@TinWolf on myLot

wonder_grrrl66 @wonder_grrrl66 (236) • United States 9 Mar 07

Do ever have those moments when you feel more alone in a crowd than you do when you're alone? Do hate conforming to the trends and wish you were embraced for your non-conformist views? I'm only asking this question because I...

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people

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TinWolf No I wasn't suggesting you or any readers were or should emmulate Kurt, and I suppose as learning tools, books do provide levels of that. People have also followed the Bible (with the largest sales figures and readership of ant book in history) I happen to...

13 Mar 07

no name @Zmugzy (773) 9 Mar 07

I made this painting some time ago and I would like to know what you think. It is a reproduction of a painting by Tamara De Lempicka - a Polish painter of the 1930s - although I have changed the colours slightly. I would also like...

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TinWolf With all due respect I doubt I'm your DEAR TinWolf, but the Q was confusing in that you aske "do you like MY?" To be honest No I don't have a feeling for that piece, no matter the Artist, but that doesn't make it less valid, or reasonable. In my...

13 Mar 07

smkwan2007 @smkwan2007 (1036) • Hong Kong 9 Mar 07

Becoming a writer is many people's dream. Recently I read a blog page talking about writing. It says that if you want to be a successful writer you must pay attention the following points. 1. A budding writer must be patient...

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TinWolf Um, with all due respect that was exactly my point. I've never been in it for the money, and had I bothered to keep track over the past 25 plus years, I'd see that I'd spent more in emotional energies, than I ever put in any bank as cash.

13 Mar 07

raveemenon @raveemenon (1071) • India 10 Mar 07

I have been writing on various sites , both paid and volountary sites.I find some writers or topics attract more readership. What in your opinion is best to hit in the online market?

writers dilemma

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TinWolf With all due respect I don't strictly enjoy or trust E publishing or online topics to read, or submit to. That said I'm obviously here, DUH. I've been a writer most of my life and don't confine myself but certainly it's wise for a writer to find target...

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smkwan2007 @smkwan2007 (1036) • Hong Kong 9 Mar 07

Becoming a writer is many people's dream. Recently I read a blog page talking about writing. It says that if you want to be a successful writer you must pay attention the following points. 1. A budding writer must be patient...

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TinWolf With all due respect to whomever created that list, I suggest it has some validity. As a writer for most of my 63 years I suspect "Becoming" in a strict sense may not be totally accurate. Obviously the technical aspects are needed, but it's a passion, not a...

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suspenseful @suspenseful (40192) • Canada 9 Mar 07

I was having a discussion the other day with my friends about critiquing. I said I haven't put my novel out for critiquing because the ones who usually do are beginners and those whom I would rather critique, the published authors...

who critiques writing

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TinWolf With all due respect to you, but not strictly to the post you mention, ones best critic is likely themselves, given that they have the skills, and passion for what they want to express. Certainly in large measure being judged isn't what I most enjoy but to...

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no name @Zmugzy (773) 9 Mar 07

I made this painting some time ago and I would like to know what you think. It is a reproduction of a painting by Tamara De Lempicka - a Polish painter of the 1930s - although I have changed the colours slightly. I would also like...

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TinWolf With all due respect I'm confused in that you offer two pieces of work and don't strictly say that the ANGEL is what you're asking about.(I get it by the way that adding an image may increase your pennies) I've been an artist most of my life and with no...

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pranesh245 @pranesh245 (309) • India 9 Mar 07

How enjoying do you find listning your favourite music when you read your favourite novel?For me I enjoy listning my favourite songs in soothing sound whatever I read.For some its a bit iritating.whats your thinking?

reading n listning

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TinWolf I used to "devour" books as if they were food items, and usually they were pretty tasty. In a reading mode I most often used the kind of music that is sounds of nature, such as rain, or a running river, leaves blowing, etc. I no longer read as much as I'd...

9 Mar 07

wonder_grrrl66 @wonder_grrrl66 (236) • United States 9 Mar 07

Do ever have those moments when you feel more alone in a crowd than you do when you're alone? Do hate conforming to the trends and wish you were embraced for your non-conformist views? I'm only asking this question because I...

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TinWolf With no offense at all I find the term "NON Conformist" a boring cliche. I've read your post and I won't delve into the details of your suggestions about reading choices but will offer these feelings. Isolation, or avoidance can certainly be a...

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roshnichaudhary @roshnichaudhary (1160) • United States 23 Feb 07

Do you like abstract painting? I like it very much because of its unique style of expression.

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TinWolf Just wanted to add this. Not ALL abstract are is unrecognizeable in it's representation of the "model"

9 Mar 07

roshnichaudhary @roshnichaudhary (1160) • United States 23 Feb 07

Do you like abstract painting? I like it very much because of its unique style of expression.

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TinWolf Art certainly must be a passion, and how one expresses is extremely personal. I'm working on an abstract piece at the moment. It's a "City Scape" and the primary reason for doing it in an abstract style is to feel, and share that Architecture can have a...

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SHSTennis08 @SHSTennis08 (163) • United States 8 Mar 07

My dogs is a tennis ball, she loves me to throw it, then she will run, get it, and refuse to give it back unless i pull it out of her mouth.

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TinWolf My dog isn't really much into play, unless it's rough and tumble, which I try to discourage in a Wolf/Chow, but to directly answer your question, her favorite "toys" are the CATS she lives with. :)

8 Mar 07

bluekisses06 @bluekisses06 (140) • Philippines 8 Mar 07

My boyfriend is younger than me and my fellow classmates and friends always teasing me for that. I should admit that in the start its very difficult to have a younger boyfriend but in the long run i have learned to adjust. Do you...

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TinWolf With no offense I suggest the issue is what the two of you feel that matters, not what others feel. I'll assume you're "both" young and certainly peer pressure can be heavy. Beyond that, and not to bring this down, but it's possible this won't be the one...

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w1z111 @w1z111 (985) • United States 8 Mar 07

I've only been part of myLot for a short time, so I'm still 'learning the ropes'. I've been hesitant to click on anyone's comments as being "best response", and I'm wondering how others feel about that. Is it 'fair' to pick a...

best response

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mylot

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TinWolf As a relative newbie and one without a high score or rating number, I don't come here to salve my ego, nor am I offended if not chosen Best or given a rating. I also don't want to offend others. I do however feel that anyone who posts a discussion should...

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reaperz @reaperz (1266) • United States 8 Mar 07

Its really weird. I am talking to this one girl, and she just keeps on talking and talking and talking. She doesn't know how to stop! But, as a gentlemen, I don't want to hurt her feelings by telling her to shut up. So I sit there...

telling someone to stop talking

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TinWolf Smiles, good Q. With no offense meant to anyone, the female gender isn't on trial here I hope. On a less serious note you could feign falling asleep, even if standing, and snore,,,OR evem more dramatic, you might fake a spontaneous coma, falling to the...

8 Mar 07

the_dreamer2005 @the_dreamer2005 (1175) • United States 8 Mar 07

I saw a report the other night on TV that claims from an expert living together before marriage is a bad idea. I think it's better to live together before marriage to make sure that you can live with the other person- you learn...

marriage

relationships

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TinWolf Certainly in a religiously driven moral consciousness, living together unmarried is at least inappropriate or questionable. Keep in mind that that mind set is very likely outdated. The process of getting to know another however, might be slightly skewed...

8 Mar 07

indigo2385 @indigo2385 (44) • United States 13 Mar 09

What exactly is DSL? I know that you go faster than dial up but I still am unsure what exactly it is. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!

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TinWolf What exactly is DSL? I know that you go faster than dial up but I still am unsure what exactly it is. PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!

13 Mar 09

NextGenMC07 @NextGenMC07 (25) • United States 7 Mar 07

I love dogs and I've had many but my favorite was my short-haired hound named "Lady" she was an awesome dog. Lovable, but overprotective too and very smart. She passed on when I was 12 but she was a great dog and I'll never forget...

dogs pets animals mans best friend

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TinWolf With no offense meant, and in my case "best" isn't a word I'd use, but to consider it I'd have to say ANY dog I had at any particular time. I've never compared them as if they had been part of a poll or contest. Certainly because they all have different...

8 Mar 07

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