And I dont mean the Electronic thing! I read it in magazines so I was wondering...
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Why not just look them up in the dictionary? \n\nAnd, "Magazines" seems to be the wrong category for this. Even if this is really not homework, I would put it in the "Homework Help" category.
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just words? Word is supposed to be the method to express feelings? I am not too sensitive. But don u use words for your romantic communication? Y some lady addicted to magazine? it's just words and picture?
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Some loose connections, my bet !\n\nNotebooks are pretty sensitive ...
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lol no.\n\nThey just need to explain it better. \nThey are a joke huh!\nWhat they write in the whole booklet can be usually be explained to a friend in 2 minutes once you know what it means. \nIt's like they throw in a free puzzle book.\n\nAlso sometimes technology makes me feel stupid because I don't bother reading the manual and try to figure it out on my own but it sometimes doesn't go very well...
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i guess "Englishmag"...cause it's an english magazine!!\nor even Engmag
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not unless its serious!
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In the age of IM's and SMS texts, the youth of America seems to have adopted a "but you know what I mean" attitude on the topic, which I find disturbing, as well.\n\nFor those folks who throw their hands up in the air, and announce that they are "just bad spallars (sic)", please do the rest of us a favor and click the Check Spelling button pre-submission.\n\nI agree with you so very much.\n\nDo any of you remember Ray Bradbury's FARENHEIT 451 ?  It asserts that since we do all of our logical thinking in words, that limiting the vocabulary of the masses could, in turn limit their thinking.  It's interesting to see that the most unclear thinking seems to be posted in the most dubious syntax most of the time.
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It's funny how silly things gets into circulation. I guess when you're getting your information from your mates on the street....you hear all sorts of nonsense. \n\nYou should hear some of the stuff I've read about preventing conception......or getting AIDS/HIV.......it's scary!!!!
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Too young as far as real sex is concerned. But I too remember looking through my brothers magazines and getting my first stirrings at 9!! Couldn't understand it though, and couldn't equate it with what I was looking at.
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ABSOLUTELY NOT! Even though I am a teenager and live for text messaging, there are just some cirumstances that are non-negotiable. It is sad enough that we live in a "point and click" world. I believe this has created a fear of networking within people. Therefore, we MUST keep the remaining forms of communication alive and APPROPRIATE. We CANNOT afford for our language to be destroyed by slang.
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Someone could read this and actually try it. That would be dangerous. i agree with the mcdonalds statement. Get a new hobby and new friends.
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It'a pretty good magazine. The cereal isn't too bad, either. Mikey likes it. \n\nOh, you mean living life. Physical life is a class room, to learn to shape our souls and strengthen our spirits.
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Well, I have amused myself by reading it.  I think it speaks something about society.  I've never read anything particularly funny, usually the tired old ditties starting out with "Here I sit all broken-hearted tried to s--t but only f----d.  Not particularly funny or ingenious rhyme.
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#1 NO\n\n#2 Possibly if it is an "e-book" (Books to me are heavy, thick, collections of bound paper, by the way).  But still, how technical do you want to get here?\n\n#3 NO  Absurd to whom and why?  For some cultures a steak ("cow") on the grill is an absurdity, to me it's DINNER!
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Great question! No, really!\nI've heard the bathroom referred to as "the library", "the study", "the office". All great references to a place where you have a reasonable expectation of privacy. But the reading material... ah that is almost sacred. My dad had a magazine basket. He always had a copy of the infamous "Jokes For The John" handy. And of course the latest copy of "Mechanics Illustrated". I learned a lot about mechanical things as a result of that exhaustive literary archive.\nI must admit there is just such a basket in my home now, after all these years. It is filled with old copies of "US" and "People" and "Readers Digest" though. Not the masculine fare I grew up with. The reason? It's not my basket, it's hers!\nSo I guess it really is a cross-gender phenomenon. Don't get me wrong, I do have my favorite reading material. "Jazz Times" is good, "Gourmet" oddly enough. So "what's the perfect companion in times of complete relaxation" you ask? The latest Harley Davidson catalog of course! All the accessories, the chrome, the custom sheet metal kits, the new tachs, the leather bags. Oh, oh! How could life be better? It could not! Fifteen to thirty minutes of privacy and relative silence with a Harley catalog. OH! It's like closing your eyes and waking up in heaven. It's akin to my granddaughter's perception of Disney World. It's Nirvana. It's Shangri-la. It's the Seventh Heaven! It's like being on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise just as Jon-Luc gives the command to "fire all phasers" or "fire proton torpedos, full battle spread". Are you kidding me? It is the very thread of life itself.\nTo not read in the bathroom is, is, is, to not breath the air that sustains life. To withhold the blood that pulses through our veins. To order a tall three-shot latte and pour it out on the ground. It is impossible to even think about! It cannot, indeed, it must not be contemplated. Who are you and what have you done with the real gudrun077?
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i know!\nit's kinda annoying, isnt it?\nthey should pick more 'real' people rather than 'magazine' people