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And I'm noticing the pattern is, that for the most part it is adults not children (except for the teen texting)that are doing this, which makes you wonder. These are not habits that kids have learned but ones that adults seem to think are ok. I used to dread sitting by kids in a theatre but it seem to me they are better behaved these days than the parents

There is usually a weight range on most carseats,so if you can find out what that is for your car seat that should tell you if you need a bigger one, or you can just go to Wal-Mart and look at the car seats there and see if the next biggest one is suitable for your child.

yep i agree, I always do the mental checklist before even the previews come on: Is my cell phone ringer turned off? Do I have to go to the bathroom? (Yes sometimes you just have to in the middle of the movie but i try before) Am I thirsty or need a drink or need anything from concessions? I like to sit in the middle and i hate trying to stumble over people in the middle of a movie. Oh and if your going to see a 3-D movie having someone walk in front of you can be really entertaining because then it pulls you out of the enviornment, so you have to reorient to get back into it.

The movie theatre in Hiram has $5 tuesdays back so you can go any time then.

At one point i saw a double rainbow I wish I wasn't going out the door when i saw it cause i would have loved to take a pic.

I always liked my name but my mother wanted to name me Ammity Tamar, while a unique name I'm really happy with my common name that my dad decided on.

Ok so I'm wondering what everyone else thinks about proper ettiquette in a movie theatre. I have now been to the movies twice in a row, and witnessed horrible behavior by adults. The first time the idiot (and I use this term nicely) behind me answers his cell in the middle of the movie, talks loudly then after a minute or so of talking states he states he has no idea what movie he's even seeing. He goes on to talk for another minute or so then hangs up. The second time I had a middle aged couple sit down a few seats from me the man opens up his phone and starts texting all through the previ

wow very beautiful, too big for my tastes but yeah definately awesome.

So it only has what effect that the person thinks it will, and then causes brain swelling. I'd say thats the wrong kind of placebo, and I have to agree with you about the "idiots" part, however when you're looking at someone who is ingesting something that they don't know what it will do to them they are probably not thinking anyway.

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I'll post this at work if its not already there

Yes the fair credit collections act says they cannot call you once you have said that this is not their number and they keep on calling is very illegal. Keep your phone bills they can be fined for each time they call you. Here is a site you can go to www.fair-debt-collection.com I just pulled it up there should be all the information you need on here if you can't find what you need, the just google fair credit collection act. Hope this helps too.

OK while this article has a wonderful point the end was BS. Obesity counts for 9.1% of medical spending that means that there is roughly 91 % being spent elsewhere and it being the biggest problem, what about gangs and shooting and violence related injuries, fights, drunken fights, domestic violence or drunk driving related fatalities. I would like to know what the statistics are compared to. Like I said I don't disagree with the article its very telling, but I've never had $3000, or 4,000 worth of medical debt or charges and what I have had is not related to my weight. I've known very few

LOL that was cute, it was a skit from funny or die.com, I would love it if someone actually did that. Thank you I'd never seen that one :-)

At the end it says he is facing up to 10 years in prison for 10 counts along with a 250,000 fine for each count, which is sad that raping a 9 year old only gets you one year in jail and a 250,000 fine.