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DragonflytotheMoon @GypsyButterfly (295) • Ukiah, California 18 Apr 21

I think many of us don't really care much for our names. I know I never have. My first, middle & maiden name are all of French origin. My married name is Italian. I've been divorced for seven months, but kept the name. I didn't...

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The Evolution of the Donut/Doughnut and Some Fun Facts

DB @dgobucks226 (37621) 27 Dec 20

Who hasn't tried a donut in their life. Getting donuts and other pastries at the local bakery on a Sunday morning was something I really looked forward to growing up. Cream filled and crumb buns were my favorites. I remember my...

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"Adam and Eve are Asians: Is it?!?"

Shavkat @Shavkat (141906) • Philippines 20 Sep 20

I just read an article that the writer cannot determine if Adam and Eve are either Caucasians or Blacks. It seems that this person is desperate to know the real truth. I had studied in a Catholic School, but it never did come out...

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From where did the word 'mylotting' originate from ?

Kitycat @KityCat (7739) • India 20 Jun 20

In my guess , just like we say cooking , eating sleeping , snacking etc , myLotting means that we are here interacting on myLot , if you ask me . Or does this word have some other meaning or origin ? What you think my friends...

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Haggis, Anyone?

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 9 Dec 19

I was first introduced to haggis many years ago when attending either the highland games or the renaissance faire in my city. It is something that I have not had in years, but something I've considered trying to get (despite the...

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Did the universe have a beginning?

Gary Sibio @garysibi (702) • Chicago, Illinois 16 Aug 19

There are two options. Either there was a time when the universe didn't exist and, somehow, it came into existence or it is infinite and always existed. There's a huge problem with the second option: it violates Newton's Second...

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Ukrainian Ice-cream

Albena Ivanova @WriterAI (5373) • Bulgaria 19 Jul 19

Hi mylotters! How are you? Summer is here around. That's why consuming ice-cream is typical for these days. The weather is warm. Here we are surrounded by imported Ukrainian ice-cream. It's tasty. But it's strange to me why we...

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Weird Word Wednesday- Tomfoolery

Diana B. @BloggerDi (3121) • United States 29 May 19

Tomfoolery is one of those words that I've heard several times through the years, but I've never used it. I've included a link to an article that might be of interest to other word nerds like me! It explains some of the history...

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Talking about ONE of my favorite subjects!

GreatMartin @GreatMartin (23670) • Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 14 Apr 19

Yes, I do have other favorites but this one usually, not all the time, involves the others! If I am not buying it, eating it, cooking it, talking about it or taking pictures about it I am reading about it! Did you notice in the...

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My never ending search for new foods!

GreatMartin @GreatMartin (23670) • Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 17 Mar 19

Yes, I love my cheeseburgers rare, carrot cake, salami, nuts,all kinds of cheeses, etc., but I am always on the search for new foods and this month I had lemon-flavored raisins (forget it!) plus I found a jar of Selicioux de Porc...

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Valentines Day Origins

kareemadivina @kareemadivina (1230) • Philippines 14 Feb 18

Probably you are one of the millions who are celebrating Valentines day on February 14, do you know how the celebration of valentines day started.For most people it's a celebration of love and a day to show your love through...

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I play the sims 4 to live in a virtual world that I created myself.

anthony davis @lookatdesktop (27156) • Dallas, Texas 29 Oct 17

I have learned a lot from being a SIM. The game TheSims4 is not an ordinary game. It is a 3 dimensional virtual reality experience. If you can do the right thing by giving your SIM an education and teach your SIM to use his...

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Dan Brown

Manoj Rai @Manozzz (33) 4 Sep 17

Have you read Dan Brown's Novels guys? Have you heard about the book named 'The da vinci code'? Have you guys read it? I have read all his six novels and desperately waiting for the next novel 'Origin'. I am a huge fan of his...

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A Feature About Me

Albena Ivanova @WriterAI (5373) • Bulgaria 8 Jun 17

On the following link you could read something about my family roots. I originated from an ancient Bulgarian family located through centuries in the village of Bela in Bulgaria. I am proud of this my local historical feature. Also...

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Do you know the origin of Easter bunnies?

The Invisible Man @TheInvisibleMan (17594) 16 Apr 17

If you do not know, you will know right now... They come from Germany and represent (like a symbol) "fertility". I thought it was cool to post this information because the time is feasible and also...

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What are some of the things you will do on Easters?

Zhu Huifen @zhuhuifen46 (3483) • China 15 Apr 17

A decoration tree, greetings, staying with family, what else? Please kindly explain its origin and some of the things you will do on Easters. Thanks in advance.

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Does anyone know the origins of the "MOTHER'S DAY"???

Alexander @_anderson__ (187) 12 May 16

After wondering who and why Mother's Day was created I decided to take a "google". Of course, http://www.howstuffworks.com gave me the best run down on the origins and the workings of this upcoming holiday celebrated in many...

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What does your Name mean?

Michelle @infatuatedbby (94909) • United States 17 Jan 16

Have you ever took the time to look at what your Name means? Origin, characteristics and some facts about your Name? I thought this would be fun to do and share with you all! For example, my name is Michelle. The origin...

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Origin of the Christmas Card

AbbyGreenhill @AbbyGreenhill (45490) • United States 11 Dec 15

While you are busy writing out Christmas cards and mailing them to friends and family, have you ever thought about how this custom started? It wasn't invented by an American, but by Sir Henry Cole in 1843 in the United Kingdom....

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Origin of Human Being

Rasedul19 @Rasedul19 (114) 24 Aug 12

According to bible Origin of man is far from now is about 10000 years. But according science it is so long more than five hundred thousand years. in bible in both old and new testament there is series of fore father of Jesus...

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