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mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 29 Nov 06

I was reading a story about a mother suspected of microwaving her baby. There was an additional info about another mother who had been sentenced last year for doing the same thing. What kind of punishment do you think mothers who...

baby

mother

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mamarama Yeah, with a capital C.

30 Nov 06

mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 29 Nov 06

I was reading a story about a mother suspected of microwaving her baby. There was an additional info about another mother who had been sentenced last year for doing the same thing. What kind of punishment do you think mothers who...

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mamarama Yeah, with a capital C.

30 Nov 06

mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 29 Nov 06

I was reading a story about a mother suspected of microwaving her baby. There was an additional info about another mother who had been sentenced last year for doing the same thing. What kind of punishment do you think mothers who...

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mamarama Yeah, with a capital C.

30 Nov 06

bhchy1 @bhchy1 (6047) • United States 29 Aug 06

Do you think it's OK for women in their 40's to date men in their 20's? I would feel like his mother persoanlly..so...

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mamarama It's not for me, but I could see a mature guy in his late 20s having a good relationship with an immature 40-yr-old. But I've seen too many of these types of relationships start out hot and heavy, then fail because the woman wants security and the young guy...

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mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 29 Nov 06

I was reading a story about a mother suspected of microwaving her baby. There was an additional info about another mother who had been sentenced last year for doing the same thing. What kind of punishment do you think mothers who...

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mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 29 Nov 06

Mine is Splenda. I tried organic sugar and didn't like it. I also tried Stevia--it's so-so.

splenda

stevia

sugar

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shahani_jv @shahani_jv (274) • Philippines 28 Nov 06

me yes cause i love sugar...

mylot

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mamarama Too much, probably. Sugar is my weakness.

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shahani_jv @shahani_jv (274) • Philippines 28 Nov 06

me yes cause i love sugar...

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mamarama Too much, probably. Sugar is my weakness.

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blackdove @blackdove (390) • United States 28 Nov 06

what's your favorite website?

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mamarama www.factcheck.org is pretty cool...it's a non-partisan news site. They really research the issues there.

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linked2mylove @linked2mylove (599) • United States 28 Nov 06

My son turns one on January 1st and I was wondering should I throw him a birthday party. I know some people they say no because it's a waste of money and he's not going to remember it... but I think I will feel a little better if...

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mamarama If you want to, then go for it. Personally, I didn't have one for my child's first birthday because at that age it's not really a day for the child, but for the adults. Besides, every day is a celebration. :)

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legislato0110 @legislato0110 (200) • Romania 28 Nov 06

where do you spend more time????

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mamarama Internet is tops for me. TV is just so passive.

28 Nov 06

yugi_sen @yugi_sen (1741) • India 28 Nov 06

I apply it regularly.. i was told that hair will gro more if oil is applied regularly.. whats your opinion guys?

oil

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mamarama My thought is that adding oil to your hair would make it grow less. I always heard that clean hair is the healthiest hair.

28 Nov 06

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cielo05 @cielo05 (596) • Philippines 20 Oct 06

You work for the family. You secure the future of the kids. You have to earn twice and do double-time, but the children are having problems in school, needing your immediate attention. Which comes first?

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mamarama If the children are having problems in school, then they always come first. Jobs come and go--children don't.

28 Nov 06

dragonflyfli @dragonflyfli (5528) • United States 3 Oct 06

Do you think marriage was a good idea? Or do you regret it sometimes?

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mamarama Marriage is definitely not something to take lightly. I think marriage is a good idea if both people have experienced life on their own first. And baby-making should wait at least a few years, so the couple can build their marriage up first.

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mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 28 Nov 06

Party hard or embrace motherhood? Which is right for Britney?

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mamarama I didn't look at it like that, but you're making sense.

28 Nov 06

mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 28 Nov 06

Party hard or embrace motherhood? Which is right for Britney?

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mamarama From the news report, Britney hired a full-time nanny to take care of her kids. I find that sad, how she's got all this money and can afford to raise her kids, but chooses to hire someone else to do the 'job'.

28 Nov 06

mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 28 Nov 06

Is Jesse Jackson right or wrong on this issue?

banned in public

jesse jackson

n word

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mamarama I think Jesse Jackson is just trying to stir the pot again. How'd he like it if we proposed that all cheating spouses be banned from the United States? ;)

28 Nov 06

mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 28 Nov 06

Is Jesse Jackson right or wrong on this issue?

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mamarama For some in the black community, yes. But I know quite a few blacks who don't appreciate the 'n' word being used--no matter how it's being used.

28 Nov 06

mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 28 Nov 06

Is Jesse Jackson right or wrong on this issue?

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mamarama I agree; the 'n' word is one I don't use anymore because there are smarter words to use against a person. Slanderous words are supposed to be already against the law to use in public, so why a ban against this particular word?

28 Nov 06

mamarama @mamarama (206) • United States 28 Nov 06

Is Jesse Jackson right or wrong on this issue?

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mamarama Jesse Jackson and some organizations think banning the 'n' word is necessary to improve race relations.

28 Nov 06

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