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paxrein @paxrein (77) • Philippines 11 Dec 08

I think Spaghetti is the most common pasta served on the dining table and it usually comes with red sauce, like tomato sauce with ground meat, sometimes with cream sauce as in carbonara, sometimes with herbs as in Pesto and...

herbs

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JeztheNun For the record, shrimp is good on ANYthing.

11 Dec 08

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ashish_answer @ashish_answer (784) • India 11 Dec 08

"Boys have a higher IQ than girls by 2.3 IQ points in 15 year olds and 4.65 IQ points in 16 year olds." Are there any boys/girls who agree with this? I do agree with this

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JeztheNun Wow, thanks for the BR!

11 Dec 08

rosdimy @rosdimy (3926) • Malaysia 11 Dec 08

I have heard people saying women are good at acting or pretending especially when they want something done for them or objects given to them. It seems they use tears to gain sympathy even though they are actually laughing...

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JeztheNun Thanks, luoke! And rosdimy, I wouldn't really blame a gender, so much as the specific people who do it. I mean, there are plenty of men and women who don't act that way, and plenty who do. I think, as people, we need to stop classifying characteristics of...

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 11 Dec 08

I'm talking about people who type things like "wots" instead of What's or "UR" instead of you are? When texting I guess I get it. I don't like it, but I get it. When typing out a response on a forum or discussion board, though,...

bad habit

short hand

typing

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JeztheNun Exactly. It looks as though a four year old typed something while playing pretend. The most horrifying thing, though, is that kids will say, "Well you knew what I meant, so who cares what it looks like?" I do. Very much. I, personally, don't even like to use...

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 11 Dec 08

I'm talking about people who type things like "wots" instead of What's or "UR" instead of you are? When texting I guess I get it. I don't like it, but I get it. When typing out a response on a forum or discussion board, though,...

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JeztheNun If what you say is true, friend, then they shouldn't be corresponding with people on a mass scale. If you don't want to put effort into communication, then don't communicate. That's my theory, anyway. Thanks for the response.

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 11 Dec 08

I'm talking about people who type things like "wots" instead of What's or "UR" instead of you are? When texting I guess I get it. I don't like it, but I get it. When typing out a response on a forum or discussion board, though,...

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JeztheNun I think I can understand that, as well. When writing to someone who knows you, you don't have to worry about looking stupid. Unfortunately, younger kids (and even some seasoned adults) have taken to typing like this on public forums where they just look like...

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 11 Dec 08

I'm talking about people who type things like "wots" instead of What's or "UR" instead of you are? When texting I guess I get it. I don't like it, but I get it. When typing out a response on a forum or discussion board, though,...

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JeztheNun Thanks for responding. Time is money, eh? Well, I guess I'm just more about quality over quantity. (Wink)

11 Dec 08

XoyyoX @XoyyoX (1055) • China 11 Dec 08

As a teacher trainer, you know a novice trainer, I'm trying to find or design a framework for effective lessons. we can always easily feel and say that it's a good lesson or a terrible lesson, but what are our criteria to judge...

classroom

classroom observation

teachers and students

teaching

trainer

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JeztheNun Well, I guess that's harder to put into words. Here are some questions: Does the teacher express the ideas and methods in the lesson accurately? Do the students seem interested in the teacher's specific method? (ie; lecture, competition, or student...

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 11 Dec 08

I'm talking about people who type things like "wots" instead of What's or "UR" instead of you are? When texting I guess I get it. I don't like it, but I get it. When typing out a response on a forum or discussion board, though,...

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JeztheNun I'm a dot-o-holic. I use them to express long pauses and trailed off sentences, for which I'm famous. I love... dots! (That was my Shatner impression. Dots are useful.)

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 11 Dec 08

I'm talking about people who type things like "wots" instead of What's or "UR" instead of you are? When texting I guess I get it. I don't like it, but I get it. When typing out a response on a forum or discussion board, though,...

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JeztheNun Oh geez, a fellow grammar Nazi. I'm glad I'm not the only one. I love my language, and to see it butchered by people who have been speaking it from the end of infancy really upsets me. People don't take pride in the written word, anymore. I blame the...

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 4 Dec 08

I'm non-religious. By this I mean that I choose to remain free of a religious title. I suppose some people would call me agnostic, but the reality is that I find truth in many aspects of many religions. My personal beliefs are not...

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JeztheNun Well, thanks for the great response! I calls 'em like I sees 'em, friend!

11 Dec 08

JeztheNun @JeztheNun (90) • United States 10 Dec 08

I love coffee, and I love flavored coffee drinks. I also hate paying six dollars for a tall coffee at chain stores. That's why I've taken to making my own yummy coffee drinks at home. I mostly make hot and chilled mocha lattes....

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JeztheNun Hi, deni. Yea, coffee makes my brain stronger every day. After women have kids, their intellect drop at least ten points. Coffee helps me to maintain whatever I have left after birthing two kids. Thanks for responding!

11 Dec 08

maximax8 @maximax8 (31046) • United Kingdom 6 Dec 08

My friend used to enjoy going on a website to discuss different things on their forum. Then he suddenly left that website and so I wondered why. Then in his next email to me he said that he had left that website because someone...

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JeztheNun That's an interesting idea. The dumping box, I mean. I'm sorry your friend had a bad experience. Being that sensitive, the internet is a dangerous place for him. People aren't always going to take care. People don't know that he's shy or sensitive. They...

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littlepinoy @littlepinoy (600) • Philippines 5 Dec 08

Which would you prefer? People mistook you for being younger than your age, or for being older? I'm 25 years old. But a lot of people whom I meet the first time at a glance would assume i'm younger than 25. Maybe 23 or 22...

age

casual

people

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JeztheNun I think these days it's just hard to judge a person's age. I see little kids and I can't tell if they're 8 or 12, you know? Also, women have the advantage of looking younger for longer, but men definitely have an advantage of aging more gracefully.

6 Dec 08

jesssp @jesssp (2712) • Canada 5 Dec 08

And gentlemen, how often do you *think* she shaves 'em? I will admit that in my 'old age' I have pretty much ditched the razor in the winter, save for holidays and special occasions. I will go for a few months without shaving....

hair removal

shaving legs

stubble

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JeztheNun I have a six month old, a five year old, and a man who works until 6pm... if I get ten minutes to myself twice a week, it's a miracle. Needless to say, I spend most of my days sasquatchian. My fiance knows how little time I have, so he doesn't mind the...

6 Dec 08

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