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anyabee @anyabee (363) • Philippines 31 Dec 09

i did some experimentation the past few days and i was happy with the results. i mean, i wasn't able to make them perfectly, as most first times go, but they're satisfactorily good. :) one of the recipes i tried is Choco Marble...

choco

cook

experiment

nestle

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jashoaf The recipe for these truffles can be found here - http://notecook.com/drinks/melt-in-your-mouth-chocolate-truffles/ Enjoy!

2 Jan 10

anyabee @anyabee (363) • Philippines 31 Dec 09

i did some experimentation the past few days and i was happy with the results. i mean, i wasn't able to make them perfectly, as most first times go, but they're satisfactorily good. :) one of the recipes i tried is Choco Marble...

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jashoaf I can, but are we allowed to? I thought we couldn't write recipes on discussions.

31 Dec 09

andy555 @andy555 (216) • China 1 Nov 09

You have been working for a boss, who is kind to you and but cannot give you more salary. You consider this boss a friend but only get $600 a month. Another compnay would like to offer $1000 to employ you. You are young, you have...

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jashoaf I'm glad it worked out for you! I have been approached by companies who praise me highly and offer me the moon if I will just "come right now". It always makes me suspicious of them. If they have scruples, they would not be trying to lure people away like...

10 Nov 09

maria120883 @maria120883 (392) • United States 24 Sep 09

Hi everyone!! I wanted some opinions and some tips on what to do with my family problem. I do not know what to do. I have always I guess you can say shown my family that I was straight but inside of me I like women... And finally...

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jashoaf "What can I do, I am who I am"? You are not going to like this response, but I hope you will read it. That same response was given by Ted Bundy and Son of Sam when asked why they committed murders. Countless thieves say it; so do liars and cheats. Ask any...

10 Nov 09

maria120883 @maria120883 (392) • United States 24 Sep 09

Hi everyone!! I wanted some opinions and some tips on what to do with my family problem. I do not know what to do. I have always I guess you can say shown my family that I was straight but inside of me I like women... And finally...

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jashoaf No, and she probably won't be able to discuss anything to do with your gay partner for awhile - if ever. It's too bad you have to go through this, it's very sad. What I'm hearing, though, is that that is a lifestyle choice she is unable accept. It doesn't...

5 Nov 09

bodhisatya @bodhisatya (2384) • India 2 Nov 09

I remember this funny incident happened with me long time back, I was around . It was my college days. My parents had left together for a couple of days. I was supposed to look after all the household chores, do the homework...

embarassing

funny

zip

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jashoaf It has, a couple of times. I had a pair of shorts that I discovered would not remain zipped. I didn't discover this until I was way too far from anywhere to anything about it! I check - and rezipped - about a hundred times that day, and threw them in the trash...

4 Nov 09

charmz1005 @charmz1005 (679) • Philippines 30 Oct 09

What if a man who is wearing a formal attire, looks rich, and decent approaches you and ask "Can I borrow your phone and make a long distance call abroad?" What would you do? Answer first in your mind and continue...

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jashoaf You've got a point. I'd need the explanation though, and would be glad to send the text if the situation warranted. Once he got to the police or consulate they could assist him further in that regard. I have a son who is in prison. In this part of the...

3 Nov 09

Andrew @AndrewFreyne (6281) • United Kingdom 2 Nov 09

I decided to create this discussion and I hope that it really gets people thinking about what they would do in a particular scenario! This sounds really horrible I know but there was a certain group of people that had to do this...

mature content

survival

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jashoaf I'm glad; I can picture having the most awful dreams and being really bothered when I came back. I could also picture someone with a slight warp in the personality to start with, being adversely affected. Scary thoughts!

3 Nov 09

charmz1005 @charmz1005 (679) • Philippines 30 Oct 09

What if a man who is wearing a formal attire, looks rich, and decent approaches you and ask "Can I borrow your phone and make a long distance call abroad?" What would you do? Answer first in your mind and continue...

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jashoaf I forgot to mention the first thing that came into my head - why would anyone need to make an emergency phone call abroad? That doesn't even make sense to me, and would raise my antennae if it happened. If they are in trouble, the country has police and...

1 Nov 09

AnythngArt @AnythngArt (3302) • United States 26 Oct 09

Knowing that Helium is not counting any more of your articles toward this month (since they make their break at the 25th of each month), does that make you slack off? Or are you revved up for a new...

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jashoaf Good for you! I don't think I could stick to it either. I write for a local community paper - that's the only dependable income source so they come first! But it's only part-time work, hence the internet writing. I also have other internet sources I write for....

29 Oct 09

AnythngArt @AnythngArt (3302) • United States 26 Oct 09

Knowing that Helium is not counting any more of your articles toward this month (since they make their break at the 25th of each month), does that make you slack off? Or are you revved up for a new...

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jashoaf I said 4 per week, not per day - I couldn't do that either! [smile]. An article can take a few hours to a couple of days, depending on my knowledge of the subject, time available, and research materials. I'd guess I average 4-6 hours, since most of them take...

28 Oct 09

AnythngArt @AnythngArt (3302) • United States 26 Oct 09

Knowing that Helium is not counting any more of your articles toward this month (since they make their break at the 25th of each month), does that make you slack off? Or are you revved up for a new...

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jashoaf I have about 80, I think. a few have been bought by marketplace, and I have 4 or 5 poems in for creative writing. I really enjoy it; I like researching, and choosing a title allows me to research stuff that interests me anyway. I have articles elsewhere I...

28 Oct 09

katerina @thea09 (18305) • Greece 20 Oct 09

There are often discussions comparing the cost of living in different countries but I want to try and pin it down to the cost of certain items which are probably known in most countries. Please use the dollar here as we are all...

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jashoaf The US and state tax codes are... interesting, to say the least.

24 Oct 09

suspenseful @suspenseful (40192) • Canada 15 Oct 09

I am writing a novel, or rather am perfecting my novel for publication (about three more drafts to go) but the trouble is that I am also trying to make a little extra money on you know, and on ptcs. Right now I can write about...

writing a novel but need money now

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jashoaf Actually the recession has propelled me into writing. I worked a full time job before, and wrote only the occasional poem. then I lost my job. Most applications are done online now, so I was online doing my resume and applications, and started doing surveys...

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Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163776) • Garden Grove, California 7 Oct 09

This may be abit of a rant but it really hurts me that all people think that all homeless people are either drunks,druggies, or mentally ill. for heavens sake one month I was just another middle class woman living with my adult...

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jashoaf Many churches work tirelessly in this regard, either aone or banded together. i have found that the small churches are especially good at this. Food banks, soup kitchens, etc are springing up all over, either run by or supported by local churches. Another...

13 Oct 09

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Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163776) • Garden Grove, California 7 Oct 09

This may be abit of a rant but it really hurts me that all people think that all homeless people are either drunks,druggies, or mentally ill. for heavens sake one month I was just another middle class woman living with my adult...

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jashoaf I'm glad things worked out for you, and government assitance is certainly one way to get help - sometimes the only way. But I disagree with your statement that the only way the problem will be solved is for government to create jobs. I think the best, most...

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JenInTN @JenInTN (27514) • United States 6 Oct 09

My sweet little nature loving daughter finally caught that frog..LOL. She is forever catching things. I try to take a picture of her with her new friends because that's sometimes the only way she will let them go without being...

finally caught him

frog

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jashoaf I'm not afraid of snakes, but we live in the desert and it is rattlesnake country. So stepping on a snake in my bare feet in my kitchen sure gave me pause....

8 Oct 09

JenInTN @JenInTN (27514) • United States 6 Oct 09

My sweet little nature loving daughter finally caught that frog..LOL. She is forever catching things. I try to take a picture of her with her new friends because that's sometimes the only way she will let them go without being...

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jashoaf EWWW! It was a mess, indeed! Once I stepped on King Louis when I walked out to make coffee first thing in the morning without my glasses on. King Louis wa a 5 foot king snake and my son's pet - and not allowed loose in the house! We had a lively discussion...

8 Oct 09

shibham @shibham (16977) • India 6 Oct 09

hi everyone. in this world of modern technologies we are running fast. we have no time to waste bcoz we need to run according to time. but dont forget that once upon a time the postal system was the most vital part of our life....

letter

postal

writing

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jashoaf I agree, gspice. When you get a letter in the mailbox you immediately smile and sit down to read it. There's something very nostalgic about that, like someone cared enough to take the time. Our culture is losing the value of slowing down a little and taking...

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