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Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 19 Feb 07

For the sake of evvironmental protection, highway safety, and energy independence, why not set the national speed limit at 55 mph again? We did it once when energy was scarce and expensive, and it worked. The death rate on the...

conservation

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national speed limit

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Insiteful If you need to depend on speeding to get to work on time, how about resetting your alarm clock?

15 Jul 08

jazzsue58 @jazzsue58 (2666) 31 Jan 10

I know Mylot doesn't pay out for one line answers, but I take it that's only relevant to people who use this site specifically to earn? I don't, I use it for fun. I only ever reach payout if I do Sharon Bucks tasks which I don't...

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Insiteful I know Mylot doesn't pay out for one line answers, but I take it that's only relevant to people who use this site specifically to earn? I don't, I use it for fun. I only ever reach payout if I do Sharon Bucks tasks which I don't have time for now (sorry,...

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Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 11 Apr 07

No, not the kind that comes in pill form, or any other ingestible form. I am talking about good old fashioned speed, as in "putting the pedal to the metal." What has happened here? I recently took a trip to visit relatives...

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Insiteful No matter your intentions, the end result is a good one. I am sure most good acts have less than perfectly altruistic roots. I say, "By any means necessary." The link is good.

14 Apr 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 11 Apr 07

No, not the kind that comes in pill form, or any other ingestible form. I am talking about good old fashioned speed, as in "putting the pedal to the metal." What has happened here? I recently took a trip to visit relatives...

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Insiteful I agree completely. What's more, I whole-heartedly applaud your move away from a car. I rememeber my years in Manhattan that way. It was an eye opener to not need a car at all - it was very liberating! When I finally left the city and had to get behind the...

13 Apr 07

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sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 8 Sep 09

For me,this summer was a wild ride.First my Red Wings lost the Stanley Cup.That was the bad news,The good news?I found a guy tat likes me and I like him.He helped me get over The Red Wings lost. I have been so busy that I didn't...

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Insiteful For me,this summer was a wild ride.First my Red Wings lost the Stanley Cup.That was the bad news,The good news?I found a guy tat likes me and I like him.He helped me get over The Red Wings lost. I have been so busy that I didn't see that much of baseball. what...

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rocketsky @rocketsky (1013) • China 29 Aug 09

I am currently looking for a job ,I found it too difficult to be recognized by other people even though you are talented .I felt so tired and unhappy these days ,It seems I had lost myself on this way .I have tried four working...

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Insiteful I am currently looking for a job ,I found it too difficult to be recognized by other people even though you are talented .I felt so tired and unhappy these days ,It seems I had lost myself on this way .I have tried four working units ,two of them decided to...

29 Aug 09

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Gabs @gabs8513 (48686) • United Kingdom 29 Aug 09

Most of you here know my little Dog Gissi (Avatar) to those who don't he is my little Companion with a Personality lol This Year I decided I was having a go at my making my own cards I design them on the Laptop print them and...

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Insiteful Most of you here know my little Dog Gissi (Avatar) to those who don't he is my little Companion with a Personality lol This Year I decided I was having a go at my making my own cards I design them on the Laptop print them and then do the rest like Glitter...

29 Aug 09

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cyrus123 @cyrus123 (6363) • United States 29 Aug 09

A few days ago, I started a discussion titled "Are There Any Famous People From Your Hometown?" In this discussion, I mentioned that Talullah Bankhead, an old actress, was from my hometown of Jasper, Alabama and that before we...

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Insiteful A few days ago, I started a discussion titled "Are There Any Famous People From Your Hometown?" In this discussion, I mentioned that Talullah Bankhead, an old actress, was from my hometown of Jasper, Alabama and that before we moved into the house where I'm...

29 Aug 09

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 14 Feb 07

What type of paddling do you enjoy? Why do all other types of paddling suck? ;-) Where have you beena and where do you plan or dream of going? My two dream trips would be kayaking the Grand Canyon, and paddling/diving...

kayaking

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Insiteful "Jump shooting" - I don't know what that is. Have you noticed any changes in the duck populations of the area over the last decade or so? Changes in species, numbers, migrations times, etc.?

29 Mar 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 12 Feb 07

The title says it all. My answer is: I don't know. I do know a bit about Islam, having lived in Muslim countries and dated several Muslim women, as well as having read up on the subject. At one point, I was even...

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Insiteful Confused? No, not at all. :-) So what does a muslim really do?

8 Mar 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 12 Feb 07

The title says it all. My answer is: I don't know. I do know a bit about Islam, having lived in Muslim countries and dated several Muslim women, as well as having read up on the subject. At one point, I was even...

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Insiteful Don't get me wrong: The book that I mentioned does not say Mohammad was a fraud. The author merely looks at all of Mohammad's writitngs and analyzes them against the back drop of his life and other accepted Islamic historical sources. I am not asserting...

5 Mar 07

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Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 22 Feb 07

According the the 2005 annual report from The CocaCola Company, there were about 50 Billion beverage servings (all brands)sold worldwide that year. Assuming that carbonated beverages amounted to half of those sales, that is 25...

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Insiteful At this point I would never seriously suggest the carbonated drinks be banned. They are a small part of the picture. YOu are right in pointing to the other major polluters. As I suggested above, this was really just a way to suggest that people can make...

24 Feb 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 22 Feb 07

According the the 2005 annual report from The CocaCola Company, there were about 50 Billion beverage servings (all brands)sold worldwide that year. Assuming that carbonated beverages amounted to half of those sales, that is 25...

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Insiteful Gasoline powered ICEs are far and away the larger polluter. I started this discussion to point out that there are many ways to lower our personal carbon signitures without impacting heavily on our lives.

24 Feb 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 22 Feb 07

According the the 2005 annual report from The CocaCola Company, there were about 50 Billion beverage servings (all brands)sold worldwide that year. Assuming that carbonated beverages amounted to half of those sales, that is 25...

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Insiteful My understanding is that the CO2 in beverages is NOT extracted from the atmosphere. It is too expenssive to do it that way. It is created chemically, either through combination, or the breakdown of other compounds. So, it is not naturally occurring, therefore...

23 Feb 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 22 Feb 07

According the the 2005 annual report from The CocaCola Company, there were about 50 Billion beverage servings (all brands)sold worldwide that year. Assuming that carbonated beverages amounted to half of those sales, that is 25...

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Insiteful You completely miss the point. We are at a tipping point in the world right now. Do nothing, and there will be a breakdown in the system. It is already beginning to happen. But, we can individually make decisions about how we live that WILL change the...

23 Feb 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 14 Feb 07

Pretty simple proposition. What do you think? For centuries people around the world accepted that someone has the right to die when they felt that they were no longer living a good life, or were too old to contribute to their...

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Insiteful It is strange to me that so few people have commented on this topic. It is one that every person, everywhere will need to deal with, like it or not. I dread the day that people can live to be 120! We've got enough problems with population now, can you...

21 Feb 07

Insiteful @Insiteful (49) • United States 19 Feb 07

With all the violence in the world that is being committed in the name of Islam, and it's Prophet Mohammad, should we fear Islam? Mohammad began his career willing to coexist with other religions and belief systems, then later...

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Insiteful It is also a well known reality that Mohammad allowed for the breaking of contracts and promises made with those outside the faith. Given that that is true, are we safe to deal honestly with Muslim leaders? They have no moral imperitive to act in good faith...

19 Feb 07

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