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April 23rd, 2008

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January 4th, 2007

JCS said :

that's why you gotta add honey to it. To cover up the feet taste.

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• June 23rd, 2009

  What is wrong with my lemon verbena plant?

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• April 27th, 2009

  Does my landlord have to fix my door?

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• December 14th, 2008

  Why do i sleep 'hot'?

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• December 1st, 2008

  Where is the beeping coming from?? how long will it last?

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• September 23rd, 2008

  What furniture can i safely bring into my home without risk of bedbugs?

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• June 23rd, 2009

  Why some Jews are for West Bank & Gaza (Settlements) and others are not?

  I will try to give an answer to your actual question. Zionism generally is the movement for the Jewish people to establish a homeland as a nation-state in what is now Israel, but was historically Palestine. Many Zionists are secular, some are religious. To complicate the matter, both secular and religious Zionists count among them members who believe that the Jewish state should occupy the current borders and the occupied territories (ie. they support settlements in the West Bank and Gaza), while others believe in a two-state solution (they do not.) Also, the ramping up of settlements has increased since around and after the Oslo Peace Process in the mid-nineties. And while some very religious people has taken this up as their cause, that wasn’t always the case, and this issue should be understood as a political cause, even if it seems like a religious issue at times.
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• June 3rd, 2009

  Any ladies tried reusable cloth feminine products?

  @SuperMouse – the diva cup doesn’t stop your flow. it just catches it, so you can pour it out later. blood is still exiting your cervix, which is the important part.
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• June 1st, 2009

  Any ladies tried reusable cloth feminine products?

  I’m a little floored by how grossed out so many folks here get by menstrual blood. The idea that it is somehow yucky seems problematic to me, coming from people who were born out of vaginas, and either bleed or have sex with people who do. In any case, I’d like to put in a vote for the diva cup, which can take a little getting-used-to, but doesn’t need to be left to soak (just wash it out with soap and water when you use it) and doesn’t leak.
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• May 10th, 2009

  On a bike do you have to drive with or against traffic?

  Also, riding on the sidewalk – even if you are courteous – is a nightmare for pedestrians, and unsafe for cars (and you) when you zip across the crosswalks. In the street with you! With traffic. Lights and helmet.
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• May 3rd, 2009

  Does my landlord have to fix my door?

  thanks Amurph! also, just to update, the door was all the way fixed. slowly but completely. the new problem is the upstairs neighbors leaving the ‘weather door’ totally open! yikes!
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