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squaretile @squaretile (3778) • Singapore 24 May 07

do you have a favourite flower scent? i believe that the scent you like reveals something of your nature. do you think so? if yes, what's your interpretation? here are a few choices: roses, lavendar, lily, cherry blossom,...

flower

perfume

scent

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maurs99 I believe Boronia is an australian plant. We certainly do have them here in Brisbane. It's a really nice scent - strong like jasmine.

24 Jun 07

shard012 @shard012 (65) • United States 30 May 07

what did you of the house session final.Has anyone herd of another session and what do you predict will happen if there is another.

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maurs99 I knew I shouldn't look at the discussions on my favourite shows so it's entirely my fault. But no - it hasn't spoiled anything. I will still watch House avidly!

4 Jun 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 29 May 07

It's a small world, isn't it? Here's we are doing EmailCash and here we are doing MyLot. So, my question is, why are you doing both of these sites - purely for money or for the interaction with others? For me, it's both. I like...

cash or discussion

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maurs99 EMC is still a great place to earn money but of course, you don't get paid for what you write in the forums so this - as you say - is great. Getting paid for what you write - it's got me - lol

1 Jun 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 28 May 07

Here in Australia recently we had much controversy when a mother abandoned her new born baby at a public hospital. Many condemned her actions - even the Prime Minister asking 'how could she do such a thing?'. Others sympathised...

abandoned baby

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maurs99 Your response makes a great deal of sense. I do get frustrated at things I cannot change and wish I had a louder voice. But who would listen?

30 May 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 28 May 07

Here in Australia recently we had much controversy when a mother abandoned her new born baby at a public hospital. Many condemned her actions - even the Prime Minister asking 'how could she do such a thing?'. Others sympathised...

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maurs99 That sounds like an ideal solution. Maybe polititians and other law makers should be required to read discussions on sites like this as part of their daily duties? Then we might find that social problems like this are addressed in a fairer and more...

30 May 07

mmiller26 @mmiller26 (1930) • Canada 28 May 07

It's long been theorized that pedophiles cannot be rehabilitated. Yet pedophiles are freed and are allowed to go about their lives, with every likelihood of committing another crime against a child. If a pedophile commits another...

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maurs99 I do believe in the death penalty when the crime can be proved without a doubt and with forensic science improving all the time, it will be harder for criminals to excape justice. However, since I acknowledge that my view on the death penalty is not in the...

29 May 07

vonne28th @vonne28th (1494) • Philippines 28 May 07

they said,stress leads to alot of diseases like heart problems,hypertension,mental problems and even diabetis. Have you known any one?

stress

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maurs99 Maybe it's in her genes. Does it run in her family? Poor kid. Does she have to inject herself or is her diabtes controlled by diet. Either way, it would be very worrying.

29 May 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 29 May 07

How different do you look compared to your Mum & Dad, brothers & sisters. It amazes me how different family members can look. In my family all members have dark hair except my sister and I, who have red hair and freckles (wonder...

differences

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maurs99 My sister and I look alike - my brothers don't look anything alike and none of us look like Mum and Dad. We immigrated when us kids were young so who knows who we all took after.

29 May 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 28 May 07

Here in Australia recently we had much controversy when a mother abandoned her new born baby at a public hospital. Many condemned her actions - even the Prime Minister asking 'how could she do such a thing?'. Others sympathised...

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maurs99 For sure but what a sad world we live in and as the previous person said - why on earth don't people take precautions if they know they don't want children? It makes me really sad for all those people who cannot have babies (my sister, for one) who would have...

29 May 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 28 May 07

Here in Australia recently we had much controversy when a mother abandoned her new born baby at a public hospital. Many condemned her actions - even the Prime Minister asking 'how could she do such a thing?'. Others sympathised...

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maurs99 Maybe that's what we should do in our Country? Allow mums to leave their babies somewhere safe until they can decide what they really want to do. I don't know. The 'abandoment' part is the thing that kinda gets me when there are channels that can be taken that...

28 May 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 28 May 07

Here in Australia recently we had much controversy when a mother abandoned her new born baby at a public hospital. Many condemned her actions - even the Prime Minister asking 'how could she do such a thing?'. Others sympathised...

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maurs99 Yeah, I guess you are right. Maybe she hopes that she can improve her circumstances to claim her little girl back. There were so many times when I wished I could have turned back the clock and kept my son. My life worked out much better than it looked like it...

28 May 07

maurs99 @maurs99 (55) • Australia 28 May 07

Here in Australia recently we had much controversy when a mother abandoned her new born baby at a public hospital. Many condemned her actions - even the Prime Minister asking 'how could she do such a thing?'. Others sympathised...

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maurs99 Thanks jbelle, I agree with you as I hate the thought of abortion (I am Catholic). It's just that I believe (and I am no expert) that if a mother does not surrender their child officially, then the child is in 'limbo'. Also, as the authorities pointed out -...

28 May 07

miamilady @miamilady (4910) • United States 24 May 07

What is your religious or none religious belief. Do you practice a particular religion or are you more of a spiritual person who does your own thing? I'm wondering how much variety in religious beliefs we have here in mylot and...

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maurs99 I am with you on this one too. I believe in God, being brought up a Catholic but dislike organised religion. I prefer to lead a life respecting people and trying my best to be a good person (as I see it). I believe that God doesn't demand that we attend a...

25 May 07

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