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Four Walls @FourWalls (82804) • United States 9 Mar 16

January 2016 was a horrible month for music deaths. February wasn't any better (and March is continuing that bad trend, sadly). Here are the musicians and music-related individuals who left us in February: [b]JOE...

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2016 music obituaries

february music obituaries

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Harish Subramanian Such a sad month. I regret shouting Happy New Year on New Year's Day!

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weird_oh_me @LdeL0318 (6400) • Philippines 9 Mar 16

Have you had any favorite subject when you were just a student? I have been tutoring school children for three years now and I noticed how each of them performed better and participate actively when the discussion is about their...

school subject

favorite subject

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Harish Subramanian I loved math. Unlike English and Science, you could obtain a perfect score in your exams, and the marking schemes for tests and exams were very objective.

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weird_oh_me @LdeL0318 (6400) • Philippines 8 Mar 16

I have been enjoying my comeback here in myLot. I am having a great time participating in discussions as well as reading comments of others. I think it would be great if this site will have a mobile application since it's easier...

mobile app

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Harish Subramanian I would like an app too. However, the mobile browser website is not that bad. It's slightly harder to navigate through the website, but that's a given for all mobile versions of desktop websites.

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Four Walls @FourWalls (82804) • United States 7 Mar 16

Sometimes bands are just "snake bit." In 2015 Motörhead lost two members, as did Three Dog Night. In January two former members of Jeferson Airplane died on the same day. In January Glenn Frey, co-founder and...

music

eagles

randy meisner

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Harish Subramanian There have been far too many deaths this year in the music industry. Rest In Peace Lana Meisner.

8 Mar 16

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waflay @waflay (2737) • Nairobi, Kenya 6 Mar 16

Just a few days ago,I received some cash in my mobile phone from a lady stranger.So I called her back and asked her if she was really sending me some cash when I desperately needed some.But she told that she had wrongly...

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Harish Subramanian I would. I don't want anything belonging to me when it shouldn't. Be it money or puppies. That said, @CoralLevang makes a good point about scams.

7 Mar 16

Teep11 @Teep11 (7673) • United States 6 Mar 16

People are wasting too much time on things that will absolutely not benefit them in anyway. There's more time spent trying to ruin someone's day than spent trying to generate positivity. We should be inspiring to be happy and...

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Harish Subramanian How true. Even stuff like celebrity worship gets out of hand. Case in point, the Kylie Lip Challenge. I think of other prominent people who also spend time beating dead bushes and generating controversy - Sarah Palin, Anita Sarkeesian, Bill O'Reilly. All...

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Four Walls @FourWalls (82804) • United States 5 Mar 16

In 1952 Kitty Wells ruffled a lot of feathers in country music with her "answer song" to Hank Thompson's "The Wild Side of Life," "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels." Despite the fact that the song was written by a...

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Harish Subramanian I think I should check her music out. Seems more genuine than the Swift farce.

6 Mar 16

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Stephen L. Thompson @oneoveralpha (434) • Brookville, Pennsylvania 3 Mar 16

I find a random word by flipping through my 2003 The New Webster’s Concise Dictionary and write a quick – often silly – little post about it. # “howdah – A seat on the back of an elephant.” I wonder if this came about as some...

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word

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Harish Subramanian In ancient India and the middle east, the howdah was a symbol of pride and wealth for a person who owned a camel or an elephant. I like your origin story though. It cracked me up. I think the concept of riding animals came from people noticing how well they...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 3 Mar 16

As my birthday draws closer I can't help but realize how much everything has changed in my almost 29 years of life. I can't help but realize that everything around me is still constantly changing. I feel like I shouldn't remember...

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Harish Subramanian I love how you articulate your feelings. Concise and to the point. My elder brother just turned 29 last December, and he's getting married in a matter of 5 months. It must be overwhelming and exciting to be a part of 4 different decades. Being 23, I will take...

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Always smiling @allknowing (153627) • India 3 Mar 16

Jackfruit delight is a traditional sweet dish which is prepared using the steaming process. It is now ready and getting cooled before it can be consumed It is kept on a water moat to avoid ants getting in. What are your...

jackfruit delight

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Harish Subramanian We have something similar in our part of Kerala. It's called an Ela Ada, basically, a steamed crepe within a banana leaf. You can watch the recipe here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaFAluAnQF8

3 Mar 16

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coffeeshot @coffeeshot (3783) • Australia 17 Mar 12

I will start this by saying I am slim. I follow a vegan diet and try to stay active (although I definitely need to exercise more) which keeps me slim and healthy. While I agree that starving or drastic dieting to be skinny is...

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Harish Subramanian Real Women : Women who exist. That's my definition. Any one who says some women aren't real is a moron.

2 Mar 16

divi @divssri (971) • Bangalore, India 2 Mar 16

Holi is around the corner.I am going to spend a blast weekend this holi.holi is my favorite one festival,I enjoy very much in holi.its so colourful day. I am going to my home for one week and absent from my lot, no more my lot for...

my lot

holi

enjoy

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Harish Subramanian Make sure you guys use colours that can be washed away easily. Some cheap powders require weeks of scrubbing with soap to make the coloration go away. I know this from personal experience!

2 Mar 16

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Smelly @Sasquatchy (1131) • Canada 29 Feb 16

Tonight is the season premiere of Gotham. If you don't know what it is, well either you're not a comic book fan or you just pay attention when you read Batman comics. I on the other hand do know what Gotham is. I'm not saying...

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Harish Subramanian As for Bruce Wayne however, I see him kicking butt in the next season. He still needs to be mature, and his character is too mentally conflicted to start getting into vigilante mode.

2 Mar 16

Smelly @Sasquatchy (1131) • Canada 29 Feb 16

Tonight is the season premiere of Gotham. If you don't know what it is, well either you're not a comic book fan or you just pay attention when you read Batman comics. I on the other hand do know what Gotham is. I'm not saying...

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Harish Subramanian Well it wasn't the season premiere, it just returned after the season break. The episode was good, the guy playing Victor Fries is fit for the part. I hated every episode that featured Fish Mooney. Jada is a terrible actress, and how Will puts up with her is...

2 Mar 16

Blessed Tobe @Noloveis (33) • Phoenix, Arizona 1 Mar 16

How can you explain to a person who is a Atheist that God is real?

spirituality

religion

christian

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Harish Subramanian You really can't. The concept of God requires faith. Which is a subjective topic. Atheists and some religious people (like me) want solid proof. A book claiming some God exists is not enough evidence. The discussion of Jesus is a touchy one, since there are...

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eyegirl @xiaoyan2 (57) • Beijing, China 29 Feb 16

The old saying that God closes a door,at the same time it will open a window for you,the door seems almost closed,but where's the window for me.

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Harish Subramanian If you can't find the window, it must be upstairs, or in a different room. Metaphorically speaking, of course.

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