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Thomas73 @Thomas73 (1467) • Switzerland 13 Feb 07

If you like muscular torsos, crew cuts and tattoos, and still haven't got a date for Valentine's Day, go and check out www.hotprisonpals.com. Some of America's most desirable felons are lining up to send you love letters, poems...

dating

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moonmage Part of me wants to laugh, but the other part knows that there are people who will take advantage of this 'opportunity'. You always see stuff on the news with people marrying inmates while they are in prison. It's sad, really.

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kesfylstra @kesfylstra (1868) • United States 13 Feb 07

I've been thinking lately that it seems like Americans have self-control problems (and I do include myself in this, too). Failed diets, failed marriages, unwanted pregnancy and STDs, even road rage, I think, could be traced to...

us society

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moonmage Well, I think self-control or lack thereof is a small part of it. The larger problem is that there's an over abundance of everything. We are genetically made for survival in 'lean times' so now that it's so easy to get anything you want quickly people still...

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moonmage @moonmage (148) • United States 12 Feb 07

I was recently shocked to see the advertisements for the Bridge to Terabithia film mostly because of the whole 'fantasy world come to life' flip on it. For those who have actually read the book, you're probably wondering (like me)...

reading

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moonmage I haven't come across that yet but I wouldn't be surprised.

13 Feb 07

moonmage @moonmage (148) • United States 12 Feb 07

I was recently shocked to see the advertisements for the Bridge to Terabithia film mostly because of the whole 'fantasy world come to life' flip on it. For those who have actually read the book, you're probably wondering (like me)...

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moonmage Exactly, in those cases I can't understand why they didn't give it a new name because it's not the same story.

13 Feb 07

moonmage @moonmage (148) • United States 12 Feb 07

I was recently shocked to see the advertisements for the Bridge to Terabithia film mostly because of the whole 'fantasy world come to life' flip on it. For those who have actually read the book, you're probably wondering (like me)...

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moonmage In Bridge to Terabithia (the book), one of the main characters commits suicide and the other is left to deal with the grief, so it's a little different than your average coming-of-age story. I would have rather seen Terabithia play out in the character's minds...

13 Feb 07

mipen2006 @mipen2006 (5528) • Australia 11 Feb 07

I have a friend whose three year old son speaks English and Thai as well as any child the same age. Admittedly, his mother is Thai and his father Australian. The point is he has no difficulty simply translating to either parent if...

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moonmage Not at all, we start learning languages very early and that is how we become fluent in our native tongue. The more exposure a person has to another language the better. The earlier a child starts, they more likely they are to pick it up and remember it....

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shrekk @shrekk (561) • Pakistan 27 Nov 06

boring and makes him boring??....I think books help to build personalities but all the same, they do make you somewhat bookish and unattractive.

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moonmage I think that couldn't be farther from the truth. Reading helps keep your mind sharp, improves your intelligence, and gives you more information. Chances are, avid readers are more active in other activities outside of sitting on the couch reading. Still, I...

12 Feb 07

glords @glords (2614) • United States 22 Sep 08

I think the best place I've ever had seafood was on the pier in San Francisco, but I can't remember the name of the restaurant. I also had some pretty good cajun fish in New Orleans years ago... but again the restaurant's name...

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moonmage I think the best place I've ever had seafood was on the pier in San Francisco, but I can't remember the name of the restaurant. I also had some pretty good cajun fish in New Orleans years ago... but again the restaurant's name escapes me. Where do you think...

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pizzoli @pizzoli (3366) • Italy 11 Feb 07

Write 4 words to describe yourself....

personality

words

you

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moonmage Loyal, Strong, Independent, Caring

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misskatonic @misskatonic (3723) • United States 11 Feb 07

Yesterday was a busy day for me - I was scouring Ebay for long black gloves and couldn't find a single pair the right length and color. Such a pity. Now I am back! And ready to leap back into the choppy waters of Mylot! I...

homer simpson

language

words

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moonmage Although we no longer use any of these words actively, the words can still paint the same picture because some part of that imagery has been passed down throughout the generations. I love reading old dictionaries looking for words that aren't used as much any...

12 Feb 07

msqtech @msqtech (15073) • United States 15 Nov 06

Do the questioners who have an avatar posted of a beautiful woman get more responses than those who dont have an avatar? Do pictures of beautiful woman generate more responses?

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moonmage Yes, as humans we are more inclined to pay attention to the beautiful people. However, I think that requires everyone to be looking at the avatar first. Me, I just look at subjects that I think I am interested in. However, certain avatars automatically grab...

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marciascott @marciascott (25529) • United States 12 Feb 07

I was going through some of my friends discussions I think they were from another Country. and the said somthing about urine and what it is good for. I have heard that its makes your skin soft. They say to bath in it. I would...

people

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moonmage I've heard of it and no, it's not 'scientific' as someone else said. The whole purpose of urine is to remove extraneous minerals and vitamins from your body that it doesn't need. Build up of uric acid, a main component in urine, actually leads to health...

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remaster74 @remaster74 (4064) • Greece 11 Feb 07

Ok! Last Friday I was in the train. The train was reaching the station so I stood up and went for the exit. Next to me was a lady much oldre than me (maybe around her 70's). Suddenly the train took a weird turn and the lady almost...

avoid accident

help people

old people

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moonmage Well, I wouldn't take it personally. She probably just got scared and took it out on you. It's still the right thing to help people if you can. When you have the opportunity to ask if you can help first, though, you really should. Sometimes people who look...

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@mayka123 @mayka123 (16605) • India 22 Sep 08

Friends, I would like to share some thoughts about a recent bomb blasts which took place in New Delhi. While investigating and searching for the perpetrators of crime, one officer of the Police Force who was just 41 years old...

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moonmage Friends, I would like to share some thoughts about a recent bomb blasts which took place in New Delhi. While investigating and searching for the perpetrators of crime, one officer of the Police Force who was just 41 years old sacrificed his life in the service...

22 Sep 08

marian_o9 @marian_o9 (980) • Australia 12 Feb 07

is it important to tag discussions ? do YOU tag discussions OR do you just press the skip button ? me ? i tag all discussions i come across or at least as much as i can. HOW ABOUT U ?

discussions

tag

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moonmage I only tag my replies when I'm adding something very different that I think deserves an extra search tag to the conversation.

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emeraldisle @emeraldisle (13139) • United States 11 Feb 07

In another discussion I was in about smoking a non-smoker mentioned the right to breath "clean air" and that smoking wasn't a Constitutional right. Well there are many things we do that are not in the Constitution and there is no...

clean air

pollution

society

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moonmage Smoke does not make the air 'unclean'... I know how it is being sensitive or allergic to cig smoke but asking for some consideration and then telling your friend they're polluting the world are two different things. I hardly think people smoking equates to the...

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moonmage @moonmage (148) • United States 12 Feb 07

I was recently shocked to see the advertisements for the Bridge to Terabithia film mostly because of the whole 'fantasy world come to life' flip on it. For those who have actually read the book, you're probably wondering (like me)...

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cajundharma @cajundharma (641) • United States 11 Feb 07

I absolutely hated the book Catcher in the Rye. I don't understand why it's a classic. I thought it was inane and there was nothing rebellious or interesting about Holden Caulfield. He was a brat! Now it's your turn; tell me what...

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moonmage Yes, that was most definitely not worthy of being heralded as a literary classic. It was vomitted out over the course of a month if I remember correctly. Bridges of Madison County was another book written in a short amount of time with no editing that also...

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