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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 7 Feb 07

Yesterday a employee who works with my husband decided to put a couple of outrigger teams together to compete in the corporate race. She is really fit and thought the IT Engineers could use a challenge. The race is 150 meters and...

fitness

help

outriggers

sports

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acuityplague I'm sorry but I have no idea what an outriggers competetion even is. It sounds like fun though..anything that pits co-workers against one another is a blast! Just being generally fit, and building stamina would be a good place to start I would guess. That...

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 7 Feb 07

Hi all, I am on my second marriage. My first marriage my ex husband decided that since he found himself retrenched and for whatever reason he used to sit at home eating and watching TV. Needless to say he put onweight, ended with...

good or bad

marriage commitment

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freelife2 My first marriage was living hell my ex was abusive, also a cheater. We were married 10 yrs an everything had to be his way only. We had 3 kids that have paid dearly for it. Now married second time for 7 yrs. Have 1 son with hubby and things have been rough...

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Soulistix @Soulistix (261) • Australia 5 Feb 07

Should we be in Iraq? Some say yes, some say no. Would you let your son, husband, boyfriend, fiance' go to war? Do you agree with intervention from other countries? Do you feel certain countries are too quick to jump into...

iraq

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Soulistix Yes, I think perhaps alot of people are to premature in their decision making. Sometimes it is best to leave the locals and closest countries to help, rather than just going in their and obliterating the country and taking it over. Its seems there is alot of...

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chiquitita @chiquitita (1226) • Indonesia 19 Jan 07

I've just happened to read that there's a woman who considers her self to be lucky because her husband is a stay at home husband who doesnt work. I'm kind of confused, well, call me a old fashioned, because I dont agree with her....

marriage

relationship

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HighPriestess Sometimes there is role reversal. What if the wife has a better paying job? It wouldn't make sense for her to stay home if she is the major bread winner. The fact that she has a husband who is willing to go against the 'norm' and take on the household...

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 4 Feb 07

What is the point of the computer virus. How does the creator of these anoyances get satisfaction? I have received emails supposeldy from ebay, I dint open it I just deleted and cleared my rubish folder. But the virus that was...

computer hackers

virus

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ThunderCrash I don't know which was there first, the Virus or the Firewall, but I think the writers of the virus's just want to show that they are better then the writers of the firewalls and so on. The bad part is only that the virus's can probaly attack everyone, don't...

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Soulistix @Soulistix (261) • Australia 5 Feb 07

Should we be in Iraq? Some say yes, some say no. Would you let your son, husband, boyfriend, fiance' go to war? Do you agree with intervention from other countries? Do you feel certain countries are too quick to jump into...

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ElusiveButterfly @ElusiveButterfly (45940) • United States 4 Feb 07

Bananas are said to be one of nature's most perfect foods. I have always loved them. There was always bananas in our fruit bowl. They were the first fruit to vanish from the fruit bowl. A couple of my favorite ways to eat...

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BunGirl @BunGirl (2638) • United States 4 Feb 07

I don't know if anyone else noticed yet, but it looks like myLot has added some new interest categories: Products that I use Technologies that interest me Automobiles I have driven or would like to drive Roles that I play in...

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cuddleme01 @cuddleme01 (2725) • Philippines 19 Jan 07

i respect it when my friends don't reply to my posts although i would love them to do that. but i myself don't reply always to my friends posts. i respond to posts depending on whether i like the post or whether i have ideas to...

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 4 Feb 07

I have been wondering and if anyone else can confirm the following.At the age of 34 has any women had a mid life crisis? I have several woman friends who drastically changed when they turned 34. The most extreme change seemed to...

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Soulistix Recent research has shown that there is a new crisis. Its called the quarter life crisis. The quarter life crisis tends to hit late twenties to early 30's. I think it has alot to do with lifestyles of today. People are placed under so much stress that...

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

aliens have invaded

has anyone found my son

teenage behaviour

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Aidenfire As a teenage girl, I have some advice. My father has a tendency to only ask me about big things, and give me "You know you can come to me if something's wrong" speeches. But he never asks me about my day. I try to tell him things, and he takes over the...

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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yogesh66 You now have joined the ranks of those parents who wonder "The terrible twos I have them back ten times instead of the terrible teens" As long as you don't suspect drugs or anything like that he'll get over it. happy mylot day.

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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Dzbfree Yes, he will return, but you'll have to be patient. Don't let his attitude push you away---keep talking. I found that my sons really did listen to what I said even though they pretended not to. (Of course they didn't admit that until they were in their...

4 Feb 07

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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Fluplup Yes, I do! Almost 3 years ago we finally moved out of the ...appartments and by a house. We was moving to a new house slowly (2 months), so our first day was november 1! That morning was the day we experienced the same you just wrote. Today is thonks are...

4 Feb 07

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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sandphinx aliens take over every teenager

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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pendragon They same dang aliens got my kid a couple months ago, she's 15 going on about 82 I'd say.All English has been reduced to "Nuthin'", "maybe" and/or "Dunno." lemme know if yours comes back, I'll do the same, and good luck!

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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sarahruthbeth22 That sounds like normal teenage behavoir to me.Suggestion, tell him that you are there for him if he has any problem and wait for him to come to you.

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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jennybeans I think Judy gave the best answer, only I would add to her advice that you just make sure he knows you're there for him anytime he's ready. My daughter started acting like this recently, and everyone's told me that it's a normal teen thing, and it'll pass. I...

4 Feb 07

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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byfaithonly My personal opinion is if this was an over night change you may want to check into more serious problems such as change in friends, drugs, alchol that type stuff. My 15 year old talks the same language as yours but he's been doing that for several years and...

4 Feb 07

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meshelleg @meshelleg (45) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Everything had been going well between my teenage son and I. Suddenly one day he got out of bed and was distant, evasive,secretive and even very vague. Asking him anything was met with various grunts, which I assume was some new...

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avonrep1 I keep hearing about girls, but haven't seen anything about drugs. Kids will havr major mood swings when they are using. I grew up in a family of 6 but was living in a group home at the age of 13 and I am telling you right now it can be something like Pot or...

4 Feb 07

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