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jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 1 Sep 09

This past weekend, Hinder and Papa Roach gave a concert in my area, and this is my feedback on the show. First, I would like to say that there is a new band that is awesome. They won our local 'Battle of the Bands' and had...

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jessigirl116 I'm very glad that your concert was so rewarding. I think overall, the concert was fabulous. I think we saw the same 'tour'. Nickleback had played with them like Friday and Saturday, But I'm not sure when Saving Abel was here. I'm glad your concert was...

10 Sep 09

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 1 Sep 09

This past weekend, Hinder and Papa Roach gave a concert in my area, and this is my feedback on the show. First, I would like to say that there is a new band that is awesome. They won our local 'Battle of the Bands' and had...

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jessigirl116 That's awesome, I really like bands like that. Crowd participation and interaction is so important.

10 Sep 09

twoey68 @twoey68 (13627) • United States 28 Aug 09

It seems like all the time I’m hearing more and more exotic or down right strange names parents are giving their kids. Now, everyone has a right to name their kids what they want but I’m wondering if some of these parents really...

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jessigirl116 Pardon me, I'd like to add my two cents. I had a friend in 8th grade named 'Freebase', I saw her birth certificate. I also knew a girl named 'Alberta Babygirl', everyone called her 'Tatiana', I don't know why. lol Here's the best one yet- My cousin named...

31 Aug 09

CatsandDogs @CatsandDogs (13963) • United States 27 Apr 09

Now this is NOT to offend ANYBODY however, if I word something that doesn't sound right, by all means, let me know and I want to apologize if I do. I'm only telling what I've heard or read (closed...

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jessigirl116 Sorry, 1 more thing in my own defense-- I NEVER make racial slurs. Or any offensive slurs for that matter. If a joke calls for some kind of slur, I change it. But, on the other hand, I'm not offended if someone calls me a 'cracker'. Nope, not offended. No one...

28 Apr 09

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gwoman2 @gwoman2 (710) • United States 31 Mar 09

This was an e-mail sent from a friend: On water: Did you know that, 75% of Americans are chronically dehydrated? In 37% of Americans, the thirst mechanism is so weak that it is mistaken for hunger? Even MILD dehydration will...

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jessigirl116 You can send your soda to me!!!

31 Mar 09

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 It's ridiculous that we have to stop at the ATM so we can have cash to pay for gas! What's the point of having a card? Do these companies know how much sense they DON'T make? Thanks!!

9 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 We are always careful, we weren't overdrawn. But we didn't know why our balance kept bouncing around. We didn't know about the charges. It all worked out and we know about all the charges. Thanks!!

9 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 Apparently, our military can be trusted with the responsibility of pumping your own gas. They always have the best prices when you're on base. Thanks!!

9 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 Drive through Wyoming sometime. In Oregon we don't have that .06 thing, just the fee for using the card. They only do that with diesel. Cash vs. the card.

9 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 My kids are older, but it wasn't that long ago when I had to get all 3 of them out of the car, fight them in the store, then fight them to get back in the car. If mine were still small, I'd prefer to pay outside.

9 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 It's convenient, I agree. But, come on. Should there really be a difference in charges between paying outside and paying inside?

9 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

I was going to start a new discussion under the MyLot tag, and I noticed something that spurred this discussion instead. Why, with so many of us here, are there only 30,000 of us with MyLot for an interest?? Has someone...

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jessigirl116 Thanks for the link. I know that since I've been here, I have seen a multitude of people with a low post number, and then I don't see them much after that. I do see the same people over and over, so I feel like there is only a small number of us who are here...

8 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 Not only that, but as soon as you are overdrawn at your bank, they charge you for that, too! For a mistake you did NOT make. But, now it's in your account as you being overdrawn. Even if they fix it and you don't actually get charged, it's on your record....

8 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 I'm good with the processing fee. I know the store has to pay to have the machines, so we pay to use them. The hold was for the amount of purchase, not a set amount. They held the purchase price. I would understand a set amount hold for credit, if it was a...

8 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 I agree, with small kids, it's much more convenient. As long as you know all the rules, that is. Thanks!!

8 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 I think I'm moving down south. Better deals. Jk. We left Oregon, went into California, through Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, and into Nebraska. We saw alot of truck stops and noticed that they were doing that for diesel and regular. I thought it was ridiculous....

8 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 The sign, although rather small, was placed on top of the pump. Not clearly visible from the street but visible when you pull up. In Oregon it is illegal to pump your own gas, so an attendant comes out and gives you a slip to pay inside. We can still pay...

8 Sep 08

jessigirl116 @jessigirl116 (848) • United States 7 Sep 08

My opinion? Bad. It's a simple, time saving option, but at what cost? What are the consequences when you choose the convenience of not needing to enter the store? If you don't go in, they spend less money, right? Nothing to catch...

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jessigirl116 That is a good choice. Next time we travel, we are taking extra cash for those places. Thanks.

8 Sep 08

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