thesportscritic

@thesportscritic (5)

United States • Age 42

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Homosexual

BourderHouse @BourderHouse (749) • Philippines 26 Feb 07

My feeling is simple. If a person chooses to be homosexual, that is fine, so long as they don't try to force their beliefs on others. They should also have the freedom to act how they choose, again so long as they do not overpower...

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thesportscritic my view of homosexuality is that it is wrong in God's eyes. People are not born gay they choose to be gay.

27 Feb 07

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Are you scared of getting injections?

SKLC_PT @SKLC_PT (1234) 23 Feb 07

I must admit I hate getting and I don't like seeing people get injections. My boyfriend however beats me by far, last time he went to have a needle stuck in him was to draw blood for some tests and he was taking real long, we...

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thesportscritic i had a needle stuck in my bone when i broke my arm in Third grade. that thing hurt so bad. I was screaming at the top of my lungs when that needle hit my bone. I am a little scared still but not like i was when i was in elementary school.

23 Feb 07

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What are/were your grandparents like?

dmillman @dmillman (2273) • United States 19 Feb 07

Well, now that most of my grandparents are deceased, I thought it would be interesting to hear about other peoples' grandparents. What do you remember the most about them? What are/were their characteristic/traits? What do/did...

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thesportscritic My grandfather is not alive and i never got a chance to meet him. He died before i was born. My grandmother on the other hand well i love her alot. She is a great person. She is always doing something for someone else whether it be in our family or with other...

20 Feb 07

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Do you think Marriage is a necessary?

braided @braided (698) • Canada 19 Feb 07

I mean if two people love each other ... do we need a piece of paper to bind those two people together? Isn't that just a way for lawyers to make more money. Is marriage just another institution that costs a lot to plan and pay...

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thesportscritic I think marriage solidifies a love for one another between a man and a woman. It ties the knot permanately that they love each other and want to be together for the rest of their lives.

20 Feb 07

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