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crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 31 Oct 07

I've just purchased a new PC that runs on Windows Vista. I had been using Incredimail on my old PC so I attempted to export saved emails and settings over to the new PC. I was unable to do so and contacted Incredimail for help....

tester

crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 21 Aug 07

Scientist are now suggesting that those of us who are fat have come in contact with a virus that changes our genome. so be reassured you are not fat and ugly you are just diseased

yuk

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crabby1 You sound like my kind of girl. I'm not tall dark and handsome either but I'm fit as a Mallee bull. Looks are not important. Kind thoughts are. Good health and a kind disposition will win you friends.

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crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 21 Aug 07

Scientist are now suggesting that those of us who are fat have come in contact with a virus that changes our genome. so be reassured you are not fat and ugly you are just diseased

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crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 21 Aug 07

Is it possible to get into the F1 to F12 programable keys somehow and change the data to messages you constantly use in your day to day work. This would save me heaps of time

one touch sentences

crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 21 Aug 07

Does anyone know how to change the Google Tool Bar "Auto Fill" Details. I recently changed my email address and the old one is being inserted when I use the "Auto Fill" feature.

all googled out

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crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 3 Feb 07

Why doesn't Mylot modify their screen so we can position the cursor over the vertical line click and hold then drag the line to the left and park it to make the page larger and easier to read. We don't need to be referring to...

keep it simple

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crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 26 Jan 07

DOB IN THE DILLS...The escalating road toll of young drivers in the state of New South Wales in Australia has the Government perplexed. They have referred the problem off to academic advisory panels and finally come up with new...

plury idiot

crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 23 Jan 07

I love the fresh smell of sunlight dried bed sheets that have just come in from the clothes line. Scientists tell us sunlight doesn't have a smell, what do they know? They are only over educated boffins who miss out on the small...

all types

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crabby1 Many years ago a "Director of Nursing" at one of the big Sydney Hospitals in Australia made the decision to simply take the bed sheets of the clothes line, fold them up and stow them away in the linen cupboard until required. Her reasoning was because "She...

26 Jan 07

miteemiget @miteemiget (31) • United States 22 Jan 07

I am absolutely scared to death to have a natural delivery. Although I do plan to have an epidural. I also plan to ask my Dr, if I have a choice, or if c-section is a last resort only.... I've been told that it's not childbirth...

childbirth

delivery

pregnancy

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crabby1 Following the recent birth of their first child the young couple were chatting away in the hospital ward when they received a visit from her Doctor. He checked the chart on the end of the bed made some pleasantries to them and made to leave. The amorous young...

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crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 23 Jan 07

I love the fresh smell of sunlight dried bed sheets that have just come in from the clothes line. Scientists tell us sunlight doesn't have a smell, what do they know? They are only over educated boffins who miss out on the small...

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crabby1 @crabby1 (304) • Australia 23 Jan 07

I can't understand why the manufactures of Antiperspirants and Deodorants use the perfumes they do. Most of them smell revolting. Imagine if they were to perfume their products with the fragrance of ripe mangoes or peaches...

all types

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miteemiget @miteemiget (31) • United States 22 Jan 07

I am absolutely scared to death to have a natural delivery. Although I do plan to have an epidural. I also plan to ask my Dr, if I have a choice, or if c-section is a last resort only.... I've been told that it's not childbirth...

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crabby1 Years ago a mate of mine who is a wheat farmer visited the maternity hospital with his Wife following the birth of a nephew by natural birth. How big is the baby the Mother was asked? Seventeen inches and eleven pounds she replied. The Ladies standing the bed...

23 Jan 07

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shywolf @shywolf (4514) • United States 22 Jan 07

Okay, now I think that I've heard it all. Apparently, a US manufacturer is launching a new line of underwear that is specifically designed to help hide the smell of farts. I have to admit, there are probably times that we...

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crabby1 Only Men will use this product after all we all known WOMEN NEVER FART do they? They simply bottle it up inside so if you think your lady is putting on weight you are wrong She's either pregnant or full of stored up wind. Its their way of saving the planet...

23 Jan 07

Geoas @ashjoe76 (1422) • India 17 Jan 07

I have a friend who keeps telling everyone that he is so much interested in spouse swapping. But none of his friends encourage him. There are are many who think that he has gone crazy. But he says it is not a sin, as adult human...

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crabby1 A great mate you'd be do you really think your mates would want you inflicting your Mrs on them we know you are a practical joker but that the last straw

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myLot! @myLot (127) • Kansas City, Missouri 4 Dec 06

It is a strict violation of the myLot community guidelines to copy the topics, comments, and responses of other users and paste them as your own contribution. Anyone who participates in this activity will have their account...

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crabby1 It is a pity there is not some way of helping people who's first language is not English that are not familiar with the way English is spoken, arrange the grammer in their posts correctly. It would help them get it right the first time and make it much easier...

18 Jan 07

villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 17 Jan 07

Years ago, all the bags were paper. They were sturdy and had many uses. Farmers used them to gather their veggies in them. Parents used them to gather outgrown clothes in to be given away. Kids used them to color on and then they...

frugal living

sewing

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crabby1 Back in the 1960s my Mother didn't use the brown paper bags, they weren't available in Australia. She carried about six small String Bags in her handbag. They were constructed out of a fine black or navy blue cotton mesh like a fishing net and had two...

17 Jan 07

slanderson52 @slanderson52 (542) • United States 14 Jan 07

I recently saw a program on the Discovery channel showing a mother and father with 16 children, all biological!!! This poor woman has been pregnant practically from the beginning of her marriage on. If I remember right, I don't...

children

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crabby1 I am doing our family tree and in searching back through the genealogy am amazed that a family of twelve children was only average back then in the 1900s Often there were eighteen or more. How they fed them all is anybody's guess. Obviously they didn't have to...

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shaz6611 @shaz6611 (951) • Australia 14 Jan 07

I am from Australia and we are currently in drought conditions and have had water restrictions placed on us. As we are all using less water the government is not receiving as much revenue from water usage. Apparently an email was...

taxes

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crabby1 Don't blame me I didn't vote for the Liberals. What gives me the absolute pip is when I built my new house only ten years ago we weren't allowed to put rain water tanks under the concrete slab which is the obvious place for them as these days the yards are so...

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mzbubblie @mzbubblie (3839) • United States 13 Jan 07

My son is 11yrs old and here recently his voice actually changed, it's a bit deeper than before. This was the 1st sign to me that let me know my lil man is getting older. That also got me to thinking when should I start talking to...

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crabby1 making babies is nothing about the bees it's all about the birds in particular the LARKS in the dark

14 Jan 07

sabrinam @sabrinam (1203) • United States 13 Jan 07

There is a fear in the US of people disciplining their children, once upon a time, you couldn't go to the grocery store and act up because if you did, the store manager would tell a mother to remove their disruptive child...fast...

had a beautiful son

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crabby1 I believe children should be taught by their parents what is right and what is wrong if this involves disciplining the child so be it. If the onlookers are squeamish about it too bad. This method of telling the child just wait til your father gets home is...

14 Jan 07

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