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[ender_0001]

to shef: shef, you'll learn to make coffee taste really good. And then you'll want to drink it every morning. And then you'll wake up with COFFEE!!! as the first thing on your mind. And then you'll run out of coffee and YOU WILL DIE b!!!! Eventually you'll get a urinary track infection if you don't drink enough water. The caffeine can be baqd for

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[anonymous]

Heath, give me a call some time (4192157293), its been a while....let me know whats up and whats been going on...

Thanks,

Sergey

[ender_0001]

hey man. k, i'll call you ....... wait 419? where are you? k i'll call you soon. how have you been?

[ender_0001]

oh its just my old cell phopne number from back when i lived in ohio...haha have not changed it yet...been alright, looknig forward to talking to you....

[captainwafflos]

BBCode doesn't work on LiveJournal, friend.

Give me a call, dooder. This doesn't seem like you.

[ophidus_rex]

I remember that conversation we had about ‘feeling’ God. I can remember the envy I felt towards those who could feel his presence and a growing sense of self-hatred for myself because I couldn’t. During my brief (and I do mean brief) reawaking as a Christian, I looked to God for comfort and company, but all I felt was loneliness. I’ve stated that there are a myriad of reasons why one could forsake God: science, philosophy, historical reasons; however, in the end the truth of the matter is that I don’t believe in God because I was unhappy and more than anything else I wanted it: happiness. I was weak, so I gave up, not just on God, but on everything. I created a fake self to project onto the world, an artifice that was made whole by the thoughts of others. I ran away. It was like death, that cold grip on my heart squeezed until it burst and it ended. I was lucky, it happened when I was young and the full social and parental binders were in effect. They’re off you now. You know, surprisingly no one saw this coming. You were always so

[the_weird_girl]

Wow, you sound a lot different from when I saw you, what, a month or so ago? Give me a call and we'll get coffee again.

Amy.