I chose 8 because it reminds me of a snowman.

People for the most part, I believe, should help in their own communities.
They don't really need to give money to every charity that pops up. Instead
they can see who is in need in their area and feed them instead of tossing
money at someone else to do it. Of course, most people are not going to
do that as they would rather hand someone else money instead of taking
action themselves.

Soon there won't be any workers in fast food joints. At least none you can see.
Meet George Jetson, Jane his wife, their son Elroy....

The first thing to do is read. Read the forum rules too. All caps is not allowed.

I was told at about my granddaughter pregnancy.

I'll be a great grandmother in April! (baby boy)

BUT can't believe I am now having great grandchildren.

Hello Venezuela! You folks are having a very tough time over there.
Hopefully it will get better very soon.

First of all, go to the sub-forum here 'Offers, Surveys' and click on the top topics and read.
That is some good information for you.

Some tips from me to you:

-Do not spend more than 15 minutes doing a survey. Yes some may be longer and some
may pay you but I really would suggest at this time since you are new, not to spend a lot
of minutes because you will get frustrated if it doesn't credit after 30 minutes.

-Go some what slow when taking a survey. Take your time. This IS very important. Many
surveys will not tell you, they will simply give you the boot and not credit your account if
you go too fast.

-Look carefully at the survey amounts $$$. Often the small amounts will come more to
paying you and in shorter length of time, then the big dollar amounts.

-Look through all offers. Try first doing the offers that are videos, only pay 1 or few cents.

Eventually, you will learn your way through this stuff. You'll discover which surveys are
most likely to credit and which is likely not to credit. Keep a notebook or paper to jot
down info if you need to as a reminder.

So sorry for what your country is going through. Don't give up, things will get better.

Merry Christmas!

It's not a petition, it's a poll.

No.

We've had our day. If people lived forever, we would be in very serious trouble.
So, we live our lives and hopefully made at least some small but great contribution
into someone else's life.

Submit a Ticket for Help with Your ClixSense Account

Submit a ticket and see if admin can help you.

'The House That Jack Built'

Extremely disturbing movie.

Quote:Scandinavians on holiday are very easy to spot, Just look for those with a skin color of a lobster

hahahahahaaaaha!

tasman1 wrote: It will be nice but not sure we will have it this year , this is new world now

I plan to stop this kind of work , maybe this year , so it will be nice for me to go to history with bonus , not for sake of money but for nice memory

65 now , no point to continue working

My lawyer is 84. He said he will retire when he is dead.

It's a small town that was very popular years ago for mineral water.
People would come from every where to drink the water for health.
Some people moved here for the mineral water.

Altho not mountainous, at least not what I would call a mountain,
the town is up some elevation and what I would call hills. So many
years ago, coal and some other minerals were mined here.

I had to down size after my husband passed away. My sister lives
here in this town and she wanted me to move over here and her
husband is not in good health. She lives outside of the town in a
very remote country area. She won't live there if her husband
passes away. So I bought a house here and bought one large
enough so that she can move in with me if he passes away.
There's plenty of room and the house is a nice three bedroom
brick home. There is almost no land to it so not much upkeep
outside.

We have to look to our future when we start getting old. The
town population here is less than 5,000. The bank is only a
few blocks from my house, the dollar store only a few blocks
away, the grocery store only a few blocks away, insurance
office a few blocks away, the park only a few blocks away.
Everything is close and the town is safe and quiet. There is
only 3 houses on my block and mine is one of them. Across
the street is a large open field and only one house and it is
at the end.

It's also a lake area here. Very close to Kentucky Dam and
resort area. Many people that live here now are people that
like to live in a resort area, fish, boating, camping, hunting, etc.

This house was built in the 1970's and it is a nice house but
some things I am updating.

Any time you copy someone else's words, you need to place the reference to those words.

I seriously doubt tasman1 that you will be coming to the USA house hunting but
even so, I doubly doubt you would be interested in living in an old coal mining town.

Secondly, I am not selling my house...only just bought this house.

Isn't it funny how topics get way off topic?

I seriously doubt anyone will want a landline here, ever. I know I don't and that is
all that matters to me. If for some odd reason that would ever need a landline, it
can easily be installed.

Where I live now, is a small town. I am about two blocks from everything....
including the police station.

I really like the voice service. It's better than landline service. I can call any where
in the USA and then some, without paying long distance charges. It's actually less
cost then a landline. I pay less than $20 a month for Voice. It's clear, no static, no
issues with it at all. Their internet service is excellent too.

@Darkstar2

I removed the box.

Actually, it was 4 wires. Red, Green, Black, Yellow.

No I don't have a landline that is why I removed it.

I have voice with spectrum not to mention a mobile phone too.

At some point in time, someone had a landline in this house. In the
kitchen they obviously had a phone on the wall. I removed the phone
jack (box) from the wall and disconnected the wires.