Priscilla King (@PriscillaKing) on myLot

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King Well, finally a comment from an "old" person (at least by cyberspace standards) that I don't "like," here... People are always breaking out surveys that identify things the schools overlooked. "Half of all students at level X didn't even know..." Those...

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King This reminds me of Ozarque's many posts on "eldering" on Live Journal, and how she observed that individuals/families differed even "Back Then." Briefly, she felt that being an "elder" and enjoying being a grandmother were seen as good things in Southern-rural...

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King There's a money factor in this too. Admittedly the DNA that allows some 70yo's to look, move, and feel better than some 30yo's probably had something to do with their families' having held onto some money and property. It's easier to make money if you're...

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King I try to limit the mockery to the specific behavior, because actually I think The Nephews are a terrific lot of young people. But of course they're not the ones who've been brought up to kick and scream if anyone doesn't agree with them, or brawl with people...

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King And/or *seemed* to do when they *seemed* older...it started in high school, where sophomores could patronize and cutesipate freshmen, and I know some people who still just love being able to get away with doing it in middle age. Sometimes I fantasize about...

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King Point. In fact that's one point where I remember being caught in a cultural gap, living on two corners of Virginia in my twenties. In the city the pressure was to speak out, assert oneself, believe in oneself, firm handshake and hard eye contact and all that,...

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King Because of the way Social Security was set up, retirees do need to face the reality that they're not collecting their own money. They're collecting ours--that of people who still work. (I'm 50+ and plan to think about retiring, but not very hard, after age 80....

16 May 19

John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King About the language thing...They want to test advertising and packaging for the Spanish-speaking market. So I signed up for one product testing site in both languages. (Native Spanish speakers can tell I'm not one, right away; English speakers usually can't.)...

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King @bagarad MEGAdittos.

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John Roberts @JohnRoberts (109857) • Los Angeles, California 24 Mar 19

Awhile back here on myLot, a millennial member posted a political discussion and became engaged in a heated back and forth exchange with another member expressing opposing viewpoints. Subject matter isn’t the issue but the manner...

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Priscilla King @norcal When I was getting hired for them, I was told, and it sank in: Pink-collar, pretty-face jobs are basically the top tier of the sex trade. Your physical body may not be touched, but you're still being paid to look cute rather than actually do a...

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James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29242) • Eugene, Oregon 28 Feb 18

Anne sews a lot, sometimes through newspaper, cardboard (on this last project) and thick layers of cloth too. That is a lot of wear on needles. She happened to mention yesterday that she had misplaced her needle sharpener....

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Priscilla King I've never put that much wear on a needle...but have on a paring knife, after 38 years. Sharpened it on tinfoil. I wouldn't have expected coffee grounds to work; now I'll have to try this.

16 May 19

GoAskAlice @GoAskAlice (5807) 2 Feb 18

As some of you already know, and as JJ has already unofficially posted about, there was a post earlier advertising what they called an "official" myLot app. Bugs was alerted and my moderator and I were awaiting a reply. But just...

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Priscilla King Dittos.

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Gitara @Gita17112016 (3611) • Trinidad And Tobago 22 Jan 18

I Am Ashamed To Say I Lost My User's Name! Hello everyone. I am embarrassed to say that I couldn’t remember my User’s name to sign in to this site. The name itself was okay but the numbers is what was so troublesome! So, Happy...

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Priscilla King Definitely not "Like"! I don't know you, only stumbled across this because an old e-friend left a comment on it, but am glad your family survived. Hmm...I don't plan to visit this site daily, but will "following" help the teeny-weeny payout grow faster?

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Jabo @jaboUK (64361) • United Kingdom 21 Jan 18

Cats seem so fond of computers in front of the screen is their seat, they walk all over the keyboard such fun when they hit that 'delete'! They think we humans are servants to pander to their slightest whim. They can't resist...

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Priscilla King Has anyone else had a cat step on the computer and actually show them something they hadn't figured out yet?

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Icydoll @Icydoll (36717) • India 11 Dec 17

HI, guys, let's talk about favorite color.Without colors, there is no beauty for anything.it's play that much important role.do you believe in psychology that says about our personality depending on the color we like.many of...

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Priscilla King That's an interesting pick! For me that's what "sad and blue" looks like (whereas the blue, sky blue, and green-blue crayolas look cheerful).

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Icydoll @Icydoll (36717) • India 11 Dec 17

HI, guys, let's talk about favorite color.Without colors, there is no beauty for anything.it's play that much important role.do you believe in psychology that says about our personality depending on the color we like.many of...

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Priscilla King I like those flowers! Onions come in different colors (at least in the U.S.) and even recipes specify white, green, yellow, red, or purple onions, so...do you have a picture of your favorite onion color?

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Icydoll @Icydoll (36717) • India 11 Dec 17

HI, guys, let's talk about favorite color.Without colors, there is no beauty for anything.it's play that much important role.do you believe in psychology that says about our personality depending on the color we like.many of...

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Priscilla King @Icydoll Yes...if that's you in the picture I'd guess black and bright would work for you :-)

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Angie @andriaperry (116860) • Anniston, Alabama 22 Jan 18

Once when I was in Jacksonville Beach, Florida for a vacation I walked into one of the small motels that was located right on the beach and an older Indian couple ( India) was at the check in desk, I asked " How much for a room?...

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Priscilla King @andriaperry About its having more to do with the physical features than about the way my individual face shows anything. Large eyes = friendly; heavy eyebrows = intimidating. And yes, where ethnic differences can be identified... Most of the time it's not...

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Angie @andriaperry (116860) • Anniston, Alabama 21 Jan 18

Its been over a week since I could get the dogs out of the backyard and take them for a long walk on the property, they have plenty of running room but they love the wild. Today it was 70 degrees F and I got outside for a couple...

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Priscilla King @andriaperry I didn't, until today.

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