Siduri

@msiduri (5687)

United States

Joined myLot 10 years ago

A retired pharmacy technician, Msiduri has been writing book and movie reviews online since 2000 at sites such as Epinions, Bubblews and Persona Papers

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What will you do to your Ex lover in this condition?

Olufajo Olulekan @Olulekan (9) • Lagos, Nigeria 16 Aug 18

A guy went to a restaurant to eat only to meet his ex-girlfriend who cheated on him and her new boyfriend (the snatcher) in the same restaurant. The lady intended to make the guy jealous by letting him think she was enjoying...

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Siduri If I could afford it, I would cover her check. I would also tell her that she pays me back by never speaking to me again.

17 Aug 18

Coping with winter -- again.

Rebecca Huston @Telynor (1763) • United States 7 Mar 18

Once again we are coping with a nor'easter as they call them here. The photo was taken just before sundown here, and it had been snowing for close to sixteen hours. It''s still snowing out there. I had canceled going to my morning...

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Siduri Hope your lights stay on this time. In the meantime, stay warm and safe. Criminy! This is March! The snow should give it a rest already.

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I'm in the hospital

Laurel (L_B) @Happy2BeMe (99380) • Canada 19 Jun 17

Last night I went to bed at 11pm. At 12:15am I woke to the worst pains in my chest that I ever had. On a scale of 1 to 10 the pain was a 10. I woke my fiance and got him to call 911. The paramedics arrived in minutes. They...

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Siduri I am so sorry to hear this. What a horrible night. I hope the surgery goes well and you recover quickly.

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A Rumble in the Distance

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (162227) • United States 17 Jun 17

The sky is turning gray again and there is thunder in the distance. I hope we get only cooler temperatures and rain. It would be nice to skip the damage we had on Thursday night. My photo is of a portable building that was for...

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Siduri Glad you're all right. Cooler temps and rain can be good things. Wind can be scary. We have bricks in our backyard fence out of place because of wind. We're between small mountains so we're almost in a funnel.

18 Jun 17

Puppy on a Platter?

Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 31 May 17

An episode of All in the Family once dealt with how Americans in the 70s felt about eating horsemeat, something that was considered quite normal in countries like France. Today, most of us are not particularly surprised by...

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Siduri So,the burning question: did he golden retriever make it out okay?

31 May 17

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Snatched the movie

Bobby Larkin @hostessman (11871) • Tucson, Arizona 31 May 17

the movie was entertaining but nothing really great. lot of language in it not fit for kids. it was funny.. the strawberry cheesecake milkshake made it a great day. today we have to go pick up our son and take him to physical...

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Siduri Got a lot going on. Nice pic. It's not often birds are so cooperative.

31 May 17

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Would you invite a MyLot friend to stay at your house?

The Horse @TheHorse (223290) • Walnut Creek, California 27 May 17

I always look forward to checking in on MyLot, and I consider some of the people I know here to be real friends. But would I invite them to stay at my house if they were visiting my area? For the moment, I'll pretend I live in a...

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Siduri YIKES! Sorry to hear that. I won't ask who it was (probably didn't know her anyway) but OUCH. I've met a few people I've known online. Always turned out positive, happy to say. Only social, though.

27 May 17

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Happy ramadan...

syowi @syeow1 (5137) • India 27 May 17

Today is first day of holly month of ramadan and i am going for fasting..MAY this month of Ramadan come with happiness and peace for world...May Allah bless all... O Allah, on this day make my fasts the fasts of those who fast...

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Siduri I hope you Ramadan is wonderful.

27 May 17

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Poetry Review – Sir Walter Scott – Lullaby Of An Infant Chief

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44998) • Preston, England 25 May 17

I discovered this poem by accident when I opened a completely different book and this very small slim undated selection of Scott’s verse fell out. The poem is a lament to a new-born infant for his life will be lived in...

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Siduri Never read this. Thanks for the link. Yeah, somethings don't change.

27 May 17

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Well the whole camping thing didn't work out

Laurel (L_B) @Happy2BeMe (99380) • Canada 27 May 17

It is damp and cold. The temperature is only 8C (46F), hardly camping weather. Tomorrow isn't suppose to be much better so I guess camping will be held off for a bit longer. I do hope that it starts to warm up soon. I hope this...

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Siduri BRRRR. We've camped in weather like that. No fun. It was also, unfortunately, the same night my dearly beloved came down with food poisoning. The zipper broke on the tent. As he told me later, a couple of trips to the facilities were preceded by prayers to the...

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My crazy dream

Jessica @JESSY3236 (20236) • United States 19 May 17

I have been reading other people's crazy dreams on here lately. I had thought about posting mine that I had last week, but never got around to it. I always have crazy dreams. Before I start, I need to say that I am 4'11 and my...

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Siduri Dreams are like that. I don't know there's any deep meaning in them, but they're weird and fun, mixing up the day's events in oddball ways. I've been told I talk in my sleep. Happily, it's not always in English. But I doubt I'm betraying and state secrets or...

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Did You Celebrate World Goth Day?

Scott Ganschow @teamfreak16 (43418) • Denver, Colorado 23 May 17

Yesterday was World Goth Day. Did you celebrate? I did. I listened to a bunch of goth. The Mission, The Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus, Fields of the Nephilim, Christian Death, you name it, I listened to it. Goth is a lifestyle, same...

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Siduri I must confess, I missed World Goth Day. I listened to the You Tube cut you posted, not thinking I'd care for it, but I enjoyed it. The affected vocal (I know it's signature goth) are not real high on my list of things I'd pick, but the music itself was...

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Vintage Rock Instrumentals: #6 "Guitar Boogie Shuffle" The Virtues (1959)

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109846) • Los Angeles, California 22 May 17

The Virtues were named after founder Frank Virtue. The Philadelphia native played violin, guitar and bass and worked for the Philadelphia Orchestra. He joined the navy during World War II and led a navy dance band. Wile in...

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Siduri That sounds almost like what they used to call a Texas wheel, IIRC.

22 May 17

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Favorite Protest Songs #6 - "Masterpiece"

Scott Ganschow @teamfreak16 (43418) • Denver, Colorado 24 Sep 16

What can I say? I love protest songs, hence my Favorite Protest Songs series. We're at #6, which belongs to their 1973 hit "Masterpiece." The Temptations have, albeit with a revolving door of a lineup (Otis Williams is the only...

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Siduri I remember this one, back in the day. Boy...

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What Happened to Reggae Music?

Scott Ganschow @teamfreak16 (43418) • Denver, Colorado 19 May 17

On my near-daily walks to either the convenience store or liquor store, I pass a pizza place that blasts music for the passers-by, and with Manitou being a laid back, hippie sort of town, they often jam some reggae. And as a...

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Siduri Have people become complacent? I doubt it.

21 May 17

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Movie Review: 50s SciFi Cheese "The Giant Claw" (1957)

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109846) • Los Angeles, California 18 May 17

“The Giant Claw” is a prime example of 1950s science fiction cheese that is eyeball rolling bad corny. Even drive in movie audiences probably laughed back in the day. The creature in question is a laughable rubber chicken vulture...

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Siduri this sounds bad even for drive-in fare.

20 May 17

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Creepy Night Mystery Solved

Anna @LadyDuck (472491) • Switzerland 8 May 17

This is an update to my previous post, about my creepy night of one week ago. The following nights I had weird dreams of a house in the wood, with unknown people inside. Nothing conclusive. Last Friday, my niece, informed me...

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Siduri I'm glad this had a happy resolution. While I personally don't believe in ghosts, I won't offer an alternative explanation. That your niece has these treasures from her mom is more important. I have some family jewelry I hope to pass along to my nieces. I...

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I just don't feel like getting out today.

anthony davis @lookatdesktop (27138) • Dallas, Texas 20 May 17

I know we have some stuff to take back to the library. I know I am low on milk. But ... It's a Saturday and I don't want to get out. My wife likes getting out in the car and driving all over the place. That is what she likes to do...

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Siduri I have days like that, too. One day here and there isn't a bad thing, but the trick is not to let them become a habit.

20 May 17

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Looking Good, Cecil!

Scott Ganschow @teamfreak16 (43418) • Denver, Colorado 20 May 17

Every high school has a mascot, and where I grew up, Hawthorne, Nevada, ours was Cecil the Serpent (we were the Serpents.) Cecil is a motorized, three piece float. He appears in every parade, and shows up to every football game....

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Siduri Very cool. I'm sure we had a mascot. I can't remember what it was. I do remember the school colors were purple and white, so maybe the mascot was a grape. You know, like where wine comes from. Back in those days, the drinking age in New York state was 18....

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