dcastle

@dcastle (13)

United States • Age 55

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Michael Jackson being Laid to Rest Finally!

lelin1123 @lelin1123 (15595) • Puerto Rico 17 Aug 09

Well it has finally been anounced that Michael Jackson will be buried at Forest Lawn Hills Cemetary on what would have been his 51st Birthday, August 29th. I can't believe it took over two months for the arguing to end so that...

birthday

forest lawn hills cemetary

michael jackson

rest in peace

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dcastle I don't understand why there was so much talk about Michael Jackson being buried at Neverland. I wonder what the Investment Company who now own Neverland would have thought about that or if the matter was ever discussed with them. The day before Neverland went...

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Case of the disappearing lingerie....

mzz663 @mzz663 (2772) • United States 17 Aug 09

I like to have nice undergarments, most of them are lace. I've noticed some of my things randomly missing but really didn't think much of it until I went to do the laundry. My step son had put his clothes in the laundry to be...

laundry

lingerie

teenager

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dcastle This is a sensative situation, especially if the stepson is a young teen. It is a situation that should be handled with some tact and probably by the boy's father. I suggest that the best way to handle it would be for the father to discuss with his son that he...

18 Aug 09

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NY city police fine 10 year old girl.....for LEMONADE STAND

xfahctor @xfahctor (14118) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 17 Aug 09

I don't know if this really belongs in politics, but i suppose it could go here, so here it is. New York city parl cops fined a 10 year old girl for selling lemonade and cookies with out a license. I don't really need to add too...

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dcastle I read or hear on the news quite often of muggings, rapes and murders that happen in New York parks. I wonder if one of these types of crimes occurred and went undetected while the park police were filling out all the paperwork to prosecute this child. This...

17 Aug 09

Do you consider reading a hobby or a method of learning?

izathewzia @izathewzia (5134) • Philippines 17 Aug 09

I've been into reading since I learned it. I read a lot of articles, stories, tips, etc. It seemed like a hobby, a passion, and a way of learning for me. But I still find people who consider it a hobby alone. Just to waste...

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dcastle I think we learn something from every book that we read whether it is fiction or nonfiction. Of course, we learn more from some books that from others but we are constantly learning even if there is no intent to do so. So I believe that reading can be a hobby...

17 Aug 09

LetranKnight25 @LetranKnight25 (33121) • Philippines 17 Aug 09

Does it disturb you..when a singer sings your Anthem and does not really follow the normal tone of your Country's National Anthem. I am not sure about the "Star SPangled Banner" I have watched it people sing that song with high...

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dcastle During the war of 1812, Francis Scott Key was inspired by seeing an American Flag still flying and it inspired him to write a poem "Defense of Fort McHenry. He never meant for it to be a national anthem. His brother in law noticed that the poem would go well...

17 Aug 09

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I was Really and Truly Scammed by trying to make Extra Money

suesan35 @suesan35 (478) • Sri Lanka 17 Aug 09

What do you do when you have been really and truly scammed by an online company whom you thought was very genuine. I paid $19.95 to this company called Realdataentry.com first as a part-time worker for 1 assignment a day and then,...

dataentry

online

scammed

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dcastle I am so sorry that happened to you. In the past I was ripped off quite a few times and then I came to the decision that if I was working for someone, they were supposed to pay me, not the other way around. There may be some people who have been successful at...

17 Aug 09

Coming to a Head

CraftyCorner @CraftyCorner (5600) • United States 17 Aug 09

Do you have a sense that events are coming to a head in the world? I am not sure. It feels that way. We hear of wars, rumors of wars, famines, droughts, and kidnapped tots across the state. * We are certainly hearing about much...

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dcastle It is sad to say, but horrific things have happened throughout history. In the Spanish Inquisition alone between 3 and 5 thousand people were executed for no good reason at all, but it was not on tv for everyone in the world to see. I do not think the current...

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How do you like your egg cooked?

beaushell @beaushell (339) • Philippines 17 Aug 09

Watching the Runaway Bride I discovered there are so many ways of cooking eggs. We have the classic boiled egg, the scrambled egg, the st benedict's egg and many more. I prefer the scrambled egg and I want it with vegetables or...

cooking

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dcastle I like eggs just about any way that they are cooked. I prefer scrambled eggs with a little cheese in them for added flavor, but I also like them sunny side up. Deviled Eggs are one of my favorites. With the price of food these days, eggs are still a very...

17 Aug 09

There is Still Alot of Time Before December 21, 2012!

TheGypsyDad @TheGypsyDad (391) • Canada 17 Aug 09

PROPHECIES, CALENDARS, MYSTIC PREACHERS, FALLING SKIES, EVOLUTION, SMART FARTS (i mean matter)...What's it going to be? Is the growing mumbling about the year 2012, specifically on December 21 (very short day by the way) something...

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dcastle In the years prior to the year 2000, there were so many people predicting that the world would come to an end at that time. The same thing happened at the year 1000. I don't think that anything incredible is going to happen in 2012. I think people will still...

17 Aug 09

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