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kimbers867 @kimbers867 (2539) • United States 19 Feb 08

I have always been a morning person. I guess I can blame it on the three years I use to be a newspaper carrier in my teen years. Even when I went through my partying years, I would wake up early, then if I had the opportunity...

alarm clock

life

morning

snooze button

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tmg761 Definitely the latter - i keep pushing the snooze button over and over and... I'm a night owl but because of my job I have to force myself to bed at a reasonable hour every night (around midnight), so I'm not too tired when the alarm clock(s) go off.

25 Feb 08

dolce_vita78 @dolce_vita78 (8062) • Philippines 24 Feb 08

I have a moderate appetite for risks.. I weigh all possible pros and cons before making any decision on some things. There were times that I failed and there were also times that I was successful. But there are also instances when...

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tmg761 I don't take many chances in life - with one exception: I always take chances when it comes to love. I take the 'leap of faith' into the unknown every time - it hasn't worked out so far, but i don't think i will ever learn.

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raijin @raijin (10345) • Philippines 2 Jan 07

Do you agree that aside from speaking english, MUSIC is also a universal language? I've seen it everywhere, it bridges the gap and language barriers. Can you share your local music? What it is called, and it's origins? As we have...

ethnic music

indigenious music

local music

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tmg761 Yes, I agree - I will listen to anything as long as I like it. There is always 'something' that catches my attention: maybe the voice or the rythm; maybe drums or an instrument; maybe I just think it's beautiful and it hits all my feelings at once - this also...

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ESKARENA1 @ESKARENA1 (18261) 24 Feb 08

my friend (female) has met a nice guy (well as good as males get) the only problem she has is that he is a muslim and of course insists that she converts. She has decided that she doesnt want to become a muslim and therefore they...

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tmg761 I only have little knowledge - but I'm pretty sure once you convert to Islam, there's no going back: converting to another religion is the ultimate sin (don't know the right term) and therefore out of the question. Muslims can marry Christians - it is...

25 Feb 08

ESKARENA1 @ESKARENA1 (18261) 24 Feb 08

my friend (female) has met a nice guy (well as good as males get) the only problem she has is that he is a muslim and of course insists that she converts. She has decided that she doesnt want to become a muslim and therefore they...

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tmg761 Exactly. If you love and respect another person then you wouldn't want this person to change - would you? I think it's a selfish thing to ask someone to convert.

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maximax8 @maximax8 (31053) • United Kingdom 10 Dec 07

I might read a library book and enjoy it so much that I buy a copy and then keep it in my bookshelf. I sometimes buy books and don't enjoy them very much so I give them away. Travel books quickly get out of date so I tend to...

reading

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tmg761 Yes I do - books are like treasures to me, so I keep a lot of them. I have quite a lot of books and I sort through them sometimes in order to make room for new ones, but some books will allways stay with me because they have a special significance. When I...

24 Feb 08

ersmommy1 @ersmommy1 (12588) • United States 24 Feb 08

what is the last book you read? Would you recommend it? Did you like it? Do you have to enjoy the book to recommend it to someone else who may injoy it more than you did?

read

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tmg761 'The Kite Runner', definitely 'The Kite Runner' by Khaled Hosseini - it's very well written and it just has a bit of everything without being too much: friendship, betrayal, war, building a new life in a foreign country, loss, grief and doing the right thing...

24 Feb 08

ESKARENA1 @ESKARENA1 (18261) 24 Feb 08

my friend (female) has met a nice guy (well as good as males get) the only problem she has is that he is a muslim and of course insists that she converts. She has decided that she doesnt want to become a muslim and therefore they...

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tmg761 First of all, as far as I know you have to WANT to become a muslim - if you convert for someone else or for some other reason than wanting to be come a muslim yourself, then you're converting for the wrong reason. Secondly, why would anyone put conditions on...

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chicha0522 @chicha0522 (648) • Guam 23 Feb 08

The other day my friend invited me to her wedding, and I haven't seen her for almost 8 years. Now my boyfriend is very strict, I have a hard time asking permission to go out with friends, which I only do for like 2-3 times...

relationships

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tmg761 No, I wouldn't lie. Trust is all-important in a relationship, if you ask me. He would have to trust me (and if he knows me, he knows he can trust me). At some point in the relationship we would have to have a talk about trust and being insecure. But I won't...

24 Feb 08

kwenge @kwenge (2487) • Kenya 17 Jan 08

I love thunderstorms. The rain, the thunder, the lightening, the way it looks and crack of the lightening and the noise of the thunder. I really do love thunder storms. I love to be outside, under the eaves and watch it all...

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tmg761 Yes, I love them - the power of nature is awesome! We don't get really wild thunderstorms here, but sometimes you can still get a fairly good sense of the power involved. The brightness of the lightening, the almost deafening roar of the thunder and the heavy...

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12051976 @12051976 (231) • Ghana 13 Jan 08

As human as we are, as there any offence that when your partner commits it will be very difficult to forgive?

love

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tmg761 yes - betrayal. Definately betrayal - of any kind. It's unforgiveable in my mind.

23 Feb 08

vamsimmaddula11 @vamsimmaddula11 (1802) • India 30 Nov 06

i like red

color

like

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tmg761 My favourite colour is purple. It has been for many years now. In between I like other coulours, but I always come back to purple - in almost any shade.

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Eiregirl2017 @Eiregirl2017 (75) • United States 22 Feb 08

I would have to say Carrie Underwood, Taylor Swift, Vanessa Carlton, The Wreckers, and The Veronicas.

listening to music

vanessa carlton

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tmg761 My favourites have been favourites for a long time with one exception. I have listened to Abrar ul Haq, a Pakistani singer for about 6 months. I don't understand a word, but I like his voice and the music. Apart from Abrar I listen to David Gray, Del...

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pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 22 Feb 08

I heard this on the news last night and couldn't believe it. It seems some people do have a lot of money to burn...on much of nothing in my opinion Here's the...

most expensive license plate

waste of money

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tmg761 I agree - but it's his money, so he can spend it on whatever he wants. Personally I feel the money would have done a lot more good had it been given to charity instead; on the other hand I don't know this guy and maybe he has already donated a lot of money...

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mlhuff12 @mlhuff12 (797) • United States 21 Feb 08

Do you tear up your mail before you throw it away? I have never done this. But then I started dating a guy and he would tear off where his address would be and tear it up in little pieces or shred it. I thought this was very...

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tmg761 Yes, I do - my dad taught me to tear up anything with my name and address on it when I was a little girl and it made sense, so I have just kept on doing it ever since. Now I have a shredder, so that makes it a lot easier. (o:

22 Feb 08

goosal @goosal (158) • Indonesia 22 Feb 08

What you say "i love you" in your traditional / national language?

love

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tmg761 Hi, You say 'I love you' in Danish (my native tongue) like this: 'Jeg elsker dig'. tmg761

22 Feb 08

pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 22 Feb 08

I heard this on the news last night and couldn't believe it. It seems some people do have a lot of money to burn...on much of nothing in my opinion Here's the...

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tmg761 I would never pay that much for a licence plate for at least 3 reasons: 1. I don't have that amount of money and I don't think I ever will...luckily I don't care. 2. I don't have a car and I don't drive. 3. I think it's a typical 'Look what I've got' thing...

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