@PrincessKitten on myLot

ErrollLeVant @ErrollLeVant (4353) • United States 19 Jan 09

What does the day, or Dr. King, mean to you and to the U.S.?

equality

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PrincessKitten It seems like a lot of small-town Southerners take offense to this holiday and are quick to tell you that it's actually Robert E. Lee's birthday. Seriously, I saw, on a government institution, a sign that said they would be closed in observance of the...

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alokn99 @alokn99 (5717) • India 20 Jan 09

Why is it that most of the time that we think of the future with a sense of fear as to what happens in terms of terrorism, global warming, natural disasters and so on ? Is it more in terms of a precautionary sense or is it that...

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PrincessKitten Most of what you're talking about is stuff that is hyped-up by the media. If you stop watching the news, a lot of that fear goes away and optimism sets in. I'm not sure what the rationalle is behind keeping the mass public scared but it's being done for...

23 Jan 09

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jaymeeliz @jaymeeliz (505) • Philippines 22 Jan 09

I have been obsessing about my weight for the past three years. Sometimes I think that I have been wasting time and money on this. It's like a crazy vicious cycle! I've been trying to lose weight again recently and whenever I...

cycle

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PrincessKitten One thing that might help is to stop watching tv and try to ignore pop-culture as best you can. As far as having been a fat kid, there are lots of "normal" sized people who were fat as kids. Being fat is what happens to kids between growth spurts....

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mentalward @mentalward (14691) • United States 22 Jan 09

I did something last week for my son, who has a fireplace (insert) because it's been so cold around here lately and he's trying to save as much money as he can. (Aren't we all?) Anyway, what I did was to roll up junk mail,...

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PrincessKitten Mental, We'll deffinetly have it better than our grandparents if there is another depression. Back then there was no food-stamp program and people went hungry. There were a ew good social programs that came up after the Depression but that the only one I...

23 Jan 09

cornyman @cornyman (1128) • Germany 20 Jan 09

This could be a reality in the near-term future because many countries in the middle east never update how many oil reserves they have left. Their numbers are nearly 15 years old, so nobody knows if they are true. The other fact...

running out of energy

stations

trucks

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PrincessKitten We could always do what Brazil has done and reduce our dependency on foreign oil by producing more Ethanol. In Brazil they use sugar but here in the states, we'll probably use corn. Brazil has reduced its dependency on foreign oil from 80% to 15% since...

22 Jan 09

katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28717) • United States 21 Jan 09

A couple days ago my husband came home from work with a red mark across his hand. When I noticed it I asked him where it came from, and he said a girl at work did it. Apparently this girl likes to mess around with everyone like...

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PrincessKitten kats, Your response here exlains a lot! You used to do it to other women's men when you were younger, so now that you're older, it's being done to you! You get to experience this from BOTH sides! How fortunate you are!!! ...

22 Jan 09

amazingheart @amazingheart (781) • Philippines 21 Jan 09

I grew up in the province and live in a hidden and remote area LOL! So it is impossible for me to know what is it in the city and how it look like. I was just 11 years old when a cousin from manila asked me to go city and watch a...

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PrincessKitten My first cinema experience was when I was 3 years old. I remember it was a choice between The Sound Of Music with my mother or Star Wars with my father. I chose to go with my father. Signs of Geekdom appear early I guess. ...

22 Jan 09

LionHeart319 @LionHeart319 (164) • Philippines 21 Jan 09

I usually spend every weekend for my family. I work for six days in a week and so that is the only time i have for them. We visit my wife's parents, playing with the kids, share some stories for the week, we cook meals for them....

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PrincessKitten Every-other-weekend my daughter goes on visitation with her biological father and his granny/mistress of a wife (he finally married her a couple of years ago after he couldn't hide her from his family anymore). I take this opportunity to volunteer at my...

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William Herrera @Zaphan (710) • Philippines 21 Jan 09

when you plugged a device infected by a virus to your computer, how can you prevent it from entering your system without anti-virus software installed in your computer??do you trust your anti-virus softwares?? what do you prefer...

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PrincessKitten Prayer, lots and lots of prayer. Pick a diety or pick a few, but my non-techie answer to ALL of your problems, including computer viruses, is prayer. Happy MyLotting!

21 Jan 09

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katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28717) • United States 21 Jan 09

A couple days ago my husband came home from work with a red mark across his hand. When I noticed it I asked him where it came from, and he said a girl at work did it. Apparently this girl likes to mess around with everyone like...

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PrincessKitten She's still a kid, but in a woman's body, with young woman hormones. She doesn't know what she's doing probably, she's just having fun. Apparently, her behavior is, despite what others have commented, fully acceptable in the workplace. The manager doesn't...

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hiddenwing @hiddenwing (3719) • China 19 Jan 09

There are tons of people who have simlar name as me! Also, I found that we have something in common! It is weird, huh? Do you know someone with the same name as yourself? How are you feeling?

same name

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PrincessKitten A couple of years ago, I moved to a small city, population 35,000, and there's a teacher in town with my same name. I know this because I am in the phone book and get her calls all the time. Though I've never met her, I may go visit her one of these days....

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eiram25 @eiram25 (1076) • Philippines 20 Jan 09

i was kinda disappointed about our internet service provider for almost 3 days that we didn't have connections on the net at all.i was used to not being connected online before,but now that i spend most of my time in cyberworld,3...

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PrincessKitten My DSL went down last week and it was completely unacceptable. I contacted my ISP and they told me that dial-up service came with my DSL so I unplugged my defunct DSL modem, plugged-in a phone line and surfed at a super-slow snail's pace, but at least I...

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PrincessKitten @PrincessKitten (790) • United States 11 Dec 08

I just received a promo from Land Rover saying that if I buy one for my small business by the end of the month, it's tax free....and the promo came with a bag of tea! It's Boston Harbour Tea which claims to be the...

land rover

rover

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PrincessKitten "It was the last straw." LOL!!! England was just looking for a tax, ANY tax that the colonists would be willing to pay, since they were still demanding the benefits of being English without giving anything back to England. These days, we call it "tax...

20 Jan 09

blogs86 @blogs86 (370) • Philippines 16 Jan 09

how do you think is the chance of the earth to be hit by an asteroid? some scientist say that earth is hit by "micrometeors" they say every minute

asteroid

meteor

science

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PrincessKitten The chances that we will be hit by an asteroid? 100%, since Earth is floating around in space and stuff gets in our atmosphere all the time...but it's usually too small to worry about. The possibility of a large asteroid entering our atmosphere that will be...

20 Jan 09

cornyman @cornyman (1128) • Germany 20 Jan 09

This could be a reality in the near-term future because many countries in the middle east never update how many oil reserves they have left. Their numbers are nearly 15 years old, so nobody knows if they are true. The other fact...

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PrincessKitten The sun doesn't need to shine a lot where you live for you to benefit from solar energy, there are solar farms that transport the energy, much like your food is grown somewhere and brought to the grocery store. Germany has done a lot with solar power, you...

20 Jan 09

cornyman @cornyman (1128) • Germany 20 Jan 09

This could be a reality in the near-term future because many countries in the middle east never update how many oil reserves they have left. Their numbers are nearly 15 years old, so nobody knows if they are true. The other fact...

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PrincessKitten Maybe we will finally return to growing industrial hemp on a large scale in the US again. Everything we use oil for, we can use Hemp for, plus it's nutritious and we can even eat it! I'm not talking about they drug marijuana, I'm talking about its...

20 Jan 09

gewcew23 @gewcew23 (8007) • United States 17 Dec 08

I saw a poll the other day that said that 40% of all Americans believe that life from other planets have visited Earth. I have one problem with this where did they come from. No I must say I am no scientist but I do have a basic...

aliens

extraterestial life

life on other planets

mars

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PrincessKitten I am one of those 40% that believes life from outside this planet has visited. Where did they come from? I don't know, however I don't believe that life on Mars ever got past the microbial stages before its core died. To the best of my knowledge, another...

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