I rented my body to science: Day 4

[dorko_suavo]

Remember to visit www.nicolasjc.com/blog to bookmark my site. I will be stopping this blog by the end of the year.Something wonderful happens when I sleep, its a dream world where everything happens, where the laws that rule our everyday lives vanish and the instant gratification of creation overtakes my consciousness. However, I rarely remember

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[huntmorfus]

As the saying goes, "It is always easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission." or something along those lines. So I wonder why you find his approach so admirable?

Also, I have some critiques for your writing style in regards to this entry. So just remind me to tell you of them if you want to hear.

admiration of Manny explained

[dorko_suavo]

He has joie de vivre(joy of everything he does) that can only mirrored by that of a child. The other day I was in the presence of beautiful triplets, probably 3 or 4 yrs old, they were blond haired blue eyed and were so giggly. They were playing with each other, laughing, touching each other and smiling in such an emotionally sincere way that I couldn't help but smile because they were so adorable and joyful. Their dad was annoyed by there loudness (they weren't even that loud) and wasn't seeing how beautifully they were acting. He made some threat about not giving them there presents when they got home. They quickly conformed to his orders and they were no longer expressing their wondrous emotions. Their dad was passing down his social programming to his children, those kids may never be that way again because they have learned from a young age that if they are expressive, happy and playful in public there dad will yell at them

[dieplease]

I'm not seeing whats so admirable...

My admiration for Manny explained

[dorko_suavo]

He has joie de vivre(joy of everything he does) that can only mirrored by that of a child. The other day I was in the presence of beautiful triplets, probably 3 or 4 yrs old, they were blond haired blue eyed and were so giggly. They were playing with each other, laughing, touching each other and smiling in such an emotionally sincere way that I couldn't help but smile because they were so adorable and joyful. Their dad was annoyed by there loudness (they weren't even that loud) and wasn't seeing how beautifully they were acting. He made some threat about not giving them there presents when they got home. They quickly conformed to his orders and they were no longer expressing their wondrous emotions. Their dad was passing down his social programming to his children, those kids may never be that way again because they have learned from a young age that if they are expressive, happy and playful in public there dad will yell at them