Matt Wong (@matt05) on myLot

The Horse @TheHorse (220245) • Walnut Creek, California 1 Feb 19

I was going to do one of my platitudinous breakfast posts before heading off to work, but I ate my toast and butter before I could snap a picture of it. What made this morning's breakfast special was that it was the first time...

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Matt Wong Responding to your question, I had a bowl of boiled oats with a bit of sugar.

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Yakubu Ibrahim @wunnam (552) • Ghana 1 Feb 19

I am somebody who has passionate for affiliate marketing but i don't have money to promote my affiliate link. I only promote it on twitter and facebook for the free advertisement and never get a single sale for about 2 years...

affiliate marketing

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Matt Wong It's best to have a website or YouTube channel with high traffic to make money from affiliate marketing. Simply posting your links around the Internet won't do much help.

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DB @dgobucks226 (35733) 5 Jan 19

If you received an unexpected monetary gift would you spend the money all on yourself or share it with others? Are there any advantages for those who share their wealth? Source- hackensackmeridian health.org Photo-...

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Matt Wong I would probably take around 25% of it, and donate the rest to charity. If it's an "unexpected" monetary gift, that means I don't actually deserve it. I should be grateful if I get to keep a portion of it

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Bhagyashree Suvarna @hydraa (806) • Mumbai, India 5 Jan 19

How convenient it would have been if there was a Mylot App? I come here, write for a few days and then vanish, taking a few days of break and coming back again and writing. It so happens to me because every time I wanna write I...

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Matt Wong There's not much difference between the two. I use mylot on my mobile browser and it works well.

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Scott Andersen @DocAndersen (54402) • United States 5 Jan 19

I first read the LOTR and Hobbit books in Bangkok Thailand in 1972. It was the English versions of the books and I fell hard for the Middle Earth. To this day, the two "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" are my all-time favorite...

books

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Matt Wong Mine would be the Da Vinci Code. I know it's kinda conversational because of it's religious aspects, but I enjoyed the way the author used real life events and things to support a conspiracy theory.

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Diana @dya80dya (36774) 5 Jan 19

I have digestive issues and I avoid oranges and tangerines. My family bought some today. I am thinking to eat just one. I think it won't harm me. Tangerines have 85% water, vitamin C, other nutrients. I like them because they are...

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Matt Wong Why not? They're sweet, juicy, and easy to peel.

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Alvin Jenn @Acefun (1220) • Malaysia 5 Jan 19

I saw a news today. https://www.nst.com.my/news/crime-courts/2019/01/447023/yemeni-pleads-not-guilty-fatally-knocking-down-snatch-thief It is about a thief being knocked down and killed from the incident by the property owner....

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Matt Wong @myklj999 This is generally speaking for the majority of laws. Of course, to be accurate, you have to check your local regulations.

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Hemantsd @Hemantsd (1) 4 Jan 19

In todays world we want we need so many things. We need luxury. Branded gadgeds and everything and so on.. but for that we need money. SO MONEY can buy everything. Apart from that some people says..why you need those things.. you...

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Matt Wong The ugly truth is YES. With money, you can live a happy materialistic life. Those "rich men with no friends" are only fantasies in stories.

5 Jan 19

Frederic @Carlos333 (67) 5 Jan 19

I actually hesitate to make an account here in mylot because actually my grammar still need to improve, and I think it's better to make a topic or comment in discussions with a good grammar, but I try cause I think this site gave...

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Matt Wong I think grammaly is a good choice for grammar correction... That'll avoid embarrassment from the "grammar police".

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Alvin Jenn @Acefun (1220) • Malaysia 5 Jan 19

I saw a news today. https://www.nst.com.my/news/crime-courts/2019/01/447023/yemeni-pleads-not-guilty-fatally-knocking-down-snatch-thief It is about a thief being knocked down and killed from the incident by the property owner....

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Matt Wong The killing would be justified if it was in self defense. But if the thief was running away and not posing a threat when you killed him, it would be the opposite.

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