Adrenochrome

@Adrenochrome (1653)

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Should the Twilight saga be considered Gothic?

KAikens318 @KAikens318 (1) • United States 6 Nov 09

We are having a debate in my gothic lit class and I thought I would get other people's opinions on the subject. Frankenstein, Dracula, the Castle of Otranto are all considered gothic novels because of their motifs such as...

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Adrenochrome As an English Language teacher with a Degree in European Literature, I should like to help out. A Gothic novel need not have Vampires, as many of your respondents seem to think, nor need they be that dark. A Gothic novel centres upon 'the human condition',...

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Men

jahernandezrivas @jahernandezrivas (11288) • United States 9 Nov 09

Do you ever like try to get your husband or boyfriends attention and he just totally ignores you o.k. I dressed up relly nice and fixed ny hair this weekend and H=he did not say a thing.This hurt my feelings.Should I just ignore...

men

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Adrenochrome Did he ask you to dressup or fix your hair? Do you congratulate him when he cleans his teeth or combs his hair. You chose to get dressed up, you did it for yourself, not him. You'll probably tell yourself that you did it for him, but you know that isn't...

9 Nov 09

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Is the world really ending in 2012?

itsmauricecassidy @itsmauricecassidy (298) 9 Nov 09

So many reports are saying that the world will end in 2012 and which is also what scientists belief however I think it is just another stupid fact that is not even true. This has happened before and the world did not end. Now...

2021 end life people death

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Adrenochrome I hope not, I've got a holiday in Australia booked for 2012. Also, this is supposed to be based upon the Mayans teachings. As the Mayans don't seem to have foreseen their own destinction over a millenium ago, I wouldn't be too worried.

9 Nov 09

Paganism...... Is it a hot property these days?

cannibal @cannibal (650) • India 8 Nov 09

Well, in all honesty I don't really know what exactly Paganism is. I just know it is kind of pantheistic and also polytheistic. But it seems to be the 'buzz religion' in the west. I have also seen my Pagan myLotters. A site...

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Adrenochrome Paganism is a Christian umbrella term used to described a large number of religions. Strictly, any polytheistic religion is pagan, yet the term is rarely applied to Hindus. The use of the English language is being undermined by its propagandised or bad...

9 Nov 09

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who has been the best president of u.s.a

kush20006 @kush20006 (515) • India 8 Nov 09

tell me this thing i am not aware of history of u.s.a

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Adrenochrome I'm not American, I'm English, but don't feel that this should mean I can't have an opinion. Strangely, I would suggest Richard Nixon. The 'Watergate Scandal' tends to overshadow his achievements. He met with Kruschev and visited China, at a time when they...

9 Nov 09

If you were stuart broad ,which is the worse of the 2 overs?

stardustcdsd @stardustcdsd (1856) • India 6 Jun 09

hi friends.2 world cups and 2 memorable overs both resulting in defeat.if u were in stuart broad's shoes and choose which is ur worse of the 2 overs,the over he was hit for 6 sixes or the 20th over he bowled yesterday? [b]if i...

broad

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Adrenochrome You are cruel. Young Broad has bowled some good stuff imbetween those two overs:) I must admit that I wouldn't have selected him for this tournament. To answer your question honestly, yesterday was worse than the six sixes over. That has been done before to...

6 Jun 09

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bangladesh warriors against indian cricketers sorry indian kniders!!!!!!!!!!!!

handsomerohith @handsomerohith (326) • India 6 Jun 09

The stunning last-ball win by the netherlands over england in the world Twenty 20 opener has raised the morale of fellow minnow bangladesh, their captain said on saturday. the dutch conjured a four-wicket win against the...

cricket

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Adrenochrome I know that this may sound strange but I don't feel that the Dutch win was such a surprise. As an Englishman, I was very surprised by the England teams selection. With spin bowling having been so vital in T20 cricket, the omission of Swann, who has been in...

6 Jun 09

Most of the big names flopped in IPL 2

abhishek111 @abhishek111 (377) • India 26 May 09

It is very pity to say that most of the big players both Indian and International players flopped in this IPL 2. The prominent among them are: Sachin Tendulkar Sourav Ganguly Mahinder Singh Dhoni Kevin Pietersen Rahul...

ipl

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Adrenochrome Adam Gilchrist captained the winning team - a team that was awful last year. He must be judged as a great success. Unfortunately, many Indian players have trouble when not playing in Asia. If they culd improve their performances on seaming pitches rather than...

4 Jun 09

Biblical Mysteries Explained (turns out to be the opposite)

kdmlrys @kdmlrys (398) • United States 13 Apr 09

I finished watching the Discovery Channel's documentary "Biblical Mysteries Explained". It turns out that I'm wrong after all. I thought it'll refute some of the accounts in the Bible (namely the Exodus and Sodom & Gomorrah from...

bible

biblical mysteries explained

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Adrenochrome Tv is generally not a great source of truth. Professor Simon Schama has published many books, has a seat at an Ivy League US university and appears regularly on tv on both sides of the ocean. Unfortunately, the man can't open his mouth without lying. People...

4 Jun 09

Wake Up People!

whiteheather39 @whiteheather39 (24403) • United States 2 Jun 09

[b]Obama is becoming more and more blatantly open about his favoritism and support for anyone and anything to do with Islam . Do his fans still not see where he is leading our country? You can be sure he will be well greeted by...

obama administration supports terrorists

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Adrenochrome I find this whole legal question puzzling. Osama Bin Laden was born in Saudi Arabia, but is anti the Royal family there. Prior to moving to Afghanistan, he was a fervent anti-monarchy activist. Additionally, when Iraq invaded Kuwait, and opposing the whole...

4 Jun 09

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Laugh Out Loud?

kdmlrys @kdmlrys (398) • United States 25 Apr 09

LOL or Laugh/Laughing Out Loud is too mainstream. Do you ever get tired of laughing out loud? I think I should refrain from using that acronym. Do you think SOW (smile out wide) is a good alternative?

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Adrenochrome I notice that bladder weakness is also a problem for many internet users. They seem to PMSL rather a lot. I would like to introduce the world to GFEE (Grinning from ear to ear).

4 Jun 09

Sky TV in United Kingdom/England

starr4all @starr4all (2863) 15 Dec 08

I just moved to the United Kingdom (England specifically) and I'm looking into the various cable companies. Does anyone have Sky tv? Do you like it? Any help would be appreciated. I've gone nearly 5 weeks without tv (except AFN...

cable

sky tv

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Adrenochrome I'm not sure where you have come from, but you may be disappointed by the lack of choice. Sky is great for sport. It also carries American movies and some US TV shows long before the mainstream channels. If your interests differ from those above, you would be...

15 Dec 08

I am dissaponted

freethinkingagent @freethinkingagent (2501) 14 Dec 08

Hey my fellow mylotters, I am a bit disappointed, in myself as well. Why do we find it necessary to defend Christianity from people of other religions attacking Christians and the bible. I know I have gone after at least one...

christian ethics

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Adrenochrome I was raised as an Anglican, and still believe that there is a lot of sage advice contained within the Bible. However, due to the school I attended, private English Anglican school, I had my eyes opened by the Reverend who taught us Divinity (Religious...

15 Dec 08

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