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• 2 weeks ago

  What are some medications and their side effects for hypoglycemia?

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• 1 month ago

  What are some good intimacy techniques to help strengthen relationships?

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  Why do you think some women fall in love or date a man in prison?

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  How long does it take for a dog to die from chocolate poisoning once he starts showing signs?

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• 1 week ago

  How can I stop getting speeding tickets?

  On the radar thing, they’re illegal in a lot of states but you can still buy them, just don’t get caught with one in you’re car if you get pulled over :)
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• 1 week ago

  How can I stop getting speeding tickets?

  I drive faster that 45 in a 35 lol…i know your pain lol. I’ve been in vehicles with the radar detectors and they work really well, you hear about the cop before you see him/her so you definitely have time to slow down. If you’re speeding a little when you see the cop DON’T HIT YOUR BRAKES!!! Just let of the gas ASAP and I haven’t gotten a ticket unless i’m still ten over when he clocks me, they’ll normally keep an eye on you but leave you alone or at least let you off with a warning. If you hit your brakes not only will you get pulled over but you’ll get a ticket because they know that you’re aware of the fact that you broke the law
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• 1 week ago

  Should people who have reached a certain age be required to retake their drivers test?

  Absolutely. I’d say once every twenty years or so. Once you get to a certain age your reaction time slows down making you a high risk for other drivers as well as yourself. Plus over half of them are driving well below the speed limit which can be just as dangerous as a driver who’s speeding excessively. You never see them getting pulled over for that though, unfortunately. It’s also very aggravating to be stuck behind an old person when you have somewhere to be and they are only using their brakes :)
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• 4 weeks ago

  Is it normal to occasionally entertain dark thoughts?

  By the way, I’ve thought about what it would be like if I killed myself…How would I do it? What would happen to my family and friends? My dog? lol…but I also take it into other realms of my imagination as well. Killing someone? Thought about it plenty of times, would never actually do it but it doesn’t mean I can’t think about it. Anyone that says they don’t have thoughts similar to what you’re talking about are either lying, on a high horse or are full of it…or THEY’RE the ones we need to watch out for because they’re hiding something lol
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• 4 weeks ago

  Is it normal to occasionally entertain dark thoughts?

  The way I look at it is such: There are two strong, basic emotions of the human psychosis-love and hate. Because society does not condone the hate aspect , I feel that it is very important to exercise the dark side in order to “get it out of your system.” Everyday you’re expected to be pleasant and cordial in every encounter-most human beings don’t feel pleasantly at ease with any given situation of everyday life. The unpleasant has to come out somehow at some time. I can think of nothing less harmful than imagination…granted some thoughts or ideas do need attention, but, as long as the individual is perfectly aware of the fact that an awry thought is where it should stay (or other non-violent forms of expression) I think it’s not only healthy but required. Relish the insanity for the sake of sanity itself. You can’t have the good without the bad. There is a good essay written by Stephen King on this type of question titled “Why We Crave Horror Movies” it’s excellent and brings up some interesting points. http://iws.ccccd.edu/jdoleh/English%201301/Why%20We%20Crave%20Horror%20Movies.pdf
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