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ESKARENA1 @ESKARENA1 (18261) 9 Mar 08

As a Psychologist in a maximum security prison i am constantly aware of body language as it can be a sign of something going very wrong.Over recent years i have found myself doing it more and more in my civilian life and have...

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george_nimble I think most people process others' body language in a subconscious way. Just like the implicit but powerful body language, our subconsciousness can do a better job understanding the real message being conveyed by human behaviour.

9 Mar 08

ctrymuziklvr @ctrymuziklvr (11057) • United States 3 Mar 08

Twenty-nine New Jersey students were being punished with two-day detentions after they used pennies to pay for their $2 lunches. Officials say a group of middle school students were upset by their shortened lunch period so they...

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george_nimble Kids are becoming cleverer in cheating and taking the shortcut, but more clumsy in seeing the big picture of their lives.

3 Mar 08

sophialin @sophialin (2677) • China 28 Feb 08

maybe i'm not so qualified for talking about Canada, as i haven't been there myself. my impression of this country are totally from my friends who visited there and such modern medium as TV and internet. in my opinion, Canada is...

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george_nimble At best, Canadians are copycats of Americans; at worst, they are just a group of blind followers.

2 Mar 08

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sophialin @sophialin (2677) • China 28 Feb 08

maybe i'm not so qualified for talking about Canada, as i haven't been there myself. my impression of this country are totally from my friends who visited there and such modern medium as TV and internet. in my opinion, Canada is...

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george_nimble Lack of excitement and passion is a distinctive characteristic of Canadian life. And everyone has to get used to it.

2 Mar 08

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jsharriz @jsharriz (436) • Ukraine 29 Feb 08

if u were given a chance to make dis world a better place..wat wud b the first thing u wud do...??

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george_nimble The first thing I would like to do and bring positive changes to our world is not to use short forms and informal language as much as possible.

29 Feb 08

sophialin @sophialin (2677) • China 28 Feb 08

maybe i'm not so qualified for talking about Canada, as i haven't been there myself. my impression of this country are totally from my friends who visited there and such modern medium as TV and internet. in my opinion, Canada is...

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george_nimble Highly developed? I don't think so. Isolation? Absolutely!

28 Feb 08

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sophialin @sophialin (2677) • China 28 Feb 08

maybe i'm not so qualified for talking about Canada, as i haven't been there myself. my impression of this country are totally from my friends who visited there and such modern medium as TV and internet. in my opinion, Canada is...

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george_nimble In my opinion, the worst thing about Canada is the lack of innovation and creativity. By the way, I live in Toronto now.

28 Feb 08

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dolce_vita78 @dolce_vita78 (8062) • Philippines 28 Feb 08

I am happy with my life. However, I believe that life could get better. Besides, I am still young and there are a lot of things that I would have yet to achieve. I believe that in God's time, things will be in place... How about...

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george_nimble One thing is sure for me: Only those things that belong to you will be in place for you. Nothing else.

28 Feb 08

kbourgerie @kbourgerie (8780) • United States 27 Feb 08

This was a really long time ago, but I had a friend who attended a New Years Eve party. While she was at this party something belonging to another guest came up missing and for whatever reason the owners of the home felt that my...

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george_nimble Interestingly, I was writing an essay about civil disobedience when I received your response. I keep asking myself: Why should people obey the order of a non-authoritative figure (such as the house owner in your story) while they know they can use civil...

28 Feb 08

kbourgerie @kbourgerie (8780) • United States 27 Feb 08

This was a really long time ago, but I had a friend who attended a New Years Eve party. While she was at this party something belonging to another guest came up missing and for whatever reason the owners of the home felt that my...

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george_nimble To the best of my knowledge, only the authorities, such as a customs officer, have the power to order a strip search. And he had better have a good reason for that.

28 Feb 08

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