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dsbe wrote: I remember hearing a story, I don't know if it is true, that in WW2 exit interviews showed that the US soldier kill rate was much lower than the government anticipated. Most soldiers just didn't have the heart to fire on another human being.

By the time Vietnam rolled around, the US redeveloped their training so that soldiers were no longer using round targets in practice but started using human shaped targets. This apparently was enough to desensitize soldiers to the point that the kill rate went way up per soldier versus the kill rate in WW2.

Take it for what it is worth

I don't know if it is true or not but certainly could be. Sounds logical.

I would imagine in most cases of kill or be killed, kill is going to win.

Reminds me of the old Lee Marvin movie 'Hell in the Pacific'.

Some times the choices we make, are not ours. As stupid as that
sounds, it is true.

pahunt925 wrote: TV, movies, video games, guns, knives, and bombs don't kill people. People kill people.

Amen to that.

I still believe most people are good. Most people will run to help a neighbor in distress.

Almost immediately of the Las Vegas massacre, people are once more, hollering for gun
control. BUT it is like they don't even hear what they are saying. The 64 year old man
had rigged the guns. Does anyone of them stop to think that these days, people can
make guns? They can make bombs. He could have just as easily if not more easily,
tossed a couple of bombs into the crowd.

I agree we may need some stricter and I should say ENFORCED laws in regards to who
is purchasing them.

No matter what, people with good brains don't kill people. It is people with bad brains
that kill people and if they can't do it with a purchased gun, they will do it with a gun
they print out and if they can't do that, they will do it some other way and there are a
lot of ways.

All we can do in todays world is use more security, more precautions, and we all must
be very familiar with out surroundings every where we go.

Well I reckon one thing you could do is to try to spend the money you have in payza
by searching something like this:

Online Stores that accept PayZa (also try the words 'AlertPay')

fourmoney wrote: I joined for the PTC long time ago. I completed 1 task before the PTC was done away with, before it was talk about doing away with PTC. $0.08. (I think). I still log in everyday and read the forum but cannot make much sense of the task and offers. I have tried a few and after part way through them, I am not allowed to complete them "not qualified for this offer" or something to that effect. The instructions seems scary more-so than helpful. So does the payout method - I use to use Paypal. It may seem easy for some to grasp but not for me, for various reasons.

Did you read in the 'OFFERS' sub forum here about how to do surveys?

The reason why ClixSense has Tango is because I directed them to it.

It is a good option and I have used it before over the years.

I think I used it here when it first was added but I won't swear to it.

There are other sites that use Tango card which is what made me think that CS might be interested in adding it too.

oldbuddy wrote: You can buy a PayPal MyCash card at many stores.
https://www.paypal-cash.com/where_to_buy.html

It would really help if we knew what she was trying to accomplish.

I know when she was posting about it, I thought she meant she could get
funds into her PayPal account from ClixSense, by way of a PayPal card that
she purchases AND that could be done online. In other words, buy the card,
cash earnings out of ClixSense to payoneer and then transfer the funds out
of payoneer onto the card.

I guess that is not what she meant.

oldbuddy wrote:

valerie wrote: Someone said up in the Feature Request forum that a person could go to most
any store and purchase a PayPal card. She said then she would transfer funds
she got here onto the PayPal card by way of something else.

I couldn't make much sense out of it but I will go get the link and post it here.

I do know you can get a PayPal Debit Card for free and spend from your PayPal balance at any store (online or offline) that takes MasterCard, I have done it for many years.

Yes that is true, credit card also.

I don't know what she was talking about exactly. She said you could buy a PayPal card
at most any store. She said it was some how connected to NetSpend or one of those.

Maybe I totally mis understood but it sounded as if you could buy a PayPal card, then
transfer funds to it from here to Payoneer for example and then onto the PayPal card.

I have a little doggie too. I don't think he'll make me rich. If anything, poor since
I have to pay for his vet visits, flea meds, food, toys, etc.

I don't think Putin wants doggie. At any rate, he ain't getting my doggie. Let him
go find his own doggie.

Let's see if you can make it to $90 for the month of October.

You might start on page 3 of that topic.

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Someone said up in the Feature Request forum that a person could go to most
any store and purchase a PayPal card. She said then she would transfer funds
she got here onto the PayPal card by way of something else.

I couldn't make much sense out of it but I will go get the link and post it here.

You ask, I told you, and that is all I can do.

tasman1 is gaining weight!

Also, I would suggest not to ignore 'focus groups'.

I am in a focus group that pays me a $15 Amazon Gift Card/Code every month.
I probably don't spend 15 minutes a month of my time there. It's been online
for years.

There's a lot of various focus groups but they are by invite so don't ignore those
if you get an invite.

You'd make more with a shop tracker.

One day I received a shop tracker box in the mail.
I threw it away but it was my fault I received it. Some research thing I did.

Anyway, there are things such as shop tracker that you can make a rather
fast $25 or $50 bucks and then it pays you thru-out the year.

I like watching the old classic movies and old tv shows plus the old game shows.

There is a TV channel known as 'Buzzr' and it shows old game shows such as
'Match Game', 'To Tell The Truth', 'What's My Line' and more.

My fav old game show is 'Match Game'. I really like it and it always puts a smile
on my face and makes me laugh. One thing I also really like about it is their
appearance.

Most of the Match Game shows took place in the 70's. Most everyone looks so
clean, neat, stylish, and nicely dressed, and much more attractive then the way
they dress today.

Betty White is often a panel member on the old Match Game and I don't know if
that woman has ever won anything for her clothing appearance, but she should
have if she hasn't. Her hair is always perfect, her clothes so crisp and colorful.
Even the men on the show, panel and contestants look so neat and stylish. All
those with beards and mustaches look perfectly trimmed.

Today, many people look like trash. Sorry, but it is true. You don't need to have
a bucket of money to be clean and neat and presentable. Today many women
wear a ton of makeup and wear dresses up to their tail and I guess they think
that looks good but I think they look trashy.

superclickerguy wrote: Hello everyone, I have a question, I'm currently recruiting, and I managed to recruit 12 or 13 referals, but they seem inactive or maybe they dont know what to do? I tried messaging them,they dont respond, How exactly does the referal program work? I get 20% of whatever they make for like? it says somewhere on clixsense that when youre referal makes $5 you make a generous $2,,,is that always? so everytime youre refs make $5 you constantly get $2 commission from each one? I have 13 referals, and under ref balance says 0$,,so i guess none of them accumilated $5 yet? they have to reach at least $5 for anything to show on my affiliate page? please explain..my referals are terrible/inactive,,mayb they just need some guidance,I want to help them,,but they dont reply or acknowledge my msgs i send them

At the very top of this page you will see 'Affiliates' mouse over 'Affiliates' and
then click 'Program Details'.

I don't know if men look more handsome. I'd have to argue that point.

My grandfather when he was upwards of 70, he had all his teeth extracted and so he
began growing a mustache.....something he had never done before. He did that because
it took weeks to get dentures ready. I was amazed at his appearance because he really
did look very distinguished and handsome. He kept it trimmed and looking good and he
was correct, you couldn't tell he didn't have a tooth in his head.
As soon as his dentures came in, he shaved it.

Many men however, look downright ugly and others downright nasty with scraggly long
beards. I think bugs and creatures live in some of them.

Well let me shed a little light.

This was NOT set up for old people or sick people.

The articles and news and Walmart has plainly stated they came up with the idea due to
YOUNG people that WORK many hours and don't have time to grocery shop and deal with
unloading and putting away the groceries. They even display in the video a young woman
at work watching on her smart phone as a delivery man enters her home and puts away
the groceries.

I really wanted to address this comment because I feel it is extremely important to know
that Walmart is NOT targeting old, sick people for grocery delivery like this.

Of course it might be beneficial in some circumstances to have that type of delivery for
someone that is elderly. Right now, it is beneficial to people whether young, old, sick,
to order food products online for shipment.

However, it is not the old, sick people that have children. This is what they are targeting.
Young people that work 40+ hours a week. The mom that has to take the kids to ball
practice as soon as she gets home from work. The dad that has got to work on the car
and mow the lawn on what little free time he has.

They already have and have as long as I have been alive, standard grocery deliveries
in cities and care givers that run errands/pick up groceries/put groceries away, etc. In
elderly communities like 'The Villages', many of those have grocery stores in walking
distance and most drive golf carts, have the little bus that comes around to pick up
people to take them to the store, etc.

So really, this idea is not targeted to old sick people on social security. It's targeted
to working active families.