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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 6 May 08

owning a dishwasher. I want to thank the genius who invented the dishwasher. Could he have done anything more meaningful with his life? Is there any other calling more noble? I have slaved over a sink full of dishes for over an...

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Stephannie I love my dishwasher. I have owned one for years now. It saves alot of time and scrubbing in the kitchen sink. I have had to replace mine a couple of times now but I have to have one these days. They are well worth what we have to pay for them.

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 6 May 08

owning a dishwasher. I want to thank the genius who invented the dishwasher. Could he have done anything more meaningful with his life? Is there any other calling more noble? I have slaved over a sink full of dishes for over an...

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Foxfire1875 I want one so much. I've never owned one but I'm so sick of washing dishes especially at night when all you want to do is relax but you know that there will be no clean cups or plates or whatever if you don't go and wash them. If I ever buy a...

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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florida

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non profit organization

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TheRealDawn When I retire, I will take a long break from doing anything that I don't absolutely have to do. I will travel and rest and catch up on my reading. And then I will get involved in something, animal rescue maybe.

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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sunkissed Well I guess you could say i am already retired. I have been disabled for over 22 years. I am only 56 years old, and I really hate it. As you say. I would much rater be doing something myself, than sitting around the house each and every day. I do forget what...

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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bbsr13 Hello,lifbrue,.... I am a retired officer.i am quite happy with the present life,no responsibility,no duty,enjoying total rest after long 35 years service.i spend my time with reading news papers,watching tv news and entertainment channels and doing some work...

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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gemini_rose Well I do not work, I look after four kids and run the home, so really I would not want to retire as I feel like I am a bit retired now and by the time I can get back into working life I want to make up for the years I have missed out on!! If that makes sense....

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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blackbriar I will prolly still be doing my motor route in 30 yrs. unless something better comes up. Like someone gives me 10 acres with a house and barn and all fenced in so I can ride/drive my new horses.

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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winterose I am disabled and 53 years old and so since I am not working it is like I will be when I have retired. I am a writer, I write books and articles and sell my stuff and this is basically what I will be doing the rest of my life.

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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ellie333 I would put my work time into doing something for the local community, charity work maybe and do more for my local church but other than that I would enjoy the beautiful surroundings that I live near, the beach, the moors, the woods and read and relax. Ellie...

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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ElicBxn I AM retired. Well, semi-retired, I have a part time job. I am not doing what I did before I left the job I retired from. I would LOVE to not have to work, I could craft to my heart's content. I do spend time with my mom. I am so glad I'm out of that...

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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williamjisir I think that the best age for me to get retired is at the age of sixty, as is required by law to men, because men cannot get their retirement pension until they reach sixty years old of age. But to women, they can get their retirement pension at the age of...

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 29 Apr 08

Or, Are you going to retire? I hear an increasing number of people I know say they are bored out of their minds when they think about retirement and don't plan on retiring at all EVER! I also know some people who say they want to...

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mkchaves when i retire (which is far tooooo long before that happens) well.. i'll travel around the world (if i have a big retirement fee), enjoy doing the things that i havent done yet, uhmm... just think about MYSELF and I. do adventurous kind of stuff.. get wild..

30 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 23 Apr 08

The only problem with making money online is that the money I make is not worth the time I put into making it. I've not been able to find any way of making more than a couple of bucks a day doing a lot of random typing and...

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chicospagal Lifbrue, the 'secret' is in REFERRALs...I had signed up for a couple of pay to read sites about a year ago. I would click a few ads a day...even though I could tell it was going to take YEARS to get the minimum payout. I figured it was better than nothing....

25 Apr 08

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youdontsay @youdontsay (3497) • United States 9 Apr 08

I've been wondering what exactly is an itch. I have had plenty of itches in my time and know the experience. And looking it up on-line most of the definitions end up with "an irritation of the skin that makes one want to scratch."...

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youdontsay That makes sense about dry skin itching to signal that the dead cells need removed. Then rubbing or scratching removes them. Thanks.

25 Apr 08

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lifbrue @lifbrue (108) • United States 21 Apr 08

Batman is the clear answer here. Allow me to start by saying that I don't even put Superman in the "hero" category. He was born with super powers and it takes NO effort on his part to carry out his superpowers and save people and...

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emeraldisle I couldn't agree more. I never really saw Superman as a hero. Yes he went out and saved people, fought off villains and the like but he wasn't really put at risk. He couldn't be hurt. The only thing he had to worry about was someone using kryptonite on...

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