... but I like th jpg name


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i'm trying to go faster so that there'll still be people around when I finish

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i don't require closure in a neat-and-tidy sense, but I still appreciate endings. I think what they were trying to say was that even if we don't get th ending we want, just th fact of something ending is enough to activate our pleasure centers


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you and my cat see eye-to-eye on this. Of course he picked th day when I celebrated his rehabilitation to do a #2 on th couch ...........als;kdf;slkdajf

What a face on that guy

Aw it isn't on streaming, it doesn't exist to me


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aahh this is th only komment on here that reminds me of th el jay of old -- well done, C. Anyhow words can't be avoided, and you're right to point out that our fumblings w/ language do contain useful signal, manipulated or not. Th formality or informality of someone's language, for instance, will certainly tell you something real about them. Word choice will tell you something. What a person says he feels or thinks will tell you something, whether or not it is a lie. But we never judge a person solely on his words, not even on th Internet, and th more we perceive a person's statements in th context of his behaviour as a whole, th more accurate our reading of that person will be. We can evaluate a work solely by th words in it, but if we want to know a person, words will do a great deal to confuse th matter. IF you are going to study somebody's words, ah reckon th phrase "read between th lines" is a good caveat here

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