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Alexandria37 @Alexandria37 (5718) • Ireland 11 Apr 07

My grandaughter loves drawing and never goes anywhere without her sketch pad and pencils. She stayed at my house for the weekend and I took some photos of her sketches. I have posted a few of them in my profile and I would like to...

the corpse bride

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SplitZip Hehe, adult supervision is a good thing. My parents never excercised it and look at me now! ;) Some schools let the students try out the classes before enrolling, maybe that could be something to keep in mind.

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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SplitZip At what age did you get married, if you don't mind me asking?

19 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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SplitZip Why did you keep it to yourself? Were you afraid or embarrassed? I think that happens a lot, whne people are victimized in some way, even if they are the victims, people look at them differently or even with disdain...

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emilieespino @emilieespino (963) • Philippines 18 Apr 07

Do you cook burgers? What's your secret to a tasty, soft burger? I put oatmeal and egg on my burgers, and plenty of chopped garlic. Share!

food

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SplitZip I can't stand beef or ground meat. I'm not sure why... I also hate garlic. LOL Oats and eggs are A-OK though!

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Alexandria37 @Alexandria37 (5718) • Ireland 11 Apr 07

My grandaughter loves drawing and never goes anywhere without her sketch pad and pencils. She stayed at my house for the weekend and I took some photos of her sketches. I have posted a few of them in my profile and I would like to...

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SplitZip That's good for her age :) Maybe you can enroll her in an art class. But one that has a teacher who can motivate the students to improve. God knows, some art teachers do nothing but put you down. Hehe, I see she's into horror flicks? I can relate! XD

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nicolai @nicolai (288) • Philippines 6 Feb 07

When I only have 24 hours left to live in this world ZI would do anything I want, scuba diving,being with the one I love, eat the best food in the whole world pray a lot and thank all of my loved one for evrything..how about you?

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SplitZip I would take a bath, wear something nice, eat something nice, sit in the sun and think things over, then take a good look around and fall asleep so I wouldn't see the end. How's the world ending, btw? :)

18 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 18 Apr 07

I wouldn't worry so much about little things of little consequence :( I wouldn't have trusted all the wrong people. I would've a certain deceased relative that I appreciated her more than I let her know. What are your "if I...

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96vidalias @96vidalias (344) • United States 14 Mar 07

This happens when I am doing something else and my brain is running on auto pilot. Once I was not really watching a TV program about a farmer in Canada. He was calling out commands to his large work horse in French. I thought,...

inner dialogue

stupid statements

thoughts

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SplitZip I suppose using current expressions is easier for us to understand. There are old words that people might not understand today. But that's also the reason why God invented the dictionary. But who has the patience to look it up? :P Fashion is very...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 23 Mar 07

In terms of: a) people being polite, civil, respecting others and their rights and following their obligations dutifully b) governments respecting their citizens, allowing good access to education/law/housing/etc., providing...

civilization

countries

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SplitZip I had to re-read that twice ;) But I get the point. I can't picture freedom of thought without freedom of action. All thoughts build to up to action, don't they? So being able to think freely and not act upon it, seems a bit useless and contradictory to...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

nicknames

pets

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SplitZip My cat being a tuna breath, I can do without any sweet "kisses" from the likes of her ;)

18 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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SplitZip "plus a few stronger names depending what she has knocked off of something." Haha, I see ;) It's easy to take it out on your pets when they do something wrong. But I try to resist the urge, because "they know not what they do". Well, to be honest, my cat...

18 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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SplitZip Ah, I had some goldfish, well, they weren't mine but I was looking after them... not very well, because they went belly up in only a few weeks? Fish are a mystery to me. I eat them, and that's about all I know about them!

18 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 19 Jan 07

Do you have a nickname for your pet? Something that you call them, besides their given name. For instance, I call my cat "Tuna breath" :)

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SplitZip Heh...

18 Apr 07

veromar @veromar (1453) • Argentina 11 Mar 10

Ok. I'm not ashamed to say it. I've got big boobs. Yep. So herein lies the problem...the sweat between and underneath. Now, I've tried many things to overcome it. Powders. I don't like them much for several reasons. They wear off,...

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SplitZip Ok. I'm not ashamed to say it. I've got big boobs. Yep. So herein lies the problem...the sweat between and underneath. Now, I've tried many things to overcome it. Powders. I don't like them much for several reasons. They wear off, it gets on my clothes, among...

11 Mar 10

96vidalias @96vidalias (344) • United States 14 Mar 07

This happens when I am doing something else and my brain is running on auto pilot. Once I was not really watching a TV program about a farmer in Canada. He was calling out commands to his large work horse in French. I thought,...

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SplitZip That's true! I like to look at 70's and 80's fashion and what was considered "cool" :D It's funny, because, sometimes, they make movies that take place in a certain decade, so they try to get the look right, but it doesn't quite match the original. I wonder...

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SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 2 Apr 07

This is very funny, just sharing. http://www.thefrown.com/player.php?/frowners/youreajerk Pass it around :D

96vidalias @96vidalias (344) • United States 14 Mar 07

This happens when I am doing something else and my brain is running on auto pilot. Once I was not really watching a TV program about a farmer in Canada. He was calling out commands to his large work horse in French. I thought,...

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SplitZip It depends on the show/film/etc. :) Some are good yesterday, now and probably tomorrow. Others were just good at the time. I guess we all change and culture changes too. But some people are so into certain things, that they won't allow anyone to say they've...

2 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 23 Mar 07

In terms of: a) people being polite, civil, respecting others and their rights and following their obligations dutifully b) governments respecting their citizens, allowing good access to education/law/housing/etc., providing...

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SplitZip I'm thinking there's no such place :( Maybe all the scandinavians that didn't fit in because they were fitting in too much (!!!) went to the US then? :D But it's very difficult to cooperate with others, and I really do think that they have something on...

2 Apr 07

SplitZip @SplitZip (1489) • Portugal 12 Jan 07

You know, the little fantasy creatures with the wings. In old folk tales, they'd make appearances and liven up the story arcs, but today, all you see are these representations that: a. are too skanky to be taken seriously b....

fairies

folk tales

obsessions

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SplitZip There's this neat site with different versions of the Bible online, read the following (after all the "begats"...

2 Apr 07

jasmen82 @jasmen82 (63) • Singapore 7 Oct 09

Hi Everyone, Who has ways of making passive income thru internet? Care to share? Feel free to post ur good or bad experience earning passive income in internet. I would really like to know.

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SplitZip Hi Everyone, Who has ways of making passive income thru internet? Care to share? Feel free to post ur good or bad experience earning passive income in internet. I would really like to know.

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