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FashionYas @FashionYas (94) • Guatemala 7 Dec 10

Is the more important sport in the world a lot of people call football, but specially in USA Why call soccer???? I think football is football I don´t care IF in USA have other sport with the same name..... :S

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IsisGreen In the UK there was football (soccer). Then during a game at Rugby school William Webb-Ellis picked up the ball and ran with it. People tackled him. Out of that a new game was formed: Rugby Football, which became the sport we play as rugby today.

19 Dec 10

FashionYas @FashionYas (94) • Guatemala 7 Dec 10

Is the more important sport in the world a lot of people call football, but specially in USA Why call soccer???? I think football is football I don´t care IF in USA have other sport with the same name..... :S

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IsisGreen It's because the Americans already use the term "football" to refer to the game where they throw and catch the ball and wear loads of padding like the Michelin man.

19 Dec 10

FashionYas @FashionYas (94) • Guatemala 7 Dec 10

Is the more important sport in the world a lot of people call football, but specially in USA Why call soccer???? I think football is football I don´t care IF in USA have other sport with the same name..... :S

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IsisGreen Just to be clear: American Football is nothing like Rugby Football.

19 Dec 10

ndigun @ndigun (3) • Indonesia 1 Nov 10

As I know, Indonesia is not popular enough in international society. So, what do you know about my country? How you know that? Thanks :)

indonesia

today

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IsisGreen The most corrupt country is actually Somalia (according to Transparency International), but you're right Indonesia does pretty badly too.

19 Dec 10

jb78000 @jb78000 (15139) 12 Dec 10

please get a grip conservative newspapers - you are not ten - weather proves nothing but extreme weather, constantly repeated, indicates a trend. i.e. the climate is changing and almost certainly because of careless human...

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IsisGreen But the "too many people" part does spark some very difficult policy questions. There have been a few - such as Jonathan Poritt - who've come out and said that population growth is the underlying problem here. It stands to reason: more people use more stuff...

19 Dec 10

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jb78000 @jb78000 (15139) 12 Dec 10

please get a grip conservative newspapers - you are not ten - weather proves nothing but extreme weather, constantly repeated, indicates a trend. i.e. the climate is changing and almost certainly because of careless human...

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IsisGreen "Don't listen to politicians when it comes to science." Quite. Listen to scientists when it comes to science. Here's Nasa: http://climate.nasa.gov/ And here's the IPCC data:...

19 Dec 10

Bambi09 @Bambi09 (227) • United States 11 Nov 10

I miss him terribly. I can't take another day without him. Granted it was my decision, and it's better for me and the kids, I don't know why I'm still breathing without him. I've been put through so much crap. I've had my heart...

heartbroken

love

regret

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IsisGreen Craigy, you LAD. :-)

12 Nov 10

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gewcew23 @gewcew23 (8007) • United States 8 Nov 10

If someone wrote liberal secular marxist progressive socialist maoist anti-colonialist keynesian economy loving democrats you would think that this is a derogatory comment especially in the context that it was meant to be...

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IsisGreen At a slight stretch you could consider the Bush doctrine of actively spreading "freedom and democracy" around the world (as opposed to the Bush doctrine of preemptive strike) to be a form of colonialism.

8 Nov 10

gewcew23 @gewcew23 (8007) • United States 1 Nov 10

I learned that Congress does have the ability to come together in a bipartisan way as long as it is for the important things like the volume of commercials. I laughed when I read that the finally vote Loudness Mitigation Act will...

october

politics

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IsisGreen Gewcew23: "since most Muslims are Arabs". This statement is very wrong. About 80% of Muslims in the world live elsewhere than Arab countries. To give you an illustration, the three largest Muslim populations are in Indonesia (200 million), Pakistan...

3 Nov 10

RebeccaScarlett @RebeccaScarlett (2532) • Canada 1 Nov 10

In the States, you can sell sperm and eggs for money. In Canada it is illegal to do that. You can donate sperm or eggs, but you are not allowed to recieve financial compensation. In fact, I believe it is illegal for a surrogate...

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IsisGreen Out of interest Cutie, why is it considered sinful?

3 Nov 10

scruffygirl @scruffygirl (120) • Italy 26 Sep 10

Nowadays the climate change represents one of the greatest problems facing the globe. The greenhouse effect is very important as it relates to the gases which keep the Earth warm. In my opinion there are several things we can do...

climate change

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IsisGreen Reading between the lines a bit here, your understanding is that "the single most efficient way to combat & reverse global warming" is to cease eating meat. (Is that right?) It's not a bad idea in principle. Meat production is certainly very carbon...

1 Nov 10

RebeccaScarlett @RebeccaScarlett (2532) • Canada 1 Nov 10

In the States, you can sell sperm and eggs for money. In Canada it is illegal to do that. You can donate sperm or eggs, but you are not allowed to recieve financial compensation. In fact, I believe it is illegal for a surrogate...

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IsisGreen I see plenty of love in the parents-to-be who want so much to have a child that they seek out a donor to overcome their own unfortunate biological shortcomings.

1 Nov 10

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Porcospino @Porcospino (31366) • Denmark 1 Nov 10

In my country we have a festival called "Fastelavn" and that is similar to Halloween in many ways. The children dress up and they walk from house to house. When the owners of the house open the door the children sing a song (the...

coins instead of candy

halloween

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IsisGreen How cost effective is this method anyway? Assuming you live a few miles from the rich neighbourhood to which you'd travel it's going to cost you something not negligible in gasoline. How much extra candy would the kids have to get in the rich neighbourhood...

1 Nov 10

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smartie0317 @smartie0317 (1610) • United States 1 Nov 10

Tomorrow, in the United States, is election day. I don't have it off. Many times I havenb't had it off, but I still manage to vote. I know many people who get it off and don't vote. Do think people should be allowed to have...

election

election day

vote

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IsisGreen What's to stop somebody just going to the pub / sportsbar for an hour? Would it matter if they did?

1 Nov 10

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hakuyo @hakuyo (200) 20 Oct 10

Usually, i wonder a lot about who made humans? God? Or maybe we are the intelligent version of the monkeys? Who made us? what do you think? Do you ever think about it?

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IsisGreen When do you think this happened? To clarify, do you think humans were put on the earth (by God) looking pretty much how we do today?

1 Nov 10

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