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Pop Culture- handle with care. A tiny bit can be tasty, but too much is down right poisonous! Let's take a look at some of Pop Culture's messages that, if believed, can easily ruin your life!
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How to Ruin your Life~ Pop Culture style
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Posted on July 2, 2008 - 11:45am at Fussypants
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"According to officials at the Nashville Electric Service, more and more people are falling deeper and deeper in debt."
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Hoopty Easter
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Posted on March 22, 2008 - 9:23pm at Tennessee Jed
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I hope you folks have a Happy Easter.
"...I had planned for a more middle-class life."
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Posted on March 9, 2008 - 7:28am at Stone Soup Station
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- Community
- Politics
- conflux
- creeping inflation
- david penn
- economic choices
- economic woes
- gas tank
- hard choices
- joblessness
- middle tennesseans
- middle tennessee state
- middle tennessee state university
- nashville area
- national housing
- poor leadership
- price survey
- second job
- stieber
- stock prices
- tennessee state university
- walks of life
Fussy's Four Ways to Spoil Your Children
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Posted on January 30, 2008 - 1:00am at Fussypants
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Four Handy Ways to Spoil Your Children
1) Spend more money than you make to give your children everything their hearts desire. Tell yourself that you do this because you want to give them a happy childhood. If all their friends have it, it would be wrong not to give them the same things. Even though the more you buy for them, the more they complain of boredom.
Fussy's Five Ways to Spoil Your Children
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Posted on January 30, 2008 - 1:00am at Fussypants
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Five Handy Ways to Spoil Your Children
1) Spend more money than you make to give your children everything their hearts desire. Tell yourself that you do this because you want to give them a happy childhood. If all their friends have it, it would be wrong not to give them the same things. Even though the more you buy for them, the more they complain of boredom.
We are all characters
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Posted on January 16, 2008 - 6:34pm at The Ride Home
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Don was probably in his 60s and regularly burned CDs of up-and-coming indie acts for us younger employees. He drove a shiny new Honda Civic that we nicknamed Blackhawk. We would pile into it almost every night at break time, heading down to Sonic or McDonald’s or Taco Bell to escape the mind-killing, back-breaking monotony of a job that was killing us but we needed because the pay was unbeatable.
Frustration
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Posted on January 16, 2008 - 1:54pm at Richardson Zoo
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Casey and I spent the better part of the afternoon yesterday in frustration. Our tub was clogged again!
