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• April 6th, 2009

  Can anyone help me identify this Chinese medicinal skin creme?

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• March 10th, 2009

  What is this equation?

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• January 11th, 2009

  Has anyone sold their Fluther account?

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• January 5th, 2009

  Is there an easy way to see what other events are happening in a local area on a particular date?

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• January 3rd, 2009

  What do you think of the Getting Things Done organization system?

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• 1 month ago

  A Fluther Convention?

  Pick a bar in SF on Oct 16th and people can meet up. Wear Fluther blue green for ID and it’s a meeting. Easy to organize, just show up. Maybe the Founders can mention it on their blog. Pick a spot and we’re there. 5pm on… :)
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• April 6th, 2009

  Can anyone help me identify this Chinese medicinal skin creme?

  … and eye of endangered newt? I wonder. It’s good for irritated skin, that’s all I know.
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• April 6th, 2009

  Can anyone help me identify this Chinese medicinal skin creme?

  LOL! The Pharmacy recommended it for rashes as some kind of herbal ointment. I had an allergic reaction to some chemicals and was wanting to avoid cortisones. So much for pharmacies! You’d think they’d be more cautious for over the counter cremes. I wonder what kind of “Woman Diseases” they had in mind? o..O
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• March 10th, 2009

  Whats your king grievance at fluther at the moment?

  I heart polls! I’m curious actually about the the idea of sticking something where the pole don’t shine. At this time of year it’s approaching the Equinox so I’d expect there to be sunlight everywhere at least at some point during the day. If it were closer to the December Solstice I’d suggest sticking it in the North Pole. This Summer you can try Antarctica…
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• March 10th, 2009

  What is this equation?

  She’s such a thoughtful artist that it’s bound to mean something, even if it is a mathematical joke. The fractal equation idea makes sense, especially if it looks like one from the fragment in the image. I love the way the sunlight shines through the tiny holes… Thanks for your help. I tried Googling fractal equations for a little bit but didn’t see any that looked like this.
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