Tomorrow is a holiday. Schools are closed. Kids are home. But do you have to work? Some people do volunteer work on this day. I can't think of anything special to do. Maybe I'll cl... moreTomorrow is a holiday. Schools are closed. Kids are home. But do you have to work? Some people do volunteer work on this day. I can't think of anything special to do. Maybe I'll clean a closet. I am planning to cook some cabbage with sausage. Sounds boring. Right? And you? I've been writing. That's been fun.
ke "incorrect time" must connect to internet to give you accurate time. Is this but a ploy used to update the makers that be on your activities? A snitching tool have you?
It annoys me big time how pictures and videos don't show on your profile or in the live feed if you've answered or asked a question with a pic or a video in it- its just a bl... moreIt annoys me big time how pictures and videos don't show on your profile or in the live feed if you've answered or asked a question with a pic or a video in it- its just a blank space. it would be cool to see pictures and videos when you're looking thru someones profile or looking at the live feed, AND even recently asked questions. no more blank spaces where pictures should be. Thanks.(i look on my profile and it shows that i answered a discussion but it shows a blank space where the picture or video should be).. less
Did you know that you can use black unused plastic garbage, trash, bin bag/liners as clothing. Will you ever wear them? Why or why not? Have you ever worn them?
Those anti-Trump people are starting to scare me. They are crazy. Reacting to things that have not happened. The fake news has worked theminto an insane frenzy.
I like stuff such as hot chocolate, Rolo and Coffee Crisp hot chocolates (you might not know what coffee crisp is unless you're from Canada, UK and a few other countries).. i also ... moreI like stuff such as hot chocolate, Rolo and Coffee Crisp hot chocolates (you might not know what coffee crisp is unless you're from Canada, UK and a few other countries).. i also like hot drinks such as french vanilla and english toffee coffee.
Hi ! I just signed up. I already have received over a dozen emails in less than an hour. Is there anyway to select which type of activity generates an email?
Eight-year-old Sally brought her report card home from school. Her marks were good, mostly A's and a couple of B's. However, her teacher had written a comment. "Sally is a sma... moreEight-year-old Sally brought her report card home from school. Her marks were good, mostly A's and a couple of B's. However, her teacher had written a comment. "Sally is a smart little girl, but she has one fault. She talks too much in school. I have an idea I am going to try, which I think may break her of the habit."Sallys dad signed her report card, and added a note of his own. "Please let me know if your idea works on Sally because I would like to try it out on her mother."
Sites like answerMug are so entertaining and potentially so creative that they can become addictive. Certainly they're habit-forming. In your opinion is it a good habit or a bad one?
I'd not heard Breitbart (sounds German) until a guest on today's BBC Radio 3's Private Passions briefly mentioned being viciously attacked by this "outfit" he called it, after he h... moreI'd not heard Breitbart (sounds German) until a guest on today's BBC Radio 3's Private Passions briefly mentioned being viciously attacked by this "outfit" he called it, after he had given a lecture by invitation on the International Law aspects of climate-change, to the UK's Supreme Court.Our Supreme Court is the UK's top appeals court. It is not the same as the US one although misleadingly copying the name, and until recently was The Law Lords, judges also sitting in an advisory capacity in the House of Lords, but separated fairly recently for clearer separation between Parliament and Judiciary. Cases that reach that high, beyond Appeal Court level, may well test the Statute Law as well as the facts of the individual case. Further of course, these lawyers may have to advise Parliament on international law: the UK is a signatory to and active in, an enormous number and range of treaties, organisations and agreements. The guest was the British barrister Philippe Sands, a leading expert o... less
Website Comment.I listened as they called my President a Muslim.I listened as they called him and his family a pack of monkeys.I listened as they said he wasn't born here.I watched... moreWebsite Comment.I listened as they called my President a Muslim.I listened as they called him and his family a pack of monkeys.I listened as they said he wasn't born here.I watched as they blocked every single path to progress that they could.I saw the pictures of him as Hitler.I watched them shut down the government and hurt the entire nation twice.I watched them turn their backs on every opportunity to open worthwhile dialog.I watched them say that they would not even listen to any choice for Supreme Court no matter who the nominee was.I listened as they openly said that they will oppose him at every turn.I watched as they did just that.I listened.I watched.I paid attention.Now, I'm being called on to be tolerant.To move forward.To denounce protesters.To "Get over it."To accept this...I will not.I will do my part to make sure this great American mistake becomes the embarrassing footnote of our history that it deserves to be.I will do this as quickly as possible every chance I get.I will do my part to limit the... less
I know that some of us have been kicked off a site already. both Sodahead and Ask.com closed about the same time!. some of you are former sodaheaders and some of you are former ask... moreI know that some of us have been kicked off a site already. both Sodahead and Ask.com closed about the same time!. some of you are former sodaheaders and some of you are former ask.comers. Do you think we'll be former blurtees pretty soon? im just tired of searching for replacement sites to use after sodahead went down.. its gonna make matters worse IF blurtit closes too.
es it no wonder we have a hard time at it. Is the whole system of work for pay and livelihood becoming obsolete in a world with far more people than there are jobs for them to do?
