
@n.J
@Iam_jauntyjen (5307)
Age 44
Joined myLot 10 years ago
South Korea
@n.J's Comments
Bensen32
@Bensen32 (28117)
• United States
2 Mar

Good evening to you all.
Welcome to March. Hope it’s a good month for you all. We are starting our weather for the month in the 30’s F. It’s not great but it could be worse, they are calling for a little snow on Wednesday. They...
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8 people
Four Walls
@FourWalls (71877)
• United States
21 Feb

While the photo is a play on the title (my hamburger buns warming up in the skillet), there’s one thing that I absolutely cannot live without anymore: heated seats in the car. Heck, I have that thing on (temporarily, of course)...
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17 people
Anish Asokan
@RevivedWarrior (3711)
• India
22 Feb

I have a friend who ensures that anything is damaged, he would have it fixed at earliest. He does not rest till the broken item is back to normal or replaced. One of my neighbours on the other hand has been quite the opposite, he...
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7 people
Four Walls
@FourWalls (71877)
• United States
21 Feb

While the photo is a play on the title (my hamburger buns warming up in the skillet), there’s one thing that I absolutely cannot live without anymore: heated seats in the car. Heck, I have that thing on (temporarily, of course)...
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17 people
Always smiling
@allknowing (141685)
• India
21 Feb

There is never an end to upgrades. No matter what the gadgets manufacturers keep upgrading their products more for their own survival.
As long as spare parts are available there is no reason why one shoudl go for upgrades....
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12 people
NJ Chicaa
@NJChicaa (121708)
• United States
21 Feb

My 3 year old gray tabby Adso was sitting on the table. Don't judge me. I've long given up on that fight. haha
Anyway he was just sitting there and I wanted to get a picture of him just sitting in like the same pose as the...
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12 people
Piyoz the Great
@piyoz000 (465)
• Philippines
10 Feb

Ever experienced a Japanese tea ceremony? It's a beautiful tradition called "the way of tea", where making and drinking tea is turned into an art form. The host's graceful movements and the serene setting create a calming...
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3 people
