Namelesss

@Namelesss (3365)

United States

Joined myLot 9 years ago

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Does a neem wood comb really works?.

Icydoll @Icydoll (36717) • India 14 Apr 23

I always used a plastic comb and never showed interest in using a wooden comb . I don't feel comfortable using a wooden comb. Its not easy to clean it . I have tried using a wooden comb bought by my dad few days back.it is not...

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Namelesss I used to have a wood comb and brush set I loved. All those benefits are derived from vigorous brushing and or combing, what you use doesn't matter.

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Hearing an intelligent Conservative speak is refreshing.

The Horse @TheHorse (218828) • Walnut Creek, California 2 Apr 23

As you know, I have grown tired of bed-wetting Liberals supporting every criminal who dies while in police custody, the memorization of absurd numbers of letters to show support for the gay community, and the decriminalization of...

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Namelesss I just wish they would all hush. I'm about as sick of Trump and Bolton and all the rest as anyone.

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Crime ..degree...seriousness...punishment ...and mind conditioning

vanny @vandana7 (100282) • India 1 Apr 23

Pony, Greg and I have been discussing something. I am not being a contrarian for the sake of being one. I just had this thought ages ago, and so I thought I should discuss this...and get to know how wrong am I. So yeah...the...

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Namelesss Oh, one more thing. Do you know how common it is for rich people to file bankruptcy? Happens all the time, he is not the first or the only. It only serves to prove he is a very good businessman as he re-built that fortune more than once just like many other...

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Crime ..degree...seriousness...punishment ...and mind conditioning

vanny @vandana7 (100282) • India 1 Apr 23

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Namelesss Trying to make sense of the Trump mess? Good luck. IF, and I do mean IF the indictment is truly about Ms Daniels then I don't think many really care. She is and was an adult, she either was or was not paid (depending who's talking). Hush money happens all the...

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Arkansas is rolling back a child labor law

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (119619) • United States 8 Mar 23

Because of course. The GOP wants to roll everything back and return the USA to labor conditions of like the 1920s and 1930s. Apparently their goal is to have companies emulate the meat-packing factory in The Jungle....

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Namelesss This act literally does not ''roll back'' a single child-labor law. They simply don't have to go through the labor department to obtain a slip. The stuff you posted in your second paragraph was illegal, is illegal and will stay illegal, hence the fact they...

14 Mar 23

I have been reading about zombies.

marguicha @marguicha (223001) • Chile 18 Feb 23

Ever since I read that manual about have to have around in case of an alien or zombie attack I have wanted to know more about them. So I checked online and found out that they were real. Not that zombies really exist (although...

zombies

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Namelesss Drugs, viruses and diseases can all turn people or animals into zombies, although not the Hollywood variety.

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Should social media platforms be held responsible for the spread of misinformation and fake news?

Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 19 Feb 23

In my opinion, social media platforms do have a responsibility to address the spread of misinformation and fake news. As intermediaries between users and content, they have a duty to ensure that the information shared on their...

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Namelesss When they themselves are the ones spreading that misinformation and fake news then yes they should be held accountable. But no, they should not be the ones to decide what's fake or misinformation among the users and not be held accountable for what the...

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How Come MyLot is Not More Popular Than Twitter

Go Crossbones @crossbones27 (49432) • Mojave, California 9 Feb 23

I mean even in old days when Twiitter was just a free website that you could share memes with family and friend. Twitter was more popular.than Mylot. You can make money posting here on Myloy and have fun at the same time. Now...

just saying

twitter vs mylot

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Namelesss Apples and oranges. The two sites do not serve the same purpose. And what's all this hogwash about paying to be on twitter. It's totally free, if you want perks you pay for those, nothing wrong with that.

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An Old Concept Used Today

popciclecold @popciclecold (38721) • United States 3 Feb 23

Years ago, I heard Sears sold homes in boxes. It was really popular like in 1947, before I was born. But you ever hear something so odd it just stays with you. Sears selling homes. Today I was looking at the news, and a man was...

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Namelesss They also sold tractors and automobiles back in the day. I guess you could say they were the original DIYers.

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Chinese Spy Balloon?

Jo Ann @akalinus (43196) • United States 3 Feb 23

For the last several days, a mysterious balloon has been floating over Montana. The object hovered over nuclear silos. It is the size of three buses and has heavy equipment dangling off of it. US officials think it is a Chinese...

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Namelesss Hmm, guess we don't have enough to keep our brains occupied. I hope it's just a random 'got away' with no actual spy capabilities or weapons. But I'm sure someone know exactly what it is.

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Why would someone want to reduce their bone density?

snowy @snowy22315 (180691) • United States 1 Feb 23

I was taking a survey this morning, and they were asking about vitamins and supplements and asking people about taking a supplement to reduce their bone density. As far as I know people at least in my age group are always trying...

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Namelesss Osteochondroma, Hyperostosis, Fibrodysplasia

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Corruption in Medicine

Denise Knight @gnatsmom (2489) 1 Feb 23

Medicine began as folk medicine. Healers were spiritualist and naturalists. Many diseases were viewed as supernatural or curses and were treated as such. It was in Greece and Egypt that advances in medicine began. In modern...

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Namelesss You are so right. If 2020 to present has taught us anything it is that we need to mind our own health and rely on doctors only when more is needed.

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Update at the hospital.

DE @DaddyEvil (137257) • United States 4 Jan 23

Pretty started complaining about not feeling well when she got up this morning but said she still wanted to go shopping for groceries. She got a shower then opened the bathroom door and told me we weren't going anywhere... I went...

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Namelesss Hope it's not too serious.

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Why Choose Veganism?

Jake @jennisonpangan (175) • Laguna, Philippines 30 Dec 22

There are several reasons why choosing a vegan lifestyle can be beneficial for both the environment and personal health. Veganism involves abstaining from using animal products, such as meat, dairy, and eggs, in favor of...

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Namelesss Green house gasses keep the planet alive. Water is in constant motion whether being lap up by an animal or wicked up through a plant's roots. Don't but into the climate change bs. First it was global warming, then global cooling, now climate change. These are...

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"The Human Mission on Earth: What is Our Purpose?"

Edevis Raga @edevis18 (349) • Maracaibo, Venezuela 28 Dec 22

As human beings, we are constantly questioning our purpose and place in the world. What is our mission on earth? What is it that we are meant to do? Some believe that our mission is to simply survive and thrive, to make the most...

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Namelesss To live and to die, beyond that is anyone's guess.

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Now You Know #4

Jim Bauer @porwest (90863) • United States 22 Dec 22

I decided to take this one on a bit differently. Because it is all about truth, right? Or, things you may not have known. So now we all know...that is, we all now know why Elon Musk bought Twitter. He knew...

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Namelesss I've been very much enjoying this. It cracks me up to read posts by people who think it is all about the money and how he's driving twitter in the ground and on and on. He's doing what no one would do and for that I thank him.

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Do you think sculptures and photographs of "naughty people" or "naughty acts" should be removed from public places?

The Horse @TheHorse (218828) • Walnut Creek, California 11 Dec 22

I often get emails from Change.org. Said emails are generally about some "social injustice" or another. We are asked to "sign a petition." Release so-and-so from prison. End mean treatment of chickens. And so on. Today I received...

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Namelesss I am not for removing historical items. They are there for the learning of history, the asking of questions. Disney, really? entertainment purposes only. Seems the sender of your email doesn't get that concept.

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When Australia went to war on emus

Judy Evans @JudyEv (339930) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Dec 22

A new feature film starring English comedian John Cleese will tell the story of the time the Australian Army took on the emu and lost. During the Great Depression of the early 1930s, migrating emus were wreaking havoc to farmers’...

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Namelesss LOL In retrospect that 's funny although I'm sure during the great depression no one thought so. It's a wonder there are any (that I know of) recipes for Roasted Emu from that era.

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