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• If you don’t cuss / swear / blaspheme when you get angry, you stay angry for less time. posted (1 year, 1 month) ago
  Just consciously think “don’t swear” and then don’t swear and you can’…

• Yup. posted (1 year, 3 months) ago
  Yup.…

• The Eagles posted (1 year, 4 months) ago
  Okay, I was REALLY interested when I heard that Hotel California was written about California State…

• Yup. posted (1 year, 6 months) ago
  Yup.…

• Target (the store) posted (1 year, 6 months) ago
  Did you know that Target has worse overseas facilities than Wal-Mart? - They confiscate their sweat…

• Philosophy posted (1 year, 10 months) ago
  I’ve promoted this guy on here before. Check out what he has to say and be enlightened to wha…

• I just thought I post this. posted (1 year, 10 months) ago
  http://youtube.com/watch?v=hLt3CfTn7Eo This guy “ChosonNinja” is incredible. It is rar…

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• (1 vote) This evening, at my sister’s birthday party, my dad brought up a sad subject about our dogs.
  

  If we’re content with every part of our lives, including the bad things, the good things shine more brilliantly. Find peace with it and accept it and be content with it.
  
  - written 1 year, 8 months ago – voted for by An²a

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• Having problems with some girl(s).
  

  Try asking them what they want to do, especially for the one that gets mad at the idea of a movie. Tell her you have nothing to do, maybe, and then ask if she would like to join you for something, and let her figure out what if she’s the type that likes to make the plans.
  As for the first one, one of my friends has a very effective way to deal with girls like this. However, I suppose he does really look and act like a d.b. when he does. He goes in all-out and doesn’t stop until he has the girl or she is completely set on repelling him. I don’t suggest this, though. Try just sending her messages or talking to her in person. Small talk and such.
  - written 7 months ago

• If all of the bail out money the US Congress has doled
  

  Yet that would be $10700 a piece worth of debt.
  Granted there is a circular flow principle, but people are prone to save money, especially in this type of economy. For example, if people know that money is scarce, they will save it and not spend it, which would mean less money would be flowing through our economy. Not only would the government’s “dishing out” of money decrease our GDP (this is only true if people save or the money otherwise does not circulate), the fact itself that people will save it and not circulate it will decrease our GDP even more.
  On the other hand, if the government gives businesses money–businesses that will i>spend /i> what they are given to hopefully boost their revenue, the circular flow takes effect. That means that the businesses will hire more people and will buy resources. So not only will money be circulated by the payment of employees, the companies that supply resources will get paid and they get to pay their workers and hire more, etc etc. The households getting $ also spend because $ is then more readily available and they can afford to get that new car or whatever. All these will have an amplified effect on our GDP and thus economic standing.
  What I mean by “amplified” is that this circular flow effect will result in more $ being returned to the GDP than was put in. To put into easier-to-understand terms, if the gov’t say, injects 20% more $ into the economy, the return may be 50%, totaling much more than what we used to have.
  This whole thing is basically only true if the businesses spend though. If they don’t, their revenue will increase (b/c of gov’t funds), their inventory will increase (based on the things that they already produced that aren’t in demand), and they will fire workers. This trend will continue until economic equilibrium is reached, where supply = demand. Then, companies will usually begin to hire again in an effort to maximize their profits by producing a little more and economic up-rise will take its place. Either way we win, just how long it takes is what we’re worrying about.
  - written 8 months, 1 week ago

• Is it socially acceptable for a 20 year old guy to be dating a 18 year old girl?
  

  2 years is virtually nothing. Nothing wrong with it I say.
  …But whether a 23 year old should be dating an 18 year old is a little bit of a different story, methinks; but then again I’m biased. :)
  - written 8 months, 1 week ago

• So this girl…
  

  *She’s also started sending me little hearts over AIM
  - written 8 months, 1 week ago

• So this girl…
  

  For some reason, it didn’t post the entire thing. Here’s the second part:
  
  She’s also started sending me little 3’s over AIM, which she used to do when we were together…
  So… I started getting into her again; somehow she makes me like her without me wanting to. She’s just been a disappointment to me and it’s been hurting me ever since she started talking to me. But I can’t help but have half of me want her, and the other half not.
  What do I do about this…. I want someone to be with. Someone to care about. And I think I might be living at home next school year. But I’m worried that I’ll just get crushed again.
  Girls are really rare for me. I am socially incapable of really meeting someone for some reason. 19 years and she’s the only one I’ve ever kissed. She’s the only one that made me feel. The only one that ever really meant anything to me.
  - written 8 months, 1 week ago

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