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mandykaren @mandykaren (2040) 1 Oct 08

i read some very good information in a forum about helping to avoid scam i wanted to share with all mylotters.. None of us want to be scammed by these low life scum of the earth.. please read, it may help [b]1....

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 31 Aug 08

Do you tithe regularly? Do you give a specific percentage of your income? I have always heard 10 percent. I was wondering how many follow this rule. Do you have the money automatically deducted? Do you write checks? Do you give...

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kipluck I make sure I give at least 10% of my income to my church, yes, but then give as much as I can over that depending on my circumstances. I don't have it automatically deducted, I just make sure I take it out when I get my paycheck so I don't accidentally spend...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 31 Aug 08

Do you tithe regularly? Do you give a specific percentage of your income? I have always heard 10 percent. I was wondering how many follow this rule. Do you have the money automatically deducted? Do you write checks? Do you give...

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djoyce71 Every worship service we offer some money, that is twice in a week. We are not obliged to give 10%, but we are just taught to give something from our heart and our capabilities.

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 10 Sep 08

Do you ride the party lines or do you waiver your position depending upon the politicians running? If you have been a party member, have you ever changed positions? I would consider myself a party line type of person but I am...

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gitfiddleplayer I vote along party lines. I've been with the same party since the beginning and I would never switch, no matter what.

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 10 Sep 08

Do you ride the party lines or do you waiver your position depending upon the politicians running? If you have been a party member, have you ever changed positions? I would consider myself a party line type of person but I am...

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spalladino My voting history has never been based on party loyalty, however, I have always been fairly conservative. I am more interested in the person who will be in the Oval office, not what party he belongs to, which is why I've had some problems with this election....

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 10 Sep 08

Do you ride the party lines or do you waiver your position depending upon the politicians running? If you have been a party member, have you ever changed positions? I would consider myself a party line type of person but I am...

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ZephyrSun I vote the person not the party. I usually vote Democratic but I have voted Republican when I haven't like the other one.

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 10 Sep 08

Do you ride the party lines or do you waiver your position depending upon the politicians running? If you have been a party member, have you ever changed positions? I would consider myself a party line type of person but I am...

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dreamhealer Well things are a little different, here in the UK, though not so much so. Labour and Conservative are our main parties, equivalent to your Democrats and Republicans. What is a bit different, is that there is a bit wider choice, if you don't want to vote for...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 10 Sep 08

Do you ride the party lines or do you waiver your position depending upon the politicians running? If you have been a party member, have you ever changed positions? I would consider myself a party line type of person but I am...

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pmenard I do typically vote democrat. I do live in a hugely Democratic state, so I do vote for the Green Party sometimes (depending on the candidate). I would love to see them become a more prominent party. I think that our country suffers from the limitation of two...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 10 Sep 08

Do you ride the party lines or do you waiver your position depending upon the politicians running? If you have been a party member, have you ever changed positions? I would consider myself a party line type of person but I am...

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cream97 Well, I hardly do vote. But, I will vote this year.. I have always been an Democrat, and I don't think that I am planning on changing that anytime soon.. I believe that I will feel strange just by being an Republican...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 31 Aug 08

I have just heard of this diet and was wondering if anyone knew anything about it? Can I find out more about it? I've heard people have lost weight on it. I'd love to hear your experiences.

chocolate diet

diet

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sameroad http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1049717/The-week-dark-chocolate-diet-reduces-risk-heart-disease.html Eating dark chocolate daily for two weeks may lessen the risk of heart disease. Eating a couple of chunks daily for a fortnight is enough to...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 30 Sep 08

Does anyone know how the best response is determined? Does the original poster choose the one they like best? - and how do they do that? Does MyLot determine it? I have received a few but I have no idea how I got them. Do you...

best response

discussion

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sunnflr Each person is in charge of the best response for their discussions. You should go back and pick a best response for all your old discussions. Most people wait a few weeks for responses and then pick the one they like best. The criteria for choosing is up to...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 30 Sep 08

Does anyone know how the best response is determined? Does the original poster choose the one they like best? - and how do they do that? Does MyLot determine it? I have received a few but I have no idea how I got them. Do you...

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IrishRose23 I only know one answer to only one of your question. A best response is determined by the original poster. Most of the time, when they feel they have received ALL responses they will get, they pick the best one they feel answers their question the best- hence,...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 30 Sep 08

Does anyone know how the best response is determined? Does the original poster choose the one they like best? - and how do they do that? Does MyLot determine it? I have received a few but I have no idea how I got them. Do you...

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gitfiddleplayer I usually pick the best response meaning, the person who made me laugh or gave some good advice or generally gave insight to the other people who may have responded. I try not to pick favorites and sometimes a newbie will get it because they just plain...

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trieschman @trieschman (272) • United States 30 Sep 08

Does anyone know how the best response is determined? Does the original poster choose the one they like best? - and how do they do that? Does MyLot determine it? I have received a few but I have no idea how I got them. Do you...

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eiram25 hi there! as far as i know,the poster chooses whom to give the best response to.i'm not really sure but i've read somewhere here in one of the discussions that you are also paid if you give a BR to one your responders.about the plus and minus buttons,i still...

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