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Marie Anne @Ldyjarhead (10232) • United States 16 Jul 08

I was just out playing with some of my plants in my container garden, pulled up some plants that are done for the year, played in the dirt, pulling out small roots to get ready to put in some veggies that like the cooler...

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Ejobsuccess @Ejobsuccess (895) • United States 7 Jul 08

Does anyone know a bit about hamsters? My coworker said that when she went to look at her poor munster ( that is what she calls him), that his ballz looked purplish blue. Can hamsters get blue balls or is there something severely...

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Edaily @Edaily (44) 7 Jul 08

These two days I have been dreaded by the question:what is the meaning of the punctuation and pronounciation fo "O'Neal".I am become crazy about that,could you do me a favor? Thanks in advance!

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ruperto @ruperto (1552) • Philippines 7 Jul 08

I saw a 1-liter mineral bottle filled with sand inside a hotel flush tank...(just to make sure it was safe :) ) For a moment I was wondering what it was for. I realize they actually save a liter of water for each flush. I...

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ruperto I'll take note, thanks. Another idea I've only seen was producing drinking water in survival training. It was about collecting moisture from the ground. A square plastic sheet about half a meter or so on each side was secured on each corner, about two...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 7 Jul 08

Have you yet found the perfect sunless tanner to use at home? I like the spray-on products, but I still get some uneven results and not dark enough. What's the best?

spray tan

tanning

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cynddvs I've been using Jergen's Natural Glow. It's the only self tanner I've found that doesn't leave me orange or streaky. Now I just wish they would make it smell a little better. I've yet to find a self tanner that I can tolerate the smell.

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ruperto @ruperto (1552) • Philippines 7 Jul 08

I saw a 1-liter mineral bottle filled with sand inside a hotel flush tank...(just to make sure it was safe :) ) For a moment I was wondering what it was for. I realize they actually save a liter of water for each flush. I...

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leateagee @leateagee (3667) • China 7 Jul 08

Curiousity is what led Einstein to discover gravity. Curiousity is the number strategy of journalists to earn for their living. Do you agree that 'curiousity can kill a cat'? Is being curious really dangerous? What do you think?

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 2 Jul 08

If you won or earned a paid vacation, but it was to be taken during your child's first week of school, would you go? The child would stay with someone and go to school. You would miss taking your child on the first day of school....

first day of school

missing children

vacation

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DonnaLawson I am not sure if I would go alone without my child.. We have gone on vacation and didn't get home until a couple of days into the school year, but I am not sure if I would leave my child so that I could go alone.. But my child is 27 now and I wouldn't have to...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 2 Jul 08

If you won or earned a paid vacation, but it was to be taken during your child's first week of school, would you go? The child would stay with someone and go to school. You would miss taking your child on the first day of school....

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michele_villasenor i don't think i would. i'm sure i'd be too excited preparing her for when it's finally time to start schooling - and anxious at the same time, that nothing could stand in the way of my taking her to school on the first day. family always goes first. especially...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 2 Jul 08

If you won or earned a paid vacation, but it was to be taken during your child's first week of school, would you go? The child would stay with someone and go to school. You would miss taking your child on the first day of school....

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dmcollie MMMMM I love my daughter to pieces. I have taken her out of school before to take her on a free trip that we won. It was a two week trip that was fully paid for two. I paid only for her tickets to the places that we went to. And she slept in the same bed as my...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 2 Jul 08

If you won or earned a paid vacation, but it was to be taken during your child's first week of school, would you go? The child would stay with someone and go to school. You would miss taking your child on the first day of school....

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kezabelle No! plain and simple my children always come first and a childs first day at school is important, its a big thing in their life and when it happens I will be there to talk with them allow them to show me what they did and be there to comfort them when they...

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Jhordie @Jhordie (5115) • Philippines 5 Jul 08

This was the question of my Educ 44 professor last meeting. Isn't it difficult? I am sure my friends here in MYLOT will be able to help me answer this MIND-BOGGLING and TRICKY question of hers. Thanks in advance...

difference

educated

learned

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Jhordie I wish you were my professor for your ideas were clearly stated and made this topic a lil bit easier. Thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas to me and to all other mylotters who were able to read your response. God bless and wish to read more from you again....

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amandar658 @amandar658 (547) 5 Jul 08

I used to be a piano player as a child, and in high school joined the band and took many high school music classes. I always felt that it helped me stay clam and relieved. I was wondering if someone else felt that way too.

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trickiwoo @trickiwoo (2702) • United States 5 Jul 08

So today while I was at work, a young pregnant girl came in to shop with her parents. She couldn't have been older than 15. She was wearing a maternity t-shirt that said, "I'm Not Fat, I'm Knocked Up" where the words "Knocked Up"...

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Jhordie @Jhordie (5115) • Philippines 5 Jul 08

This was the question of my Educ 44 professor last meeting. Isn't it difficult? I am sure my friends here in MYLOT will be able to help me answer this MIND-BOGGLING and TRICKY question of hers. Thanks in advance...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 3 Jul 08

I think orange cats seem smarter and friskier, gray and white cats without stripes are likely meaner or more aggressive, black and white tuxedo kitties are more aloof and sophisticated, gray tiger-stripes are friendlier, etc. It...

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mobdestroyer One of my cats is gray-striped and he indeed is very friendly, but my other cat, black and wihte colored fights all the time and he bully's my two orange cats .

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 3 Jul 08

I think orange cats seem smarter and friskier, gray and white cats without stripes are likely meaner or more aggressive, black and white tuxedo kitties are more aloof and sophisticated, gray tiger-stripes are friendlier, etc. It...

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DonnaLawson I am not sure about the other colors but I had a black cat.. She was very loving intelligent cat.. She was a neighborhood cat and everyone loved her so much.. She was curious, playful, cuddly, proud, silent, cautious, soft and loving.. I am not sure of other...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 3 Jul 08

I think orange cats seem smarter and friskier, gray and white cats without stripes are likely meaner or more aggressive, black and white tuxedo kitties are more aloof and sophisticated, gray tiger-stripes are friendlier, etc. It...

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exotik805 hmmm i dont noe, but once a cat had 8 kitties and they were all identical (Except for 1 which came out a light golden brown color and long fur) anywho they all had very different personalities...there was always the one that ran under the cars and when i...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 3 Jul 08

I think orange cats seem smarter and friskier, gray and white cats without stripes are likely meaner or more aggressive, black and white tuxedo kitties are more aloof and sophisticated, gray tiger-stripes are friendlier, etc. It...

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metschica25 I never really stopped to think about this one. I think all cats no matter what color they are have a uniqueness to then . I know my black cats seem so friendly and just so silly , same with the grey ones. My tabbu ones are not as friendly and seem to keep to...

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mclendon @mclendon (308) • United States 3 Jul 08

I think orange cats seem smarter and friskier, gray and white cats without stripes are likely meaner or more aggressive, black and white tuxedo kitties are more aloof and sophisticated, gray tiger-stripes are friendlier, etc. It...

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AlterAnomaly It seems like it. One of the stray orange cats follows you to beg if you are at the grill without being shy, and I used to own a gray cat that would constantly get into fights.

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