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Taylor Casper @t100068 (289) 27 Oct 21

Hello, everyone. I read the mylot guidelines, and other discussion posts on this website. I’m still unsure how many sentences should go into a discussion post, simple or complex. Do you have any advice for me for how to do that. I...

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Kayla Tsukino You need to write what you are good at. I personally don't care to read super long posts, but I will if I'm in the mood. Earning is based on how many replies you get to a discussion, responance, or comment. So you can look around and see what's the most...

27 Oct 21

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Taylor Casper @t100068 (289) 27 Oct 21

Hello, everyone. I read the mylot guidelines, and other discussion posts on this website. I’m still unsure how many sentences should go into a discussion post, simple or complex. Do you have any advice for me for how to do that. I...

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Go Ask Alice / Admin A good discussion is not defined by the number of sentences. Everything depends on how interesting, informative and discussable the topic is and whether you present it in such a way as to make it so. By and large, those people who earn the most...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (139672) • Philippines 26 Oct 21

My wittiness came out naturally when a 9-year-old naughty girl made me like this. You might be puzzled about it. The story goes like this. Me: "Are you eating?" Student: "No, teacher." Me: "Really?" "Can you make a sentence...

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Shavkat You said it right. In Human Anatomy, we do have a coccyx called the 'tailbone' in a layman's term.

27 Oct 21

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (339433) • Rockingham, Australia 26 Oct 21

Some months back, I wrote about a fire pit that was made from the base of a cement mixer – one that would have been on the back of a truck. It was several feet across and, with a roaring fire blazing, the heat was enough to warm...

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Judy Evans @owlwings That's true. There is a dam on that side so it isn't all grass. It could be dangerous but they've been there 20-odd years so I guess they're pretty aware of the dangers.

27 Oct 21

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Just an Ordinary Owl? @owlwings (43910) • Cambridge, England 12 Oct 21

What, in heaven's name is a Cucamelon, I hear you ask! A cucamelon is a small Mexican fruit, about the size of a grape, which is a relative of the cucumber or gherkin (and less closely related to melons). It looks just like a...

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wilsongoddard I don't know if I've had cucamelons or not. We used to belong to a CSA that included some uncommon vegetables in its shares, but I don't remember if that was ever one of them.

26 Oct 21

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Shavkat @Shavkat (139672) • Philippines 26 Oct 21

My wittiness came out naturally when a 9-year-old naughty girl made me like this. You might be puzzled about it. The story goes like this. Me: "Are you eating?" Student: "No, teacher." Me: "Really?" "Can you make a sentence...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (339433) • Rockingham, Australia 26 Oct 21

Some months back, I wrote about a fire pit that was made from the base of a cement mixer – one that would have been on the back of a truck. It was several feet across and, with a roaring fire blazing, the heat was enough to warm...

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Anna This one is impressive, it looks even a bit scary to my eyes.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (339433) • Rockingham, Australia 26 Oct 21

Some months back, I wrote about a fire pit that was made from the base of a cement mixer – one that would have been on the back of a truck. It was several feet across and, with a roaring fire blazing, the heat was enough to warm...

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Judy Evans Good point. There isn't a lot of bare ground around it.

26 Oct 21

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (339433) • Rockingham, Australia 26 Oct 21

Some months back, I wrote about a fire pit that was made from the base of a cement mixer – one that would have been on the back of a truck. It was several feet across and, with a roaring fire blazing, the heat was enough to warm...

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celticeagle @celticeagle (166672) • Boise, Idaho 14 Oct 21

To begin with, ladybugs are not really bugs. They are beetles known as Ladybird beetles by entomologists. The ones we know here in North America are the seven-spotted ladybugs with shiny red and black bodies. They actually come in...

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celticeagle @LadyDuck .....Good fellows.

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celticeagle @celticeagle (166672) • Boise, Idaho 14 Oct 21

To begin with, ladybugs are not really bugs. They are beetles known as Ladybird beetles by entomologists. The ones we know here in North America are the seven-spotted ladybugs with shiny red and black bodies. They actually come in...

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Anna @celticeagle They are welcome, they keep my roses clean of aphids.

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