Isn't something missing....

Spraying in one bedroom of the house. We've just moved in so I can understand that he wants to mark his territory but it's becoming frustrating. He started in a small spot, we cleaned that up and now he's done an even bigger spot. Any advice on how to get him to stop?

Also, he's an inside dog and we can't keep him contained in one room as it's an open plan house so he has full run on the place.

I heard that if you use moisturizer on a regular basis your skin becomes dependant on it and stops producing it's own natural moisturizer, is this true? If so, do think that it would be possible for your skin to produce it's own moisturizer again?

Thanks

Green tea is always staining my cups. Nothing seems to take it out. Is there anything you CAN do to get rid of it?

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We've all had these extremely awkward moments. Care to share??

Well....what it it??

Come on! who's with me?!

Well....can I?

"It's incredible how nature sets females up to take care of people, and yet it's tricky for them to take care of themselves" - Bjork

Girls, what's your thoughts on this? Do you agree or disagree? Why?

Guys, from a males point of view, do you agree with this quote?

This is not a battle of the sexes game, I just want different points of view from both male and female prospectives.

Thanks :)

It's about a little boy who's mother has died and his father is very anti towards him because of this. The boy ends up living with his grandmother (his dads mum) and the grandmother isn't to friendly towards him either. The boy find heaps of toys up in the attic and he discovers that it's magic - the toys come to life and talk to him (of course it's an imaginary world) Eventually the grandmother warms up to him and tells him lots of stories about his father when he was little and how he lived in the same imaginary world in the attic.

In the end the boy goes back home to see hos father in the holidays and his father was still very cold towards him. It was only as the boy got very sick that his father realised how he was treating him was wrong. The dad started to love the boy and he got better and they lived happily ever after.

Do you know the film im talking about?

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It's about a little boy who's mother has died and his father is very anti towards him because of this. The boy ends up living with his grandmother (his dads mum) and the grandmother isn't to friendly towards him either. The boy find heaps of toys up in the attic and he discovers that it's magic - the toys come to life and talk to him (of course it's an imaginary world) Eventually the grandmother warms up to him and tells him lots of stories about his father when he was little and how he lived in the same imaginary world in the attic.

In the end the boy goes back home to see hos father in the holidays and his father was still very cold towards him. It was only as the boy got very sick that his father realised how he was treating him was wrong. The dad started to love the boy and he got better and they lived happily ever after.

Do you know the film im talking about?

Thanks

I've heard some pretty weirdly funny ones before, so please.....amuse me!

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Do you know who quoted this?

Tis a great quote!

Do you know who quoted this? I love this quote as it has so much meaning to it but I can't for the life of me figure out who quoted it. Thanks in advance

and if you want to comment on this quote, feel free to do so I'd love to know what you think of it.

:)

Does this quote mean anything to you?

(lol suggested category > Gambling)

Does this quote mean anything to you?

I LOVE this quote! Can you relate to it?

What does this quote mean to you?

is that supposed to be insulting?

I don't really get this quote, do you?

My nan wrote down this quote but I can't get my head around it. Do you understand it?