11 Search Results for "age"

• Cooper Quiz-MONDAY Cooper Quiz-MONDAY

  • From: Josie_Cooper
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    Until the age of 12, boys and girls do this equally as much…

     

     

     

     

    Cry

  • 5 months ago
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• motherdk

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  • Since: 11 months ago

• Cooper Quiz Answer-TUESDAY Cooper Quiz Answer-TUESDAY

  • From: Josie_Cooper
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    The average age of one of these today is nearly 10 years old
    
    

    Vehicles (cars) on the road today!

    OUR WINNER WON A $20 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO THE OUTFITTER'S GRILL AT THE ARGOSY CASINO!!!

    GREAT PRIZES-GREAT FUN-THE COOPER QUIZ-WEEKDAYS AT 10:35-KSUX

  • 1 year ago
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• Cooper Quiz Answer-THURSDAY Cooper Quiz Answer-THURSDAY

  • From: Josie_Cooper
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    Experts say the performance in this peaks at the age of 35.

     

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    Tracy won tickets to the Home Show and tickets to see the Musketeers in action this weekend.

     

    Your chance to win Weekdays at 10:35 during the Cooper Quiz on KSUX 105.7

  • 1 year ago
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• Dating...Does Age Matter??? Dating...Does Age Matter???

  • From: Ronnie_Lee
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    Ronnie Lee Weekdays 2-7pm on KSUX 105.7 and LIVE at KSUX.com!!

  • 1 year ago
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• Tony & Candice talk about mist Tony & Candice talk about mistaken identity

  • From: Tony_and_Candice
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    KSUX listeners try to help Tony cope with a jarring observation from a 3 year old.

  • 1 year ago
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• mikefisher

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  • Since: 1 year ago

• Carrie's biggest fan? Carrie's biggest fan?

  • From: Tony_and_Candice
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    There was a large age range at the show. This picture was taken before the show during KSUX's "Underwood-a-pa-looza"
  • 2 years ago
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• Raise the age Raise the age

  • From: Tony_and_Candice
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    Lawmakers across the US are considering raising the drivers age from 16 to 17 or 18. What do you think?
  • 2 years ago
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• Things You Shouldn't Skimp On! Things You Shouldn't Skimp On!

  • From: Ronnie_Lee
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    10 THINGS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO SKIMP ON

    Money is pretty tight for a lot of Americans nowadays. But lucky for us, there are plenty of things we buy where quality doesn't depend on price . Like, generic aspirin is just as good as the brand-name stuff. But, as Liz Pulliam West at MSN Money points out -- there are areas where you shouldn't even think about skimping. Even when your budget is really tight, you should try to make room for the following: Car maintenance. Sometimes scrimping on a small expense can lead to a much bigger one. That's what happens if you wait too long to change your oil or have that weird noise checked out. Find a reliable mechanic and make sure your budget includes money for regular maintenance and repairs. Classic clothes. You have to wear them every day, so you should make sure they hold up over time. This doesn't mean you should buy designer duds on a Target budget. But if you're choosing between a cheap knockoff that will only last one season and a classic piece that costs more but will still look good in 2010, your choice should be obvious. Computer memory. You always need more than you think, unless you never add new software, download a tune, or play a game. Save yourself headaches and tech-support calls by loading up when you buy a new machine. If you're adding memory to an older machine, consider maxing out the available slots. Family safety. Safety experts say you should have a smoke detector outside every bedroom and a carbon-monoxide detector on every floor, plus escape ladders for every bedroom above the first floor. Solid door and window locks are a smart security measure, but remove any window bars that can't be opened from the inside. Health. If you're one of the 46 million Americans without health insurance, you know it can be hard to take care of your health. But there are ways to do it that don't require insurance or cost a fortune; search online for tips on getting care for less. Home inspections. It's stunning that people will spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a house but refuse to cough up a few hundred for an inspector who could warn them that they're throwing their money away. In today's slower housing market, there's really no excuse not to hire an expert to inspect a home before you buy. Mattresses. You don't have to drop a couple thousand dollars on a specialty mattress to get a good night's sleep, but steer clear of used or really cheap mattresses. When it comes to comfort, expensive isn't always better. What matters is what feels good to you. Teenagers' cars. If you're going to buy your kid wheels, or allow them to buy their own, the car should have good safety ratings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Why? Because teen drivers' crash and fatality rates are much higher than any other age group. So they're more likely to need airbags, restraint systems, roll bars, and crumple zones than other drivers

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  • 2 years ago
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• The things I have to do for To The things I have to do for Tony :/

  • From: Tony_and_Candice
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    Okay...here goes....my very first blog. Whoopie, let me contain my enthusiasm. I am doing this in order to get Tony to stop whining about it. Am I the only person on the planet that is not into this? Tony is trying to convince me of that fact....like peer preasure at my age is effective??? Just the word "blog" sounds a bit dirty to me. Or is this just a very weak attempt by Tony to get me to actually do some measurable work???

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  • 2 years ago
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