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I’d like to keep this as personal and non-political as possible.
This is a two part question. What does the American Dream mean to YOU? Are you living it? |
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life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
yes, (that's what meds are for.) |
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life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. yes, (that's what meds are for.) Is American Dream the street name for something? |
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life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. yes, (that's what meds are for.) Is American Dream the street name for something? ha, yes it's a strange concoction. first you put the lime in the coconut.......... |
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life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. yes, (that's what meds are for.) Is American Dream the street name for something? ha, yes it's a strange concoction. first you put the lime in the coconut.......... |
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I was able to purchase a home by myself last year and that was a huge dream of mine. And yes I am living IN it :)
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I was able to purchase a home by myself last year and that was a huge dream of mine. And yes I am living IN it :) An American Queen, living the American Dream! Congratulations on your home! Home warming gift... |
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yeah Myka!
why wasn't i invited to the house warming party? |
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I’d like to keep this as personal and non-political as possible. This is a two part question. What does the American Dream mean to YOU? Are you living it? Oooo, something upbeat and not about realtionships...Yea! My definition of The American Dream is two part...Traditionally it means equality and democracy which I enjoy...The second part of The American Dream is personal ...For me it is health, happiness, and the love and respect of those I love and respect...Prosperity means nothing more to me than having the basic tools needed for survival....Everything else is a bonus, a privilege, or the fruits of hard labor and practical living...My goals are driven more by a desire to feel a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day than by the material reward.... |
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I’d like to keep this as personal and non-political as possible. This is a two part question. What does the American Dream mean to YOU? Are you living it? Oooo, something upbeat and not about realtionships...Yea! My definition of The American Dream is two part...Traditionally it means equality and democracy which I enjoy...The second part of The American Dream is personal ...For me it is health, happiness, and the love and respect of those I love and respect...Prosperity means nothing more to me than having the basic tools needed for survival....Everything else is a bonus, a privilege, or the fruits of hard labor and practical living...My goals are driven more by a desire to feel a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day than by the material reward.... Accomplishment...nice! |
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I always thought the American dream meant a truly classless society where everyone is equal. No, I'm not living it.
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I always thought the American dream meant a truly classless society where everyone is equal. No, I'm not living it. You must be talking about a different America. I meet classless people every day. |
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I always thought the American dream meant a truly classless society where everyone is equal. No, I'm not living it. that is the 'utopia dream', which of course, is not to be confused with the autopia ride at Disneyland. |
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As close to freedom as a group of people this size can get. We will never stop working on that one. We do as a group stumble a lot, but I think that's because we are actually taking steps. The American dream is about discovery, and about her discoverers.
Come good or bad I'm a part of that dream, and have chosen to live it with a passion. |
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So as someone who lives in a whole other Country but hears 'the american dream' quite often depicted on TV, Movies and Literature, enlighten me and explain to me what exactly is the 'american dream'..?
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the american dream? Mardi Gra - where you can see boobies in public for free.....need i say more?
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The realization of the individual in a socio-economic context particularly advanced, maintaining the ability to distinguish reality from dreams
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Edited by
CremeBrulee
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Wed 03/06/13 12:53 AM
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I’d like to keep this as personal and non-political as possible. This is a two part question. What does the American Dream mean to YOU? Are you living it? Since i've not been to America,i'll just read the views/comments/opinions...and continue dreaming about the Maldives! |
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Edited by
pennyg281
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Wed 03/06/13 01:06 AM
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Cool topic :) To me the American Dream is being able to live in peace, with no one having to go without. To be surrounded by the ones you love.Therefore I try to do my best every day to make the world a better place. :)
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As close to freedom as a group of people this size can get. We will never stop working on that one. We do as a group stumble a lot, but I think that's because we are actually taking steps. The American dream is about discovery, and about her discoverers. Come good or bad I'm a part of that dream, and have chosen to live it with a passion. Nice view of the American Dream here. |
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