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amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 17 May 09

All my life I wanted a best friend, I was the kind of kid who would watch other girls who would sit on the steps at school and giggle while whispering something under their breath, just low enough that you couldn't hear. I...

awkward

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amizon50 Thanks for sharing your story with me Princelierocks! My sincerest apologies for not answering sooner. I don't frequent myLot as often as I'd like to.

24 Jun 10

Chrissy @Java09 (3075) • United States 2 Mar 10

When you create a sim do you make them from people you know or celebs?In all of the sims games I make a sim from someone I know.How about you?If I don't do this it makes it harder for me to create sims.

sims

sims 2

video games

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amizon50 A kindred spirit! I am terrible about SIMS. I can literally sit for HOURS and SIMulate away. I like making people, but I prefer to make houses and stuff. I'm really good at making outrageous designs and tricking the system into letting me do wild stuff with...

12 May 10

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amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 2 May 09

This was a riddle given to a class of Universtiy students in a psychology class at UPEI. One of the three hundred students was able to answer the riddle within less than five minutes. None of the others figured out the answer....

brain teaser

psychology

riddle

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amizon50 Um, no, he was shot by whomever he cheated against...lol.

12 May 10

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 17 May 09

It's funny, I used to be easily depressed by things, I took a lot on myself and I found that I was really good at writing when I felt angry. It was such a great outlet for negative feelings. Now, though, despite my love for words...

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amizon50 I'm sorry, the comment above this one was actually made by me, sulynsi was on this computer before me and obvioulsy forgot to sign out. I didn't realize it until I had already posted my comment, apologies for the confusion.

8 Jun 09

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 3 Jun 09

Ok, so I'm going into school debates with very little idea of how to argue my point. Our class was assigned several different topics for debate; however, we were not given a choice. I got stuck with fighting injustice against...

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amizon50 I can understand that point of view I agree that it is right. However(and I include myself in this), I don't know too many people who would stand and watch an animal being slaughtered that they were soon going to be eating. I feel that many people would quit...

3 Jun 09

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 3 Jun 09

Ok, so I'm going into school debates with very little idea of how to argue my point. Our class was assigned several different topics for debate; however, we were not given a choice. I got stuck with fighting injustice against...

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amizon50 Oh wow! So you've actually tried seal meat? That's different! Just out of curiosity, are there any flavors you could compare it to that I would understand? Also, it's true what you say about the cruelty factor,but really is any animal slaughter pleasant. Not...

3 Jun 09

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amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 3 Jun 09

Ok, so I'm going into school debates with very little idea of how to argue my point. Our class was assigned several different topics for debate; however, we were not given a choice. I got stuck with fighting injustice against...

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amizon50 Thanks for the link Beki, only thing is wikipedia often has some unreliable information, but I'll check out the site anyway. :)

3 Jun 09

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 17 May 09

It's funny, I used to be easily depressed by things, I took a lot on myself and I found that I was really good at writing when I felt angry. It was such a great outlet for negative feelings. Now, though, despite my love for words...

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amizon50 I understand about the whole books affecting your writing thing. The only part that annoys me about that is, I find it also affects my style. I have a very unique writing style, but sometimes if I get into a tangent from a specific book, I'll start adopting...

27 May 09

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 17 May 09

It's funny, I used to be easily depressed by things, I took a lot on myself and I found that I was really good at writing when I felt angry. It was such a great outlet for negative feelings. Now, though, despite my love for words...

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amizon50 I know what you're saying, my darker stuff needs a mood to surround it too(ex. after dark, angry feelings, fear, depression, etc.). To me though, love tends to make me a more passionate writer-even from a darker point of view; imagining how I would feel...

27 May 09

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 15 May 09

Man, talk about DEEP! I read this book twice and both times it made me scream, cry and laugh! The story led to the conclusion so well that I almost didn't see it coming. It is a sort of window into the soul of a teen girl who has...

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amizon50 Oh my GOSH! NO! I didn't know there was a movie based on the novel. That is awesome, I'll have to see if I can find it, assuming it is also named Speak. Sometimes they change the name, depending on the Producer, etc. Thanks for putting that out there though....

16 May 09

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 4 May 09

Hey everyone, has anybody read the Inheritance series recently (That would be Eragon, Eldest and/or Brisingr)? I would love to talk to someone who enjoyed them as much as I did! Oh, is anyone else disgusted with the movie that...

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amizon50 *GASP!!! Ok, that I didn't know; they kill Glaedr!!!! AAAAAAAGHHHH, what WHY!? I loved him,even if he didn't have a huge part, he rocked! I never finished Brisingr. Gosh, that's terrible, that kind of pisses me off. I wish Paolini hadn't killed him off, now I...

5 May 09

amizon50 @amizon50 (34) • Canada 2 May 09

This was a riddle given to a class of Universtiy students in a psychology class at UPEI. One of the three hundred students was able to answer the riddle within less than five minutes. None of the others figured out the answer....

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amizon50 Good job, Bourne! You got the answer, you simply didn't know why you had the answer. Obviously what MYKLJ knew, that you didn't, was that the bicycle's referred to in this riddle are also a brand of playing card. Ergo, 53 bicycles= one extra than the 52 there...

3 May 09

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