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shibham @shibham (16977) • India 6 Jun 09

hi everybody. it is a big riddle to me that how a mylotter chooses a discussion for response. i have seen that some discussions are here with light and unuseful subjects. there are no special significance of those discussions but...

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imsilver I'm usually on a limited time schedule when I log onto mylot. I normally just go through the top discussions or I'll cruise through the new discussion or no response discussion. I'm not sure why I pick the ones I do. I just read the titles until something...

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shibham @shibham (16977) • India 6 Jun 09

hi everybody. it is a big riddle to me that how a mylotter chooses a discussion for response. i have seen that some discussions are here with light and unuseful subjects. there are no special significance of those discussions but...

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fishkingback Well,first i response to discussions that i am interested in and i do have something opinions to give,there are often a lot of dicussions that i think are very good but actually i don't have something to response,so in that case ,i have to let them...

7 Jun 09

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shibham @shibham (16977) • India 6 Jun 09

hi everybody. it is a big riddle to me that how a mylotter chooses a discussion for response. i have seen that some discussions are here with light and unuseful subjects. there are no special significance of those discussions but...

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bearound I would like to choose some discussions really interest me.That will make me give a response or opinions naturally.If we do it just for money,it will be very painful I think.Why we do that in easy mood?Let's enjoy the communication.

7 Jun 09

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ebook_freak @ebook_freak (1511) • India 6 Jun 09

I couldn't think of a better category to start this one... Well, modern day science is capable of it, in case you are thinking such thing can never happen! The theory is explained very correctly in the film and there could...

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jellymonty @jellymonty (2352) 6 Jun 09

Yes I know.. very silly of me! Well I usually chew those breath mint chewing gum and for some reason I fell asleep while working on my laptop as I was tired. I had the gum in my mouth and well when I woke up it was all over my...

chewing gum stuck in hair

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Tiamjr I have heard that using the white of an egg will remove chewing gum from hair. You are suppose to rub the white of the egg into the chewing gum, leave it for a few minutes and then gently rub at it until it comes out. Also melted chocolate is suppose to work...

7 Jun 09

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jellymonty @jellymonty (2352) 6 Jun 09

Yes I know.. very silly of me! Well I usually chew those breath mint chewing gum and for some reason I fell asleep while working on my laptop as I was tired. I had the gum in my mouth and well when I woke up it was all over my...

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reckon21 It did not happen to me but it happen to my niece hair. Some naughty classmate of her's intentionally put the chewing gum in her hair. We use the peanut butter and it works.

7 Jun 09

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jellymonty @jellymonty (2352) 6 Jun 09

Yes I know.. very silly of me! Well I usually chew those breath mint chewing gum and for some reason I fell asleep while working on my laptop as I was tired. I had the gum in my mouth and well when I woke up it was all over my...

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Signal20 I've heard of using ice cubes and peanut butter-probably something to do with the oils in the peanut butter I'm guessing. But, sadly, if it's really tangled up in there like I think it is, I think you're just going to have to cut the section out. Hopefully...

7 Jun 09

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jellymonty @jellymonty (2352) 6 Jun 09

Yes I know.. very silly of me! Well I usually chew those breath mint chewing gum and for some reason I fell asleep while working on my laptop as I was tired. I had the gum in my mouth and well when I woke up it was all over my...

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Signal20 I just had a thought, I wonder if something like a Goo B Gone product would work. It's an orange scented kind of greasy product that takes "gooey" stuff like gum or sticky stuff on labels off of surfaces. Try and separate as many strands of hair from the gum...

7 Jun 09

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