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I thought I might be rich for a minute, until I went to the link. That's per person, not per family. A family of four would have to make $136,000 to qualify.
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Jessss, I have run into so many people who don't bother to read written directions that I think that itself is something that must be taught to kids. Such a simple habit makes so much difference! Don't know something? Look it up! Ask! It kills me how many people don't think of that, or else refuse to do it.
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Pearl harbor was attacked in December of 1941.
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Just click here and see plenty:
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When I was 24 years old, I also took my laundry home every week -because I lived within driving distance for the first time in years and had no washer or dryer. I never expected mom to do the work, though. My budget was so tight that it made a big difference from going to an laundromat.
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Are any of you from Detroit? We need to hear from someone who lives there.
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I went to the links, but no one explains how the heat gets in there.
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When I first had to file my own tax returns, it was simple because I was single and didn't make much money. Just reading the directions was enough. When the process became complicated, I started paying someone else to do it.
Maybe I should get a simple form and see if my teenagers can read and understand the directions this year.
Maybe I should get a simple form and see if my teenagers can read and understand the directions this year.
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antoine0387, I think that's because "nerds" really only exist in pop culture. In real life, it's hard to pigeonhole people so easily.
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If you are determined to do something, why apologize?
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FirstWorldProblems, the top thread at reddit addresses just that, with a discussion about Soviet breadlines, and how too many choices make life harder.
Mindy and kkirkpat remind me of the time I was about ten year old at a slumber party, and my friends decided to make scrambled eggs. No one knew how to do it, but one girl said, "My mom puts something white in it." The consensus was to add flour. What a mess!
Mindy and kkirkpat remind me of the time I was about ten year old at a slumber party, and my friends decided to make scrambled eggs. No one knew how to do it, but one girl said, "My mom puts something white in it." The consensus was to add flour. What a mess!
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My kids don't eat as much bread as I do. They eat more pasta instead. I believe that goes back to the fact that they've never lived without a dishwasher. I have, and learned the value of a sandwich very early.
You've made me crave some rye now!
You've made me crave some rye now!
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That's what I thought as well, but they titled it.
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seefish3, have you ever seen Phil Plait (the Bad Astronomer) in his calendar pose? Don't look if you're in the office.
http://www.myspace.com/thebadastronomer/photos/19889140
http://www.myspace.com/thebadastronomer/photos/19889140
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But I won't take my kids anywhere wearing those ridiculous pants with cartoon characters on them and those huge plush slippers. One of them would rather stay home than get dressed.