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  1. pousinha

    Do you share your devices with family members?

    The same happened to my husband: he helped family members to print some documents sometimes, until our printer was working. Now that's spoilt, we use our nice's printer...
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    A Nigerian lawyer, has said that polygamy is the best form of marriage if a man want to live long

    Let me think: more wives means more in-laws: parents-in-law, siblings-in-law, nephews, nieces... (in the case of these latter, each of them waiting for their birthday gift :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: ). Could you afford and stick with?:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
  3. pousinha

    How long has your music device lasted ever in your home's?

    I only had music devices when I was a girl, living with my parents (obviously, during my times, they were the dearest old fashioned devices like that old radio purchased by my father, that lasted during decades and that dear old hi-fi appliance I had purchased when I was a teenager, that lasted...
  4. pousinha

    Do you share your devices with family members?

    A friend of mine told me he had to share his computer with all his brothers, because his family couldn't afford more than one device. Obviously, in the case of us needing to work online tons of hours per day, our job would be fatefully hindered and earnings jeopardised. Did you have a similar...
  5. pousinha

    Have you ever met people begging you for money even when they know you are broken or in any way unemployed?

    Unfortunately, such a habit is part of a cultural point (at least, in the disfavoured Latin areas). Simply, it doesn't cross their mind they are leaving you stranded.
  6. pousinha

    Have you ever met people begging you for money even when they know you are broken or in any way unemployed?

    So I imagine such a begging behaviour is considered a crime in your country. It was the same in the southern European countries until various decades ago, but the fact was decriminalised during a progressive government. In my country, begging everywhere and insist to get the money isn't a crime...
  7. pousinha

    Have you ever repaired by yourselves your own devices in the case of malfunctioning, whether software, whether hardware?

    In the case of Windows devices, there is a tool named Wise Registry Clean, that repairs various issues, including through registry defrag. Yet Linux devices are more complicated to repair, but they usually present less issues than Windows.
  8. pousinha

    Does opening too many tabs on a browser slow down the browser?

    Unfortunately, opening only one tab at a time means to extremely hinder my job's activities (and consequently, to jeopardise my earnings, as I need all the platforms where I work always ready).
  9. pousinha

    Have you ever met people begging you for money even when they know you are broken or in any way unemployed?

    In Latin America, we can meet beggars everywhere: among relatives and acquaintances (OK: in such a case there are also honest people who are seriously in needs, so I don't blame these latter), on the streets, at the train station (to ask us the money for a ticket), in the supermarket (in this...
  10. pousinha

    My third DiscussionBucks payment

    Good night: my third DiscussionBucks payment has arrived on my Paypal account. The proof follows: Thanks very much to @fords8 🐥
  11. pousinha

    What Assets Have Given You Maximum Returns

    This is more or less the same amount we earn in my country on Federal Treasury and certificates of deposit bound to farm activities (these latter benefit from tax exemption and lately, some of them are earning the 13% per year). No other assets result so good (stocks and mutual funds haven't...
  12. pousinha

    Have you ever met people begging you for money even when they know you are broken or in any way unemployed?

    Correct behaviour. Unfortunately, when they were young and inexperienced, my parents had fallen into such a mishap. And they weren't the only disappointed people. A lot of people are simply incapable to say no...
  13. pousinha

    Have you ever met people begging you for money even when they know you are broken or in any way unemployed?

    In the southern Europe, it's fairly common your wealthy acquaintances ask you to lend them money, even when they perfectly know you are far below them on the social ladder (for ex., they are owners of a real estate, while you must pay the rent of a shabby apartment. While in Latin America, is...
  14. pousinha

    Have you failed to purchase a basic item because of brokenness?

    I think that woman is really a role model, a shining example. During my life, I came to know enough people complaining about their status (and imagine: being most of them middle-class), or wistfully looking at their neighbours who owned more than they were owning. Not a big deal for both the...
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    Have you ever received your earnings through the cryptocurrency?

    I perfectly understand you. It's a true hustle and bustle. As the current government in my country is cryptos enemy, I blame the strict regulation that hinders me to make use of the international CEX. I'm restricted to the local CEX to receive my payments expressed in cryptos and such a mishap...
  16. pousinha

    Have you failed to purchase a basic item because of brokenness?

    I remember having known a middle-aged woman, as attending the blog of an Italian coach spreading about the extreme downshifting lifestyle. She went hungry on a daily basis, as she only could count on a pension of 250 euros. Surely, she is the widowed of a craftsman (craftsmen in Italy only...
  17. pousinha

    Do you use air conditioning appliances at home?

    A lot of time, it happens cause the bacteria trapped into the air conditioning appliance. Offices must provide regular sanitization. Another cause, even in the case of a very clean appliance, is the strong temperature change between inside and outside.
  18. pousinha

    Do you let your members withdraw from your forum?

    Yes, sure! I remember various colleagues of mine, often wondering why the forum's owners didn't monetize their site, as it was a PTP forum. The reason is webmasters in Italy (as among various other European countries) are forced to submit themselves under a very cumbersome (and often very...
  19. pousinha

    Have you failed to purchase a basic item because of brokenness?

    Well, especially when I was younger, I kept working even when I got sick and so did many colleagues of mine, to avoid a single rest day (especially out of Sundays or Saturdays). But as the age increases, working while sick is not that big deal. It becomes more and more difficult also.
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    Hundreds of Indian students in Canada face deportation

    It looks like many illegal migrants believe they are ironmen and ironwomen. They never imagine they could fall sick when unexpected, needing a doctor or the emergency hospital hall. What when the staff at the emergency bureau require their ID? Remembering the emergency halls of the hospitals are...
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