teezerob

@teezerob (27)

Age 70

Joined myLot 18 years ago

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Knife crime

teezerob @teezerob (27) 20 Aug 08

This evening on one of the high streets in London, a woman who was at a cash machine stabbed a man because she alleged that he was paying undue attention to her child. Apparently this man has a history of accosting women and...

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teezerob Even though he has a history, it seems nobody bothered to report him and have only come forward when the Police started interviewing witnesses on the high street

20 Aug 08

Knife crime

teezerob @teezerob (27) 20 Aug 08

This evening on one of the high streets in London, a woman who was at a cash machine stabbed a man because she alleged that he was paying undue attention to her child. Apparently this man has a history of accosting women and...

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teezerob It still remains to be seen how events will pan out

20 Aug 08

Do u hate Chinese?

hiddenwing @hiddenwing (3719) • China 16 Aug 08

I am Chinese. Most of Chinese like American so far as I am concerned. Thus, we hope that they like us in a same way. At least, they don't hate Chinese. However, I found that some American hate Chinese. It is sad, really! We...

do u hate chinese

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teezerob you call yourself God power but you hate. God's power is love

18 Aug 08

My new word

teezerob @teezerob (27) 17 Aug 08

I learned a new word this morning....PUSILLANIMOUS. Does anyone know what it means and how it could be used in spoken English or do you think it will be too much of a mouthfull and should only be written?

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teezerob Not just a mouthful an eyeful as well. Could not even spell it when i tried to write it so had to cut and paste. Good thing the spell checker knew what it was

18 Aug 08

My new word

teezerob @teezerob (27) 17 Aug 08

I learned a new word this morning....PUSILLANIMOUS. Does anyone know what it means and how it could be used in spoken English or do you think it will be too much of a mouthfull and should only be written?

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teezerob very welcome

18 Aug 08

My new word

teezerob @teezerob (27) 17 Aug 08

I learned a new word this morning....PUSILLANIMOUS. Does anyone know what it means and how it could be used in spoken English or do you think it will be too much of a mouthfull and should only be written?

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teezerob I have found out it means no backbone and was used in relation to a lawyer who made the poorest representation of a client who got banged up

18 Aug 08