Darkstar2 wrote:

sweetpie3000 wrote: Since Clixsense will finally get rid of ptc and adgrid for good? Everyone will miss our cats when you complete to click ads.

Say goodbye our Cats in Clixsense

Indeed, and clicking on the wrong image 2 times

Only 2?

tasman1 wrote: Topic was originaly about .......why governments are pushing people from cigarettes to drugs,

punish smokers and legalize drugs at same time [ how much will future governments earn from drugs ?

Sorry Tas, I didn't mean to hijack your post.

tasman1 wrote: Australia , 1 cigarette now over 1.00......that is sick

Did call politicians yesterday and told him all my friends can not afford and did stop smoking

That is nice he told me

But now they all use drugs told him

What is wrong with that he told me [ canabis is now legal here ]

Sick , Sick place is this one [ govt pushing people to use drugs , it will be better money for govt ]



Time for poor to destroy rich and politicians all around the world , nazi crap

Sorry to tell you this, but smoking is bad for your health. I don't have statistics just anecdotal evidence. I smoked 2 packs a day or more for 40 years. It wasn't until I had breathing problems that I decided to quit. I now have emphysema and COPD. I get out of breath just walking to the can. I don't agree with the government regulating when or where people can smoke, but the cost of lung disease is a big shackle on health care costs, especially in countries that have socialized medicine.

I will say this once, because I'm not preaching.
Do yourself a favour and quit. But don't ever try and quit for someone else. You'll just be bumming smokes from other people or sneaking a smoke when your loved one isn't around. And don't give up. If you try to quit and fail, don't beat yourself up. Just wait a month or so and try again.

I quit 15 years ago, so I know it's possible. That's all I've got to say.

Mike out.

Biggest Ponzi scheme ever? And it's perfectly legal, in fact it's sanctioned by the US Government.

Social Security.

CroqueMitaine wrote:

The surprising number of American adults who think chocolate milk comes from brown cows

Quote:Seven percent of all American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows, according to a nationally representative online survey commissioned by the Innovation Center of U.S. Dairy.

If you do the math, that works out to 16.4 million misinformed, milk-drinking people. The equivalent of the population of Pennsylvania (and then some!) does not know that chocolate milk is milk, cocoa and sugar.

For decades, observers in agriculture, nutrition and education have griped that many Americans are basically agriculturally illiterate. They don’t know where food is grown, how it gets to stores — or even, in the case of chocolate milk, what’s in it.

One Department of Agriculture study, commissioned in the early ’90s, found that nearly 1 in 5 adults did not know that hamburgers are made from beef. Many more lacked familiarity with basic farming facts, like how big U.S. farms typically are and what food animals eat.

And the people running these polls are also the same people who guaranteed Hillary would win. Haha

Marcel-R6 wrote:

tasman1 wrote: That sounds like all right for her only

Bad in my opinion , 100% for her , nothing for us

In my life it is around 60% for me and 40% for her

If she not like , she is free to go , good luck to here



Married for many years is no proof for happy relations , I am married for 36 years [ or say it in hell for 36 years ] just for sake of 3 kids [ and that is stupid reason ]

No I know who you really are:

Walter

I can relate to Walter. He's probably the other personality I have.

Sarge25 wrote: I'm watching the TV series Lethal Weapon atm and I really like it.

One of the favourites of my wife and me.

valerie wrote: I don't know what you are saying.

ClixSense is not configured for mobile.

You are not allowed to configure ClixSense in any way whatsoever.

In regards to your own mobile device there are many Apps for sending and receiving payments
such as Samsung, Vemo, PayPal, etc.

Do a google search. Also you might want to look in your own country sub forum here 'Hindi'.

I'm curious. If Concerned isn't configured for Mobile, why do so many offers in several different categories say "Mobile" or "Android" or "Apple"

tasman1 wrote: To much work , no time to talk

See you in future

You coming back?
Did you get a job?

tasman1 wrote: If You are Psychic tell me what is on my mind right now

Winner will be awarded title .....Psycho of the year

Good luck all

zipscorp wrote:

pindokhan123 wrote: you Americanos love peanut butter that i do know,i tried it once,tasted alright but sticks to the roof of your mouth and i find it pretty dry,kind of like trying to swallow paper mache...

I have never been a fan of the butter, but my friend gives some to his dog to get him to stop barking for a bit, lol

And it works. It's hilarious watching the dog as he works his tongue trying to get it unstuck...and no, to all the animal rights people, this is not inhumane, the dog actually loves it.

abonent wrote: Hello,
In the Czech Republic is the proverb "It does not rain, mainly from dripping"
Dagmar subscriber

I like that.

6
My wife
My daughter
and 4 of my grandsons

tasman1 wrote: Documentary ..............chicken production
Place U.S.A.

300 000 chicken ,
investment 500 000 U.S. dollars

Yearly income for farmers ..... 18 000 dollars
Every 4 years farmer must invest in modernization min 50 000 or ....LOST CONTRACT

I am to stupid to understand that , farmers are in same situation
4 big company hold 90% of all chicken market in U.S.A.

Don't believe everything you hear. Especially in fake documentaries.

pritom15 wrote:

sweetpie3000 wrote: Some you guys will get big snowstorm this weekend even include the owner of Clixsense.

That means after the snowstorm we have to use other Clixsense members to find out the Clixsense members and the owner inside from the snow.

Im here.

lytt wrote: Don't know if too many people know of him, but I used to go to Tiger Stadium a lot in the 80's and when they had Old Timers Day, I would sit and talk to John Hiller while he signed baseballs for fans. He played with the Tiger's 1968 World Series winning team. He was a very congenial person and every year seemed to remember me. Even though he could have, he never lived the high society life and lives in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

I remember him.