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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 19 Jan 07

I am teaching myself to tattoo and have done only 3 on myself and have 12 done on others. I find that it is extremely hard to concentrate and tattoo myself at the same time. Does anyone have any suggestions for being able to...

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JacksTeenSpirit Well I don't know what would help with the pain as I have always kinda liked the pain after a while it just becomes a vibration to me. But I would tell you not to stop there is a bit more pain I think when you stop and pause alot when getting a tattoo. The...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 19 Jan 07

I am wonder how it is that people can justify having more than 2 children in our modern times? Why is it neccesarry to keep having more kids? What purpose does it serve our world? The planets is continuing to use up its...

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maryannemax i am in favor of family planning. and i hate it when people just ignore the importance of planning ahead a family that you can afford to finance. the sad part is, most couples who belong to a very poor family are the ones enjoying bringing up lots of children...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 14 Jan 07

I find this interesting and I see both sides of the issue. On one hand you have the people who beleive that Rice has no ability to trully understand the implications of her actions in sending American kids to die in Iraq. I...

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MrNiceGuy If grief and misery were counted substantially against the necessity of war, there wouldn't be war... No, you don't have to have kids to understand war. Not only is the concept of losing a child easy to understand, but name one prominent democratic...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 14 Jan 07

I find this interesting and I see both sides of the issue. On one hand you have the people who beleive that Rice has no ability to trully understand the implications of her actions in sending American kids to die in Iraq. I...

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StarBright Neither Connie Rice nor George Bush is qualified to send anyone to war. Did you hear Ms. Rice say the proposed Bush plan to send more troops to Iraq was not an increase but an AUGMENTATION? To say Ms. Rice has been party to most of Bush's decisions is...

17 Jan 07

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 14 Jan 07

I find this interesting and I see both sides of the issue. On one hand you have the people who beleive that Rice has no ability to trully understand the implications of her actions in sending American kids to die in Iraq. I...

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AvarianParakeet I think that I have to look to Patton for the answer to this question. I'm paraphrasing, but this is the basic idea behind his quote. "I don't know if I can continue to visit these field hospitals, because if I begin to care about my men too much, I...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 14 Jan 07

I find that any form of writing is an excellent way of purging my emotions and the negativity that can plague me. The most cathartic though would have to be the social comentaries that I keep pouring out. Society can get under...

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rmuxagirl The form of writing that allows me to express emotions is poetry. It helps me relieve so much and sometimes people can't tell what the poem is REALLY about because they just look at th e surface meaning. But then again I love all forms of writing.

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 15 Jan 07

I have noticed that our culture is moving farther away from taking responsibility for ones actions. We have moved into an era of blame. It seems that everywhere I go, I see people blaming others for their own mistakes. I am...

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MrCommonSense This is a pet peeve of mine, people always seem to be looking for somebody else to blame. What they need to do is look in the mirror and be honest with themselves. I'll start with smokers. I have known since the 1960's when they first started putting...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 17 Jan 07

There is a prevading sentiment among the "elite" of our country that they are above the law. There is a continuos outpouring of legislation, reforms, and official press releases streaming from all forms of governments within the...

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rmuxagirl I think that people allow themselves to be lead because not so much of laziness but ignorance in the sense that people don't understand things, or just not wanting to have that kind of responsibility to makes certain choices.

17 Jan 07

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RxONE1 @RxONE1 (495) • United States 17 Jan 07

this question is with me for long time and i keep wondering which is the best religion and why? is it (the Christ, Islam, Jew buddha or anythings else?) and please tell me why

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anex84 The different religions are the best way to manipulate the people all over the world.

17 Jan 07

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ramchandar2007 @ramchandar2007 (35) • India 17 Jan 07

Think good things in your life, it will gives great sucess to your life .............!

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Pose123 @Pose123 (21635) • Canada 8 Aug 07

If I had to choose someone as the greatest person living today, I would select Nelson Mandela. All those years in prison, would have made most people very bitter and think only of revenge. I'm sure many people were afraid that...

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babs0818 If I had to choose someone as the greatest person living today, I would select Nelson Mandela. All those years in prison, would have made most people very bitter and think only of revenge. I'm sure many people were afraid that there would be a bloodbath in...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 14 Jan 07

I find that any form of writing is an excellent way of purging my emotions and the negativity that can plague me. The most cathartic though would have to be the social comentaries that I keep pouring out. Society can get under...

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Geoas I guess the most cathartic form of writing would be found only in a diary, or autobiographical notes not originally meant to be published. It calls for a lot of experience and skill to speak through metaphors, but poetry may provide you ample space for...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 16 Jan 07

What does any person who might read this think of this posibility? An electromagnet that is capable of being tuned to the EM frequency of the earth. Could we actually create a magnet to repel against the earth's magnetic...

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Wanderlaugh I don't think there's a real problem there, unless you want to move the source of the EM repulsion, (EMR) or have the EM source itself repelled by the Earth's own EM, so it can move itself. The material would have to be consistent, and able to generate...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 15 Jan 07

I have noticed that our culture is moving farther away from taking responsibility for ones actions. We have moved into an era of blame. It seems that everywhere I go, I see people blaming others for their own mistakes. I am...

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lauriefnp I work with a patient population that is about 90% NY state Medicaid, and I fully understand what you are saying. It's always been amazing to me to see how hard these people actually work to scam the system. On many occasions I have commented to myself that...

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jfglassworks @jfglassworks (128) • United States 15 Jan 07

I have noticed that our culture is moving farther away from taking responsibility for ones actions. We have moved into an era of blame. It seems that everywhere I go, I see people blaming others for their own mistakes. I am...

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SageMother Most of this laziness you see is the result of people being able to hide behind god, instead of thinking about being human first. If society didn't have the crutch of religion to absolve peopile of their cruelties, then you would see more perosnal...

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doingit4fun @doingit4fun (917) • United States 14 Jan 07

I was reading a newspaper article today about how today there is a lot of "over-treatment" of symptoms of sickness. Like people get worried about the smallest things and then get diagnosed and treated with medicine for them....

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