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@mayka123 @mayka123 (16605) • India 9 Feb 09

It is difficult for me to decide the menu at home for just two of us. We are two with different tastes and different needs. I am trying to diet just now and just cannot decide what to cook everyday. I am trying to trim the fat...

cooked

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bantilesroger Me? I just eat what's placed on the table. It's a good thing I am adventurous in culinary taste. It means I consider what's on the table as a new and exciting experience. So whatever is offered, however it's prepared, it's okay with me. I just remind the cook...

9 Feb 09

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Zezloler @Zezloler (497) • United Arab Emirates 5 Feb 09

Here's an moral dilemma that my friend told me a couple of weeks back that may be interesting to some of you (although it requires a bit of reading =P): You work at an e-mailing company or something of the kind and need the job...

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bantilesroger Yes, I will remain quiet since it is the nature of my job to keep my mouth shut. I will still help my friend without telling him of what I know. There are many reasons a spouse strays. I will encourage my friend to give his wife an extra dose of tender...

6 Feb 09

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janelacson @janelacson (200) • Philippines 5 Feb 09

I have friends from the US who are now working as nurses, they are earning pretty good but they are saying that they are not happy. I am stuck here in my homeland and I dream of going to US also to earn. I am happy here with my...

happiness

money

rich

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bantilesroger Yes, money can't buy happiness. However, in the modern world, there are also a lot of things vital to one's happiness, welfare and well-being that one can obtain only with money. Thus the necessity of earning enough money, or even more than enough as a...

6 Feb 09

ajit25 @ajit25 (1008) • India 3 Feb 09

I am habituated in reading book on bed while going to sleep. I have heard of two different opinion on reading book before going to sleep, first is for good sleep quit the habit of reading any book other wise that may affect your...

reading book

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bantilesroger Seldom do I read a book in bed, unless there is no other place that is peaceful, like when you are traveling in a ship, and there is no other place to read except in bed. The posture is not good when you read in bed and I have heard it said that, ultimately,...

4 Feb 09

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zamakh @zamakh (517) • South Korea 3 Feb 09

sometimes i found some topics that hard to understand because of the language. maybe my topics also include to those topics. what do you think of these topics? do you get annoyed that makes you won't response to the topics? i'm...

broken english

language

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bantilesroger I don't get annoyed, but sometimes it's really slow understanding. But the title compensates. If the title is quite clear, understanding the topic is made easier.

4 Feb 09

bamakelly @bamakelly (5191) • United States 3 Feb 09

Do you usually like to spend time with your children? If you do spend time with them is it because you feel that you have to or does quality time mean a lot to you? I think that children need us to spend time with them more than...

children

time

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bantilesroger I agree with you. Time spent with children is worth it, both for the children and you and your spouse. I am speaking as one who missed about 7 years of meaningful companionship with my children and spouse because of work in a distant province. I still regret...

4 Feb 09

jlamela @jlamela (4898) • Philippines 4 Feb 09

I prefer iced tea because it is more satisfying than fruit juices. How about you?what do you prefer between the two drinks?

iced tea

juice

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bantilesroger If the fruit juice is fresh from the fruit, then I will choose it over the iced tea. But if the fruit juice is also a preserved one as juice or as powder, then I will prefer the iced tea. It takes less preservatives to preserve tea leaves than an equal volume...

4 Feb 09

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bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger Many of us here watched the recent US elections with bated breath and were euphoric when President Obama was declared the winner. More than anything else, America is also a vision. Some historians describe the Founding Fathers as male, Protestant, white and...

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger "The one whose vision for the future connects with my own" - how I wish all candidates have that, and all Sovereign Citizens have too. In my country, it is not far off the mark to characterize our political system as the blind leading the blind, if not worse....

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger Yes, character and other virtues, thank you.

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger You have just described the character, virtues and abilities of a great President. I agree with you that the exact measure of a great nation or any social grouping is the way it treats the most vulnerable segment of its population. Thank you.

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger "Get the job done" should be a strong factor in selecting a President, I agree. Thank you.

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger Well-said, emphatic and illustrative, thank you.

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger Emphatic and illustrative, thank you.

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger As far I am concerned, you are not far off the mark. Thank you for your remarks.

31 Jan 09

bantilesroger @bantilesroger (341) • Philippines 29 Jan 09

President Obama breached the color, social and racial barriers to the US Presidency. Earlier, President John F. Kennedy smashed the religious barrier. What barriers will be overcome next? Gender? Prejudices against gay and...

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bantilesroger Thank you for this information. I will try to read more about these women.

31 Jan 09

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