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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 9 Apr 17

Just imagine it. You did it! You learned the secret of making money. Not just making money but you are now in the same class as King Midas. You have more money than you could ever dream of spending. Think about yourself with...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @louievill I am not surprised.

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 9 Apr 17

Just imagine it. You did it! You learned the secret of making money. Not just making money but you are now in the same class as King Midas. You have more money than you could ever dream of spending. Think about yourself with...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick I would not think that would be a very happy marriage.

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 9 Apr 17

Just imagine it. You did it! You learned the secret of making money. Not just making money but you are now in the same class as King Midas. You have more money than you could ever dream of spending. Think about yourself with...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick Yes, she was unable to experience the enjoyment money could have brought her.

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 9 Apr 17

Just imagine it. You did it! You learned the secret of making money. Not just making money but you are now in the same class as King Midas. You have more money than you could ever dream of spending. Think about yourself with...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick Yes, I'm sure if she was able, she would have taken it with her. It is a shame she did not use that money to do some good for someone else and use some to enjoy her life.

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 9 Apr 17

Just imagine it. You did it! You learned the secret of making money. Not just making money but you are now in the same class as King Midas. You have more money than you could ever dream of spending. Think about yourself with...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick Yes, it is really quite sad to think about having the intelligence and knowledge to really know how to utilize money and become wealthy, but at the same time be slave to it. What is the use of having it if you can't use it to enjoy life a bit?

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Go Crossbones @crossbones27 (51911) • Mojave, California 8 Apr 17

I do not want 4 teams to win the MLB World Series. 1. Would be the Red Sox because they not only beat my Cardinals in 2 of their three latest World Series victories. Their fans were very unbecoming in the last World Series. Not...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @crossbones27 Ha ha to your joke. . I can't brag about the Tiger's World Series history, except that when they did win, they won it in pretty dramatic fashion. As with the Giants teams that had players such as Willie Mays, Barry Bonds, Willie...

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Go Crossbones @crossbones27 (51911) • Mojave, California 8 Apr 17

I do not want 4 teams to win the MLB World Series. 1. Would be the Red Sox because they not only beat my Cardinals in 2 of their three latest World Series victories. Their fans were very unbecoming in the last World Series. Not...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @crossbones27 Yeah that sums it up for me too. I know a lot of respectful Yankee fans, so with me it is not so much the fans but as you said, that they win so much. I do have respect for a lot of the legendary players like Ruth, Gherig, Dimaggio and Mantle,...

11 Apr 17

josefina @josie_ (10033) • Philippines 11 Mar 17

Note: For those unfamiliar with my style of writing. This post isn't an advisory. Read only with an open mind and a sense of humor. "A person without a sense of humor is like a wagon without springs. It's jolted by every pebble...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @josie_ Yes....enough said...meaning taken.

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josefina @josie_ (10033) • Philippines 11 Mar 17

Note: For those unfamiliar with my style of writing. This post isn't an advisory. Read only with an open mind and a sense of humor. "A person without a sense of humor is like a wagon without springs. It's jolted by every pebble...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @josie_ The word "relatively" scares me. The question is-relative to what?

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Teresa Trotter @teresatrotter (4073) • Jacksonville, Florida 8 Apr 17

Well... It turns out that all those promises that the property manager made concerning working with me, has been denied by corporate. I am okay as a tenant. But despite the fact that I was robbed, and the crime advocacay is going...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick Sad, but true.

9 Apr 17

Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 8 Apr 17

When I was growing up through school I had many different teachers, some better than others and some that made both positive and negative impacts on me. Some taught me more than others and I even remember a few lessons that they...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick As an adult I can understand some of the things they said back then. I have seen things from a child's point of view as the student and I have seen things from the point of a teacher. It is interesting to reflect back on things I heard teacher say and do and...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 8 Apr 17

When I was growing up through school I had many different teachers, some better than others and some that made both positive and negative impacts on me. Some taught me more than others and I even remember a few lessons that they...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick That's great. Not all teachers are good, glad you had some really good ones.

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 8 Apr 17

When I was growing up through school I had many different teachers, some better than others and some that made both positive and negative impacts on me. Some taught me more than others and I even remember a few lessons that they...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick Actually I can relate to your comment too. I didn't like school either...though it really wasn't the teachers that bothered me. Most of them were nice, and I learned things from them. I just didn't like the other kids and I wanted my freedom. I did not...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (368744) • Rockingham, Australia 7 Apr 17

Did you ever see the film Crocodile Dundee starring Paul Hogan? In the film, he visits New York and is accosted by two young thugs with knives. He whips out his own huge knife and brandishes it saying 'Now that's a knife'. Maybe...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @JudyEv Steve Irwin had the opposite effect. He made me want to visit Australia more...not because of the animals, but if everyone in Australia is as enthusiastic and as full of energy as Steve Irwin was, then I want to go and be like that too!

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 5 Apr 17

What was your favorite children's show when you were child? When I was a little boy I watched the "Friendly Giant" ( I lived in Michigan and I believe this show was aired out of Canada). I also watched Sesame Street, Mr. Roger's...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick I watched that show too. That brings back memories too. :-)

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 5 Apr 17

One subject that I enjoy reading about is baseball history. I find the stories of the early days of the sport to be interesting. There were some very interesting and eccentric characters back then. The player I read about is quite...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick Yes, I like stories where people overcome despite overwhelming odds. Sometimes those with the most against them work the hardest and it pays off.

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 5 Apr 17

One subject that I enjoy reading about is baseball history. I find the stories of the early days of the sport to be interesting. There were some very interesting and eccentric characters back then. The player I read about is quite...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick Thank you. When I first read about him I was surprised that I had never heard of him. It seemed like quite an interesting story and it is inspiring that he did not let his disability stop him.

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Jon2071 (256) • United States 5 Apr 17

What was your favorite children's show when you were child? When I was a little boy I watched the "Friendly Giant" ( I lived in Michigan and I believe this show was aired out of Canada). I also watched Sesame Street, Mr. Roger's...

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Jonathan Fuller Westrick @Happy2BeMe Thank you for sharing, I don't remember seeing him when I was growing up. Thank you for the picture.

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