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phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish Yes it would be exhausting even one day but the rewards for putting your blood sweat and tears into changing the world would be immense. Happy mylotting and thank you for responding to my discussion.

20 Jan 09

natsvelascotan @natsvelascotan (665) • Philippines 20 Jan 09

It's going to be around midnight here in manila when he delivers his address but if I can keep myself awake, I'd love to watch his speech on tv. how about you guys?

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phairenglish this is not just the ushering in of a new president, this a very historic event. This will be the first black president in the history of the united states. After it's history with blacks this is an amazing thing to happen. From slave to president in 400 years...

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish appreciate it.. I will most definitely need it.

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish Yes it does seem like world leaders tend to age faster.. .the strain is very obvious. I look at it like this, we all make mistakes but it is what you do to correct or amend that mistake that makes the difference. See with the job of president you are bound to...

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish why thank you. I dont see myself as wonderful but I hope one day that many many many people will be able to view me as someone who made a difference. I want to help as many people as possible. From asia to africa to the americas...

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish LOL. I'm not married but I would hope the woman that I do marry has a peaceful mind like me. LOL Yes the stress would make me old quick but I know that just for those 4-8 years of stress afterward I will be able to get the stress relieved with my life outside...

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish Most certainly. If someone cannot handle the full pressures of the job of being president then there is no problem with anonymously helping. In fact I would encourage anyone to help their nation and even the world if they can... once I finish studying I plan...

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish I forgot Happy mylotting and thank you for responding to my discussion.

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish lol yes we must all take that into consideration. The blame of an entire nation and even the world makes the job very tough to consider. Very stressful that's why I have respect for politicians in general.

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 20 Jan 09

Would you be able to accept the responsibility of a top nation? Could you accept the world responsibilities with treaties, meetings, and all the other political stuff that comes with being president? Personally I think I would do...

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phairenglish LOL.. yes it would take a lot of guts. I have the utmost respect for all our presidents.. even the ones I don't like (Bush). The job of being president is indeed very tough and would take much courage... I don't believe that I have all the courage it takes but...

20 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 18 Jan 09

What do you do? Do you walk up to them and say "are you so and so?" or do you watch them for a minute and then approach or what? Discuss...

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phairenglish Yeah, I haven't seen any celebrities while I was out but I have seen some people that look like celebrities and it has made me do a double take. lol. For some reason I always seem to run into people too that's why I like going into town. Happy mylotting...

18 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 18 Jan 09

What do you do? Do you walk up to them and say "are you so and so?" or do you watch them for a minute and then approach or what? Discuss...

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phairenglish I dont stare either cause it is rude and you feel awkward when someone is staring or if you are staring and someone catches you staring. Like you said sometimes it doesnt matter.. sometimes I'll just go up to them cause I know that it is him/her and just say...

18 Jan 09

Daffodil20 @Daffodil20 (1754) • India 18 Jan 09

Do you get caught between the look and comfort of the shoes,sandals or flip-flops while buying? What are the factors that play a decider in selecting a partular pair of footwear? Also, how many pairs you have?

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phairenglish Same here although I have no children. When I was younger I ALWAYS would choose style over comfort and pay for it in the end. Those brand new pair of spiffy looking shoes I got became a form a torture after walking all through the school with them. Now I most...

18 Jan 09

phairenglish @phairenglish (56) • United States 18 Jan 09

What do you do? Do you walk up to them and say "are you so and so?" or do you watch them for a minute and then approach or what? Discuss...

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phairenglish I know I hate when it happens though because if it's not someone I know I turn out looking like a big dummy. lol. But with chicks you can flip the whole situation and say you remind me of someone. lol Maybe she will take it as a compliment and talk to me...

18 Jan 09

syankee525 @syankee525 (6261) • United States 17 Jan 09

i often look at death much different then some, i see it as a blessing. but i don't want to die, but i am ready to die if god wants me. through my life i done plenty of bad things, and hurt many mostly my family. i but went...

car crash

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phairenglish This is how I feel. I feel like If I died now I wouldn't be ready but If it's my time then it's my time.

18 Jan 09

uditpanda @uditpanda (1023) • India 18 Jan 09

Its probably a custom to wear the watch on the left wrist...most people I have seen do that. But I have also seen people deviating the rule,who keep it in their left wrist. I think the decision should be about personal choice &...

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phairenglish I stick with the tradition too. My pops always wears his watch on the left wrist.

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psspurgeon1 @psspurgeon1 (1109) • United States 16 Jan 09

First of all let me just say that I can only take a shower when my husband is home because my two year old is so wild she would burn the house down if she wasn't watched at all times. So, I have to get a shower in a limited amount...

cold

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phairenglish the door to my bathroom doesn't have a lock but that being said I rarely get busted in on...

17 Jan 09

twoey68 @twoey68 (13627) • United States 14 Jan 09

Recently something came up that I wanted to talk about. I can't talk about part of it b/c it involves other ppl but the part I can and do want to talk about is this. While a family member was at the hospital recently, an elderly...

apartment

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phairenglish I agree 100%. People always seem to thunk they know whats best for that individual when in reality only that person can know, especially in this case.

15 Jan 09

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