DeepMystery

@DeepMystery (36)

United States • Age 38

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (115997) • United States 29 May

Hello everyone. I hope your day is off to a good start. It is 65 degrees F and sunny here at the Jersey Shore. It is supposed to get to 73 later today. Honestly it has not been a good morning here for me. I was woken up...

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DeepMystery Hello everyone. I hope your day is off to a good start. It is 65 degrees F and sunny here at the Jersey Shore. It is supposed to get to 73 later today. Honestly it has not been a good morning here for me. I was woken up around 3:45 by screaming outside....

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Would you fight back when being mugged?

momus8 @momus8 (92) 20 Jan 07

Imagine yourself, coming back home late at night on the train with the carriage empty. Three shady guys get on. After a while they walk up to you and ask for your money. You refuse and they become more violent. You have no idea...

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DeepMystery I would fight back. The average mugger on the street may pull a lethal weapon but its more of to pose a threat than actually be one simply because they don't want to spend time in jail due to your murder convictions, that and I've been trained, not in martial...

25 Jan 07

American Football Versus Rugby

rackback @rackback (121) • United States 14 Jan 07

Which is the tougher of the two? Which one requires more skill and brains? I personally think football is the tougher. Any other people out there agree or disagree?

football

rugby

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DeepMystery Rugby is definitely the tougher of the two. Look at football. After almost every play, either a new offense or a new defense is subbed in. Then you got kickers on the side lines who just have to warm their legs for that one kick through the uprights from...

22 Jan 07

Female Cage Fighters

dcforensics51 @dcforensics51 (4) • United States 20 Jan 07

What are your views on Female Cage Fighters? I happen to be one and have been fighting pro for years. I do not seem to get the same respect male fighters do. A lot of organizations won't allow women to fight. My MMA Record is 49...

martial arts

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DeepMystery I don't know why they don't let women fight, I think probably its more that people are used to it than anything else. It took UFC a while to gain acceptance at first and that was with male fighters. It could also be the lesser numbers of women fighting,...

22 Jan 07

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I've had it with my 7 yr old son!

AndreaM76 @AndreaM76 (1164) • United States 10 Jan 07

I'm trying very hard to raise my kids to have respect for me and others. My son will be 8 in a few weeks and I'm getting really really tired of him testing me. He has reasonalbe rules to follow and I try to be fair and just but...

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10 Jan 07

I've had it with my 7 yr old son!

AndreaM76 @AndreaM76 (1164) • United States 10 Jan 07

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DeepMystery Well, I'm the second oldest of seven and 21, my youngest brother is currently 8, just turned 8 in fact. He is enjoying testing everyone of us in the household. I don't know how many kids you have but my mom worked hard on us older ones so we would be able...

10 Jan 07

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partner works night shift

lammypie @lammypie (31) • Australia 10 Jan 07

I guess most people would think that having thier husband home during the day may be a bonus, but it's starting to drive me a bit mad. He used to have a job that was from 5am to 1pm in the day, but now he works nights. The thing...

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DeepMystery Well, Maybe you could get him to agree to sleep in, in the morning, and then in the late afternoons maybe y'all could do something together. Or you could set him up with something he could do near you without being on top of each other. I know some people...

10 Jan 07

when compared with rugby, football isn't much of a sport

DeepMystery @DeepMystery (36) • United States 10 Jan 07

For all those ruggers out there, you gotta agree that football just doesn't rate when compared with rugby.

sports

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Should marching band be considered a physical activity?

rachelcaron @rachelcaron (1679) • United States 8 Dec 06

Should marching band be considered a physical activity? Here is what I think. Band members deserve more athletic credit than they receive. The school board considers football an athletic sport and gives physical education...

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DeepMystery Absolutely! We had a marching band at my college and a football team and I don't like either. I don't like marching bands or football teams. However, if football is going to be considered a sport, marching band should also be. Or they should be given the...

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Am I the only person who loves the ocean?

oceangirl @oceangirl (170) • United States 31 Dec 06

I put "ocean" on my interests list, and I'm all alone over there! Anyone else? If so, do you dive? Snorkel? Wade? Or do you just tan on the beach?

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DeepMystery I love the ocean and hope to be living near it later this year. I surf, dive, snorkel, sea kayak, tan, almost anything you can do at the ocean, parasail, it's awesome the way you can look out at the sky and feel like it reaches into eternity, as if the ocean...

10 Jan 07

Hunting & Fishing

shooie @shooie (4984) • United States 10 Jan 07

Guys what do you think about women going fishing and hunting? Do you wish your wife or girlfriend would go with you? Women do you think these are sports that should be left to the men? Would you go with your husband or partner if...

fishing

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DeepMystery I don't care so much for fishing the normal way, I prefer to try and spear them (not with much luck) or catch em with my hands. For hunting and fishing, I only do it if my survival depends on it, that's just part of my bloodline, its not a sport to me to kill...

10 Jan 07

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What do you think happens to your soul when you die?

saradarath @saradarath (467) • India 10 Jan 07

What do you think happens to your soul when you die?

culture

life

society

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DeepMystery I think your soul lives on either for eternal life or eternal hell but it is alive either way and able to feel. If you think about, your soul is really what sets you apart from all other people, its kinda linked to your personality. Think if you were an...

10 Jan 07

comments please....

Wachied @Wachied (123) • Indonesia 8 Jan 07

some of us have a different way to see some thing ...NOW...i face you with this picture...i want to know what it is in your mind when you see ...about those picture...your comment please..

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DeepMystery You want to know what I thought when I saw that picture that said Jihad on it? Nothing much. I have studied your religion and am familiar with all the different types of jihad. I understand why according your religion that y'all feel a need to wage physical...

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He Falls Asleep on the Couch Every Night...Going Crazy

blogyourself @blogyourself (1577) • United States 9 Jan 07

My husband is driving me crazy. He comes home from work, eats dinner, and then falls asleep on the couch. I know he has worked hard and had a long day, but it annoys me to death. I have talked to him about it, but nothing...

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DeepMystery Hey, Why don't you both agree on a night that you go on a date? Yeah, yeah, I know you're married, but my parents do this every week and it has strengthened their marriage. They both decided on a night of the week that no matter what happened during the...

10 Jan 07

Is there such thing as Too Much Reading? Do you read all the time?

doingit4fun @doingit4fun (917) • United States 9 Jan 07

My son reads all the time. He spends 2-3 hours reading on school nights and twice as much on the weekends. He hides in closet to read when I tell him not to read for hours. I take him for walks but he starts reading as soon as he...

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reading

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DeepMystery It is awesome that he loves to read so much. The only thing that could cause his eyes to be harmed is if he is reading in poor light like at dusk or in a room on a rainy day without light or in direct sunlight where the light would reflect into his eyes and...

9 Jan 07

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lebanon baloney

DeepMystery @DeepMystery (36) • United States 9 Jan 07

This isn't regular baloney, it is a higher quality meat with more protein. Anyways, the way we like to eat it best at my home is to fry it up in a pan with just butter, and then to pour maple syrup over it and eat it. It is also...

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Amish Friendship Bread...Have you made it, tried it, do you have variations?

mari61960 @mari61960 (4893) • United States 8 Jan 07

I love Amish Friendship Bread. When I lived in Washington, US it was very popular and you could get starter from alot of people. Here in Massachusetts I have not met anyone that has made it, had it, or even heard of it. So...

amish

amish friendship bread

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DeepMystery Thank you for putting up the recipe. We used to make it when we were younger and just couldn't find the recipe anymore. Thank you very much.

9 Jan 07

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TEENAGERS and DRINKING ALCOHOL??

texasclassygal @texasclassygal (5305) • United States 8 Jan 07

At what age is acceptable to allow older teenagers to drink. The law in my state is 21 years of age to drink so my 18 year stepson the other day was in the kitchen and made himself an alcoholic drink while I was standing there in...

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DeepMystery Well, It's not against the law for him to drink underage at home within a family setting, however, you should talk with him about it and explain your concerns because maybe you can reach an acceptable agreement that will aid him in his development while not...

8 Jan 07