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jayparalejas @jayparalejas (193) • Philippines 23 Apr 07

I think this episode almost made me cry because clarks love is marrying a monster. well anyway did you enjoy this episode? i didn't because it turned more of like a csi episode with the burial of corpse and etc. how about you what...

lana lang

lex luthor

smallvile

wedding

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camaroz28 From many episodes the two Luthors changed from the 'willing to be good' Lex and the always bad Lionel to the 'failed to be good' Lex and the 'is still the same bad man' Lionel. This episode confirmed Lionel is still the same 'I get what I want, no matter...

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rachelcaron @rachelcaron (1679) • United States 25 Apr 07

Do you lock your car doors while you are driving around? I wonder what is best and/or safest. I usually don't lock my doors for a few reasons. 1. I usually forget. 2. I wonder if it is better not too in case of an...

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camaroz28 I am used to lock the door whenever I am a passenger while I never lock it when I am the driver. The doors where nobody is sitting are always locked. Note that the cars in my family are quite old and don't have centralized or automatic locking. The reason of...

26 Apr 07

bilook1 @bilook1 (152) • United States 1 Feb 07

I have watched Star Trek since I was 10 I am now 47 I still enjoy the old and new series but does that make me a Trekkie to me it sounds like they are calling us nerds just because I am a computer student played in the band hated...

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camaroz28 I think it's quite difficult since I live in Italy and my Camaro Z28 is in my dreams. I know the Chevelle SS only thanks to the net, I imagine it was great and very exciting to control such a power. The late 60s and the 70s were maybe the best years of...

2 Feb 07

jencat70 @jencat70 (82) • United States 2 Feb 07

mine was a volkswagon beetle. it was lavender with a crank open sunroof. i was 8 years old and my dad took me to a big empty parking lot and he worked the stick shift while i worked the pedals. i thought it was the coolest thing...

cars

driving

volkswagon beetle

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camaroz28 Mine was my mother's 1972 Fiat 500, a very small italian car. I was learning to drive from my father when I was 17, it was quite difficult at first because to switch gear from 3rd to 2nd I had to do tip and toe. But when I learnt it was exciting.

2 Feb 07

smuggeridge @smuggeridge (2148) 23 Jan 07

there is constant stuff in the news of how they are going to make flying more expensive and fine airlines for polluting too much. Why are they only aiming this new green streak at the airlines? They only contibute a tiny amount...

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camaroz28 There have been many inventions regarding alternative energies to move cars but only a few are valid and economically sustainable. Would you buy a 20000$ car with a max speed of 30 mph that requires refuel every 120 miles and can transport only 2 people? It...

2 Feb 07

smuggeridge @smuggeridge (2148) 23 Jan 07

there is constant stuff in the news of how they are going to make flying more expensive and fine airlines for polluting too much. Why are they only aiming this new green streak at the airlines? They only contibute a tiny amount...

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camaroz28 Airplanes exhaust is not a tiny amount, they release CO2 directly into the atmosphere, they release the fuel in eccess in the air before getting to the ground, each plane pollutes like many cars together and the number of planes is continuously increasing: I...

2 Feb 07

Akhilesh @yourgoogly (1671) • India 30 Jan 07

What is best solution of pollution?

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camaroz28 I would add: switch off Tour Eiffel lights every night (they did it as a protest for 5 minutes!), forbid new year's fires (they pollute like hours of city traffic), forbid garden lights at night, mandate planting a tree every 100 square meters of cement built,...

2 Feb 07

Akhilesh @yourgoogly (1671) • India 30 Jan 07

What is best solution of pollution?

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camaroz28 Reduce population: less buildings = more plants, less working people = less industries and less cars. It's not a viable solution but it would be the most effective. Another solution: forbidding imports of products coming from industries not conforming to...

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Dolcerina @Dolcerina (3376) • Hungary 20 Jan 07

Do you know which countries are the first in destroying it? I wonder if you know. Do you know why is it so thin for now? Do you know what will happen if the countries do not stop the airpollution? Tell me how do you or your...

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camaroz28 I heard that Kyoto protocol has not scientific basis, there are over 12000 scientists who say that. I don't know if it's true or false, someone else heard it too?

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camaroz28 @camaroz28 (326) • Italy 6 Dec 06

In Lombardy, a region of Northern Italy, the regional government decided to forbid cars sold before 1993 to travel on Lombard roads. The claimed reason is to reduce air pollution. But hints show it would be useless: - air...

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camaroz28 Well, if a car is well maintained why can't it travel? I agree that smoky cars should be banned, and we already have laws requiring mandatory controls every two years, including exhaust controls. In Australia there are no diesel cars, right? Here over 65% of...

2 Feb 07

scitrus @scitrus (131) • United States 3 Jan 07

I have the 401k, money market and a fun little portfolio that I've hand-picked. But there are 2 things that I am very into. One thing is the ETF. It's a mutual fund, but you can trade it like a stock. The benefit of this is that...

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camaroz28 About ETFs and mutual funds costs, ETFs have lower management commissions, and trading costs depend on the broker. Here in Italy I pay 0.19% on each trade, and mutual funds often have entrance or exit commissions too, but they usually cost 0.50% to 4%. There...

2 Feb 07

mckenziemom @mckenziemom (522) • United States 30 Jan 07

There has been a lot of discussion about driving while impaired from alcohol. I am wondering about other activities that interfere with driving safely. Do you put on your make-up or eat or talk on the phone while driving? I admit...

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camaroz28 No, I don't, I drive for 10 minutes 4 times a day in the home-office journey, and I enjoy driving on the low traffic roads passing through the villages. I used to talk on the phone sometimes for some weeks in the past but I realized my attention to the road...

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raducln @raducln (74) • Romania 14 Jan 07

Which is the best come on let's hear u:BMW or Mercedes?

bmw

mercedes

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camaroz28 BMWs are better than Benz when talking about performance: looking at 3 series vs C-Klasse, 5 vs E and 7 vs S BMWs have better 0-100, better fuel economy, lower price, and sportier ride. Indeed, the M versions have a sportier look than the similar AMGs. And...

2 Feb 07

bilook1 @bilook1 (152) • United States 1 Feb 07

I have watched Star Trek since I was 10 I am now 47 I still enjoy the old and new series but does that make me a Trekkie to me it sounds like they are calling us nerds just because I am a computer student played in the band hated...

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camaroz28 Hey, how can you be both a nerd who hates sports and a trekkie who goes trekking? LOL Seriously, I think it depends on who says that and how. And how can "nerd" be offensive when some of the richest men in the world are nerds?

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joypjose @joypjose (88) • India 8 Jan 07

We have noticed Jackie in his movies as a guy who always love to mix action and comedy where as at the same time we also have Bruce lee who loved to fight without any expressions or a rather serious face... what would u like to...

jackie chan

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camaroz28 I think comedy is very important, especially during the action scenes. It makes the movie please to children too, the fight scenes appear less violent than in serious movies, they seem more like a play than a fight.

2 Feb 07

diannebcrs @diannebcrs (1549) • Philippines 26 Jan 07

I do. I think it's great.. Tom Welling handles his role well.. And I'm a major fan of Kristin Kreuk a.k.a Lana Lang.. =)

smallville

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camaroz28 I do too, I liked the original Superman movies and I find Smallville even better: Clark Kent is not raw as in the movie, in Smallville he is a normal boy. Then, despite the fact that we all know how the story will evolve at last, there are always many...

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bramley13 @bramley13 (291) 10 Jan 07

would you ever sit in the park or a public place look at the sky,and start singing songs,then kneel down and talk to yourself? NO you wouldnt.so why go to church and do it.i never understand how people believe in god jesus...

religion

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camaroz28 In history there were politicians, kings and even some popes (who were really politicians) who used religion as an excuse to expand their territories and conquer foreign nations, but those facts have nothing to share with religion.

11 Jan 07

hassanchop @hassanchop (820) • United States 9 Jan 07

Studies have been done showing that the lower one's IQ, the higher one's chances are of believing in a God or gods or religion in general. Does real life tend to show this, in your experience? In honesty, I've experienced this...

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camaroz28 That definition of faith is a very simplistic one: I searched on dict.org through the meanings of faith and I didn't find such a definition. Faith is believing in what someone you trust tells you, it's confidence in someone else's words. Thus, believing in...

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hassanchop @hassanchop (820) • United States 9 Jan 07

Studies have been done showing that the lower one's IQ, the higher one's chances are of believing in a God or gods or religion in general. Does real life tend to show this, in your experience? In honesty, I've experienced this...

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camaroz28 Your post made me think to the high educated people who claim to be open minded but they demonstrate to be close minded when they choose to reject religion just because God cannot be proven to exist using their own schemas and logics. "Science has no proof of...

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hassanchop @hassanchop (820) • United States 9 Jan 07

Studies have been done showing that the lower one's IQ, the higher one's chances are of believing in a God or gods or religion in general. Does real life tend to show this, in your experience? In honesty, I've experienced this...

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camaroz28 Even many people who believe do it because they thought about it, otherwise there would be no explanation to why some high educated non-believers started to believe. I think you shouldn't say that non-believers thought about God and believers didn't: it's...

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