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Traceyjayne
@Traceyjayne (11407)
• United Kingdom
23 Mar
Someone must be looking down on us.
The Mister spent all weekend really unwell.
We got a call last night saying he was on stand down from work today …..paperwork etc….and he was on a different job from tomorrow.
We took...
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Paige Caldwell
@Pcaldwell (78)
• Los Angeles, California
28 Mar 19
I got a scholarship to study at Oxford this summer. I've been to the United Kingdom before when I was a teenager, but this will be my first time back in 15 years. I plan on doing some traveling around the Isle as well as some...
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Starmaiden
@Starmaiden (9308)
• Canada
31 Aug 18
What began as an assumed "gopher hole" has become, over the last month, the "Black Hole" of a small Nova Scotia town park. It continues to grow daily and is now over 30 metres/ 100 feet wide. It sucks in trees, picnic tables and...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
27 Jul 18
1839 – Spoiler alerts.
William Wilson is a classic unreliable witness story and an early doppelganger story. It explores similar themes of madness, guilt and self-loathing to Poe’s later tales, The Tell Tale Heart, Fall Of The...
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Mohit Arora
@mohit459 (12564)
• Haldwani, India
16 Dec 17
The word @Youthquake has become the word of the year by Oxford Dictionary!..
Youthquake defines the change in the taste, trend and others views and thought of the teen or youths!..
The term saw 401% increase in usage!
And that's...
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Mary Ann
@therealmaryyy (3162)
• Philippines
9 Jan 17
3 months ago, my friend and i went for a day travel to Oxford. it is 2 hours and a half travel by bus.. we got lucky that it was a sunny day and during that time- there was a marathon happening! so it was a little crowded but...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
2 Oct 16
This poem from 1932 carries a rather odd dedication to Randolph Churchill, the son of Winston Churchill, to which Betjeman takes the trouble to explain that the poem should not be assumed to be about Randolph Churchill, who was...
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Happy Lady and Freya the Catblog Cat
@Jackalyn (7558)
• Oxford, England
19 Aug 16
Wonderful! Someone or some people have festooned every available railing in Oxford's Radcliffe Square with crotcheted flowers.
No idea why.
Would you do it?
Have you ever seen anything like it?
I think I may knit a lamp post a...
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myLot Prince (LOL)
@trivia79 (7827)
• El Segundo, California
8 Jan 16
For Oxford, the 2015 word of the year was really not a word at all. It's a kind of emoji that gained fame from social networking site, facebook. See the picture attached, that's the word of the year, it's an emoji.
Dictionary.com...
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lady Di
@lady1993 (27221)
• Philippines
15 Jun 12
Another story on who really wrote the Shakespeare plays. That it was really Edward De Vere, Earl of Oxford.. it was quite an amazing movie.. It was very interesting and well written, acted and directed. The costumes were nice...
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dharan
@dharanil (319)
• India
4 Nov 11
Beloved mylotters,
I need oxford english dictionary to download. Please provide me the link to download dictionary.
Thanks in advance
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cerebralcasserole
@cerebralcasserole (11)
• United States
23 May 11
I studied abroad in Oxford, UK last semester at the University of Oxford, New College. What was your experience studying abroad? Anyone else go to England? How did you cope with being back in your home country after you studied in...
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wickedspies
@wickedspies (965)
• United States
25 Mar 11
It has been know that often times words that are used in the general public usually with time end up finding their way into the English dictionary. Well now a commonly know slang word, muffin top (Meaning the fat above the pants...
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