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Sissygrl @Sissygrl (10909) • Canada 27 Dec 07

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gsotes62 This is actually a very tricky question. A pound could mean either weight or worth or money (British Pound). If you mean the pound weight then my answer is "yes". If it is the pound currency then my answer is "no." :-) A trick answer for a trick question....

28 Dec 07

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betsyraeduke @betsyraeduke (2669) • United States 28 Dec 07

Why are they often called "hot" water heaters, instead of just, water heaters? They don't heat hot water. They heat cold water to make it hot...

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gsotes62 This was actually the same exact question I had when I first encountered the HVAC industry. I actually edited "hot water heater" to "water heater" from some of our technical papers. Then I found out that the term "hot water heater" has been used in the...

28 Dec 07

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mycharm88 @mycharm88 (2288) • Philippines 20 Dec 07

Hi there everyone c",) Merry Christmas!!!Recently we joined in a dance competition at our company party... After a month of practice and gave our best in dancing. We won the second place...Most people who watched were wondering...

contest

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gsotes62 Do not be too hasty to judge the judges. Your bosses are probably not dancers. They probably have different taste than you. Besides, your judges are also humans and are subjects to emotions and unintentional biases. Life is not fair, the best does not always...

21 Dec 07

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cyntrow @cyntrow (8523) • United States 20 Dec 07

These are not my words. I swiped them, with permission and I am curious as to the thoughts of others. No prostelizing(sp), please. Just thoughts on the birth of Jesus, our namesake. Wrapped in swaddling cloths: 12-21-07...

bandages

king of kings

religion

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gsotes62 December 25 is not actually the factual date of the Birth of Jesus because nobody really knows the exact date. I suppose nobody could ever really know becuase our current calendar existed only after the death of Christ, that is why the years are termed A.D....

21 Dec 07

gsotes62 @gsotes62 (70) • Philippines 17 Dec 07

It is normal to address people of higher ranks, or more senior than you as "sir/ma'm". But how do you feel if the person addressing you as sir/mam is: 1)a coemployee of the same rank; 2) an employee who ranks higher than you i.e....

office

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gsotes62 Careful though. There are people who will try to fool you by addressing you as "sir".

18 Dec 07

gsotes62 @gsotes62 (70) • Philippines 17 Dec 07

It is normal to address people of higher ranks, or more senior than you as "sir/ma'm". But how do you feel if the person addressing you as sir/mam is: 1)a coemployee of the same rank; 2) an employee who ranks higher than you i.e....

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gsotes62 In my country, Philippines, you have to address your supervisor and other higher ranking employee as sir. Otherwise you will be marked as disrespectful, it may even be considered as insubordination in some cases. Teachers are naturally respected so even...

18 Dec 07

gsotes62 @gsotes62 (70) • Philippines 11 Dec 07

I am just wondering if this is the reason why some countries have "Holiday Parties" instead of "Christmas Parties"? or why some people greet other people with "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas"? Is it really offensive...

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gsotes62 Hi happygreat, from what country are you?

18 Dec 07

gsotes62 @gsotes62 (70) • Philippines 11 Dec 07

I am just wondering if this is the reason why some countries have "Holiday Parties" instead of "Christmas Parties"? or why some people greet other people with "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas"? Is it really offensive...

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gsotes62 You are very cool Harley009. Merry Christmas and happy EID too!.

18 Dec 07

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gsotes62 @gsotes62 (70) • Philippines 17 Dec 07

It is normal to address people of higher ranks, or more senior than you as "sir/ma'm". But how do you feel if the person addressing you as sir/mam is: 1)a coemployee of the same rank; 2) an employee who ranks higher than you i.e....

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gsotes62 Thank you Aodniah. I agree with all you have said. Here is another question though: Did any of your supervisors, managers, or boss ever addressed you as sir/mam? How does that feel?

17 Dec 07

gsotes62 @gsotes62 (70) • Philippines 17 Dec 07

It is normal to address people of higher ranks, or more senior than you as "sir/ma'm". But how do you feel if the person addressing you as sir/mam is: 1)a coemployee of the same rank; 2) an employee who ranks higher than you i.e....

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gsotes62 Thank only1shi. What if the person addressing you as mam is a coemployee with the same rank as you? How do you feel about that?

17 Dec 07

gsotes62 @gsotes62 (70) • Philippines 17 Dec 07

It is normal to address people of higher ranks, or more senior than you as "sir/ma'm". But how do you feel if the person addressing you as sir/mam is: 1)a coemployee of the same rank; 2) an employee who ranks higher than you i.e....

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sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 17 Dec 07

Believe or not, I do both. Sometimes I eat it as a sandwich. and other times I twist it open and eat the filling first.my oreo of choice is double stuff so there is a lot of filling.

cookies

dessert

food

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gsotes62 Nah. I just toss it up and catch it with my mouth and say, hawr! hawr! hawr! hawr! And spill all the bits and pieces everywhere. - Cookie Monster. LOL!

17 Dec 07

sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 17 Dec 07

Believe or not, I do both. Sometimes I eat it as a sandwich. and other times I twist it open and eat the filling first.my oreo of choice is double stuff so there is a lot of filling.

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gsotes62 Nah. I just toss it up and catch it with my mouth and say, hawr! hawr! hawr! hawr! And spill all the bits and pieces everywhere. - Cookie Monster.

17 Dec 07

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paintwet @paintwet (165) • China 17 Dec 07

i am very poor. i think i am not good for save money.do you have any method?can you tell me?

money

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gsotes62 Being poor is not just the lack of money. I used to know some people who have lots of money but still consider themselves poor because they have more debts than the total value of their assets combined. It's the lack of technical know-how on how to manage...

17 Dec 07

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paintwet @paintwet (165) • China 17 Dec 07

i am very poor. i think i am not good for save money.do you have any method?can you tell me?

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gsotes62 Learn to distingush between need and want. Of course, focus on the need first.

17 Dec 07

slickpick @slickpick (82) • United States 16 Dec 07

What do you use mylot for? Do you use it for talking to other people and looking for resourceful information and ideas. Or do you use it to earn a few dollars? I use it for information needs mostly, because earning revenue from...

mylot

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gsotes62 I would say, for both. Anyway, I'm participating in discussions in other sites which do not pay so I would rather do it here.

17 Dec 07

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