freelizard wrote: Game of thrones - awesome I've read the books as well and for once they stayed true for the most part
excellent casting too, waiting for the next book

but for now I'm watching House of Cards with kevin spacey - at times it almost feels like reality tv

I only watched a few episodes of House of Cards and I hated it.
For the most part, I hate when someone talks to the audience in a show or movie.
So that was the big turn off for me.

sebrinanewell wrote: Has anyone watched fear the walking? I watched the first season it's pretty good

Yes. I watched all of this first season and looking forward to the next season.

A million dollars!

In other words, there is no limit.

I've always been able to.

ClixSense isn't configured for mobile devices but if it works for you, you can in fact use it.

I don't like 'BestBuy'. There was a time I used them several years ago but grew to
dislike them rather quickly. I never purchased a whole lot from them anyway. One
of my daughters needed a new tv and I ordered her one from them. I can't recall
paying shipping on anything at that time but maybe I did. I remember buying a
small tv cabinet/stand that I used my points or some such on....and I think my cost
was something like $5.....and I'd say it was at least a $75 cabinet.

Amazon is top notch when it comes to support. They're also top notch on their
website layout. Shipping fees are not too bad and if you're prime, then for the
most part, its free. It was great when there wasn't sales tax. I'm in TN so the
sales tax really eats me up here.....it's almost 10% and even on food items we
pay tax in TN. I often think about moving simply due to TN horrible sales tax.

In regards to Walmart. I am a Spark Reviewer.

I enjoy the old classics.

The other night I watched 'Conflict' with Humphrey Bogart.
I'd probably watched it 20 times over the years but I always enjoy watching the movies he is in.

The original 'The Postman Always Rings Twice' is a very good classic. It's the one with
Lana Turner and John Garfield.

I like the old Betty Davis movies too.

There is a ton of old classics that beat any of the movies made today. Even when they
remake them, as a norm the original version is best.

judith2263 wrote: Another business is moving out of my town. In the paper, it said that business is actually making money ,but they want to close fifty stores. Whatever happen to making money to stay in business?

Sounds like you are referring to Macy's.

Some stores make money but just because they do in one area does not
mean they do in another area.

Many stores are doing very weird things this day and time. I use to like
Macys until they started all the BIG ONE DAY SALES campaigns that take
place every day. HAHA! Kind of like HobbyLobby that was sued for faking
50% of one day sales every day.

Even though the majority of purchases are made offline, many stores are
in fact in strong competition online and many are losing money as well as
others making money.

BouldRake wrote: CS changed my life by tricking me into using a GPT related forum for the first time with the activity bonus thingy. Until CS, I had studiously avoided them, as they are spawn of the devil and must die.

Now my life is wasted answering "Why was my post where I flamed everyone deleted?", "I got paid 0.01c, haven't read the FAQ or the eighteen identical posts beneath this one, what's wrong?", "I know there was just a global announcement that answered this thirty seconds ago, wouldn't it be great if I started two dozen threads asking if payment is a few hours late this week", and "Task has unfair test questions" again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and.....

and........again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and.....

If you like comedy.....

The first 'Paul Blart Mall Cop' was pretty good and funny. I think many people,
including myself, was surprised it was that good.

Today I received 'Paul Blart Mall Cop 2'. Some said it wasn't as good as the first
one.

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I watched it tonight and it was a good comedy family movie.

ptcscrutiny wrote: A few of my friends have recommended that I start watching Game of Thrones. I checked IMDB and saw its amongst the top rated TV series of all time.
Anyone here who has seen and recommends Game of Thrones? [no spoilers please ]

I like it. Thus far have watched the first 4 seasons.

I am a netflix subscriber and I have streaming and 1 dvd out at a time.
I usually average 2 or 3 dvd's per week.

Netflix has Game of Thrones on streaming all the way through Season 4.
I've been waiting on Season 5 to become available, for many months but not
sure if they are ever going to get it.

I like Game of Thrones but it is rather action packed with war, sex, violence.

It's made 'Peter Dinklage' very famous to say the least.

Spudmonkey wrote: It made me a night owl, sitting all night long doing tasks and then go to sleep in the morning.
Before i used to go out and have fun, now i don't have a life, just sit in-front of the computer and doing tasks.That's what my family think's now

You're wise because you're making money and money is fun!

jjohnson777 wrote: Some politicians talking about going back to 97% tax rate. I make good money but after taxes health care cost left with almost nothing.

If God only needs 10% that should be good enough for government my viewpoint and I mean local, state, and federal.

Actually, God doesn't say He needs 10%. It's a joy and a blessing to give.
Also, this is stated in the old testament of the bible.

FYI

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jjohnson777 wrote: The founder of ClixSense sold site to current owner. Doubt he got rich off site. As site seem take off under new ownership. Doubt made much profit as hear New York has sky high taxes which probably why moved to North Carolina. Probably cheaper housing too. Think personal income tax bad wait until pay taxes as sole proprietor ship than pay personal taxes and full social security taxes not just half of it. But of course once max social security taxes out gets little easier. Than if have pay corporate taxes on top of it becomes very hard make a profit.

They also own AdHitz which I think is also profitable.

Just for the record, John did not live in New York. He lived in Tennessee.

africanchild wrote: Hey guys,

Just wanted to see how much time people are spending on clixsense relative to how much you earn per day on average.. So if you guys could leave me a couple stats that'd be cool! Just want to see if i'm using my time efficiently enough haha

Thanks

That is almost a difficult question since everyone utilizes their time differently
in addition to having or not having referrals that work.

For example today thus far I have earned approximately $10.00. Approximately
$4.00 of that earnings is my work. I spent at least a couple of hours viewing
videos which resulted in over $3.00 in earnings. However, it is rare to have
that many videos to view. A day or two ago, I spent most my day, off and on,
completing offers and I made over $5.00......but it's kind of difficult for me to
say exactly how much time I spent because I cooked meals, walked the dog,
went to store, etc etc.....and completed the offers during times I wasn't active
offline doing something else per se. There are some days that I have some
good activity on referrals working and other days hardly any at all. There is
also days that referrals in my organization upgrade and other days none at
all.

In a nutshell, you can't go by what anyone else does or doesn't do. You have
to focus on what YOU DO and how much time you want to spend.

As far as I know, there is not a CEO at ClixSense.

There's a long story of ClixSense in regards to owner and how it began and reached this stage.

ClixSense relays that it is a family business owned by Jim Grago.

Maybe thats it 'realistic' in that they don't want bad brains to become
comfortable with the reality of non-reality so they have lots of 'coats'.

There's a couple of things to be aware of in regards to this topic.

For starters, if everyone only clicked the ads quota for the checklist bonus,
eventually there would be a lot fewer advertisers which would result in a lot
less money for everyone.

The second thing is, it all adds up AND the less ads you click, the less
ads you get to click.

Scarface was a good movie when it came out in the early 80's.
It goes way overboard in many aspects of it, but a lot of movies do even today.
Basically, it's a mafia/drug movie.

Starwars, I went to the theater when it first came out. A friend of mine bragged
on it so much that I was ready to go see it that week. My husband fell asleep
during it and I was just about as bored. I never could get into the Starwars
movies and they seemed more like a bad rendition of Startrek but for kids.

If you're worried about it, cash it out and don't use it after you have cashed out.

I have never had any issues with larger payouts but what someone else says doesn't matter
in regards to hacking.