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gsworld @gsworld (35) 17 Feb 07

Hello there! This is my first discussion on myLot and I thought I'd ask if anyone comes from my neck of the woods. I'm from a place known as the Black Country in the West Midlands, England. I was wondering if anybody else lives in...

black country

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gsworld Helloooooo! I'm from Rowley Regis - bay too fer away then! There are also a couple of interesting articles on the BBC website regarding the dialect and also the boundaries of the Black Country, the latter being a very contraversial issue! The city of...

21 Jul 07

sarilynne @sarilynne (273) • Canada 7 Dec 06

I have a ton of trouble sitting down and getting work done. I find excuses and more excuses and things I would rather be doing than actually accomplishing anything. I have one last assignment to do (700-800 words) before I go to...

procrastination

work

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gsworld I think most people have this attitude lol. If you're good, you will do it... right at the very last moment, though! Lol.

4 Mar 07

sweetie88 @sweetie88 (4556) • Pakistan 15 Nov 06

Yeah, I feel proud on myself as I am a Pakistani gal.

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gsworld I am English and I would like to feel immensely proud, but don't at the moment. I feel we have lost out identity because everyone speaks English and every single nationality of the world (in large numbers, not minorities) live in England.

27 Feb 07

unicorn_vaibhav @unicorn_vaibhav (462) • India 8 Jan 07

Which is the better place to go out for, having better places to visit, where more facilities are available etc?

france

germany

great britain

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gsworld Interesting, well thought out comment. I probably agree with you on the whole, and, without being offensive or stereotypical of the French, I did find them on the whole to be quite rude / arrogant. I was in Brittany at the time - perhaps the arrogance is a...

27 Feb 07

zenki08 @zenki08 (700) • Philippines 6 Jan 09

Is it a must to have a relationship to survive in this world? It puzzles me how some people feel empty when they are not in a relationship. I for one feel happy when I'm in one but I do not feel so bad when I don't have...

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gsworld Is it a must to have a relationship to survive in this world? It puzzles me how some people feel empty when they are not in a relationship. I for one feel happy when I'm in one but I do not feel so bad when I don't have someone.

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achinthya @achinthya (1216) • India 6 Jan 09

Today morning around 5.30am I received four calls which was not for me they were trying for somebody else I was in deep sleep and this wakes me up in first and second ring I responded normally saying it is wrong number but when...

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gsworld Today morning around 5.30am I received four calls which was not for me they were trying for somebody else I was in deep sleep and this wakes me up in first and second ring I responded normally saying it is wrong number but when the third ring comes can't...

6 Jan 09

Frederick42 @Frederick42 (2024) • Canada 6 Jan 09

Do not dating sites result in extra-marital relationships?

dating sites

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gsworld Do not dating sites result in extra-marital relationships?

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mipen2006 @mipen2006 (5528) • Australia 26 Feb 07

Is the youth of today as polite and well mannered as in the past. I believe, like many cultural and traditional values, manners are being lost in this modern world of technology. What is your opinion? I was taught to open doors...

a thing of the past

manners

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gsworld Manners and kindness go a long way - it's great to see appreciation and also to feel appreciated. However, I can see your point quite clearly these days. Anti-Social-Behaviour-Orders (or ASBOs as they are delightfully known) are given to those who are...

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blueskies @blueskies (1186) • United States 26 Feb 07

I awoke this morning and logged onto the internet, as usual. After reading my emails and marveling at the amount of spam in my inbox, I meandered over to mylot. That's where the world "got to me". This morning, I read post...

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gsworld Sorry if I'm being naive, but were the discussions regarding? Were they offensive to you or someone / a group of people you know / associate with?

26 Feb 07

hard2u @hard2u (2) • India 11 Feb 07

what Do u think about the Jade and Shilpa incident in Big Brother? Do u think Jade is just a symbol of racism against Asians in Europe? And there are many more like her?

europe racism bigbrother

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gsworld Hear hear! I can't help but feel, however, that Shilpa jumped to the racist conclusion straight away. Given, imitating an accent in a way that may be deemed offensive could be seen as an insult to one's culture, and thus become a racist act. However, Shilpa...

26 Feb 07

blueskies @blueskies (1186) • United States 26 Feb 07

I awoke this morning and logged onto the internet, as usual. After reading my emails and marveling at the amount of spam in my inbox, I meandered over to mylot. That's where the world "got to me". This morning, I read post...

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gsworld Wow! In particular which discussions aggrevated you and why? Voice your opinion I say, even if you are frustrated!

26 Feb 07

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Edward @trinale (1479) • United States 16 Nov 08

I’ve found a new PTC site to add to my stable of programs worth looking at. I know a lot of PTC site users like the low-paying ones, so here are some of the specs on this one: Site Name: JoinBux Standard Member Ads Daily:...

earning money

get paid to click ads

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gsworld I’ve found a new PTC site to add to my stable of programs worth looking at. I know a lot of PTC site users like the low-paying ones, so here are some of the specs on this one: Site Name: JoinBux Standard Member Ads Daily: 9 Premium Member Ads Daily:...

16 Nov 08

maildumpster @maildumpster (3815) • United States 19 Feb 07

Before I say anything- this is not a discussion against Buddhism or Buddhists. I have nothing against them at all!!! I could never be a Buddhist cause I would drive myself nuts trying to reach enlightenment. I would never get...

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gsworld That's an interesting point (eliminating desire eliminates suffering). I think human nature dictates that you desire things - who doesn't like food? We need food to survive, and so surely we want food? The point lends itself to hypocriticism - if you aren't...

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PrincessMedic @PrincessMedic (52) • United States 19 Feb 07

Some parents pick thru their kids stuff with a fine tooth come. Is it right? Should their kids have some privacy? The parents yell at us to respect their privacy, why cant they respect ours?

respecting privacy

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gsworld It's all a question about age. I think if you're old enough to have relationships (whatever the relevant law is depending on location), then privacy should definitely be respected. It's a bit embarassing to be questioned about relationships by parents, so...

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soccermom @soccermom (3198) • United States 19 Feb 07

We have friends that have an 18 year old daughter. She's a decent kid and they have always set standards very high for her. When she turned 18 they made it clear to her that as long as she lived under their roof she would abide by...

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gsworld Wow that is drastic. I am 17, nearly 18, but would never think that my parents were that strict. I think that's a bit over the top, maybe she should have asked beforehand, but I could understand why she wouldn't because of the strict rules. I think a bit of...

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whiteheather39 @whiteheather39 (24403) • United States 20 Feb 07

I have three questions: 1. Do you ask think you can only ask for very important things or do you think you can also ask for small unimportant things? 2. Do think everyone has a quota or total of requests allowed and each...

faith

god

power of prayer

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gsworld I think that it is in perfect order to pray for as many things as you feel necessary. God is testing you throughout your life, and I think praying, though there is an obvious hierarchy, should be like a discussion. Everyday I thank God for protection (myself,...

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ItTakesAllSorts @ItTakesAllSorts (4096) 19 Feb 07

I know the Japanese custom is to take their shoes off at the door and to me this is a wise thing to do. I have read you can bring a certain amount of lead into your home by wearing your shoes indoors. Do you do this or are you...

wearing shoes indoors

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gsworld LOL! This reminds me of some English language / literature task we were doing, and we were trying to spot facts and opinions. It was agreed, after a bit of arguing, that it's a fact that one's feet weren't designed to be encased with an outer layer!

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ItTakesAllSorts @ItTakesAllSorts (4096) 19 Feb 07

I know the Japanese custom is to take their shoes off at the door and to me this is a wise thing to do. I have read you can bring a certain amount of lead into your home by wearing your shoes indoors. Do you do this or are you...

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gsworld We've recently moved house, and, whilst in the old house we didn't usually wear shoes indoors, in the new house, this has obviously become more of a rule! The trouble is, we tend to put shoes on inside before going out, and this sometimes means putting them on...

19 Feb 07

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