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dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 5 Jan 09

I'm miffed, I have been do much research recently in to how finance and the economy work. I find it all very farcical, and the question begs why do we need credit? Currency that is traded on the open market is fiat currency,...

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dragonstar1 Thanks I'm really pleased to see that older posts are still being read. I've spent some time reading about asset backed securities, this is the process of selling your debt on to someone else. It seems this can happen as soon as your paperwork reaches the...

30 Mar 09

dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 7 Aug 08

I've just started making my own cosmetic products. The reason behind this is that everytime I pick up a bottle that advertises itself as natural, I find it full of SLS and petro chemicals. Frustrated I keep looking but find...

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dragonstar1 We've just had a good program start on the BBC called "grow Your Own Drugs". I'm really pleased that this is being profiled in such a way. If you want to take a look it's available to download in the tvfreeload forum. It's also great to see the process...

22 Mar 09

jhl930 @jhl930 (3601) • United States 13 Jan 09

it seems like everytime i try and figure up bills and everything its just really depressing because its like i work for the money and its gone that fast, and i heard of a few people that it doesn't depress because they just say...

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dragonstar1 see all the bills i receive say statement on them, so the defintion of a statement is just that. Its worth looking into. Especially with credit stuff!

13 Jan 09

jhl930 @jhl930 (3601) • United States 13 Jan 09

it seems like everytime i try and figure up bills and everything its just really depressing because its like i work for the money and its gone that fast, and i heard of a few people that it doesn't depress because they just say...

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dragonstar1 Are you sure it is actually a bill and not a statement? have a think about that one, it might surprise you!

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jhl930 @jhl930 (3601) • United States 13 Jan 09

im not sure that this is where this question goes but its using the internet so i figured that this was the best place to put it, i have an ipod shuffle and i don't really use itunes because i have heard a few bad things about it...

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dragonstar1 Neither, something tangiable always! Why would I want to buy something that doesn't really exist? My friend bought a new ipod and it wouldnt let her trasfer between machines, I thought what a con!

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14118) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 13 Jan 09

If you value your sovierngty as a parent, you would do well to read this and then complain LOUDLY before they even THINK about signing on to this thing. http://www.hslda.org/docs/news/washingtontimes/20091120.asp an exerpt...

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dragonstar1 To add to this (apologies for not collecting my thoughts before opening my mouth) In the UK, we have had numerous children affected by these so called "laws", you may have heard of the baby p case that has hit our news stands, an infant lost to us because...

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14118) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 13 Jan 09

If you value your sovierngty as a parent, you would do well to read this and then complain LOUDLY before they even THINK about signing on to this thing. http://www.hslda.org/docs/news/washingtontimes/20091120.asp an exerpt...

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dragonstar1 being a parent is a natural right, there should be nothing that can be codified into a legality. The rights of a child if you read it with legal definitions is very scary, you must remember when reading anything of this nature it is not your english...

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14118) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 13 Jan 09

If you value your sovierngty as a parent, you would do well to read this and then complain LOUDLY before they even THINK about signing on to this thing. http://www.hslda.org/docs/news/washingtontimes/20091120.asp an exerpt...

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dragonstar1 Too be honest my short and simple response is I have no trust for the UN, look at their recent history. It smacks of one world government, rather than the peaceful organisation it was originally supposed to be set up to be. Do not agree to anything that...

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jlamela @jlamela (4897) • Philippines 13 Jan 09

Hello mylotters who are also members of ciao!can you please help me how to withdraw my earnings in ciao?I already reached their minimum payout. Thanks!

ciao

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dragonstar1 I set up bank details with them and it appears in my bank ac when I request it, hope that helps

13 Jan 09

uicbear @uicbear (1900) • United States 13 Jan 09

Have you guys heard about this? Husband and wife, married, 3 children. Wife goes into kidney failure. Husband is a match and donates kidney to wife. Fast forward to present, couple is getting divorced. Husband is suing for his...

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dragonstar1 He says..... has anyone confirmed she cheated on him? I mean if she did thats a little below the belt so to speak, but I don't think you can really take an organ back from anyone. To give the gift of life is the greatest thing someone can do, and what he...

13 Jan 09

Zhu Huifen @zhuhuifen46 (3483) • China 7 Jan 09

I got to know the importance of shoes only recently after wearing a pair of good brand shoes. After that my feet no longer hurt, either the toes or the heels. When going shopping, I will drop in to have a look at the various...

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dragonstar1 If I'm going for heels united nude, they are just so comfortable, as well as smart and sexy too. I also love my trainers far too much!

7 Jan 09

dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 5 Jan 09

I'm miffed, I have been do much research recently in to how finance and the economy work. I find it all very farcical, and the question begs why do we need credit? Currency that is traded on the open market is fiat currency,...

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dragonstar1 I remember reading somewhere that supposedly fort knox has been empty for sometime. The US $ is traded on the open market and is not a closed currency, therefore can only be fiat currency. A closed currency is for example somewhere like morocco. You cannot...

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dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 5 Jan 09

I'm miffed, I have been do much research recently in to how finance and the economy work. I find it all very farcical, and the question begs why do we need credit? Currency that is traded on the open market is fiat currency,...

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dragonstar1 Ps. shooting is too easy!

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dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 5 Jan 09

I'm miffed, I have been do much research recently in to how finance and the economy work. I find it all very farcical, and the question begs why do we need credit? Currency that is traded on the open market is fiat currency,...

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dragonstar1 Hey again, I meant to say the sums/ formulas & equations mean nothing. You were right not to lose valuable thinking space remembering or even trying to work out what they mean. I've had days where I though my brain was trying to escape because I'd...

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dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 5 Jan 09

I'm miffed, I have been do much research recently in to how finance and the economy work. I find it all very farcical, and the question begs why do we need credit? Currency that is traded on the open market is fiat currency,...

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dragonstar1 Hey great to hear from you, I appreciate what you say with regards to using a commodity based system. I'm not sure using fuel would work as it is based on production and private ownership. I heard recently that they were going to slow production as they...

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dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 5 Jan 09

I'm miffed, I have been do much research recently in to how finance and the economy work. I find it all very farcical, and the question begs why do we need credit? Currency that is traded on the open market is fiat currency,...

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dragonstar1 Hi ya, no not at all, knowledge is power. If we can understand how it works then we have the tools to deal with it. As I said there's so much more I have found out. Some days I have spent around 8 hours a day reading in the last few months. now you can see...

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bobbyjoe143 @bobbyjoe143 (1287) 25 Nov 08

Currently, the major topic on T.V. here in the UK is all about the “budget” and how much we as people and our government are in debt. I personally am not too worried, as I am not in debt (neither is my partner, apart from some...

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dragonstar1 Its not the price going up, its your money that is worth less (sorry I think I meant worthless!) See my post. All the best!

5 Jan 09

bobbyjoe143 @bobbyjoe143 (1287) 25 Nov 08

Currently, the major topic on T.V. here in the UK is all about the “budget” and how much we as people and our government are in debt. I personally am not too worried, as I am not in debt (neither is my partner, apart from some...

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dragonstar1 H Ya, I've just posted some thoughts on the so called credit crunch. I'd love you to have a look and hear your comments. Hope to see you there.

5 Jan 09

dragonstar1 @dragonstar1 (330) 5 Jan 09

I'm miffed, I have been do much research recently in to how finance and the economy work. I find it all very farcical, and the question begs why do we need credit? Currency that is traded on the open market is fiat currency,...

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