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didntask 2 weeks ago

One day we'll all be Eugenio.

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thelesserword 3 weeks ago

Btw, it baffles me how Chris-Chan got a girlfriend. Big whitepill, but it's still disturbing watching this demoniac walk freely.

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didntask 3 weeks ago

SUCH A GOOD READ! and happy birthday! 🎂🎈

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thelesserword 3 weeks ago

Thank you Didntask! Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

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wizardperspective 3 weeks ago

Happy 22nd Birthday!

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wizardperspective 3 weeks ago

I haven't followed Chris Chan Stuff lately but I doubt that so called "Finnish" girl is actually his girlfriend. The whole pregnancy alarm turned out to be not true.

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wizardperspective 3 weeks ago

A lot of so-called people with girlfriends online are not having relationships because they are necessarily attractive. I think people want to be around them for the sake of association. To be part of something that's famous or infamous.

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wizardperspective 3 weeks ago

To put it politely, it's flies being attracted to trash.

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wizardperspective 3 weeks ago

There's this trend of people with relationships having all of their personal private details being leaked out. Turns out people who "Had Sex" are just sexually depraved to the point of doing incredibly humiliating acts just to one up someone online. It's not a good look for them.

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thelesserword 2 weeks ago

@Wizard, flies being attracted to trash is still a match for better or worse. With Chris-Chan, I know people date for reasons outside of love, but I'll give credit where credit's due. Chris met a girl he can walk the town with, and he's probably too retarded to know she's strumming him along. Happens to a lot of guys, but they still count it as "experience" in this depraved world.

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thelesserword 2 weeks ago

This aside, I think it's good to consider that if God will allow His people a fake happiness like in Chris's case, He will grant true happiness for those who keep His commands.

Happy belated Thanksgiving. I've no idea what to think anymore about my birthday being on that day. Will probably write about it.
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thelesserword 1 month ago

VII - A Just Inequality ... where I tell my HR Professor why women should be barred from going into the Artic on wooden ships (surrounded by other ramblings)

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thelesserword 1 month ago

FYI, I wish I could come up with titles summing all the content of each entry, but I can't stand linebreaks on center-margined text.

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didntask 1 month ago

Good entry. I haven't met with the Knights since I moved, I should.

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thelesserword 1 month ago

Losing my marbles trying to figure out how to convert Word to HTML. I'll sleep and figure it out later.

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thelesserword 1 month ago

This aside, thumbnail link's more readable. The missing formatting on some of the paragraphs just bothers me. Oh well, maybe I could use PDF.

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someotherstranger 1 month ago

Interesting idea on the speech-to-text thing. Personally, I can be quite articulate in written text and in my thoughts, but somewhere between my thoughts and my tongue things get jumbled. I have a difficult time articulating or expressing myself verbally. But the idea that a well-written book could be not just read well, but verbally told well, is interesting.

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didntask 1 month ago

Liking it so far. Already better than Gatsby.

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thelesserword 1 month ago

We'll see where this goes. Glad you like it

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elilenti 1 month ago

My grandfather was in the Knights of Columbus, somehow all of his awards and medals ended up with me after he passed away.

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thelesserword 1 month ago

@elilenti, My condolences. I'll pray three Ave Maria's for his soul. Also for you as well, times being tough as they are.

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