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scribe1 @scribe1 (1203) • United States 2 Jul 07

If my cat owned me the way I owned her, I think that my attitudes would change. I'd probably become more loving and appreciative and less judgemental. And I'd know that I would be utterly devoted to my (master) cat. I might...

cats

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mattwolves You obviously havn't been paying attention :). Cats own people not the other way round and to the best of my knowledge it has always been this way. We have had cats for years and they usually end up ruling the roost. Our dog is afraid of the cats even though...

3 Jul 07

Ravenladyj @Ravenladyj (22902) • United States 2 Jul 07

Its amazing in a totally terrifying way how much chaos, hatred, anger and rage a book of fiction can bring down on the world (and I say "fiction" because until it is proven otherwise without a shadow of a doubt, IMO it IS...

religion

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mattwolves ...And we do agree on the point that it is the interpretation that causes the problems.

2 Jul 07

Ravenladyj @Ravenladyj (22902) • United States 2 Jul 07

Its amazing in a totally terrifying way how much chaos, hatred, anger and rage a book of fiction can bring down on the world (and I say "fiction" because until it is proven otherwise without a shadow of a doubt, IMO it IS...

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mattwolves Yes thats better, thankyou :)

2 Jul 07

Ravenladyj @Ravenladyj (22902) • United States 2 Jul 07

Its amazing in a totally terrifying way how much chaos, hatred, anger and rage a book of fiction can bring down on the world (and I say "fiction" because until it is proven otherwise without a shadow of a doubt, IMO it IS...

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mattwolves Did you deliberatly edit that quote so it looks like I agree with you or was it just an accident? hmmmm....I wonder. Isn't that similar to what happens to all books, that people misread or read into them what they want to hear? If you tried hard enough you...

2 Jul 07

Ravenladyj @Ravenladyj (22902) • United States 2 Jul 07

Its amazing in a totally terrifying way how much chaos, hatred, anger and rage a book of fiction can bring down on the world (and I say "fiction" because until it is proven otherwise without a shadow of a doubt, IMO it IS...

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mattwolves I don't belong to any of the major religious groups but I don't really think that the actual books themselves are to blame for the hatred that you describe but that it is peoples interpretation of the books, and the bits they ignore, that cause the...

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Trace86 @Trace86 (5030) • United States 1 Jul 07

Does anybody have any idea what that song was that the Master was bopping around to near the beginning of the episode? It was so catchy and I've never heard it before. Is that because I am in America? Is it a British group?

dr who

master

music

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mattwolves The song is called 'Voodoo Child' by Rogue Traders and according to the BBC website it got to number 3 in the UK top ten in 2005. But the song at the beginning of 'Last of the Time lords', the final episode, was definately 'I can't decicde' by the scissor...

2 Jul 07

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mattwolves @mattwolves (66) 2 Jul 07

When you go shopping do you re-use your carrier bags? Recently this was fairly big news in the UK with companies like Sainsbury's releasing limited edition designer bags that could be re-used. We have a stock of sturdy...

carrier bags

shopping

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ma_belle @ma_belle (1357) • United States 25 Jun 07

What kind of items do you look for there? I like checking these types of stores out for vintage tees, books, housewares and other random things.

salvation army

thrift stores

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mattwolves We often go shopping in charity shops. Places like oxfam, YMCA, help the aged, PDSA, and one of our local charities Compton Hospice. The places are great for clothing, furniture, books, cds and our kids love to rummage through the toys. The only problem is...

2 Jul 07

markgadiano @markgadiano (895) • Philippines 1 Jul 07

I do play with my kids, whether is an athletic sports or an online games. Most of the time if we dont have a chance to go out playing outside, we do online games. How about you what are the activities in your family?

games

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mattwolves Mostly we play board games or go out for walks. I helped my kids complete Lego star wars on the PS2. Its a great two player game where you have to work together to get through the levels. However, usually i'm not very good at video games so I just try to...

1 Jul 07

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lovedude @lovedude (4447) • India 1 Jul 07

Have you ever loved somebody so much it made you cry?yes or no? if yes and if it can be said in open do write in brief..

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mattwolves Yes lots of people, and it also depends what you mean by love. Sometimes I love the people around me so much, my family and friends that it makes me cry. If you mean a specific relationship with a partner, I think every single one would be the answer. If you...

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mattwolves @mattwolves (66) 1 Jul 07

When I told my kids school teacher that I read to them every night she asked If I could have a word with the other parents. Is it really that unusually for a father to read to his kids? Our two youngest are eight and nine(nearly...

dad

father

reading

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mattwolves @mattwolves (66) 1 Jul 07

Has anyone got any interesting lasagne recipes? I love lasagne but rarely get to eat it as I am the only one in the house who likes it. I am after some different ingredients to tempt my non lasagne eating family to try one of the...

lasagne

recipes

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