I was tired of being called a liar, a problem child, a bad...

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Alexandria37 @Alexandria37 (5717) • Ireland 11 Apr 07

My grandaughter loves drawing and never goes anywhere without her sketch pad and pencils. She stayed at my house for the weekend and I took some photos of her sketches. I have posted a few of them in my profile and I would like to...

the corpse bride

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Alexandria37 She used to attend art classes when she was living with me but now she is living in another county and my daughter is finding it difficult to locate a good art teacher. Yes, she is into horror flicks but only in moderation. My daughter decides what films she...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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Alexandria37 If I knew then what I know now, I would not have gotten married so young. I would have had dogs instead of children (though I love them now that I have them). I would have appreciated all the sacrifices my parents made for me and I would have told them more...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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Leca I would have kept telling everyone I saw I was being abused until someone listened. I would have not trusted a lot of the people I trusted. I would have killed someone who was harming me when I had a chance. I think that's about it, but that's certainly...

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96vidalias @96vidalias (344) • United States 14 Mar 07

This happens when I am doing something else and my brain is running on auto pilot. Once I was not really watching a TV program about a farmer in Canada. He was calling out commands to his large work horse in French. I thought,...

inner dialogue

stupid statements

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96vidalias One of the things I noticed about the HBO series Carnivale was the language was sometimes modern instead of the 1930's. Mostly it was well done, but a few times I heard a current expression like, "Put your hands together" (for applause) instead of "How about a...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 23 Mar 07

In terms of: a) people being polite, civil, respecting others and their rights and following their obligations dutifully b) governments respecting their citizens, allowing good access to education/law/housing/etc., providing...

civilization

countries

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96vidalias Here is another thought on the topic, but not really a follow up to the previous reply. In Of Human Bondage, Maugham has a character say that in France you are free to act however you wish as long as you think like everyone else, but in Germany you can act...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

nicknames

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kirsten_08 loosi?!... as in loosi liu?!... wahahaha... lol... *peace dude...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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96vidalias I was sure you were going to say that sweetkisses was a pet's name. It sounds like something people would say to a pet.

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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sweeetkisses2 my dog name is coocoo but her nick name is babygurl i love her to death.

18 Apr 07

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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Destiny007 We have a cat named Morgana. My wife named her, I'm not sure why she picked that name. This cat is also called tuna breath, hairball, and rotten, plus a few stronger names depending what she has knocked off of something. She has been responsible for...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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kirsten_08 i had once a pet fish named after a character at Finding Nemo... Dory... she died because of my stupidity... Dory is a goldfish and i only have an aquarium and what did i did?!... i put dory in it together with a fighting fish... waste o' money... Ü

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96vidalias @96vidalias (344) • United States 14 Mar 07

This happens when I am doing something else and my brain is running on auto pilot. Once I was not really watching a TV program about a farmer in Canada. He was calling out commands to his large work horse in French. I thought,...

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96vidalias After a show gets old enough it is a time capsule of attitudes and especially fashions of the time. Mary Tyler Moore and That Girl especially showcased style. And I Love Lucy (I only like Lucy) sometimes gives a glimpse of a painfully outdated outlook on life....

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96vidalias @96vidalias (344) • United States 14 Mar 07

This happens when I am doing something else and my brain is running on auto pilot. Once I was not really watching a TV program about a farmer in Canada. He was calling out commands to his large work horse in French. I thought,...

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96vidalias That does make sense but sometimes I actually prefer to watch something I have seen before. It's familiar and comforting. The old shows move at a slower pace too. It doesn't tax my brain at all. And people do watch Hamlet and other classics over and over, but...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 12 Jan 07

You know, the little fantasy creatures with the wings. In old folk tales, they'd make appearances and liven up the story arcs, but today, all you see are these representations that: a. are too skanky to be taken seriously b....

fairies

folk tales

obsessions

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96vidalias I'm not much of a bible reader, but when the angel appeared to Mary I remember that as more of a job offer. But the paintings of the occasion are usually called "The Annunciation." That does sound like it was already decided.

2 Apr 07

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s sivasubrahmanyam @shivamani10 (11035) • Hyderabad, India 9 Apr 17

I was getting sleep which I wanted not to. If I stop it once from tomorrow I become normal and can work continuously in the afternoon also. I will be back in my route. So decided to see a movie. I got a movie titled DHOKA...

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96vidalias I was getting sleep which I wanted not to. If I stop it once from tomorrow I become normal and can work continuously in the afternoon also. I will be back in my route. So decided to see a movie. I got a movie titled DHOKA (Cheating) on the Internet. Watched...

2 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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96vidalias I have been close to possums many times and they are not dangerous, they just turn and saunter away- they don't really run. But I wouldn't want to try to grab one, just like I wouldn't try to grab a strange dog. Getting back to pet's names, my brother had a...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1488) • Portugal 9 Mar 07

Golliwog dolls especially, were very popular in certain European countries. If you take away their racist stereotype undertones and origin, you basically get two loveable characters that are very interesting, visually. I...

golliwog

racism

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96vidalias Maybe they don't want to belong to any club that would accept them as a member. I believe that quote is attributed to Groucho Marx.

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