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My new word - ipsilateral

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381920) • Rockingham, Australia 4 Nov 20

MyLotter @xFiacre seems keen on using obscure words from time to time. Some of the most recent examples used are: mollitious, absquatulate, and tittynopes. Now, I have found a new word of my own which some of you may not know....

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We went to the trots today

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381920) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Mar 20

We went to the trots today in Collie, Western Australia. This is when it gets confusing. The ‘trots’ refers to horses racing each other and pulling lightweight carts (called spiders). (I know there’s another meaning but we won’t...

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Worried for Preiti

Always smiling @allknowing (153544) • India 3 Mar 19

Preiti still starves herself and of late the starvation period is on the increase. We also notice she is pacing in that she does not rest for long but keeps walking around. . I did try to find out the causes on the Net which...

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The Best Exercise Ever is not an exercise!

msinfo79 @msinfo79 (324) • United States 15 Jan 10

I just found out that my most favorite thing to do burns calories but it's not considered and exercise. guess what I like to do....... Ok you done guessing? I like to rattle my body, it's a sort of fidget I like to do and I...

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The Standardbred Horse

genuinesqueak @genuinesqueak (325) • Australia 21 Aug 07

Hi Everyone, I'm not sure if anyone else is interested in standardbreds, but i'd like to see anyone who is?! I think they are the most versatile breed, great for beginners (if they've been trained, not so good if they've just...

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