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savypat @savypat (20216) • United States 13 Feb 13

Here is a new activity for you if you are having to wait somewhere or just bored. Try to put yourself into someone else's body, now be vareful don't stare, but look at them carefully then move in. Me, I am always attracted to a...

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webearn99 It is the "feel good" factor that works its magic here. Definitely worth a try.

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TheRealDawn @dawnald (85051) • Shingle Springs, California 13 Feb 13

You may have occasionally seen me use the insult "may the fleas of a thousand camels infest their armpits". Perhaps you are wondering where that one came from. I Googled it, and it is actually all over the internet in...

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webearn99 It seems oriental to say the least, and perhaps a bit too mild. Infesting the crotch might be more graphical and funny.

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vanny @vandana7 (97177) • India 13 Feb 13

So...men are always for cars, electronic gadgets, and complex musical system that seem to have wires everywhere for you to fall down and lose your teeth. And we women... We like clothes, heels, lipsticks, nailpolish, hair...

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webearn99 Fireworks eh? Okay! This is from a male perspective. We men buy things for the sole purpose of keeping up with the unsaid demands of women. A car? That is for us to drive you females around. What do we get out of it? Being a glorified chauffeur....

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kalav56 @kalav56 (11464) • India 13 Feb 13

‘Valentine’s day’ is predominantly a Christian feast and has been associated with love and romance even before the fifteenth century .While this has been very popular abroad, in India my knowledge about this was purely from...

romance in college life

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webearn99 We in India also have this tradition. It was called "Vasantotsavam" or as it is known now as Holi. This festival is dedicated to Madana or the mythological cupid. The way it is celebrated is different from what happens on a valentine's day, but the spirit is...

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Marja @buenavida (9987) • Sweden 11 Feb 13

One of my friends posted some thought provoking info.. Have a look: In 2012 the world spent $1735 billion on war. It would take $135 billion to end poverty. Man continues to ignore God's commandment to love each other....

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webearn99 Forgive me for being cynical, but, when did mankind follow "God's commandment"? It is only when it suits us that we actually give a thought to what religion says. Normally it is pure selfishness that guides on what we do. Administrations have this vested...

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savypat @savypat (20216) • United States 12 Feb 13

My cloths dryer died and I am having to hang wet cloths all over the house to finish the laundry. I had forgotten the smell, I had not hung wet cloths in the house for over 50 years. Boy have I been spoiled. Hubby has been asking...

choices

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webearn99 Somehow I still prefer sun dried clothes to the drier dried clothes. The smell of sun dried clothes fresh off a cloths line is simply too good to forget. We have plenty of sunlight in India so drying cloths in sun is normally no hassle. In cities, however,...

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Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 12 Feb 13

In this country, at the moment, we're finding out that not all food we eat is what it's supposed to be i.e. horse instead of beef found in processed foods. I'm so glad I don't eat this crap anymore. At first...

processed food is rubbish

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webearn99 It is greed that makes people do this. Greed that makes them oblivious to the health hazards people are likely to face when they eat. It is the same in some cheaper brands of commercially available packed food in India. Though the label says "Tomato...

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TheRealDawn @dawnald (85051) • Shingle Springs, California 7 Feb 13

So this morning Dearra was talking about her latest (since Spring, this is the longest one so far) obsession, Tom Hiddleson (Loki in The Avengers), and how nice he was and never sarcastic. Then she said sarcasm was an important...

dizzy word combination

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webearn99 Teens or for that matter, anyone with a passion are bound to do that. That is what develops a language. Feels funtastic, doesn't it?

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MissPiggy @MissPiggy (1748) • Indonesia 4 Feb 13

Seriously, I'm really asking this especially for all the men who have been in a relationship for long. Even I need those who have been married for years. What do you expect from you partner? I mean, we can't read your mind and...

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webearn99 Understanding is certainly compromise for a very large part. I prefer to call it give and take in life. Nothing comes perfect in life. We just work for something and as chances go, we may land up something that we desired, but not all that we wanted. We have...

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Graceekwenx @Graceekwenx (3160) • Philippines 5 Feb 13

Does perfume have an expiry date? Based on experience, some perfumes and colognes tend to smell like a grass... i wonder why... if perfume quality does change in time, what must we do to retain its scent?

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webearn99 Anything that smells has an expiry date. Perfumes are chemicals or organic extracts mixed into a base chemical, generally alcohol. Perfumes evaporate from this mixture, mix with air and produce the pleasant scent which you can smell. As time goes by the...

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Gautam1002 @Gautam1002 (730) • India 5 Feb 13

It has been more than 7 months now since I have entered my college and regretfully speaking, it has been a place which I am finding hard to survive in because of the stiff competition you tend to face in anything and everything...

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webearn99 I am the kind of a guy that hates getting into trouble and the bad mood that follows it. I have also found that keeping busy while in a bad mood also has this habit of landing me into more problems, as whatever I do to keep busy gets messed up too! That dear...

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Acechelyn22 @Acechelyn22 (5) • Philippines 5 Feb 13

Harry Potter is my favorite book. It is a series of seven fantasy novels written by J.K Rowling. It is about Harry's quest to overcome the dark wizard Lord Vodemort, who wants to become immortal,powerful and conquer the wizarding...

books

harry potter

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webearn99 The best book I have read so far, is a book called "Who moved my cheese?" It has a personal narrative about how we should adapt to changing circumstances. The comparison is between mice and men. Short but a very inspiring and practical book. Very useful in...

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ctryhnny @ctryhnny (3460) • United States 4 Feb 13

Last week I had an appointment with a Vascular Surgeon and I got so upset over what he told me that I didn't think to ask him the questions that I should have and he wasn't very open about my problem. I might go for a second...

psychiatrist

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webearn99 Most of the psychiatrists are well informed. It is their job to get you thinking right. If information is what you want to be reassured, they will have it or in case they are not so well informed, they will source it for you. Please keep in mind that what the...

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kalav56 @kalav56 (11464) • India 5 Feb 13

I stay just behind a very huge mall and can walk in and buy my regular stock of vegetables or other essentials without much trouble. .It is Big Bazaar. But I do not like one thing here.They pack things in large quantities and...

big bazaar

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webearn99 Welcome to the world of deception! These outlets rely on the greed of gullible to literally dispose of old items. By law they can sell any product if the date of expiry is still valid. The apparent savings advertised lures almost everyone. The result is...

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sukumar794 @sukumar794 (5040) • Thiruvananthapuram, India 4 Feb 13

One of the most important doctrines of spiritual thinking and order is to focus firmly on one's own deeds and not on the fruits of labor. When result is awaited anxiously ,restlessness sets in thereby disturbing the entire mental...

leaving things to happen as it should

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webearn99 I fully agree with you and with Srimad Bhagavat Gita where this concept was first given by Lord Krishna to Arjuna during the war of Kurukshetra. A duty bound man should be detached (Vairagya), simply not caring for results. It is indeed amazing how clever and...

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MissPiggy @MissPiggy (1748) • Indonesia 4 Feb 13

Seriously, I'm really asking this especially for all the men who have been in a relationship for long. Even I need those who have been married for years. What do you expect from you partner? I mean, we can't read your mind and...

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webearn99 It is just that we men are not verbal in communication for the most part. Action is the faith we have in you and the faithfulness we maintain for a marriage to survive for a lifetime. Being demonstrative has somehow escaped the male psyche, perhaps because...

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MissPiggy @MissPiggy (1748) • Indonesia 4 Feb 13

Seriously, I'm really asking this especially for all the men who have been in a relationship for long. Even I need those who have been married for years. What do you expect from you partner? I mean, we can't read your mind and...

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webearn99 Dear MissPiggy, to put it all simply, we men are very simple. It is this simplicity that is misunderstood. You say we are not communicative, while we hold our silence for as long as possible. Nature has given us two ears and only one tongue that says it...

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vanny @vandana7 (97177) • India 3 Feb 13

And may be pepper sprays in finger rings, and acids in rings, and bangles... and ear rings, and may be rings that can be worn towards palms and can inject debilitating fluids in the person attacking so that when the girl is...

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webearn99 Devices that record on the sly do exist as of now. Be it a pen or a key chain. Integrating the same into jewellery is no big deal. There is a loss of privacy with these things, that is for sure. No pain no gain, I guess! What fires my imagination is the...

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vanny @vandana7 (97177) • India 3 Feb 13

So what that they'd admitted pre-planning it... So what if they'd admitted they'd raped the girl.. I wonder what would be the nature of arguments here... Will they pull out the nature of the girl ...how she mingled freely...

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webearn99 The defense team for these men will do every thing possible to keep their necks being stretched by a noose. However unpalatable it is, it is their "human right" to have a fair trail. I am confused as to whether these men qualify to be called humans at...

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jugsjugs @jugsjugs (12967) 3 Feb 13

People say sorry for lots of reasons and when they say it, ask yourself, do everyone who say that they are sorry, really are sorry. Do you think that people say sorry think it is some kind of a magic word and think that it will...

sorry just aint good enough when you keep having t

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webearn99 As you would probably know I am from India, ruled by UK till about 65 years ago in history. Being Indian has more to do about being reasonably insane than any other thing. I have a feeling that the word "sorry" has fallen so low that it is no longer a...

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