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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 25 Apr 07

Hi! I am still kind of nwe to MyLot, but I always see so many discussions with pages and pages of people replying. But whenever I start a discussion, I only get a few replies, if I am lucky! So I am asking all your MyLot veterans...

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zoya28rock make your topics interesting, refer some firends(maybe your own) , if your not interested in your topic the chances are they wont be either, can you please respond to all of discussion i will do the same ,...(which iam doing right now) have a great day!:D

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 25 Apr 07

Hi! I am still kind of nwe to MyLot, but I always see so many discussions with pages and pages of people replying. But whenever I start a discussion, I only get a few replies, if I am lucky! So I am asking all your MyLot veterans...

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disvachic What I normally do is search for discussions in my interest section and I make friends that are active.

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 25 Apr 07

Hi! I am still kind of nwe to MyLot, but I always see so many discussions with pages and pages of people replying. But whenever I start a discussion, I only get a few replies, if I am lucky! So I am asking all your MyLot veterans...

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speedy1279 Try to make more friends in the interest that you have selected. I have a few friends that will comment on about every discussion that I post. Also if you want to start a discussion on something look it up first to see if someone else has already done it. Most...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 25 Apr 07

Hi! I am still kind of nwe to MyLot, but I always see so many discussions with pages and pages of people replying. But whenever I start a discussion, I only get a few replies, if I am lucky! So I am asking all your MyLot veterans...

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speedy1279 The star is your rating. You will receive it once you hit 100. That tells you what other people think about the quality of stuff you write. The higher the number means people really like what you have to say and the topics you choose to write about. You are...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 25 Apr 07

Hi! I am still kind of nwe to MyLot, but I always see so many discussions with pages and pages of people replying. But whenever I start a discussion, I only get a few replies, if I am lucky! So I am asking all your MyLot veterans...

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juliansmom I've had the same thing. What I've started to notice is that the discussions with pages and pages of replies are not from new members to Mylot. I'm wondering how many posts you need to have before you aren't considered new anymore. I also wonder what it...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 25 Apr 07

Hi! I am still kind of nwe to MyLot, but I always see so many discussions with pages and pages of people replying. But whenever I start a discussion, I only get a few replies, if I am lucky! So I am asking all your MyLot veterans...

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skdigi Have you browsed the popular discussions? Take note of what they are about...usually current events, popular things in the media. I do agree that it can be a bit of a popularity contest sometimes too so I'm in the same boat..start posting away!

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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Pigglies A local shelter or rabbit rescue chapter should know of a close feed store. Or ask horse owners if there are horses in the area. You actually can buy hay online. I've ordered some before through www.kmshayloft.com and it is fantastic. I've tried both the...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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birdlady48192 I would just like to add that cat litter isn't a good thing to use with rabbits. There have been cases where the rabbit has eaten the litter and died because of it. Also Pine or cedar bedding isn't good for rabbits, or any rodents.

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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Pigglies Pine is safe if kiln dried (the brand out here is Thoroughbed). The kiln drying process removes the harmful phenols. Cedar cannot be made safe and shouldn't be used.

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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Pigglies I haven't heard of the fat problem as much, as the problems with the protein and calcium levels for rabbits over a year (with alfalfa pellets). For an adult rabbit, I tend to feed about a tablespoon of pellets per 5 pounds of rabbit. So that's really not...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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hcromer My rabbit has cost me so much less than having a dog. I usually buy a 40 pound bag of rabbit food from Wal Mart and that'll last her a couple of months and it only runs me about $6. I bought my rabbit from an individual at a flea market for $5. Rabbits are...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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birdlady48192 Altho it does depend on where you are at as to cost, the two things you need as far as food is hay and veggies. Pellets aren't really that good for a rabbit as they have to much fat. Unless you get a baby which in that case it can have pellets until it's about...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 11 Apr 07

I'm such a big baby! I still sleep with stuffed animals and it helps me to fall asleep faster when I am hugging something soft and cuddly... I am practically being crowded out of my bed by all my bears. I sleep on a single bed,...

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vivasuzi I do have one teddy bear that I still have every night. I use it to prop my arm up b/c my shoulder will hurt otherwise :) I like to have a lot of pillows also, just stuff to cuddle like you said. It does make it a lot easier to sleep.

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 1 Apr 07

Hi! I have never really played either KH game before, but my roommates are super-addicted to them and I have watched them play. Both look like a lot of fun, and I'm a huge fan of Disney movies and other cutesy things. I won't be...

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IzzyKitty Agreed, KH1 should be just about the best choice to go (:! It will help you understand the main character more, along with the story. Especially since in KH2, things get more complex. Not sure if Nomura will make a KH3 T___T I hope so! But there is a new...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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Pigglies That's not true at all. Rabbits are pretty clean animals. They groom themselves and are easily litterbox trained. They aren't clean if you don't keep their area clean, and if you keep anything in a tiny cage it's not going to smell pretty. When given adequate...

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Luis Medina @luispas (1674) • Venezuela 31 May 17

There are some situations in my life that I had this doubt on my mind, and it's kind of hard to find the answer. Sometimes you see things, meet people, or anything happen just in the right moment, something that you can't...

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Pigglies There are some situations in my life that I had this doubt on my mind, and it's kind of hard to find the answer. Sometimes you see things, meet people, or anything happen just in the right moment, something that you can't believe. So, what's you belief? Who or...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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Pigglies Definitely ask. A lot of apartments don't allow farm animals, and some do consider rabbits as farm animals (some out here will allow dogs even, but not rabbits). And don't forget hay, not just pellets. :) Hay is the most essential part of a rabbit's diet.

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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Pigglies You should be feeding more hay. Hay should be available at all times. Pellets can be fed as treats if you need to save money, but hay is *extremely important*, I cannot stress it enough. Hay is a necessity for the rabbit digestive tract and for their teeth. If...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 2 Apr 07

Hi, I really want to get a rabbit as a pet. They seem to be very clean and quiet, and not to mention adorable! The problem is, I'm a college student, so I don't have that much money to throw around. I was thinking it would be...

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Pigglies Have you ever considered fostering a rabbit? If there are many rabbits in shelters in your area, there are also probably rescues that you could foster a rabbit for. Then you would be given the supplies and the vet bills would be paid (for most rescues, do...

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milkymoon @milkymoon (119) • United States 1 Apr 07

Hi! I have never really played either KH game before, but my roommates are super-addicted to them and I have watched them play. Both look like a lot of fun, and I'm a huge fan of Disney movies and other cutesy things. I won't be...

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majiesto Yea, I would start with the first one. If you start with the second, I would assume that you would be extremely confused, seeing as it is one story in two games. Either way you start though, I believe that you will enjoy both of them. Plus, by the time you...

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