fluffleshark

@fluffleshark (810)

Ireland • Age 51

Joined myLot 18 years ago

What if the Hokey Kokey really is what it's all about....?!

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Metal Chopsticks and Weapon in Korea

aeiou78 @aeiou78 (3445) • Malaysia 20 Nov 10

This is a recent news I read in our local newspaper. Five years ago, a 50 years old Korean man, Koo threatened to poke his victim eye with a metal chopstick when he raped and robbed a woman. Just because the metal chopsticks...

metal chopsticks and weapon in korea

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fluffleshark That's just crazy! It was being used as a weapon, so it was a weapon. I'm not sure about other countries, but I know that certainly in my country if you travel by plane you're not allowed to take anything sharp like a knitting needle in your hand luggage...

20 Nov 10

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Do you through your tooth paste after using it up to the end

k sridharprasad @yugasini (12893) • Secunderabad, India 19 Nov 10

hi mylot friends, Do you through your tooth paste after you used it, from now onwards do not through like that , in my child hood days, we are throughing empty tooth paste tube in dust bin ,after long time , means some 5 years...

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fluffleshark I'm afraid I don't do this, but I admire you for doing it! I'm just too lazy to do it, but it certainly does make sense to waste as little as possible. Congrats!

20 Nov 10

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Shaking hands

Always smiling @allknowing (135115) • India 20 Nov 10

It is a well known fact that hands are the most unhygienic which would mean shaking hands would not be in the best interest of maintaining good health but instead the Indian way of greeting which is the 'Namaste' should be...

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fluffleshark Hi there, I'm not familiar with the Namaste, could you describe it please? As for shaking hands, normally I don't mind, but on occasions I've had to shake hands with people who were obviously dirty and I've found that very unpleasant. I do think however...

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what is your greatest fears in your life?

whitestich02 @whitestich02 (1056) • Philippines 20 Nov 10

all the people have a greatest fears in our life. it has many things that we afraid. but for me my greatest fear in my life is when my mother pass out in my life. my mother is very important to me. my father already comes out so...

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fluffleshark My greatest fear is losing the people that I love, losing my daughter or losing the man that I love. Another fear which is almost as great is not being good enough as a mother. I do as best as I can, but I always fear that I may be doing some things wrong. I...

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Whats your dominant fear?

Budettesky @Budettesky (95) • Philippines 20 Nov 10

Last night we visited at my moms place and stayed there till the morning. Outside of the old house, theres a small creek and a small hut. when its about to rain, big dirty cockroaches scattered, and flying around, even inside the...

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fluffleshark My main phobia is a bit odd - I'm terrified of balloons, or anything else that could pop near my face. I'm not really scared of cockroaches, but I'm terrified of worms and maggots.

20 Nov 10

husband to wife: listen to my mom, she's right!!

manong05 @manong05 (5027) • Philippines 3 Oct 09

I am in the home and furniture business and in one of my projects I overheard the discussion going on in my client's newly constructed house. Not that I am nosy, it's just too loud not to be heard. LOL The family just moved in...

domestic issues

mother in law

wife

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fluffleshark Well I do think it's admirable for the man to want to make is mother happy, but I think it's sad that he wants to do this at the expense of his wife. When he married her he would have vowed to love her and respect her, but his actions are not doing this. A...

3 Oct 09