@woppichoo on myLot

ErrollLeVant @ErrollLeVant (4353) • United States 6 Dec 06

This is a controversial topic these days. How do you view the issues of illegal immigration?

controversy

illegal immigration

immigration

issues

3 responses •

1 person

woppichoo Put simply, if it is illegal, don't do it.

6 Dec 06

fffdile @fffdile (421) • Italy 5 Dec 06

My best friend (22 years old) is experiencing a big problem... he knew a girl on the internet some months ago... they falled in love and decided to stay together. After 3 months she confessed him to be fourteen years old, and said...

151 responses •

10 people

woppichoo Help us to help you. Provide a little more information such as country. The legislative differences from country to country would shape any form of advice. Also, what does 'stay together' mean? I suspect you are referring to cohabitation, but it could also...

6 Dec 06

ccntrast @ccntrast (1) • Canada 4 Dec 06

I'm going on a working holiday in Britain soon and need to choose between Brighton and Edinburgh. Both sound lovely and I'm having a hard time deciding between them. Advice please?

5 responses •

1 person

woppichoo What are you thinking? There is no contest. Edinburgh, definitely Edinburgh. Without a question. Edinburgers are lovely. And there are direct flights to Dublin. Dubliners are even lovelier.

5 Dec 06

joedoe @joedoe (241) • Norway 5 Dec 06

If yes, where did you go?

usa

vaccation

5 responses

woppichoo Yes. I went home. ;-) No seriously, I've been to (in no particular order) Michigan, Massachusets, Maine, New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, Colorado, California, Nevada, and Illinois. Most definitely the best is San Francisco, although Boston is a...

5 Dec 06

•

1 comment

hockeygal4ever @hockeygal4ever (10021) • United States 5 Dec 06

I am thinking just a $5 Wendy's card or something to say thanks. I know they get paid, and paid well, for their job but to let him know we appreciate all he does to get us our mail I thought it would be a nice gesture. Do any...

29 responses •

4 people

woppichoo No. The postman doesn't get a thing. The waste collection guys and the milk delivery guys generally get a box of lovely chocie sweeties though.

5 Dec 06

•

2 people

woppichoo @woppichoo (21) • Ireland 5 Dec 06

With England and France to play in Dublin, and with the squad it such top form, I reckon 2007 will be an historic year for Irish Rugby. Wales will be the decider, if we win that one then I am definitely putting money down. I would...

irish rugby

rugby world cup

six nations

askshivam @askshivam (478) • India 5 Dec 06

As we head into another decade of unrelentingly high divorce rates, could you give a reason (or theory) as to why people just can't stay married??? do you think there has been less emphasis on family structure in the past 20...

14 responses •

2 people

woppichoo Selfishness and unrealistic expectations, not destruction of family system. People are used to being pandered to and getting what they want. That sort of attitude just doesn't work when there's more than one person.

5 Dec 06

•

1 person

ladybountyhunter17 @ladybountyhunter17 (37) • United States 9 Jul 09

My Rott is 8 and her name is Dixie. Shes a tan rott. What about yours?

5 responses

woppichoo My Rott is 8 and her name is Dixie. Shes a tan rott. What about yours?

9 Jul 09

•

5 comments

woppichoo @woppichoo (21) • Ireland 4 Dec 06

Dogs, and people, love treats. Treats are fantastic for rewarding and reinforcing good behaviour. It's even better when we know what goes into these treats. There's no better way than to make them yourself. Do you have any doggie...

7 responses •

2 people

woppichoo No. I have found that cats generally treat themselves, how and when they want.

5 Dec 06

woppichoo @woppichoo (21) • Ireland 4 Dec 06

Dogs, and people, love treats. Treats are fantastic for rewarding and reinforcing good behaviour. It's even better when we know what goes into these treats. There's no better way than to make them yourself. Do you have any doggie...

7 responses •

2 people

woppichoo charcoal is known as an 'odour eater'. it's used in lots of products from show insoles to kitchen extractor filters. the digestible charcoal from a drugstore does the same thing.

5 Dec 06

kbkbooks @kbkbooks (7022) • Canada 4 Dec 06

One thing that really makes me upset is when I see that people in a food establishment doesn't tip their server. These people work on their feet and literally run to make the customers happy. Generally they work for minimum...

waitressing

275 responses •

30 people

woppichoo Yip, I tip. Generally around the 15% mark. However, in Europe it is more common for a service charge (avg 12%) to be included in the bill.

5 Dec 06

woppichoo @woppichoo (21) • Ireland 4 Dec 06

Dogs, and people, love treats. Treats are fantastic for rewarding and reinforcing good behaviour. It's even better when we know what goes into these treats. There's no better way than to make them yourself. Do you have any doggie...

7 responses •

2 people

woppichoo @woppichoo (21) • Ireland 1 Dec 06

For big dogs (think labrador retrieve) I use winalot. For the smaller dogs (think terrier) it's the own brand meat in jello in a can type stuff from my local supermarket. Years ago dogs would have gotten scraps. Now, I'm thinking...

animal cruelty

food

nutrition

1 response

woppichoo What size is the dog? I firmly believe that different sized dogs not only have different temperments, but also different dietary requirements. Who are the treats for? You or the dog? There are some great doggie treat recipies out there for home made treats...

4 Dec 06

woppichoo @woppichoo (21) • Ireland 1 Dec 06

For big dogs (think labrador retrieve) I use winalot. For the smaller dogs (think terrier) it's the own brand meat in jello in a can type stuff from my local supermarket. Years ago dogs would have gotten scraps. Now, I'm thinking...

1 response

Angelslove @Angelslove (1368) • India 27 Nov 06

Do you play Rugby?

do you

rugby

35 responses •

1 person

woppichoo If by 'play' you mean 'exercise or activity for amusement or recreation' then yes, definitely. I have amused plenty of people while trying to play rugby.

30 Nov 06

woppichoo @woppichoo (21) • Ireland 30 Nov 06

Anyone going to the Leinster v Ulster match on New Year's eve? The Ireland v Pacific Islands game was a blast. Great atmosphere. So I'm expecting lots at this final fixture and the dear old lady of lansdowne.

lansdowne road

rugby

ancient_whispers @ancient_whispers (126) • United States 24 Nov 06

Has anyone here visited Ireland? If so, what did you like and dislike about it? Would you go again? Has anyone kissed the Blarney Stone?

7 responses

woppichoo Because I leave there I visit Ireland all the time. The best thing about Ireland is the Irish themselves and their insencerity. Yes, I have kissed the Blarney Stone. It's not a great kisser.

30 Nov 06

ancient_whispers @ancient_whispers (126) • United States 24 Nov 06

Has anyone here visited Ireland? If so, what did you like and dislike about it? Would you go again? Has anyone kissed the Blarney Stone?

7 responses

woppichoo Because I leave there I visit Ireland all the time. The best thing about Ireland is the Irish themselves and their insencerity. Yes, I have kissed the Blarney Stone. It's not a great kisser.

30 Nov 06

anand_engg1984 @anand_engg1984 (144) • India 30 Nov 06

Google Adsense What about google adsense? i join this program and yesterday i got my first check $144.62; but i got banned from this program two times. So what about you?

google adsense

4 responses

woppichoo Also got banned from it when doing some testing around how it worked. Like most banner ad programs it is only of use if your site has traffic already.

30 Nov 06

juicemilk @juicemilk (2283) • Australia 28 Nov 06

And what did you like about it? I've lived here for 2 and a half years now and I love it! There's so much to do, especially shopping! And my best friend has just told me that in a nother year or so she is going to move here...

26 responses •

1 person

woppichoo There's just so much to do! The zoo, manly, coogee, blue mountains, hunter valley, the list goes on.

30 Nov 06

•

2 comments

•

1 person

woppichoo's Activity