liquorice

@liquorice (3887)

Age 51

Joined myLot 16 years ago

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My Friend

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 17 Apr 13

I have a prospective friend. A man from the Indian sub-continent. I like people from there. He's my only prospective friend currently. He's never commented on one of my discussions nor I on his. Shall I let him in or let him stew....

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liquorice Hi P1key, I would have a look at his discussions to see if he likes the same kind of things as you, or spot something that would at least give you some kind of clue as to why he's trying to befriend you. I tend to be a bit suspicious of people who try to...

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Are shock treatments harmful to your body?

krislouiebaby @krislouiebaby (2346) • Philippines 13 Apr 07

Are shock treatments harmful to your body? I have had physical therapies that requires electric shocks. And also, I have heard of products such as slendertone, which is a belt that shocks your waist when you wear it. It is suppose...

health

life

people

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liquorice I've often wondered this too. I know this is a very oldpost, but I wanted to answer it as I've just started using my Slendertone again. I love it, it's such a great feeling when you use it, like my muscles are really working. It helped me a lot after I had...

8 Oct 12

"You're doing what? For WHO?"

wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

charity

helping others

religion

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liquorice If you believe in what the organisation does, and it sounds like they do a lot of good for people, then there is no reason why you shouldn't help. I'm sure they are grateful for your help, whether or not you believe in the same stuff as...

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What a hypocrite

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 28 Jul 12

I am not interested in sport and really cannot be bothered with the Olympics. Yet last night I found myself gawping at the opening ceremony in London and being very impressed in parts by the spectacle. As a piece of showmanship I...

hypocrisy

olympics

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liquorice Oh no you're certainly not alone. I feel exactly the same way! Only the other day in one of my answers to your other discussion I was saying how excited I was about the torch coming, even though I wasn't into the Olympics at all. Then the opening ceremony...

30 Jul 12

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How's your country going?

BabyCheetah @BabyCheetah (1911) • Australia 29 Jul 12

I now it's only up to day 2 that's coming up but how has your country fairing so far? Australia is off to a good start with a gold medal in the womens 4x100 swimming. I saw the rowing yesterday and we seemed to be getting through...

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liquorice Yes, I watched the swimming when Australia won. It was a great race, and the Australians in my family were very happy, lol! You Aussies are doing really well in the swimming. Well, we missed out on the diving, but we got our first men's gymnastics medal for...

30 Jul 12

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Is anyone Watching the Olympics?

NailTech @NailTech (6874) • United States 30 Jul 12

Sadly I'm not interested, cause I'm not into sports much anyways. I also found out that two of my favorite TV shows (back to back ones) that I watch on Mondays & Tuesdays will now be repeats for the sake of the Olympics. Plus...

back to back tv shows

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liquorice Yes, I wasn't too excited about them before they started, due to the extortionate amount of money it's costing our city to host them. Could have been spent so much better elsewhere, on our healthcare system, education etc. etc. And while I still think that, I...

30 Jul 12

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What a background!

celticeagle @celticeagle (168126) • Boise, Idaho 29 Jul 12

I just got bored lastnight and started looking for desktop backgrounds. I looked at grecian gardens, gothic, vamp, victorian, and some nature ones. I found this really pretty abstract one. It has pink, blue and yellow in sort of a...

desktop backgrounds

grecian gardens

prettyabstract

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liquorice I recently found a photograph of some sand close-up. Nothing else, just some sand. Other people seem to think it's a bit boring and they don't get it, but for me it's really relaxing to look at. Simple and relaxing!

30 Jul 12

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A Matter of Avoidance

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 24 Jul 12

I am sure that for many of you it will come as a complete surprise that we are in an Olympics year. Apparently this year, for two weeks from this coming Friday there will be running and jumping, sailing and swimming and a whole...

knitting

macramé

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liquorice Ha ha! If it is still hot I will be spending as much time as possible outside. And as it's the summer holidays we will probably be running after children. :)

24 Jul 12

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A Familiar Stranger

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 21 Jul 12

Earlier this week I met up with another myLotter who I had not met before. We had a pleasant few hours together in which we had lunch and looked around my local cathedral. Unfortunately I had to get away early. However, it was...

new wine

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liquorice No, that hasn't ever happened to me, but it must be nice when it does. I'm sure a lot of times it's more the case that you get to know someone really well online, (or at least you think you do), but when you meet them you don't feel the same connection. I'm...

21 Jul 12

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Now, is that REALLY true?

Amber @AmbiePam (93739) • United States 1 Jul 12

Do you hear things about other countries and wonder if it true? Sometimes I read things on here about Americans and I can't believe people really think it's true. I was reading in a book (NON fiction) about a woman who went to...

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liquorice That made me laugh about the ice. (Sorry!) When I went to America I was shocked that every drink I ordered was so packed with ice, without me even asking for it! I hate ice in my drink as it dilutes it, and it hurts my throat. So...

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I Want To Pay

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 11 Jul 12

Today the Olympic Torch is coming to my small English City. In a spirit of community minded celebration the local Council has given us free parking all day. They carefull covered up all the parking ticket machines. Not to be...

pay

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liquorice Ha ha I love it! How polite and law-abiding. No, I wouldn't pay parking charges if I didn't have to. I would make the most of it and not give any extra money to greedy councils! (As you can proabably tell, we have a big issue with parking round here, where...

11 Jul 12

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Superstition: how superstitious would you say your fellow countrymen are?

urbandekay @urbandekay (18278) 17 May 12

I mean to include classic superstitions, like those concerned with black cats and more modern ones all the best urban

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liquorice In general not very superstitious at all. I think it's mainly the older generation who think you shouldn't open an umbrella indoors, walk under ladders or put shoes on the table. Things like that were passed down the generations, and either people just stopped...

17 May 12

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Faster way to making payout, make discussions , comment back on responses

Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163776) • Garden Grove, California 28 Apr 12

Some are always asking for faster ways to make payout in the last few days. I always have found if I make a discussion the best quality that I can make it, then comment back on each response I can usually catch up and make...

a discussion need to have p eople talking back and

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liquorice I agree, when I used to be more active on here, I found that keeping the discussion going made a difference. I also agree that it's a bit rude not to reply back to people who have answered your questions and contributed to your discussions. I'm not always the...

9 May 12

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Why do doctors...

Loverbear @Loverbear (4918) • United States 28 Apr 12

This discussion is dedicated to a very special lady who is a MyLot member and her husband who passed away a few days ago. Why do doctors feel that they have to put people through living he11 with treatments? These are to...

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liquorice I like what your mother said. I agree. Dialysis sounds awful, and it is up to each person what they want to put their body through. It has to be, it's their body. One thing I wanted to add was that I read an article in the newspaper yesterday about how...

29 Apr 12

Why not buy a house?!

chicgale @chicgale (2982) • Philippines 28 Apr 12

I don't know why my friends keep on asking me why me and my husband doesn't buy a house?! I told them many times the reason why we don't want to buy or build a house. Why can't they just shut up and mind their own business? It's...

house

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liquorice Hmm, people always want to interfere in other people's business, and they actually think it's there business! I think they just don't have enough entertainment in their lives... Don't rise to it, just tell them that you know all the facts that they're trying...

29 Apr 12

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Good Old HR

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 26 Apr 12

Last Christmas my daughter was laid of from her job. However, just before she went she was interviewed for another post in the same company but had not heard the result by the time that she finally left. She assumed that she...

jobs

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liquorice That's very funny. And unbelievable! (Although, yep I do believe it!) I'm glad that she has a job. And the offer of another is always good. She must be good!!

26 Apr 12

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"You are so good in bed..."

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 9 Mar 12

Is what The Boss said to me this morning. I smiled and lay back, preening myself. Then she said "You hardly move when you are asleep!" Oh, bubble burst! I thought that she meant... well you know what I thought... So do you sleep...

sleep

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liquorice Lol! I don't sleep too well. But yesterday I came across a lovely warm blanket that I forgot I had. Put that on the bed last night, and had the best sleep ever.

9 Mar 12

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Phew.....We might have been in with a chance

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 2 Mar 12

Thankfully the "Powers that be" have come to their senses and the UK is fielding Engelbert Humperdinck as our entry for the Eurovision Song Contest. He couldn't sing in the 60s and I see no reason why he should have improved....

eurovision

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liquorice Hi P1key, how are you doing? Yes, the newsreader last night seemed to think it surreal that Engelbert Humperdinck is going up against Jedward. But with Eurovision, nothing surprises me! It's an eclectic musical mix of randomness, and anything...

2 Mar 12

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Not having much good news on the health front

jugsjugs @jugsjugs (12967) 22 Feb 12

Just been told that i have Raynauds disease and psoratic athritis in a few of my fingers, thats one reason why i have not been on here, as it takes ages to try to type with less fingers that i can use.About a month ago was told...

getting worse

no let up

pain all the time

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liquorice Ooh, that's bad luck. :( I have Raynauds too, and it's not much fun. (Even less fun with Psoratic arthritis I would think...) One of my best presents recently was a pair of fingerless gloves to wear indoors. They make it a lot easier to function. And I...

22 Feb 12

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Happy New Year?

p1kef1sh @p1kef1sh (45681) 10 Jan 12

How's your year going so far? We are two weeks in now and I expect that all the resolutions etc are a memory. I made no New Year promises but am now rethinking. On 3 January I was diagnosed with Kidney Cancer. That has rather...

happiness

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liquorice I'm sorry to hear that P1key, not a good start to your new year. Am thinking of you, and hope that your next news is better than the last. I like your attitude, I think lots of people can learn from you, re: trinkets and baubles and things :) So far my year...

17 Jan 12

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