@polaroidsredwine on myLot

katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28716) • United States 4 Apr 13

My 10 year old saw this book at a book store awhile back, and really wanted it. Hubby and I thought it was sort of pointless at the time, so did not buy it. For Easter each of the kids got $20 from Aunt Doris, and the 10 year old...

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polaroidsredwine Ah yes, these are fairly common - I remember seeing these sorts of things stuck in at school book fairs when I was younger. There are girl versions, too! They can be pretty fun and some of them are even like activity books to share among friends. They're...

5 Apr 13

dlr297 @dlr297 (5409) • United States 22 Jan 13

40 Years ago today. The insidious U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. weather you are pro life, or pro choice. I am asking all my my-lot friends to please take a moment and say a prayer, for all the children...

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polaroidsredwine Alas, God's law is not the authority where I am. That is not the only definition of death - a heartbeat is only part of what keeps the body ticking. There's also this thing called a brain that's kind of necessary to function. At fourteen days, the child...

18 Mar 13

TheDemonicAngel @TheDemonicAngel (699) • United States 19 Feb 13

I am sure almost everyone has a strange habit or two. I for one have one very strange habit that may be a little disgusting to some people, but researching on the net; apparently a lot of people do it so it may not be so...

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polaroidsredwine My weirdest habit has to be my scalp picking ...I can sit for hours and rake through my hair, fingernails against my scalp, and if I find anything that feels irregular I carve away - usually it's just picking at dandruff but I've picked to the point where I've...

20 Feb 13

dlr297 @dlr297 (5409) • United States 22 Jan 13

40 Years ago today. The insidious U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. weather you are pro life, or pro choice. I am asking all my my-lot friends to please take a moment and say a prayer, for all the children...

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polaroidsredwine Has anyone ever mentioned the lives that were killed by anti-abortionists? Dr. George Tiller, murdered in cold blood while at church, and this isn't even touching on the threats to his life beforehand (there are entire articles devoted to documenting...

20 Feb 13

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polaroidsredwine @polaroidsredwine (509) • United States 17 Jan 13

A few days ago at work I was rather busy assisting one customer, trying to answer all her questions. I glanced away for a brief second and it must've been a cue to another customer that I was free or something, despite the fact...

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911Ricki @911Ricki (13588) • Canada 17 Jan 13

I am fuming right now, I submitted my pay. I log into today expecting to be paid, yep my money isn't there. A lady my mom works with who has a the same job as me but different route didn't get paid either. Now luckily I...

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polaroidsredwine I agree. There has to be some law about this, no matter if you work for the government or not - not paying for a full month is definitely shady and far from okay. This really needs to be taken up with a lawyer or something. The government needs to abide by the...

17 Jan 13

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dorannmwin @dorannmwin (36392) • United States 17 Jan 13

First of all, I have to say that I don't mean any kind of offense to any tow headed person on mylot and my little boy is a tow head too. I don't think that blond people are dingy, but I do tend to think of the cliche. So on...

dingy

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polaroidsredwine Oh no! That's so silly. I can't actually recall the last time I've had a moment that made me come off so dense. My sister, however - up until age 16, she was convinced brown cows made chocolate milk. Even nearly a decade later, after she came home throwing...

17 Jan 13

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ardoy0731 @ardoy0731 (7308) • Philippines 16 Jan 13

I went to mall nearby the office this afternoon to hear mass which I used to do during Wednesday. After the mass, I went to the mall supermarket to buy something. This supermaket used to barricade just like in the bank before the...

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polaroidsredwine Oh yeah, that would've made me ridiculously mad, too. Sad to say, she will probably attempt to pull the same stunt again - having one person get on her case about it probably didn't do enough to teach her a lesson on being polite and, you know, following the...

17 Jan 13

Archie0 @Archie0 (5654) 6 Jan 13

I don't get some men at all. They have so low thinking that they go on passing comments, if a girl is wearing a short dress that means she is inviting a rapist. Or she is a open vault, and anyone can take her advantage. I want to...

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polaroidsredwine What a terrible comparison to make. A person's body is not a commodity. It's not a woman's fault that society has sexualized the female body to the point where she needs to actively think about how she should go around dressed. It's not like men have to do...

16 Jan 13

ardoy0731 @ardoy0731 (7308) • Philippines 16 Jan 13

I went to mall nearby the office this afternoon to hear mass which I used to do during Wednesday. After the mass, I went to the mall supermarket to buy something. This supermaket used to barricade just like in the bank before the...

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polaroidsredwine You did the right thing! Those are the sort of people who act as if they're entitled to get what they want all the time and they annoy me endlessly (especially as I've done my share of cashiering and having to tailor to those sorts' needs). Also, good on her...

16 Jan 13

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chiwasaki @chiwasaki (4695) • Philippines 30 Dec 12

Whenever I hear the song Wherever you will go by The Calling, it always makes me cry. This song is the last song I played in my guitar and I sang in front of my father. A week before he died, he asked me to sing and play a song...

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polaroidsredwine Oh wow, that song is really nostalgic - and certainly a loaded one. I love it, and I completely understand how it brings you to tears, especially since you've attached it to your late father. Well, I have a few songs that bring me to tears, but the most...

3 Jan 13

mayrylflores @mayrylflores (173) • Philippines 1 Jan 13

Do you ever had this feeling of joy or loneliness every time you here your favorite song? When I have nothing to do I just listen to music and suddenly those music change my emotion.I play a specific song to lessen the sadness...

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polaroidsredwine Music speaks to the soul - or, mostly, the brain, and by speak I mean alters it a little. But I love listening to music to help me improve my mood or, if nothing else, to find something that I can deeply relate to in the situation I'm going through at any...

3 Jan 13

akosibinot @akosibinot (79) • Philippines 13 Dec 12

It's sure a very fragile issue to talk about but I want people to know that there are good conceptions about this. I know that this might be a burdened from couples, especially the younger one, when they have an unwanted pregnancy...

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polaroidsredwine Not every person has the resources (financially, mentally, physically, emotionally) to care for a disabled child. And not everyone in the world wants to have a child.

22 Dec 12

Fatcat44 @Fatcat44 (1141) • United States 20 Dec 12

Well many people are advocating getting rid of guns in the USA. Here's a good point that I have heard. Did prohibition work? Has banning of drugs work? Well, that is about how gun control would work. Why don't we look...

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polaroidsredwine The solution isn't to completely take away guns - that would just lead to situations akin to prohibition and making drugs illegal. Limiting access to certain firearms would be better - it wouldn't stop all of the gun violence that occurs, certainly, but the...

22 Dec 12

alias_paul @alias_paul (134) • Philippines 9 Dec 12

Last week a story came to me that an old friend got pregnant and aborted her baby. Sad! It really shocks me a lot as I heard of the news. I never expected that she can end a life of an helpless baby. I feel guilty of what she did...

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polaroidsredwine It's not the penultimate goal of a woman to have a child, and there are mothers out there who really don't have the barest inkling of concern for their children - just because a person has an abortion doesn't mean they don't care at all for life, because it's...

9 Dec 12

polaroidsredwine @polaroidsredwine (509) • United States 23 Nov 12

Encountering the few people who are genuinely nice and patient when it comes to us retail workers who pull shifts on Black Friday make the entire day worth it, in my opinion. Today I had to drag ladders out for several...

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polaroidsredwine Ahaha, Black Friday is definitely chaotic. The aisles were filled with toys that both parents and children had haphazardly discarded, so I spent a good chunk of my shift trying to get everything organized again. I'd love to rest tomorrow, but I have a shift...

23 Nov 12

Jenith @Jenith (1381) • Philippines 15 Nov 12

Oh I live in a country where Roman Catholic dominates and we strongly believe that abortion is a sin. I'm just thinking what if abortion is legal, does it has a great advantage? Less street kids, less starved people specially the...

abortion is legal

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polaroidsredwine Just because someone has an abortion doesn't mean they will go through severe depression after. There are many people out there who don't ever want a child. I agree with you that birth control should be given out, but not only that - people should also be...

23 Nov 12

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