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• June 14th, 2009

  GIMP errors and problems. Help?

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• May 26th, 2009

  Why does my blowdryer try to ignite my hair?

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• May 12th, 2009

  What memory card would be best for a 10MP camera?

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• May 11th, 2009

  Anyone know anything about nose piercings?

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• May 8th, 2009

  Why are we so scared of bugs?

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• May 27th, 2009

  Could anyone recommend a site to post one's writings on?

  I’m pretty sure this is what you’re looking for.
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• May 16th, 2009

  Can you visit an elderly person?

  @ptarnbsn: Why is it so difficult to believe that someone just isn’t a nice person? We meet mean or unpleasant people constantly, but why do we always think that they’ll get nicer with age? I’ve known plenty of elderly people who were downright nasty, and I really doubt all of them had some sort of personality disorder.
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• May 16th, 2009

  Can you visit an elderly person?

  @ptarnbsn: Trust me, this is just how she is. Frank even told me that she was unpleasant when she was a child (he was quite a bit older than her, so he’d remember well.)
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• May 16th, 2009

  Can you visit an elderly person?

  @troll: I’ve tried. My mother has tried. Frank tried. Most of our neighbors tried. She has almost openly refused to let anyone be close to her in any way. And I’ve tried to think of why she might be like this, but I honestly can’t come up with anything. Frank was actually a family friend of hers, and he’s known her most of her life, and as far as he knew nothing that bad had ever happened to her, and she was always like this.
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• May 16th, 2009

  Can you visit an elderly person?

  We live in one of those “old” neighborhoods, that’s filled with mostly elderly people. We had one man, who was 93 or so, and he was wonderful. My mom’s best friend. Sadly though, he passed away, but we still have one on the other side of us, a rather ornery woman in her eighties. She’s horribly unpleasant, and alone. Frank, the 93 year old man would always tell me when I was little that that’s what would happen to me if I spent my life being bitter and mean. Now that her health is failing, she has nobody to take care of her. She hates kids, so she never had any, and she never married. So yes, I can visit an elderly person this Sunday… if I want to spend some time being told to clean and to not touch anything and why don’t I be quiet while she watches her stories and stop touching that freaky stuffed animal collection she has in her living room.
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