myLot / @MichaelJay / Likes

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 1 Sep 09

I won't waste too many words on this but I have been active at Twitter for a year and I love it. However, I wish my time there could be more cash productive. That's why I'm trying out Sokule (So Cool) and I think you owe it to...

make money

social network

sokule

twitter

4 responses

taripres Looks interesting, but I don't know about that one! Seems like it'll be pretty tough to get paid members! Plus homie, with 925 posts, you should know about affiliate links, I just wasted a post and lost money cause you already know this will be deleted!! But,...

2 Sep 09

•

1 person

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 1 Sep 09

I won't waste too many words on this but I have been active at Twitter for a year and I love it. However, I wish my time there could be more cash productive. That's why I'm trying out Sokule (So Cool) and I think you owe it to...

4 responses

master101 I read about sokule. But havent yet digest the idea. All i know the earning potential there related solely to upgrading the membership from free to paid (i may be wrong). This might promising. Hopefully it will last. Especially this site born as twitter...

2 Sep 09

•

1 person

moonchild1au @moonchild1au (6237) • Australia 10 Aug 09

I have 2 staffies (soon to be about 10 as my girl is pregnant again) & when I don't lock them out of the house, my boy always chases, bites & barks the vacuum when I am using it which as you can imagine is annoying & loud. It is...

5 responses •

3 people

moonchild1au @moonchild1au (6237) • Australia 10 Aug 09

When you do your grocery shopping, do you prefer to buy name brands or no name brands? Most of the time, I prefer to buy no name brands not only because they are cheaper but because they are the same hoever there are some things I...

groceries

6 responses •

3 people

bluishrose It really depends on the products, some are okay to buy no name brands as you say like household cleaners and the like. But for food I usually go for popular ones because there is quality in taste. But for condiments or seasoning its okay to buy the cheaper...

10 Aug 09

•

3 people

moonchild1au @moonchild1au (6237) • Australia 10 Aug 09

When you do your grocery shopping, do you prefer to buy name brands or no name brands? Most of the time, I prefer to buy no name brands not only because they are cheaper but because they are the same hoever there are some things I...

6 responses •

3 people

polo_princess It depends on the item for me, there are certain things that i will buy named brand only, but the rest of the time i will buy cheaper brands, especially for stocking up on freezer food and stuff to go into the cupboards. Dry pasta for example, a stores own...

10 Aug 09

•

3 people

moonchild1au @moonchild1au (6237) • Australia 10 Aug 09

When you do your grocery shopping, do you prefer to buy name brands or no name brands? Most of the time, I prefer to buy no name brands not only because they are cheaper but because they are the same hoever there are some things I...

6 responses •

3 people

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 27 Apr 08

I was there, were you? The biggest attraction was Bob Dylan but here is the complete line-up:- The Band Blodwyn Pig Blonde on Blonde Bonzo Dog Doodah Band Edgar Broughton Band Joe Cocker Aynsley Dunbar Bob...

2 responses •

2 people

newzealtralian Sorry, but the only 2 performers I know are Bob Dylan and The Who. I wasn't born in 1969 and I think my mum was only a wee thing at the time. lol. Only reason I know of Bob Dylan is because my adoptive mum was really into him. The Who, well, I watch CSI who...

10 Aug 09

•

1 person

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 11 May 09

I ask this as they must surely run a greater risk bu having their snouts so deep in the trough. While their constituents struggle desperately to keep ONE roof over their heads, MP's have been claiming for second homes and the...

2 responses •

1 person

GreenMoo My bet is that if any of them were unlucky enough to contract Swine Flu or anything else, they would use it as a self promotion opportunity and employ the media to tell the long suffering public that it was due to their selfless mingling with the masses whilst...

17 May 09

•

2 people

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 11 May 09

I ask this as they must surely run a greater risk bu having their snouts so deep in the trough. While their constituents struggle desperately to keep ONE roof over their heads, MP's have been claiming for second homes and the...

2 responses •

1 person

newzealtralian It is rediculous isn't it that politicians are complaining about their financial states, when they are the ones who are payed by the taxpayers to not complain and do something about those who are much less fortunate. Maybe one day, they will all grow little...

17 May 09

•

1 person

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 23 Apr 09

This seems a flawed argument and I don't think many people will be able to take advantage of it. If you drive a car that's 10 years old you do that because you can't afford an newer one. So if you can get a £16k car for £14k big...

3 responses

ShepherdSpy A Friend in Spain told me when I mentioned this scheme while it was still in the pipeline pre-budget that She'd bought herself a new car under a Spanish initiative to boost their car production and sales..the difference being,their scheme was a 0% Loan to buy...

11 May 09

•

1 person

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 23 Apr 09

This seems a flawed argument and I don't think many people will be able to take advantage of it. If you drive a car that's 10 years old you do that because you can't afford an newer one. So if you can get a £16k car for £14k big...

3 responses

GreenMoo If he'd just give me the £2k, I'd buy a £2k car and move up in the world! Actually, he could save the treasury a bit of cash to put towards a plan that was actually useful and well thought about by just giving me £1500. It would still be a step up for me, so...

8 May 09

•

1 person

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 23 Apr 09

This seems a flawed argument and I don't think many people will be able to take advantage of it. If you drive a car that's 10 years old you do that because you can't afford an newer one. So if you can get a £16k car for £14k big...

3 responses

scarlet_woman sounds like a valid point to me. most people i know are just praying their car keeps running,they're not even wishing for a new car right now.if they made that 6,they might get a few people. they're having deals here for $10,000 off,and it's still too...

8 May 09

•

1 person

MichaelJay @MichaelJay (1100) 23 Apr 09

This seems a flawed argument and I don't think many people will be able to take advantage of it. If you drive a car that's 10 years old you do that because you can't afford an newer one. So if you can get a £16k car for £14k big...

3 responses

ShepherdSpy You have valid points on the budget available to those of us with 10 year old cars...We're running them using "Bangernomics"! I'm thinking many cars sold through this scrappage deal will probably be at the smaller,more economical end of the scale where the £2k...

8 May 09

•

1 person

MichaelJay's Likes