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saphrina @saphrina (31551) • South Africa 25 Aug 11

I mean really, i don't think i was ever so pissed at myself. I truly hate hospitals and doctors. I just cannot get use to either of them. We went to visit "grandpa". A friends dad is in hospital, as he had open heart surgery....

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saphrina Most definitely, typical man sweetie. But on the other hand, my brother seem to faint, once he see someone elses blood. But hes own, he can handle.

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saphrina @saphrina (31551) • South Africa 25 Aug 11

I mean really, i don't think i was ever so pissed at myself. I truly hate hospitals and doctors. I just cannot get use to either of them. We went to visit "grandpa". A friends dad is in hospital, as he had open heart surgery....

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purplealabaster I am not sure whether or not you are a "typical" man, Memnon, but you definitely sound like my ex-husband. He broke his finger at work, went to the hospital (only because they made him), and was back to work the next day, even though he had a note to be out of...

26 Aug 11

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saphrina @saphrina (31551) • South Africa 19 May 11

Okay, i need the experts, the scientists, the professionals and all those who know what UNCONDITIONAL LOVE, really mean, to come forward and give me that advice and truth about it. I really need to know what people think what...

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saphrina I did exactly that sweetie. And where do you suppose that got me?

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zandi458 @zandi458 (28101) • Malaysia 25 Nov 10

..there was an island where all the feelings lived: Happiness, Sadness, Love etcetera. One day it was announced to feelings that the island would sink, so all repaired their boats and left. Love wanted to persevere until the...

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oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 16 Nov 10

I have just heard from my very upset youngest daughter. Her husband has been suspended from work and will not be paid any wages while he's off, he doesn't know how long this will be but he will probably lose his job. He is a...

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oldchem1 Thank you, she's at her wits end - I would have thought that the hours he work aren't legal but seemingly they are in his contract!

16 Nov 10

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oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 15 Nov 10

My daughter just sent me the latest pictures of my new little granddaughter Olivia. Olivia is now nearly two months old (hasn't than flown!!)and she is growing up SO quickly!! I'm hoping to go and see her this weekend and am...

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oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 15 Nov 10

Today is my little granddaughter Isabelle's third birthday. She is the youngest daughter of my eldest daughter, Helen, who has her own little cake making business. Isabelle REALLY wanted a Disney Princes Palace dsigned cake for...

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oldchem1 No, I think lazy is more the word!!!!

15 Nov 10

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oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 8 Nov 10

The UK Government's Housing Minister - Grant Shapps - has said that squatting is "anti-social, undesirable and unfair" . At the moment squatting is a crime and a civil offence in Scotland but in England, Wales and Northern...

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oldchem1 I know exactly what you mean - we are in the same boat as is my daughter and her husband, they live hand to mouth and have a new baby daughter - her husband works around 60 -70 hours a week and brings home a pittance - but I guess as a fellow security guard I...

9 Nov 10

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saphrina @saphrina (31551) • South Africa 5 Nov 10

Hello everyone. Okay, i want men and women to tell me what they think about this. I know a lot of women love this huge funky looking wedding rings. I mean, most of them are so big, you can really hurt someone with that thing,...

small rings

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saphrina Ostentation? What happened to you sweetie? Should i get you a nice pair of gold earrings then? Thanx. TATA.

6 Nov 10

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oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 1 Nov 10

-- well almost! When my Liverpool FC mad daughter was asked to make a birthday cake for a MAnchedter United fan it went very much against the grain for her!! But she went ahead and made it anyway with the thoughts that the...

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2 Nov 10

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Memnon @Memnon (2170) 1 Nov 10

In 2005 the European Court of Human Rights ruled that it was in breach of a prisoner's human rights to deny them the ability to vote. Now the government is reviewing UK legislation with a view to who will be allowed to...

prison reform

voting

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matersfish That always seems to be the case with every human rights organization (at least ones I'm aware of). They tend to go more--not solely, but more--after things that are, at best, subjective human rights abuses "committed" by people or an entity whose power is...

2 Nov 10

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Memnon @Memnon (2170) 1 Nov 10

In 2005 the European Court of Human Rights ruled that it was in breach of a prisoner's human rights to deny them the ability to vote. Now the government is reviewing UK legislation with a view to who will be allowed to...

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ParaTed2k They contradict themselves. First they say that preventing them from voting is a basic human right, then they come up with their own exceptions. The fact is, voting is NOT a basic human right. It is a right granted those who qualify under the law. They are...

2 Nov 10

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Memnon @Memnon (2170) 1 Nov 10

In 2005 the European Court of Human Rights ruled that it was in breach of a prisoner's human rights to deny them the ability to vote. Now the government is reviewing UK legislation with a view to who will be allowed to...

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matersfish I think it's a bad idea. At what point in life do you start to lose your rights? If it's not when you're in prison, then I don't know when.

2 Nov 10

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oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 30 Oct 10

My friend and her daughter both celebrate their birthday's on Halloween - my friend will be 40 and her daughter 21. They are having a big joint Halloween themed party and my daughter has made them this lovely cake for...

birthday

cake

halloween

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oldchem1 I can imagine the nightmare it must be in retail these days stuff seems to be in the shops ridiculously early for every festival or holiday - can guarantee that there will be Easter Eggs in the shops straight after Christmas!!

31 Oct 10

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Memnon @Memnon (2170) 17 Oct 10

How about this for a radical rethink on the Justice system? Let's put the seniors in jail and the criminals in a nursing home. This way the seniors would have access to showers, hobbies and walks. They'd...

elderly care

politics

prison

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sid556 Sounds like a great idea! only remove the bars from the jail and transport them to the nursing home. ok?

18 Oct 10

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Memnon @Memnon (2170) 7 Oct 10

Do you ever feel that you would like to go to sleep and nevr wake up? The last year or so has been a long fight to regularly manage money. every step that we have taken to cut expenses has inadvertently incurred some one off...

employment

home

money

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Bellapop They also tried to stitch me up by arranging for the staff member to clash with me when we were alone, i then heard the door and then realised that there was possibly someone listening in. In a way it was my fault for rising up to the argument, but I'm so glad...

17 Oct 10

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Memnon @Memnon (2170) 17 Oct 10

How about this for a radical rethink on the Justice system? Let's put the seniors in jail and the criminals in a nursing home. This way the seniors would have access to showers, hobbies and walks. They'd...

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dark_joev I think this person is trying to make a point that we offer so much to people that break the law like if you go to jail the state has to pay for your medical bills they do charge you to be locked up but its like $25.00 a day or something like that. Which...

17 Oct 10

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Memnon @Memnon (2170) 17 Oct 10

How about this for a radical rethink on the Justice system? Let's put the seniors in jail and the criminals in a nursing home. This way the seniors would have access to showers, hobbies and walks. They'd...

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goldeneagle Sounds good to me. It is a sad reality here in the U.S. that the criminals are treated far better than the senior citizens who have done nothing wrong. If it were up to me, we would go back to the old days where the prisoners had no heating or air...

17 Oct 10

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