Well I think some times it's a very great tribute to a talented person to see others imitating their work.

Also, it does often give joy to people to see someone singing songs of a late talent.

Elvis for example, there are tons of impersonators, of which most totally are nothing even close to what Elvis
was or could do. Still, there are some good ones and for those that go to those shows, it brings back good
memories.

I don't think Michael Jackson would be the least bit annoyed by someone doing his songs. It's a tribute and
he is probably smiling down....and maybe even saying 'you're good but you're not as good as me'.

marc2012job wrote: Hi My my American people, this is the music that every body likes.
Do you know Tony succar, this is the video:

The video sounds very good. He does a good job with that song.

I can't say I was ever a big fan of Michael's but I did know him and I did have many of his original songs on
45's (lol) when I was a kid.....if you're young enough to remember 45's. I was also a close friend of his cousin,
Helen, when I was a kid. Her and I was in the same class and some times I would go with her into Gary to get
taco's and there was a couple of times we stopped by Michael's house. That was all a very very long time ago
but good memories.

Alrightie then.

Hello. Glad you decided to visit the forum. Lots of good tips and content here.

I don't care a lot for oats but I do like them every now and then. There is no way I could eat them without
butter and brown sugar. I buy the quaker oats quick oats. Also I buy the 'walmart brand' single packs of maple
brown sugar instant.

If you are not exercising in some way, many hours per day, it can be very difficult to lose weight properly.
When I say exercising many hours per day, I mean simply 'moving your body in some physical ways'.

I use to manage a ladie's gym.

You don't have to go to a gym and work out with machines. However, you do need to be physically moving.
In fact, I will let you in on something to those that may not know, exercising and weight lifting, can make it
more difficult to lose weight as you age, if you give up doing what you use to do. This is the very reason why
many people have a slow metabolism when they age, it's normal for many but also if you were very active in
your younger years, then stop the activity, you'll find it much more difficult to lose weight.....especially if you
were exercising heavily when you were younger.

You have to do something different rather consistently, in order to lose weight. I'll give you an example that
I can relate to so that I can relay what I mean. When I worked for years in the hospital, I was doing something
different every day/night. For example, one night at work I might find myself running up and down the hallways,
much more than the next night. The next night, I might be physically picking up people out of the floor. The
next night, I might working in long term care, lifting/turning/ people. In other words, it's a lot of activity but
it's never exactly the same activity....and that is exactly what you want.

If you're primarily at home, like I am, you want to still make sure your routine switches up consistently.
If you like to walk every day, that is fine. But if that is all you are doing is walking every day, at some
point you may find you are not losing the amount of weight you want, you'll come to a stand still. So it's
best that you walk every other day for a few weeks while doing some floor exercises the other days, then
after a few weeks, try jumping rope every other day, while working in the garden the other days. Whatever
type of physical activity you are doing, try to do it at least 30 minutes at a time.

There's nothing wrong with eating sugar or even greasy foods. You just want to limit that intake and not
over indulge. The same goes with food, as it does physical activity. Eat different foods. If you eat eggs
every morning, stop. Instead, eat eggs one day, toast the next day, oats the next day, grits the next day,
and so on.

One of the main problems with people is they don't drink enough water. If you don't like water, dress it
up and eventually you will get the hang of drinking it. Place a lemon in it. Spike it with a lime. Whatever
but drink lots of water. Water will keep your colon healthy, keep your skin healthy, keep all your innards
clean and working. Our bodies need lots of water. Also, water is filling. Before you sit down to a meal,
drink a glass of water.

Use smaller utensils. In America, we tend to use huge plates, huge bowls, and eat like there is no tomorrow.
Instead, use smaller plates, smaller bowls, and larger glasses. This will help in regards to portion control.

You really need to have your own blog or website or web page to utilize this ref tip.

There's probably more than one thing you care about.

Some years ago I donated to a child feed the hungry program online.
I would have done it anyway but it did bring us some referrals too.

There's a young woman that went missing in my area over a year ago, and they are still searching for her.
In fact, every weekend, for over a year, her father and search team go out searching the woods for her.
Very sad indeed. Anyway, I was visiting one of the rescue sites involved in the search, which brought to
mind this ref tip.

Many programs that have a donation option, will list your site. Some times they list your site as a partner
or a contributor, or forever, or for a limited time.

So keep in mind worthy causes you care about. Donating a few dollars can benefit the cause but it might
also benefit you in more ways than one.

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Congrats!

atmhasanr wrote: how can i attend in surveys..where the part of clixsense..pls help me for doing survey..

Click on 'Offers' and if there is any surveys available for you, you will see them listed there.

Yes the daily surveys is a very good way to earn extra money. Some days are better than others at getting daily surveys.

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You can expect your payout request, Monday, USA time zone, usually in the evening.

Darkstar2 wrote: LOL ! That $8 pancake mix, I could down those in maybe 2-3 days not 1 year. I could use a whole bag in one sitting after a good workout at the gym......Add some blueberries too

Oh you could not! That's at least 270 pancakes or 365 little pancakes.

chelaine wrote:

jzt451 wrote:

chelaine wrote:

jzt451 wrote:

valerie wrote: Oh, that's just 'chelaine', you can take her with a grain of salt. Instead of working, all she does is complain and tell me I want chocolate cake and chocolate ice cream.

Actually, I prefer coconut or carrot cake and I'm not much on ice cream.

I'll take your carrot cake & some ice cream sounds good for breakfast. Rocky Road here I come lol.

Can't we please just stop arguing and get back to earning money? By the way, this ClixSense Forum is part of our checklist if you don't know by now! Therefore, I might get soem mroe money by doing this with the checklist!

Don't look at me I didn't start this lol.

Hold on! If you didn't start this whole thing, then who did?! By the way, valerie's probably grabbing her 10,000-calorie carrot cake and Rocky Road ice cream late night buffet to eat right now so that she can get fatter while she makes fun of everybody on ClixSense!

I don't have any carrot cakes right now, but I do have pancakes!
Your jealousy is showing, chelaine.

Happy Birthday!

I don't know who is sillier, you or me.

Ya, but MRE's are expensive.

Pancakes are $8 for an entire year.

jiminy2714 wrote:

valerie wrote: Oh I would have loved to been in London for all that. Sounded so exciting and lots of fun! Once in a life-time event.

I've always wanted to go to the UK anyway. Lots of 'Underhills' over there, me thinks. At least part of my heritage is there as I suppose is the case with many people in the USA.

It certainly was a once-in-a-lifetime event - it will never happen again around here during my life!

What are these 'Underhills' you refer to? Are they Hobbits in disguise?

Well now, that's certainly a thought. Perhaps the 'Underhill's' were Hobbits. Eh, I sort of think not, as most
people in my family are not what I would call 'short' in stature. I'd say that the 'Underhill's' probably lived some
where in the UK, in the low lands, or ..... under the hills. Altho I have never heard of any 'Uphill's'.

Milk is in the pancake mix already. Not that you see it, but it's there.

Pancakes have calories. Plus, they contain milk, buttermilk, and other stuff.

Beans also have calories.

Neither would be empty calories since both have nutrition, vitamins, etc.

However, I did not say one would be healthy, just alive.