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BellasmamaTiff @BellasmamaTiff (2544) • United States 1 Nov 07

I'm going to be run run running the next three to six months, and won't be able to cook meals that will take long to make. Can you guys help me out with some FAST recipes? Something healthy and filling, that my whole family will...

cooking

family

fast meals

food and nutrition

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new_waver Portobello mushroom burgers are one my favorite quick meals--- they take about 20 minutes to make, are really filling and tasty. Plus, it makes a nice healthy change from ground beef. Here's a link to a good recipe:...

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Amy @artemis432 (7474) • Abernathy, Texas 30 Oct 07

How honest are you with opinions? Are you honest when asked - or do you offer it up yourself? Do you tell friends that clothes or hairstyle isn't flattering or about the spinach stuck in their teeth?

relationship dynamics

weightloss

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new_waver Friends don't let friends walk around with spinach in their teeth! ;) As for giving my opinion on how they're dressed, I'll give an honest answer if I'm asked for my opinion. Or if it's something monumentally hideous, I suppose I'd volunteer my opinion...

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applsofgld @applsofgld (2506) • United States 29 Oct 07

Years ago I had a women's cologne called Intimate by Revlon, I got so many compliments whenever I wore it, but I can't find it anymore. I also loved to wear Rapture by Victoria's Secret and Heavenly by Victoria's Secret. Another...

favorite womens fragrance

womens colognes

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new_waver I use Very Irresistible by Givenchy almost every day. I'm not normally fond of rose-based scents, but this one is very nice, with a hint of spiciness. It's flirty and sexy without being too heavy. I also really like Happy Heart by Clinique---clean and bright,...

30 Oct 07

Deborah L. Alten @gtargirl (5376) • United States 29 Oct 07

Is there lots to do where you live? Night life, shopping or major attractions like amusement parks, perhaps. Or is your town serene? Life is kick back. You bake apple pies from the apples in your back yard etc. What's life like in...

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new_waver You're in luck then, because Newcastle is very close to the Scottish border. The only thing that's between us and Scotland is Northumberland county, the most rural (and castle-filled) county in the UK.

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new_waver @new_waver (198) 30 Oct 07

On two separate occasions now I've had to edit my replies because they supposedly contain language of a mature nature or that violates the Mylot terms of service. Except...not. In one I was trying to recommend a book by an...

censorship

rant

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new_waver Is there somewhere on the site to view the words listed as 'mature content'? Thanks for the advice about editing my preferences. :)

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new_waver @new_waver (198) 30 Oct 07

On two separate occasions now I've had to edit my replies because they supposedly contain language of a mature nature or that violates the Mylot terms of service. Except...not. In one I was trying to recommend a book by an...

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joshua_w @joshua_w (501) • Malaysia 30 Oct 07

When it comes to memories of my youth, music inevitably comes to mind. Music from the 80's, specifically those 'new-wave' music often characterized by its use of synthesizers, was often overlook by music critics and the so-called...

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new_waver I agree with you about new wave being overlooked by most 'serious' music critics, although they paid a lot of attention to some bands in the second British invasion---mostly punks like the Pistols, Elvis Costello, etc. I've just written a dissertation on new...

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suyuan @suyuan (34) • China 30 Oct 07

I'm only a college student,and will graduate in two years.But now, lots of time I feel confused What about you when you meet this situation?

university

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new_waver Studying is the main thing you do in university, since that's why you're there. However, the social aspect of uni is very important, too---it's really easy to get depressed and overly stressed if the only thing you do is study all the time (trust me, I learned...

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Deborah L. Alten @gtargirl (5376) • United States 29 Oct 07

Is there lots to do where you live? Night life, shopping or major attractions like amusement parks, perhaps. Or is your town serene? Life is kick back. You bake apple pies from the apples in your back yard etc. What's life like in...

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new_waver Well, compared to the tiny little Florida town I used to live in, this place seems very fast and urban. However, really, compared to a place like London, Newcastle is very slow and provincial. Compare the subways, for instance: In London if you miss your...

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sajuman @sajuman (1853) • India 28 Oct 07

Hi dear mylot users...We all are here(in mylot)for making money..Is it?Is mylot is your favorite ...or any other site is there...My favorite is always mylot..as i earned a little money here... This is the discussion to tell about...

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new_waver I'm new to this whole idea of pay-to-post message boards. Mylot is the main one I check because it has the most active discussions and the most diverse posters. I also recently joined Ask Answer Earn because they seem to have reasonably high rate of pay per...

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laurentyu1 @laurentyu1 (743) • Romania 29 Oct 07

living without technology? Imagine that you will have to live the rest of your life without technology. Well i do not see myself living without,i think that we are to dependent to our technology.What about you?

technology

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new_waver What kind of technology do you mean? 20th and 21st century technology like rockets, computers or televisions, 19th century technology like the telephone or phonograph, or much earlier technologies like eyeglasses or paper? ;) Sorry, I'm being facetious. I...

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sarahruthbeth22 @sarahruthbeth22 (43143) • United States 11 Oct 07

When I was in school we had a good orchestra and a good band and a good choir. So I thought we should have gotten together and played Beeethoven's 9th.

classical

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new_waver I always wanted to sing 'O Mio Babbino Caro' and 'Un Bel Di', but I never got a chance to. I also always wanted to sing 'Der Holle Rache' (The Queen of the Night Aria), but it's so far out of my range it's not even funny!

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opinione @opinione (749) • Italy 29 Oct 07

Question posed mainly to not-Italian people... thanks

listening to music

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new_waver Well, Maria Callas was Greek, so she doesn't count. I guess the most famous Italian singers I know of would be Luciano Pavarotti and Celia Bartoli. Oh, and Andrea Bocelli, of course! Yes, I know they're all opera singers. ;)

29 Oct 07

pinay81 @pinay81 (1535) • Philippines 29 Oct 07

i like soup specially in winter and the weather is very cold i always cook the cream of mushroom and chicken soup with a little spring of onion rings yummmy how about you?

soup

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new_waver I love cream soups. Sure, they're fattening and not all that great for you but they're so comforting and filling...and they taste wonderful! Potato and leek is a favorite, along with butternut squash, or cream of mushroom. Nice with a slice of toast and a hot...

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orange_cien @orange_cien (94) • Philippines 29 Oct 07

I am still young and still in my teenage years. But I already have a lot of white hair. My mom doesn't want me to have it colored at a salon because I might have allergies with the chemicals in the dyes. Do you have any...

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new_waver Henna might be a good alternative to chemical dyes, although you are limited to red-brown or dark brown, since those are the most common henna dye colors. It might be worth a shot though!

29 Oct 07

slavezero @slavezero (833) • Philippines 27 Sep 07

hi... has anyone has tried eating garlic flavored ice cream?... I've heard that garlic is the new flavor of ice cream. i wonder how it taste... but im sure dracula will not have this new ice cream flavor on his favorite list of...

garlic

garlic ice cream

ice cream

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new_waver Garlic? No. As much as I love garlic, it's not meant to be an ice cream flavor. That said, I have eaten wasabi flavored ice cream, so I don't know that I could make fun of someone that likes garlic ice cream.

29 Oct 07

youless @youless (113952) • Guangzhou, China 16 Oct 07

I don't think I will eat the ice cream in the freezing day because I am so afraid of the cold weather.

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new_waver My love for ice cream is year-round! Once a group of friends and I walked along a busy road in the cold weather to go to go get ice cream from an outdoor stand. Sure, it was freezing, but it was so tasty I couldn't resist.

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batulboy @batulboy (194) • Philippines 29 Oct 07

banana splits are the best right?

ice cream

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new_waver Brownie a la mode is my favorite, but with banana splits you can at least pretend they're halfway healthy, what with the fruit and all. ;)

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abby026 @abby026 (42) • United States 29 Oct 07

Do you still buy cookbooks or go to the internet for recipes? I love to buy new cookbooks, but find that I am running out of space for them. I will buy a book even to get just a few recipes out of it and never use the rest of the...

cookbooks

magazines

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new_waver I like both, really. There's something about having a book, with all the recipes, tips and tricks, etc collected in one place that's nice. Plus, it saves a lot of time if you know where your favorite recipes are in the book. However, I am a big fan of...

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