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CarolDM @CarolDM (130662) • United States 8h

I am sure one or two of you will guess correctly about what I found in the yard yesterday. Guess what you think is in the photo. I will write later with the details and more photos. Very exciting find. The rain just started....

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Fiacre Banks @Fleura Indeed I have, and you’re not off topic at all! It wasn’t actually my granny who danced with Pablo in Madrid, but my aunt. Philippe Noiret plays an excellent Neruda in the film.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (9309) • Ireland 5h

More precious that diamonds and rubies, more satisfying that ice cream or panna cotta, more needful that high heels or fortune cookies is intestinal well-being.

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Fiacre Banks @fleura Those who have never had a wild dose of the trots will never understand the inestimable value of intestinal harmony.

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TheHorse @TheHorse (129317) • Walnut Creek, California 5 May

I had to work from 9 AM to 8 PM today. That's a long day for an old fart. But a MyLotter I'm just getting to know suggested I try to view it as a heaven day instead of a hell day. I decided to become "planful," so this could be...

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vanny @Fleura Mandatory. From childhood. People should carry them around. Or girls should put one in mouth so that they start generating sewer like stink.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 8 May

My daughter (‘Big One’) recently discovered some YouTube personality who makes amusing videos by translating songs and the like into various different languages, using Google translate, and then does the same to translate them...

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Anna @Fleura I think I would do the same, those subtitles are a shame.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 8 May

My daughter (‘Big One’) recently discovered some YouTube personality who makes amusing videos by translating songs and the like into various different languages, using Google translate, and then does the same to translate them...

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Hanni Harel @Fleura Thank you for sharing that with us. I like the song Hallelujah sung both in English and in Hebrew. I am sure this is not what you are talking about but wanted to add that.

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TheHorse @TheHorse (129317) • Walnut Creek, California 5 May

I had to work from 9 AM to 8 PM today. That's a long day for an old fart. But a MyLotter I'm just getting to know suggested I try to view it as a heaven day instead of a hell day. I decided to become "planful," so this could be...

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vanny @Fleura Oh those are horrendous stories. They are not even honest Muslims. They are just a group of rogue guys who happen to get excited easily. We too have these rapists in our community. I think we should orient our research in reducing such things. If we...

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 8 May

My daughter (‘Big One’) recently discovered some YouTube personality who makes amusing videos by translating songs and the like into various different languages, using Google translate, and then does the same to translate them...

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Anna @Fleura I often think that it is a shame that there are so poor subtitles, some people need them because they are deaf, but you cannot even understand what is going on most of the time reading only the subtitles.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 8 May

My daughter (‘Big One’) recently discovered some YouTube personality who makes amusing videos by translating songs and the like into various different languages, using Google translate, and then does the same to translate them...

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Prabhat Singh @Fleura So I definitely do. I can see that.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 8 May

My daughter (‘Big One’) recently discovered some YouTube personality who makes amusing videos by translating songs and the like into various different languages, using Google translate, and then does the same to translate them...

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CarolDM @Fleura English can be very confusing.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 5 May

Around 6 pm today I happened to notice something outside our window, and when I looked closer I saw a man photographing a bicycle lying in the road just outside our neighbour’s house. The man, who was youngish with a beard and a...

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rsa101 @Fleura Maybe it was for a professional job that the pictures will not be published on the net.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 6 May

Do you have one of these silicone spatula thingies? I recently acquired one and it’s very useful for scraping sticky things out of bowls. A while ago I was listening to a cookery programme on the radio and someone asked the...

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Jose Gonzalez @Fleura LOL. They are the effects of the translation

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 6 May

Do you have one of these silicone spatula thingies? I recently acquired one and it’s very useful for scraping sticky things out of bowls. A while ago I was listening to a cookery programme on the radio and someone asked the...

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Jose Gonzalez @Fleura LOL. The same I have thought. It does not sound good at all, but as in our language "miserable" is also said to that person who does not give anything to anyone, something like "stingy", so when making the comparison, I can understand it.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (241703) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 6 May

Who doesn't like good news? Did I see a hand out there who doesn't like good news? I hope it was a mistake. Okay, I'll put my magic mirror away now. So, the good news is, I DO NOT HAVE COVID. My test came back negative....

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Valerie J. Routhieaux @Fleura I am. They're terrible. I need a new pillow. I'm thankful I didn't wake with one this morning.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 6 May

Do you have one of these silicone spatula thingies? I recently acquired one and it’s very useful for scraping sticky things out of bowls. A while ago I was listening to a cookery programme on the radio and someone asked the...

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vanny @Fleura spatula...or at times daggers...LOL

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simplyme @m_audrey6788 (41442) • Germany 6 May

Hello Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening to all my dear mylotters I woke up in cold and cloudy weather. It looks like that it`s going to rain again. Oh well. I just have to do my dancing exercise...

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DE @Fleura You gave away my best line. @sharonelton I usually cook on the range (cook stove) but Pretty usually cooks with a crock pot. (slow cooker) I started to make a joke about a slow cooker but maybe I should leave that alone....

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (9309) • Ireland 5 May

At the beginning of each new year I enter the dates for Christmas, Halloween, the Oscars, all big sporting fixtures and my annual prostate examination into my nice, new diary in case I forget to avoid them.

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Fiacre Banks @fleura What is it with people that football and the Oscars are so all consuming? I really don’t get it.

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Fleur @Fleura (14996) • United Kingdom 6 May

Do you have one of these silicone spatula thingies? I recently acquired one and it’s very useful for scraping sticky things out of bowls. A while ago I was listening to a cookery programme on the radio and someone asked the...

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Jose Gonzalez @Fleura What did you mean?

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Anne Marie Guyer @LeaPea2417 (30883) • Toccoa, Georgia 6 May

I just had a big salad for dinner. I topped it with artichoke hearts. They are so tasty. I just realized that artichoke hearts are my new favorite food. Do you like artichoke hearts? What is your recent food fad?

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Chellé Rostykus @Fleura Exactly!

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Marlina @marlina (122787) • Canada 6 May

I just came across this Big News: A Malian woman has given birth by ceasarean today to 9 babies. Hard to believe but it really happened. 5 girls and 4 boys: enough to make a team. They are called "nonuplets" I certainly would...

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Marlina @Fleura

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Anne Marie Guyer @LeaPea2417 (30883) • Toccoa, Georgia 6 May

I just had a big salad for dinner. I topped it with artichoke hearts. They are so tasty. I just realized that artichoke hearts are my new favorite food. Do you like artichoke hearts? What is your recent food fad?

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Chellé Rostykus @Fleura You know, my cousins didn't tell me that. They just said, "it is all in the preparation and cooking." So, from my perspective, the correct way to cook okra is to allow someone else to do it. I have never prepared and cooked it at home. According to...

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