Renna Thompson

@Momandwife89 (27)

Joined myLot 2 years ago

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Racist Jokes, good or bad?

emcktrevor @emcktrevor (47) • United States 17 Jul 09

People today are so high-strung, looking for what's politically correct and worrying about every step they take. People who go to comedy clubs and won't laugh at racist jokes. I think people need to calm down and leave things...

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Renna Thompson Boom there is. I am one of those people who does not like a racist joke, regardless of who is telling it or what race they're joking about. Even if it's a black person referring to their own race, in fact that's even more infuriating to me because that gives...

25 Feb 24

New Knowledge about Africans

ShannyBananny @shaggin (74756) • United States 26 Dec 10

I was going to title this new knowledge about African Americans but that doesnt include all the black people out there and my discussion concerns all of them not just the ones living in the United states. I grew up in a town...

african americans

africans gums

black people

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Renna Thompson WOW. This one reason I like Mylot, so many different perpective of the world lol. I am an African American and this post really blows me out of the water. Not all white people's gums are pink either...... I am glad to hear that although you were not around...

25 Feb 24

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Fact: Spending $2 Million to Reverse Biological Aging Annually

Shavkat @Shavkat (140975) • Philippines 25 Feb 24

A successful tycoon in business spends about $2 million annually. He is none other than Bryan Johnson. A former owner of Braintree sold it to PayPal. He claimed that his biological age is 5 years younger, according to his health...

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Renna Thompson I actually heard the interview that he did with Trevor Noah on Trevor's podcast ' What Now?' And I completely disagree, and it's not that he believes humans should not die, rather more so he believes we should be living healthier and enjoying all the time we...

25 Feb 24

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God's Humour

Aparajita Bhattacharjee @apsmine9 (358) 24 Feb 24

The other day, I gathered from our fellow neighbors, that, two young boys, in the late evening burst crackers in front of a black dog. The atrocities towards animals, highlight a sick mindset. It’s like vast expanses of dark...

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Renna Thompson I would like to start by saying I absolutely love your writing style. I love how pure this post is, a simple act prompted a incredibly intelligent question. My brother once asked me, " Isn't it crazy that we don't have to taught to be mean, nasty or ugly to...

25 Feb 24

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The Truth Is Out There

Jim Bauer @porwest (111868) • United States 17 Feb 24

As we enter into another year of deep U.S. politics and discussions abound from both sides of the aisle, I think it is important to point out, as a public service announcement, that many (especially on the left unfortunately) are...

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Renna Thompson I guess my question would be, how do you know what is real/true and what isn't? How do you know that the media is lying to us if no one is telling the truth?

24 Feb 24

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Little things make such a difference

Fleur @Fleura (33823) • United Kingdom 21 Feb 24

It has been reported many times that a lot of people suffer chronic loneliness, and that loneliness is really bad for our health – as bad as smoking, according to some sources. Human interaction is important. So when I’m out...

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Renna Thompson You are so right, a small act of kindness like speaking to those we see along our days can change someone else's day. Just knowing that they are seen. I think a lot of people walk around feeling invisable, and by someone just saying hello to them makes a...

24 Feb 24

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An idea I wish the UK would adopt.

Kaz @KarenAnne (257) • United Kingdom 19 Jan 24

The one they have in the USA where you can abandon a baby at a hospital or fire station without any questions. This morning someone walking a dog found a newborn baby girl in a park in London. Thankfully she was alive and the...

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Renna Thompson Wait.. so why is that not an option in London? It is sad though, to find a baby in below freezing weather in a park. Heartbreaking for sure!

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