Victor Frankenstein (@VictorFrankenstein) on myLot

TheHorse @TheHorse (131229) • Walnut Creek, California 30 May

I have for the most part stopped using Facebook. One reason is those who over-post and expect a "like" on everything they're doing, including getting drunk at yet another brew house. But the main reason is the false memes that...

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Victor Frankenstein I'm still on Facebook because a lot of friends and family are on there, but I'm trying to limit my usage these days. You just end up scrolling down the screen looking for anything interesting, and it dose seem to me that the signal to noise ratio is getting...

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Ankit Roy @OptimallyAce (34) 31 May

Heyy Guyss, since many of us are bored and frustrated in this lockdown period, let us provide each other some useful tips and tricks to do in daily to daily life. So, what useful can I do in this period while sitting at...

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lockdown works from home

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Victor Frankenstein I do a bit of buying and selling online in my spare time, so I can always find something to do. Ebay and Etsy are my main outlets, although I also sometimes sell on Amazon and Ebid. I started out by selling old magazines that were starting to clutter my...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 29 May

I had my second jab of the Astra Zeneca vaccine today. I did feel a little bit dizzy and run down shortly afterwards, but I've got a couple of pre-existing health issues, so it could have been one of them. Or even my...

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Victor Frankenstein @ScribbledAdNauseum I'm sorry to hear about your cousin. I hope she's able to cope OK.

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Anna @AAichka (432) • United Kingdom 30 May

Would you donate money for cancer treatment if the money goes not only for the treatment but for the whole family of 5 day to day living expenses.

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Victor Frankenstein It really depends on the situation. Is no-one else in the family apart from the patient capable of making a living? Do they not qualify for government benefits? It sounds too much like an open-ended commitment, there is a limit to what anyone can give. I...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 29 May

I had my second jab of the Astra Zeneca vaccine today. I did feel a little bit dizzy and run down shortly afterwards, but I've got a couple of pre-existing health issues, so it could have been one of them. Or even my...

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Victor Frankenstein @Prabhatsingh Not just in different countries, but in different areas. It was efficiently organised round my way, I just had to go to the doctor's surgery. But I have a friend who lives in a different district, only a couple of miles away, and she had a...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 29 May

I had my second jab of the Astra Zeneca vaccine today. I did feel a little bit dizzy and run down shortly afterwards, but I've got a couple of pre-existing health issues, so it could have been one of them. Or even my...

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Victor Frankenstein I had a shot of the flu vaccine from work about 30 years ago, and it made me sick, so I've always refused it since then. I'm getting to a certain age and got some health problems now, so I might accept it next time it's offered. I'll see what the medics...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 29 May

I had my second jab of the Astra Zeneca vaccine today. I did feel a little bit dizzy and run down shortly afterwards, but I've got a couple of pre-existing health issues, so it could have been one of them. Or even my...

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Victor Frankenstein At least the first shot gives you some level of protection. It was about 10 weeks for me, but the level of service seems to vary from place to place. The second shot's definitely gone a bit easier for me than the first time. I woke up with a bit of arm pain...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 29 May

I had my second jab of the Astra Zeneca vaccine today. I did feel a little bit dizzy and run down shortly afterwards, but I've got a couple of pre-existing health issues, so it could have been one of them. Or even my...

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Victor Frankenstein Yes, my first dose had me feeling a bit run down and with a mild headache for a couple of days, but that was it. Other people I've talked to - sometimes they get symptoms and sometimes now. I don't know anyone who's had a really bad reaction though.

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 29 May

I had my second jab of the Astra Zeneca vaccine today. I did feel a little bit dizzy and run down shortly afterwards, but I've got a couple of pre-existing health issues, so it could have been one of them. Or even my...

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Ray @Raynsun (120) • United Kingdom 10 Jan

If you are interested in making some extra cash online then you may be interested in Slicethepie. I tried it out and was surprised how well it worked for me. I managed to make $24 in just a couple of weeks after spending just 20...

make money online

music

freelancing

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Victor Frankenstein I tried this a few years ago and got bored (I had a slow, unreliable computer at that time). I had no idea it was still going, I might give it another try, thanks.

28 May

OceanTiara @RebeccasFarm (33093) • Wheat Ridge, Colorado 11 May

Or do you just search with a regular browser option? I often use a rewarding search and it sure pays off. It might take a long time to gather enough points, but as I am searching anyway, I go ahead and take the opportunity to do...

search engines

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Victor Frankenstein I've been using Swagbucks since about 2007 or 2008. Mostly I just use the search feature, plus the daily poll, although I have also recently found a feature where you can earn a couple of extra SB by scanning the receipt when I go to the supermarket for...

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Jeff Moffitt @moffittjc (97032) • Gainesville, Florida 26 May

No, I didn't get Covid for a third time, but I did finally go and get my first shot. It was the Moderna shot. And it knocked me on my a$$ for nearly three days. It's been a week now, and my head still doesn't feel right. Now I'm...

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Victor Frankenstein I got my first Astra Zeneca jab a couple of months ago, I'll be getting the second one this Saturday. I had a couple of days feeling run down and with mild headache, but nothing major. Sounds like you've been really unlucky. Good luck with your second jab...

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Ielky @Ielky16 (93) 26 May

Do you think investing on crypto coins is a good thing? And what coins should I buy? Any tips?

crypto coins investing tips

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Victor Frankenstein No, it's too akin to gambling. The thing about crypto, like forex, is there's no underlying asset. You're betting on the price going up - and if you're right, you win but someone else loses. It's like roulette. I prefer investing in shares, where it's a...

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Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44967) • Preston, England 27 Nov 15

1974 – Spoiler alerts A year after Bruce Lee’s Enter The Dragon sparked a martial arts craze, the now struggling Hammer Studios in Britain decided to draw together the Western Gothic Horror franchise, and the Oriental martial...

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peter cushing

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Victor Frankenstein It gets criticised a lot, mostly because of the absence of Christopher Lee, but I've seen it several times and always found it to be good fun.

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 26 May

Today would have been the birthday of the late, great actor Peter Cushing (26 May 1913-11 August 1994). What an incredible career he had, his first screen appearance being as a bit part actor in a Laurel and Hardy movie, but...

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Victor Frankenstein Thanks a lot, Raj!

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (24) • United Kingdom 26 May

Today would have been the birthday of the late, great actor Peter Cushing (26 May 1913-11 August 1994). What an incredible career he had, his first screen appearance being as a bit part actor in a Laurel and Hardy movie, but...

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AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (105263) • United States 25 May

Twice today I found myself feeling light headed. The first time was when I was walking from the car to the dollar tree. The moment passed quickly, but it was disconcerting. To me it felt like the humidity in the air took my...

weather

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Victor Frankenstein If it's been happening a lot, you might want to talk to your doctor about it. I had a couple of bad turns last year - I fainted while standing in a queue, and a couple of weeks later I had a really bad dizzy spell that lasted a whole afternoon. The doctor...

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Elie Bouba @coolsite (331) • United States 5 May

I am sure the moon and Mars are some of these destinations. I don't believe that they can build a colony on Mars by the year 2050. Well are you going to be one of all these millions living on space? . No one will know what...

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Victor Frankenstein @coolsite Thanks for the welcome, Elie. We've certainly done some damage - plastic waste being dumped in the sea etc. But I don't think the situation is hopeless. There's been a lot of effort into reducing pollution - even just in my lifetime the air...

25 May

SHEILA @jiangjuno (41) 22 May

Good day fellow mylotters, as the saying goes, it doesn't matter how big is your earnings, thus, what really matter is, how do you save out from your earnings. Well, I have seen a lot of people who receives tremendous salary but...

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Victor Frankenstein I used to think the same thing, but then I learned to pay myself first. Next time you get paid, just try putting 10% of your pay into a savings account and don't touch it. The other 90% is what you've got to live on till the next pay day. I bet you'll find...

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SHEILA @jiangjuno (41) 22 May

Good day fellow mylotters, as the saying goes, it doesn't matter how big is your earnings, thus, what really matter is, how do you save out from your earnings. Well, I have seen a lot of people who receives tremendous salary but...

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Victor Frankenstein Too true. I used to work for a bank years ago, and I was always talking to people who earned more money than me but still managed to end up flat broke and in debt. It's not how much money you earn that counts, but how much you keep.

25 May

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