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• April 13th, 2009

  What party games to you love to play with friends?

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• April 8th, 2009

  How much should someone expect to pay for writing a thesis?

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• April 8th, 2009

  Is it ethical to write someone's thesis for them?

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• April 7th, 2009

  Is there a good site to download video game manuals from?

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• March 31st, 2009

  How well do plug-in supersonic devices work to repel spiders?

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• April 13th, 2009

  When do you find time to be intimate with your partner after the birth of your child?

  Nevah! There are some pearls of wisdom in my answer, and I suggest you take a long, hard look at them. I offered my apology, if you choose to stick nose in air and not accept it, that’s your option. Now excuse me, I’m in the middle of having sex with my husband and must finish.
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• April 13th, 2009

  When do you find time to be intimate with your partner after the birth of your child?

  By the way, to Sarah – and Sarah alone – I apologize if I hurt your feelings. I was being very tongue-in-cheek with my answer and did not mean to slam you in any way. :)
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• April 13th, 2009

  Who's your embarrassing celebrity crush?

  Michael Emerson from “Lost” (aka Benjamin Linus)
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• April 13th, 2009

  Why do people freak out when they turn 30 ?

  @MissAusten – I say that I think 30 is the beginning of middle age just based on numbers. I’d say the average person should expect to live to somewhere between 60–85. If you look at the lower end of that scale, 30 is middle age, literally. Not that I would look at a 30 year-old and say they’re “middle aged”, just that it’s the beginning of it. Does that make sense?
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• April 13th, 2009

  Taking a car to the gymnasium to use a treadmill exercise machine - When will people rediscover the value of walking for daily errands?

  Again, I don’t see at all how neighborhoods without sidewalks = no walking or exercise. I live in a neighborhood without sidewalks (sorry casheroo, guess I won’t be inviting you over any time soon) and it’s like an Olympic stadium outside every nice day: Joggers, and stroller moms (myself included), and kids with bikes and wagons, and speed walkers, and bicyclists, and teens with IPods walking all over the place, etc. And now that I think of it, I don’t recall ever seeing one obese person in our relatively large subdivision. I mean, there could always be a Mrs. Grape hidden in a house somewhere, you never know… So I think unpaved neighborhoods are just a big scapegoat for other issues.
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