WorDazza

@WorDazza (15830)

Manchester, England • Age 59

Joined myLot 9 years ago

Inventor, famous for the high-heeled sock, right-handed coffee cup, left-handed glove and vegetarian sporran.

WorDazza's Responses

Another useful find

Fleur @Fleura (30401) • United Kingdom 11 Jan

As I’ve doubtless said before, I never pass a skip without a quick look to see if anyone is throwing anything useful away. And a few months ago I found the Christmassy headband shown. I thought it would be just the thing when...

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WorDazza The headband is fine but I think you might have overdone the botox!

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Could You Run A Mile To Get Into College?!?!

Danna B. @db20747 (43440) • Washington, District Of Columbia 30 Aug 23

Vivek Ramaswamy is running for president of the US of A! And he wants college students to run a mile!!! He proposes they run a mile as part of the SAT entrance test. This might be no easy feat. Many students are very smart...

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WorDazza Aside from some exceptional cases due to illness and other health conditions I find it an absolute disgrace that a teenager can't run a mile. As we (that's the entire Western world) seem to be in the midst of a mental health crisis there isn't enough emphasis...

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Do you believe in Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster?

The Horse @TheHorse (218890) • Walnut Creek, California 1 Sep 23

As a kid, I was fascinated by UFOs, or flying saucers. I even read a few books on the subject before I hit my teen years. I've grown a bit more cynical, or practical, in my dotage, but old interests die hard. Of course, I was...

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WorDazza Call me cynical but I hardly think it's a coincidence that there have been a couple of fresh 'sightings' of Nessie just as the newly re-vamped Loch Ness Centre has opened.

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The cost of housing in Canada is ridiculous!

Starmaiden @Starmaiden (9311) • Canada 29 Aug 23

My landlord puts the rent up every year. Normally I wouldn't have a problem with this as it was only allowed to be raised by 2% because of a rent cap. Recently, the province raised the rent cap from 2% to 5% of the monthly rent....

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WorDazza Just be thankful you live somewhere that has rent caps. There are no such thing as rent caps in the UK. Basically landlords can charge whatever they can get away with and in a lot of the major cities, where demand for accommodation is high, being a landlord...

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Why are men so dishonest?

vanny @vandana7 (100288) • India 30 Aug 23

I baked a cake after real long time. I am not satisfied with it. My father says its great. My neighbors say it is great. Even a 11 year old boy says its great. I now know that all four are liars. What is common in all of...

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WorDazza Maybe they just don't want to be on the receiving end of the wrath of Vanny!

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An alligator on the loose closes down a park in New Jersey

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (102889) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 30 Aug 23

Normally on this site I try to share good news stories about alligators as well as other animals and human beings with happy endings. In the case an alligator that is on the loose in Middlesex New Jersey that has been seen in the...

alligator

park police

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WorDazza I think I'd find it a bit unnerving living in a country where such beasts roam freely. Just about the worst thing we have to contend with in UK lakes is the odd frisky pike! Or maybe the Loch Ness Monster.

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I had to call my handyman again.

marguicha @marguicha (223028) • Chile 30 Aug 23

Today I heard water running from somewhere in the house. So, as soon as Anita arrived and we finished breakfast and the kitchen work, we started to check. Juanita, the washing machine, had finished her job so it wasn´t her. I...

house chores and problems

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WorDazza I like that you give names to your household appliances. I'm lucky in that I don't get billed on the amount of water I use. I pay a flat yearly amount. The water company keep trying to get me to install a water meter so I can be billed on the amount I use. I...

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A challenging home-made jigsaw

Judy Evans @JudyEv (340118) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Aug 23

While we were house-sitting, I finished two big jigsaws. I started a home-made wooden one which was created by the father of the lady of the house. I didn’t think I’d get it finished so I’ve packed it away again but it’s obviously...

western australia

house sitting

jigsaw

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WorDazza From the look of the photo I'd say it should have been called Polar Bears in the snow. Of course this comment is going to make zero sense once you get the photo correctly loaded!!!

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A bear makes an appearance at a high school football field

George B Vieto @Deepizzaguy (102889) • Lake Charles, Louisiana 22 Aug 23

A bear was seen in a high school football field in Gatlinburg Tennessee eight days ago running across the gridiron. The good side of this story is that the high school football players who attend Gatlinburg-Pittman High School...

bear

football field

interruption

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WorDazza Maybe it thought it was in Chicago!!

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A mug for our hosts

Judy Evans @JudyEv (340118) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Aug 23

When we visited the Christmas shop in Toodyay, Western Australia, I saw this coffee mug and couldn’t resist buying it for the couple where we’re house-sitting. They have a pet sulphur-crested cockatoo called Jimmy and lots of...

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WorDazza A lovely gesture but I'm struggling to see the connection between Christmas and cockatoos!! Is this some sort of festive Antipodean weirdness??

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I finished putting the crochet blanket together

Judy Evans @JudyEv (340118) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Aug 23

Four more sleeps and we’ll be leaving this house-sit. I wrote about the knitted squares that I bought with me and how I was going to crochet them together to make a rug. The squares had been knitted by my friend’s mother who...

western australia

crochet

house sitting

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WorDazza It looks like you've skinned Elmer!!!

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Age is just a number

Always smiling @allknowing (136479) • India 18 Aug 23

The physical or mental state of an individual has many a time nothing to do with one's age. I have known oldies having an alert mind and body but some youngsters would have lost both their physical and mental capability. Here...

age is just a number

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WorDazza As a 58 year old who has always exercised regularly, and still does, I can tell you that age definitely takes it's toll on the body no matter how fit you may be. I suspect I'm a lot fitter than most people but I always have some level of discomfort in some...

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Clear Channel Memo Songs: Walk Like an Egyptian

Four Walls @FourWalls (68043) • United States 20 Aug 23

During this monthlong look at songs that ended up on Clear Channel Communication memo of songs that the executives thought were inappropriate to play after 9/11 we’ve had songs you could understand the rationale for, songs that...

music

top ten lists

clear channel memo songs

bangles

80s music

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WorDazza Susanna Hoffs has the most incredible eyes in the history of visual organs. That is all I have to say on the subject of The Bangles.

20 Aug 23

A second jigsaw is finished

Judy Evans @JudyEv (340118) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Aug 23

We have four more days at our house-sit and I’ve just finished another jigsaw of a poster for a circus. Both jigsaws are quite large and there isn’t much room left now on the dining room table. However, there are two more jigsaws...

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WorDazza Might be a bit risky (or even risque) doing a jigsaw which you have no idea what it depicts. It could have been made from the gentleman's personal photo collection if you know what I mean!

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I have made payout!

The Horse @TheHorse (218890) • Walnut Creek, California 20 Aug 23

I am so excited, like Kun Fu Fighting. I have made payout for August 2023. It was through sheer force of will.. I will have to read up on Nietzsche. I believe he wrote about "will." I am loading up my truck. How is your...

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WorDazza Who is Will and how did he help you make payout?

20 Aug 23

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A Christmas shop in Toodyay

Judy Evans @JudyEv (340118) • Rockingham, Australia 18 Aug 23

Our village had organised a bus trip to Toodyay today. We are house-sitting some 40 minutes from Toodyay so we drove there to join our fellow community members to have lunch in the hotel and to check out the various tourist shops...

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WorDazza Sorry but I'm going to have to petition to ban you from myLot for mentioning the 'C' word in August!!

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Mental Health Awareness..

Michael Liriano @BACONSTRIPSXXX (14351) • West Haven, Connecticut 18 Aug 23

A lot of us go through our day to day lives without giving much thought to if were okay, or simply too busy to worrying about everyone but ourselves. Sometimes its important to meditate or simply disconnect from the world for a...

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WorDazza I walk my dog every day after work. As I work from home these days I find it acts as a buffer between my work day and my personal time a bit like my commute used to. It helps that I have some nice hills and woodland to walk in too.

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All I Need is A Minute of Silence

YoghurtGal @flapiz (23148) • United Kingdom 18 Aug 23

I am on my 30 minute flight to Guernsey to visit Andrea since I happen to have a day off today and Monday. But the flight feels really long and exhausting. Since we boarded, a group of friends have been talking really loudly feels...

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WorDazza Be thankful it was only a 30 minite flight!! Hope you enjoy your long weekend in Guernsey. I visited there about 20 years ago. Beautiful place.

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Fact Checker provides a valuable service

Judy Evans @JudyEv (340118) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Aug 23

The photo, if it will load, has nothing to do with the text. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) launched Fact Check during the 2013 election campaign. This unit was created not to check on journalists’ reporting but...

australia

australian broadcasting corporation

fact checker

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WorDazza The BBC have a similar thing here in the UK although many would question their impartiality. I'm with Billy Connolly when it comes to politicians. Don't vote, it just encourages them!!

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Chemo brain has struck again

Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (41433) • United States 16 Aug 23

I finished Chemo about three months ago (finished radiation three weeks ago) and thought I was almost over chemo brain. It was really bad off and on during chemo treatments, but it was getting better. Less forgetfulness and more...

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WorDazza Sounds like a total nightmare. I hope it passes soon and you're back to your usual switched-on self.

16 Aug 23

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