@Eucalyptus on myLot

psychoartist @psychoartist (756) • United States 8 Jun 12

i recently saw a photograph in an interior design magazine, maybe, of a bathroom with no mirror over the sink, but rather a plaque stating, "you look fine". in the past few days we have been redecorating one of our bathrooms and...

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Eucalyptus As much as I'd love to say that I could live without a mirror, unfortunately for me it is totally impossibly. Firstly, if I turn up to work looking a mess then my manager would not be impressed and in uniform, it would not be a good way of representing the...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 29 May 12

Every year, a species of tiny moth appear out of nowhere around spring time and seem to set up shop in my wardrobe. Inevitably, they bite through all of my clothes. I really need to find some sort of repellant. I have tried to...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 29 May 12

I was browsing the internet today on my phone and looked up to find an advert in front of me on the train. It was advertising a service whereby you list your car and your location on a website and the times of day that you don't...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 29 May 12

I was sat on an underground train today on my way to work and a mother had her baby sat on her knee. The baby was quite agitated and started crying - he was obviously hungry. She took her breast out of her dress and gave it to the...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 29 May 12

I have been aware of stock photo websites for a long time now, but I was wondering what the return was like when selling your photos to websites or even postcard businesses. How much can photos be sold for? Is it worth the bother?...

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katrinapaz @katrinapaz (2436) • Philippines 29 May 12

hello there mylotters. I kind of have a problem that I have been contemplating for quite some time. I like to read the cosmopolitan magazine here in the Philippines. I like their articles a lot and the tips that they give. I asked...

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Eucalyptus The best thing about subscriptions is that it's usually cheaper in the long term. They often offer a free gift when you sign up to, which can only be a good thing! I know that there are a lot of voucher codes and websites online that will even offer discounted...

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sweetgarg @sweetgarg (392) • India 23 May 12

I am waiting for iphone5 from last few months and i am really looking forward to buy. Do you people have any idea about iphone-5? when its gonna release? Features? Anything

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Eucalyptus At the moment, the new features are purely speculation. Many believe that the iPhone screen is simply too small now in comparison to various Samsung and HTC models, and that the screen will be bigger in order to compete. Release date is late summer - between...

28 May 12

velhee @velhee (8) 28 May 12

There is so many things I would like to learn. But there is only so much time, and sometimes I'm just so exhausted that I just waste all my time to "entertainment" until I go to sleep. How do you study useful things and keep it...

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Eucalyptus I used to feel like you. I'd get home from a long day at work and be far too tired to exert myself, yet at the same time I wanted more from life. I think the most important thing is deciding that you want to make a change and accept your realisation that you...

28 May 12

boyuancy @boyuancy (1708) • India 28 May 12

I just stumbled across a forum, and I really want to join it and connect with the people there. I realized something: I'm NOT A PART OF ANY NON-PAID TO POST FORUMS!!! It all happened since I started earning online, and got into...

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Eucalyptus I am a member of lots of forums where I'm not paid to post; I've even created my own forum and been a moderator of somebody else's forum. MyLot is the first forum I have come across which pays you to post - something that I found incredibly hard to believe. I...

28 May 12

NatashaBird @NatashaBird (640) 23 May 12

I'm currently writing a short satirical story about life in London, based on stereotypes of London and English people and was hoping some of you would give me some ideas as to what stereotypes people hold of us. I have a fair...

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Eucalyptus Firstly, there's the stereotype that we all drink tea from china teapots with china cups and use sugar lumps - and that we speak like the Queen. Secondly, there's the stereotype that we all sound like something out of an Oliver musical - typically cockney...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 27 May 12

Suicide is a very political issue; a debate that remains to be heard throughout the world. Suicide and euthanasia are subject to both legal and political control. If I live in London, no one could help me die; yet if I live in...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I was reading a news article today which told that a judge in Somerset, UK, has ruled that urinating in public is not a nuisance if it is not seen or witnessed by anyone. Is this right though? Is it a nuisance? or do you...

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Eucalyptus I couldn't agree with you more about the partygoers Mike. I think a lot of this problem is due to our binge drinking culture and a lack of respect by the people who partake in it.

27 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I was reading a news article today which told that a judge in Somerset, UK, has ruled that urinating in public is not a nuisance if it is not seen or witnessed by anyone. Is this right though? Is it a nuisance? or do you...

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Eucalyptus Aw thanks haha. It was an awful experience but I'd rather have done that than take a leak in front of someone's house!

27 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 17 May 12

A young girl of 15 years old died here in the UK (Birmingham) of tuberculosis, and her doctor failed to recognise the signs despite her history of TB. When she visited him looking frail, thin, lifeless and exhausted, he asked her...

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Eucalyptus On a separate note, I'm sorry to hear of our niece's experience with the NHS. The UK is blessed with a healthcare system that is free at the point of use and in such distressing economic times, meltdown in the Eurozone and a budget deficit to confront, it is...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 17 May 12

A young girl of 15 years old died here in the UK (Birmingham) of tuberculosis, and her doctor failed to recognise the signs despite her history of TB. When she visited him looking frail, thin, lifeless and exhausted, he asked her...

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Eucalyptus Either way, in this country where this girl died you can be struck off and have your licence permanently removed for behaving and treating patients according to personal prejudices. In my eyes he should be sent to prison, not only for what he's done but to set...

27 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 17 May 12

A young girl of 15 years old died here in the UK (Birmingham) of tuberculosis, and her doctor failed to recognise the signs despite her history of TB. When she visited him looking frail, thin, lifeless and exhausted, he asked her...

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Eucalyptus I don't know if this was pulmonary TB or at what stage her infection turned into disease but you're a million percent right in that he should have checked her history, especially as she would have been considered part of a higher risk demographic group who had...

27 May 12

lady Di @lady1993 (27224) • Philippines 22 May 12

from being an action star...I can't believe it, Jackie Chan will turn 58 this year- and his latest film, CHinese Zodiac will be his last action movie since he said his whole body hurts.. I just remember all those...

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Eucalyptus He isn't retiring as such, he's just retiring from the action movie genre. When you take into account his experience, filmography, age and reputation - not to mention the injuries he's had over the years, I think this is a good time to call the action genre a...

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MoonGypsy @MoonGypsy (4606) • United States 25 May 12

i can say that i fear many things. like, being burnt alive, dying in a plane crash, drowning. the fear that grips my dreams the most though are snakes. i hate snakes. i think i would die of fright if i ever saw one. i can't even...

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Eucalyptus I don't really have a fear as such, although I did live in a flat above a woman who used to keep setting her flat on fire - she was later found dead within a few days of being dead. I have no idea how she died but at the same time I often wonder how she didn't...

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tigershark @tigershark (202) • United States 26 May 12

Which would you choose? I often like playing first-person shooters, but for some reason, I can't come to think about killing a prisoner. I'd rather think that he/she should contemplate his acts, and spend the rest of his life away...

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Eucalyptus This is a difficult question and the answer is purely dependent on an individual's vision and perception of the abstract notion of justice. By choosing the death penalty, you are depriving the offender of their right to life as punishment for the crime that...

27 May 12

cairalyssa @cairalyssa (1402) • Malaysia 26 May 12

I wonder how people could ever fall in love thru the internet.. from my opinion those people who fell in love online must be so naive till that to happen. seriously..does anyone ever had this experience before?

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Eucalyptus I met my husband online - I was 17 and he was 19. We got married last year after 6 really happy years engaged. We spoke online for a few weeks and then he started to call me on the phone. We didn't meet straight away because we lived in two different cities,...

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