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Marie @Tampa_girl7 (52768) • United States 25 Jun

My sister sent me this photo a few weeks ago. I was totally shocked when she told me this snake lives under their home and that they like that he lives on their property. She said that he is a good snake. That he is not poisonous...

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snowy @snowy22315 (191982) • United States 25 Jun

He was talking about his flight and how when he got to New York he couldn't exchange his money. He had been in Guyana and they told him the country was too small for banks to recognize the currency. He was a bit perturbed as he...

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Anna @Kandae11 - As you said Guyana only has a million people, the currency is not a popular currency and re-valuating a currency often does not help the less fortunate part of the population. A low currency "boosts" export, but the country pays more to import....

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snowy @snowy22315 (191982) • United States 25 Jun

He was talking about his flight and how when he got to New York he couldn't exchange his money. He had been in Guyana and they told him the country was too small for banks to recognize the currency. He was a bit perturbed as he...

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Anna @Kandae11 Guyana is now one of the fastest growing economy in the world.

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snowy @snowy22315 (191982) • United States 25 Jun

He was talking about his flight and how when he got to New York he couldn't exchange his money. He had been in Guyana and they told him the country was too small for banks to recognize the currency. He was a bit perturbed as he...

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snowy @Kandae11 Oh really? I didn't know it was your homeland.

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snowy @snowy22315 (191982) • United States 25 Jun

He was talking about his flight and how when he got to New York he couldn't exchange his money. He had been in Guyana and they told him the country was too small for banks to recognize the currency. He was a bit perturbed as he...

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snowy @Kandae11 Sounds like they may become a very rich country. It is not far from Venezuela either, and Trinadad and Tobago. He liked it there because most people spoke at least some English.

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snowy @snowy22315 (191982) • United States 25 Jun

He was talking about his flight and how when he got to New York he couldn't exchange his money. He had been in Guyana and they told him the country was too small for banks to recognize the currency. He was a bit perturbed as he...

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snowy @snowy22315 (191982) • United States 25 Jun

He was talking about his flight and how when he got to New York he couldn't exchange his money. He had been in Guyana and they told him the country was too small for banks to recognize the currency. He was a bit perturbed as he...

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Anna I am glad he found a Bank that changed the money. The Guyana dollar is worth very little.

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Kandase @Kandae11 (56627) 22 Jun

Would you say people were better behaved - say a century or more ago? I suppose they were - in some aspects. Crime was rampant then too and other behaviors which makes me happy l belong to this age. There was a time when women...

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Nocturnal Writer @Kandae11 That's exactly the point.

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Kandase @Kandae11 (56627) 22 Jun

Would you say people were better behaved - say a century or more ago? I suppose they were - in some aspects. Crime was rampant then too and other behaviors which makes me happy l belong to this age. There was a time when women...

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Jenaisle In some aspects, I prefer the now: more helpful apps, emails, and cellphones make communication easier, women obtained equal rights, I prefer the then because there was more respect for teachers, older people and others.

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Amber @AmbiePam (100026) • United States 23 Jun

Yes, fireworks. July 4th (Independence Day) and New Year’s Eve are the Christmas to fireworks stores or stands. Never mind it is illegal to set them off in city limits; you can still buy them. Police and firemen are always so busy...

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snowy @snowy22315 (191982) • United States 23 Jun

I just factory reset my phone so I can do that. I am just curious as to how much I will get for it. Probably next to nothing..certainly not what I paid for it. Next step is to put it in my purse for the next time I see one of...

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (407) 23 Jun

I have heard stories of people having to sleep at the bus or train station for different reasons. Some were traveling and heir journeys were delayed, others had nowhere to sleep and had to be sleeping at those stations for some...

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Emmanuel Adelakun They didnt put you at the hotel?

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (407) 23 Jun

I have heard stories of people having to sleep at the bus or train station for different reasons. Some were traveling and heir journeys were delayed, others had nowhere to sleep and had to be sleeping at those stations for some...

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Jimlos Tatooth Yes indeed and a few times at that. One year in the 70,s got stuck in Aberdeen bus station because the roads were all blocked with snow. Within the city limits were fine but I was going over 100 miles north and all the roads were blocked. Had a really cold...

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Emmanuel Adelakun @ogbenishyna44 (407) 23 Jun

I have heard stories of people having to sleep at the bus or train station for different reasons. Some were traveling and heir journeys were delayed, others had nowhere to sleep and had to be sleeping at those stations for some...

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rsa101 @rsa101 (38889) • Philippines 23 Jun

I just finalized my Singapore itinerary — and believe it or not, I did it with the help of ChatGPT! I started with just a list of places I might want to visit, but ChatGPT helped me turn that into a day-by-day plan — complete...

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rsa101 When my wife asked me to start organizing our itinerary, she was surprised that I immediately opened ChatGPT and began asking to create one. Within minutes, I had a very organized itinerary to show her. When she noticed something was wrong with it, I simply...

23 Jun

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (2370) • Eldoret, Kenya 23 Jun

For a very long time, beans have been a favourite component of my main meals. I have enjoyed beans with Ugali, Chapatti, Rice and even plantain. They kept me full and energized for long. Lately however, I started experiencing a...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (2370) • Eldoret, Kenya 23 Jun

For a very long time, beans have been a favourite component of my main meals. I have enjoyed beans with Ugali, Chapatti, Rice and even plantain. They kept me full and energized for long. Lately however, I started experiencing a...

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Amber I am glad you found the source of your problems. Sometimes, food we have eaten all our lives sort of “turn on us”.

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rakski @rakski (141357) • Philippines 23 Jun

Yes,I'm happy that I used the dryer today. It's Monday here and my laundry day. Morning came and presented a good start for weather but after an hour, the sky became gray with the sun trying his best to peek out. But the rain...

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rsa101 @rsa101 (38889) • Philippines 23 Jun

I just finalized my Singapore itinerary — and believe it or not, I did it with the help of ChatGPT! I started with just a list of places I might want to visit, but ChatGPT helped me turn that into a day-by-day plan — complete...

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Jenaisle @Jenaisle (15029) • Philippines 23 Jun

Nowadays, teachers are being cautious about disciplining their students because they might be charged of "abuse of authority" or being reported and dubbed as the 'terror teacher'. Sometimes, a few students even commit suicide...

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