jasonlapeer

@jasonlapeer (23)

United States • Age 45

Joined myLot 15 years ago

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Do you guys agree that waking up early means more time?

ahslack @ahslack (484) • Singapore 21 Mar 09

I do think that waking up early means more time.Everytime when i wake up earlier than usual,i would look at the time and said,Huh its still **:** only.But if i wake up late,i will look at the time and said,huh it's so late now and...

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jasonlapeer No, because even if I do get up late I stay up a lot later as well. Whereas if I get up early then I go to bed earlier as well. It's all relative to what your body is used to or what your circadian rhythm is set to.

29 Apr 09

You like buffet restaurant better or regular restaurant better?

mermaidivy @mermaidivy (15395) • United States 28 Apr 09

I like both. I like to have buffet meal once in a while to fulfill my big desire of lots of different food! I cannot eat whole heck of a lot but like to have varies of choices including appetizer, salad, hot dishes, cold dishes,...

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jasonlapeer It depends on what kind of food it is and how hungry I am. Also the quality of the place and the staff. Chinese is good both as a buffet and a take out/sit down place but some days I'm in the mood for a lot of variety and others not so much. The same could be...

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Is there a word you habitually misspell even though you know how to spell it?

dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 25 Apr 09

This drives me nuts (and it's a pretty short drive)! I KNOW how to spell "window" and have spelled it correctly all my life. However, the past 6 months or so when I type "window" it nearly always comes out "winder". My relatives...

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jasonlapeer Yeah but it isn't so much that I spell it wrong just that i type it wrong. I guess my left hand is a little bit quicker than my right for some reason so occasionally I'll say 'ahve' instead of 'have'. I read to much to really spell things wrong. Although I...

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Question: Would you rather be rich or Famous? Why?

vivianchen @vivianchen (2646) • China 24 Apr 09

Hi, Mylottors, I saw this question from a book, and i start thinking about this, will i rather be rich or famous? This question is about choose the wealth and fame. I think i would rather be rich. Why? If i am rich, i have enough...

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jasonlapeer I would much rather be rich than famous. While I would possibly have people following me around when I'm rich and definitely have people who want something from me It'd be much worse if I were famous. Also who's to say what I would be famous for? Or whether I...

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Do you agree or disagree with the statement: a game is fun only when you win it

youetme @youetme (351) • China 22 Apr 09

We live in the society , in a complex of different relations with people around us . Games are simplified models of the real life in the society . Most of the rules governing a social life are highlighted in games. At the same...

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jasonlapeer No I don't agree with that statement. A game is fun when it challenges you and makes you work to hone your skills, perceptions, thought processes, and/or reflexes. As well as when you win it. It can also be fun when you lose: at least for a short time....

23 Apr 09

Do you guys agree that waking up early means more time?

ahslack @ahslack (484) • Singapore 21 Mar 09

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jasonlapeer If I wake up early then I'll need a nap later in the day to keep going. Otherwise I'd get really tired and start yawning at about 11 or so. That's what my rhythm is set to so that's what I'm used to.

23 Apr 09

Do you make silly mistakes with your grammar?

mimpi @mimpi1911 (25464) • India 21 Apr 09

Here are some common mistakes that make us look stupid. I am sure we all have been there sometime or the other. 1. Loose for lose 2. It's for its (or god forbid, its') 3. They're for their for there 4. i.e. for e.g. 5....

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jasonlapeer Most of my mistakes come from typing to fast, but every now and then I'll flip 'chose' for choose' or whatever. Reading a lot helps with proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar.

23 Apr 09

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If you can go back to the past...

youless @youless (112481) • Guangzhou, China 18 Apr 09

If you have a time machine and you can go back to the past to fix something, which stage will you go to? I think I will go back to the time when I was in the kindergarten. I would tell my parents not to keep me there. And I would...

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jasonlapeer Certainly no life or world-changing events, to much possibility for a screw-up. Personally . . . probably try to convince myself to be a better student or some such cheesy thing.

19 Apr 09

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are you feel tired if you stay the computer for a long time?

fwangaa @fwangaa (3057) • China 18 Apr 09

yes, i always feel i am not very well. my face,my arm, but i am also here for mylot. i want to get the number that 10000, so i am working for this now. have a good day. wish you also can get this number. that day you will...

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jasonlapeer I can get tired if I stay in front of the monitor for to long but I make sure to get up regularly to do other things. Like playing with my pets or reading on the couch or going out for some air or whatever. What can I say? I have a tendency to be lazy. :p

18 Apr 09

Do you dress for the occasion?

mimpi @mimpi1911 (25464) • India 17 Apr 09

I feel, appearance is very important. It is the first impression the other person makes of us at first glance. It's important that we dress right for the right place and occasion. We all have a choice of how we want to present...

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jasonlapeer If I care what the person(s) think of me then yes I would dress to try and impress them. However I do not very often care what my appearance means to other people as I am never going to interact with them to any degree. That does not mean however that I'll...

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What do you do to prevent yourself from mosquito?

nzalheart @nzalheart (2338) • India 18 Apr 09

Hello everyone... Well in my country is hot season is coming on and day by day it is getting more and more hot. And with this the number of mosquitoes disturbing us are also increasing on and on. And so I have taken out the...

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jasonlapeer I usually just ignore them as I find that if I actively try to get rid of them they eat me more. Something to do with sweat or pheromones I believe. However what my family uses is a spray of some sort and citronella candles.

18 Apr 09

Finders keepers? Would you claim a ticket you found on the floor?

Just an Ordinary Owl? @owlwings (43910) • Cambridge, England 17 Apr 09

If you found a lottery ticket on the floor, would you claim the money yourself or would you turn it in to the police? "[i]Amanda Stacey, 34, found a ticket in her local Co-op in Swindon and took it home - only to discover it...

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jasonlapeer Ooooooo karma rules!! I would definitely take anything like that I find to the lost and found of the local police. If it wasn't claimed after whatever amount of time I would have no problems whatsoever with taking it for myself. That's just the way the world...

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Do you know that chocolate is the deadly food for a dog?

youless @youless (112481) • Guangzhou, China 16 Apr 09

Actually I just learned it via the net. Everybody loves chocolate, however, it is a deadly thing for a dog. Perhaps it is better to believe it although I am not sure whether this is true or not. I don't want to take a risk.

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jasonlapeer yeah, chocolate is a bad idea for doggies. My parents dog ate most of my Easter candy once and was sick for days afterward. Luckily it wasn't all that much chocolate or he would've died. I don't think the tinfoil was all that much fun for him either.

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My first gaming...

madhuvrn @madhuvrn (81) • India 14 Apr 09

This is the first video game I have played in my life. Among all the members of my family, I am the champion. Though there are lot of versions came out in this game, I love to play the oldest version, which I played in tele...

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super mario

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jasonlapeer My first gaming experience was playing Defender on the Atari. For the time that was a lot of fun. Also Missile Command, Pong, and a few others I can't remember right now. A great start for the gaming generation right there and it's just gotten better. Can't...

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Do you re-read books?

drknlvly6781 @drknlvly6781 (6246) • United States 14 Apr 09

I love reading. I have been reading ever since I was I was two years old (albeit it was little words like "it" and "is" lol) I learn many things just by reading, and get great entertainment from it as well, so much that no book is...

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jasonlapeer Yes I do re-read books for much the same reason as you do. Although there are a few that I could only read once for various reasons. However on the flip side of that are the ones I re-read constantly. For example, if it is part of a series or references other...

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WHich games console do u own ???

KrizaliD_211 @KrizaliD_211 (111) • India 18 Nov 08

i own a PS3 and i love it . i wold like to know what all console u have plz share it with me...... also has u r console broke ever in its run..

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jasonlapeer I love my PS3!! Also have a PS2, a Super Nintendo, and my roommate has a Wii. Never want to have an XBox, don't like MS as they're a bunch of money grubbing finks. Oooo, I have an old Atari at my parents house. Man that thing is ancient!! Very cool for its...

13 Apr 09

Do you repair your clothes or do you throw them away and buy new ones?

Just an Ordinary Owl? @owlwings (43910) • Cambridge, England 10 Apr 09

I am talking about simple repairs like sewing on buttons, repairing tears and worn patches, mending pockets, darning socks and so on. My mother would always repair clothes until they were really no longer wearable. Our socks...

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jasonlapeer Don't know how to darn socks but i can sew a button or repair a tear if needs be. Before any piece of my clothing gets so bad as to be unusable I'd donate it to someplace like the Salvation Army or Goodwill. Maybe they can fix what I can't and put it to a good...

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