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Kevin @kevin1877uk (36988) 8 May 16

Would you be missed if you weren't here I was reading Jabo @jabo UK post about Wetnosedogs and it left me wondering if something happened to me would I be missed here. My kid’s no I’m online and do many things and I’ve spoken...

online earning

missing

mylot

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mommaj @Dishari Oh sweetie I was kidding. It is fine.

23 May 16

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****DANIELLE**** @VivaLaDani13 (60512) • Perth, Australia 3 May 16

Personally, I wouldn't be insulted. I'd just be concerned for my child on how he / she would handle it if the search was or wasn't a success. But either way, I'm sure a majority of adopted children would be wanting to find them...

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****DANIELLE**** @Dishari Yeah I agree that the adopted parents may have some negative feelings rise about the situation. But hoping that they still solider on to help be supportive for the adoptive child.

23 May 16

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Dishari Roy @Dishari (687) 9 May 16

Are you an early riser? Or the sun is already in the mid sky when you open your eyes? Well, I belong to the second category. I am a hopeless late riser, as I stay awake late at night. I know that's a very unhealthy thing to do...

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A A I am in between.

23 May 16

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Kevin @kevin1877uk (36988) 8 May 16

Would you be missed if you weren't here I was reading Jabo @jabo UK post about Wetnosedogs and it left me wondering if something happened to me would I be missed here. My kid’s no I’m online and do many things and I’ve spoken...

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mommaj @Dishari Okay wasn't sure if you were giving me an invitation or knew something I didn't.

16 May 16

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Kevin @kevin1877uk (36988) 8 May 16

Would you be missed if you weren't here I was reading Jabo @jabo UK post about Wetnosedogs and it left me wondering if something happened to me would I be missed here. My kid’s no I’m online and do many things and I’ve spoken...

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DE @Dishari Lucky? I would say we were the lucky ones. We lucked out when you wrote your comment on a thread we were already playing on and found you there. We were luckier still when we decided to include you in our play and you played along. THEN we found out...

16 May 16

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rishabh mishra @viviankr96 (33) • Delhi, India 9 May 16

the reservation system in india is becoming an evil for poor people day by day. a person who dont deserve a clerk job, will be getting high paid government jobs and a well qualified person sat unemployed due to...

reservation an evil

indian reservation system

economy based reservation

qualified persons are unemployed

actions needed

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rishabh mishra @Dishari yup exactly, so we can just try to change their thinkings starting from our home , collegues and neighbours.

16 May 16

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Kevin @kevin1877uk (36988) 8 May 16

Would you be missed if you weren't here I was reading Jabo @jabo UK post about Wetnosedogs and it left me wondering if something happened to me would I be missed here. My kid’s no I’m online and do many things and I’ve spoken...

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vanny @Dishari

11 May 16

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Alexander @_anderson__ (187) 9 May 16

There are lots of differences between American English and British English, specially in pronounciation. But there is difference in words also. Like American says "gas" and the other says "petrol". Here in Mylot members are...

american or british english

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Jabo @Dishari Yes, you are right - I was just being flippant

11 May 16

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Manish Sharma @Manish03 (64) • New Delhi, India 3 May 16

Well. Being honest. I have seen girls from different countries by various means. But I find no comparison with Indian girls. They are beautiful, we'll. Mannered and attractive. Sorry if anyone gets hurt with my this post. I spoke...

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DJ I would like to ask: What is the definition of "well-mannered" in terms of girls to you?

11 May 16

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Manish Sharma @Manish03 (64) • New Delhi, India 3 May 16

Well. Being honest. I have seen girls from different countries by various means. But I find no comparison with Indian girls. They are beautiful, we'll. Mannered and attractive. Sorry if anyone gets hurt with my this post. I spoke...

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Jay Kaur @Manish03 haha...I am at right place...I think you need a change.Isn't it funny that a silly is saying other not to be silly.

11 May 16

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Manish Sharma @Manish03 (64) • New Delhi, India 3 May 16

Well. Being honest. I have seen girls from different countries by various means. But I find no comparison with Indian girls. They are beautiful, we'll. Mannered and attractive. Sorry if anyone gets hurt with my this post. I spoke...

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Jay Kaur I think it is just the standard of aesthetics according to which you are measuring.Everyone is beautiful...you just need eyes to see the beauty.

11 May 16

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Anindita Sengupta @aninditasen (15746) • Raurkela, India 9 May 16

Staying young with aging is not so tough a job. The very first thing is stay good at heart. Next comes our physical being. This credit goes to my mom and grandmothers( mom& Dad's mother). As a child they cared both for my physical...

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Anindita Sengupta Increase the ratio of amla powder. Apply the mixture a keep it for two hours and then give your hair a shampoo wash. A herbal one would be better. Yes it looks reddish for a day but as I oil my hair regularly the black luster comes back.

11 May 16

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Dishari Roy @Dishari (687) 9 May 16

Are you an early riser? Or the sun is already in the mid sky when you open your eyes? Well, I belong to the second category. I am a hopeless late riser, as I stay awake late at night. I know that's a very unhealthy thing to do...

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Anna I am an early riser, I usually wake up at 6 in the morning, no matter if it's a normal day or a holiday.

10 May 16

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Dishari Roy @Dishari (687) 9 May 16

Are you an early riser? Or the sun is already in the mid sky when you open your eyes? Well, I belong to the second category. I am a hopeless late riser, as I stay awake late at night. I know that's a very unhealthy thing to do...

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Belle Starr (Iz) @Dishari No, the beauty of being retired is that I never have to be in a routine.

10 May 16

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Avinash @avi256 (8489) • Pune, India 9 May 16

It is night 1:50 am here in Pune and its crazy climate outside. I can see heavy thunderstorm outside. Swift cool breeze flowing through along with light drizzle. Some places are being reported to have hailstones.

climate

night

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Avinash @Dishari Oh ok may be I was mistaken, I thought so as so many times cricket matches were abandoned due to rains at Eden Gardens and that too any season.

10 May 16

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Alexander @_anderson__ (187) 9 May 16

There are lots of differences between American English and British English, specially in pronounciation. But there is difference in words also. Like American says "gas" and the other says "petrol". Here in Mylot members are...

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purplealabaster You might have invented it, but we took it to the next level and made it better!

10 May 16

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Alexander @_anderson__ (187) 9 May 16

There are lots of differences between American English and British English, specially in pronounciation. But there is difference in words also. Like American says "gas" and the other says "petrol". Here in Mylot members are...

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Alexander Thanks for response jabo... See comment of @Dishari Roy.

10 May 16

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Alexander @_anderson__ (187) 9 May 16

There are lots of differences between American English and British English, specially in pronounciation. But there is difference in words also. Like American says "gas" and the other says "petrol". Here in Mylot members are...

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Shasta Trying to be different may be true for those who spoke American English when it first came out. But those of us in this century are only speaking and writing the way we were taught from a very young age. It's not as if we learned "colour" in school and then...

10 May 16

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4 people

Alexander @_anderson__ (187) 9 May 16

There are lots of differences between American English and British English, specially in pronounciation. But there is difference in words also. Like American says "gas" and the other says "petrol". Here in Mylot members are...

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Alexander @Dishari I agree with you.

10 May 16

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Alexander @_anderson__ (187) 9 May 16

There are lots of differences between American English and British English, specially in pronounciation. But there is difference in words also. Like American says "gas" and the other says "petrol". Here in Mylot members are...

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Alexander Right.. It's depend on mother tongue.

10 May 16

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