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myLot! @myLot (127) • Kansas City, Missouri 30 Apr 13

Later this week, we will launch the most significant revamp myLot has seen since it was born over 7 years ago. myLot has been re-imagined with a clear emphasis on dialog and sharing, and we'll soon be ready to show this to each of...

mylot

the new mylot

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lacieice They definitely should pay everyone what is in their accounts. We earned it...and we should be paid. myLot is, after all, being paid by the advertisers, so why can't they pay everyone. I'm beginning to think it's a matter of greed.

30 Apr 13

Jennifer @LovingMyBabies (85288) • Valdosta, Georgia 29 Apr 13

So, someone told me I am not an adult because I don't drive since I have always been afraid to learn. I have a horrible fear of driving, I cannot picture myself doing it, I panic and freeze up when I get behind the wheel. Does...

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lacieice I don't really think you need to hire anyone to teach you. First of all, you need to get a driver's manual from your state. Here in PA, you can pick one up at a state police drivers test center. You just need to find a friend who will help you and you need to...

30 Apr 13

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 23 Apr 13

..sometimes the behaviour of some, especially in 'High Places' shall we say, makes my mind boggle, to say the least. The media (in both the US and here in the UK, I'm ashamed to say) are ALL saying the same thing about the Boston...

innocent until proven guilty

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lacieice Janey...it looks like you are saying 'my country is better than your country'... Other than that I'm quite at a loss to see your point. That 'kid' murdered 3 people and injured 280 more. He has stated he did it because of his religious beliefs. He will be...

23 Apr 13

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 23 Apr 13

..sometimes the behaviour of some, especially in 'High Places' shall we say, makes my mind boggle, to say the least. The media (in both the US and here in the UK, I'm ashamed to say) are ALL saying the same thing about the Boston...

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lacieice I'm not sure what you think Ted Nugent was elected to. As far as I can find, he is simply a has-been musician with a big mouth.

23 Apr 13

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 23 Apr 13

..sometimes the behaviour of some, especially in 'High Places' shall we say, makes my mind boggle, to say the least. The media (in both the US and here in the UK, I'm ashamed to say) are ALL saying the same thing about the Boston...

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lacieice Janey, any act of terrorism anywhere in the world bothers me. However, I don't think any other country has gone through what the U.S. went through with 9/11...maybe you don't remember the collapse of the World Trade Centers and the attack on the pentagon, but...

23 Apr 13

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jazel_juan @jazel_juan (15746) • Philippines 1 Apr 13

and they are like twins, i am referring to north and south Korea. they are at war right now and it is sad, yes sad that these two countries are fighting... i am not clear to what their causes are but it is a bit shameful. quite...

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lacieice Yes, they do, but he is not a man. He's a little boy in a man's body playing at My **** is bigger than your ****, I can only hope someone older and wiser is able to curtail his aggression.

3 Apr 13

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 25 Mar 13

Primarily, I want to hear about what it was like giving birth to your babies. I've never given birth myself (and never intend to) but, from what I've heard in the real world, it can either be a wonderful, stress-less...

how was it giving birth

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lacieice Yea...I guess you could call it a nerve block...you feel nothing from the mid-chest down. I remember it felt a little hard to breath for a while. I goes away fairly quickly after the birth with no after effects.

26 Mar 13

crazzydolphin @crazzydolphin (3636) • United States 22 Mar 13

well I was sitting here thinking about it and seems that smoking this is becoming more and more common as the times go by. more and more people smoke it. you see it more out of teens than you do in adults but there are a lot of...

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lacieice I don't believe I stated that everyone who smoked pot moved on th other drugs, but many do. People with addiction problems will move on. Those without addiction problems probably won't. As an example, a person who tries cocaine once does not nexessarily become...

23 Mar 13

LaurenM @ambull2683 (20) • United States 10 Mar 13

This has been going on for most of my life but as I get older, the nightmares I have are getting worse. It is to the point where I am afraid to go to sleep. My most recent nightmare was two nights ago. In my nightmare I was laying...

dreaming

nightmares

sleeping

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lacieice You are very welcome, and I hope it helps.

10 Mar 13

dorannmwin @dorannmwin (36392) • United States 7 Mar 13

I realize that I am a woman that is approaching middle age, but I've not reached all of the goals that I have in my life. I think that now is the time for me to start to take action as I've seen other mylotters and friends of mine...

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lacieice You should do well, but realize that you will need hours and hours of study time, and support from your family. Luckily, you can choose class hours that work best for you. For example, since I commuted, I never took early morning classes...they were all after...

8 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 8 Mar 13

I know...you are gonna say because not enough people watched them, but, really, they don't even give them a chance. "Do No Harm" was on for 2 episodes and was cancelled. "Zero Hour" made it 3 episodes before it was gone. How can...

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lacieice I so totally agree with you. There are lots of shows that I've watched that simply disappear...never to be seen again. As someone else stated, it's all about money.

8 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 8 Mar 13

I know...you are gonna say because not enough people watched them, but, really, they don't even give them a chance. "Do No Harm" was on for 2 episodes and was cancelled. "Zero Hour" made it 3 episodes before it was gone. How can...

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lacieice I do realize it's all about money, and I would imagine the advertizers have a lot to say in the matter, but I think they should also consider the cost of making several episodes that will never be seen. That seems like it would cost them more money.

8 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 8 Mar 13

I know...you are gonna say because not enough people watched them, but, really, they don't even give them a chance. "Do No Harm" was on for 2 episodes and was cancelled. "Zero Hour" made it 3 episodes before it was gone. How can...

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lacieice Apparently, things are a lot different in your country. Some of the shows you mentioned have been over in the U.S. for a long time. I just wish the networks would give shows more of a chance.

8 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 8 Mar 13

I know...you are gonna say because not enough people watched them, but, really, they don't even give them a chance. "Do No Harm" was on for 2 episodes and was cancelled. "Zero Hour" made it 3 episodes before it was gone. How can...

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lacieice Do you remember "Jerico"? When they cancelled it, a great number of people expressed their displeasure by sending peanuts to the network. (They sent peanuts because of something that was said during the show.) They acutally brought it back for a few episodes...

8 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 8 Mar 13

I know...you are gonna say because not enough people watched them, but, really, they don't even give them a chance. "Do No Harm" was on for 2 episodes and was cancelled. "Zero Hour" made it 3 episodes before it was gone. How can...

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lacieice I realize that, but they don't even give the shows a chance to build a fan base. How can they tell, after 1 or 2 episodes, if the show will attract more fans?

8 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 3 Mar 13

the taxpayers bear the cost. Here in Pennsylvania, 36 years ago, two men were accused and convicted of murdering three people. There has never been any doubt as to their guilt. One of the people they killed was a police...

convicted killers

costs

death row

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lacieice I didn't mean that Mexico gives them a choice, but if they are caught my U.S. agents, the agents will give them the choice of returnig to the U.S.A. or being turned over to Mexican authorities.

4 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 3 Mar 13

the taxpayers bear the cost. Here in Pennsylvania, 36 years ago, two men were accused and convicted of murdering three people. There has never been any doubt as to their guilt. One of the people they killed was a police...

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lacieice I'm sorry, but I have no sympathy for these two mem in particular. The murders were called "kill for thrill" murders. There was no rhyme or reason for what they did. Remember, there were three victims. One they drowned. Some criminals may indeed think...

4 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 3 Mar 13

the taxpayers bear the cost. Here in Pennsylvania, 36 years ago, two men were accused and convicted of murdering three people. There has never been any doubt as to their guilt. One of the people they killed was a police...

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lacieice It costs four times more to keep an inmate on death row than in ghe general population, so they would have to release four convicts to cover the cost of one convict on death row. As far as how long they sit on death row, as soon as their last appeal is...

3 Mar 13

lacieice @lacieice (2060) • United States 3 Mar 13

the taxpayers bear the cost. Here in Pennsylvania, 36 years ago, two men were accused and convicted of murdering three people. There has never been any doubt as to their guilt. One of the people they killed was a police...

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lacieice That may be true, but, if given a choice of returning of their own free will or spending time in a Mexican jail, many chose to return here.

3 Mar 13

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