Encarta ® World English Dictionary:
im•passe [ím pàss]
(plural im•passes)
n
1. Block to progress or agreement: a point at which no further progress can be made or agreement reached.
- talks have reached an impasse
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You are so secretive for being so nosy.
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::offers random hugs from the ether and commiseration:: You seem pretty well balanced to me, g'luck with everything.
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My whole family is essentially liberal repressed Epicopalian. That is, we are liberal, open-minded, and fairly unrestricted about most things... to a point. We are painfully polite in most situations, we don't say offensive things, when something is uncomfortable, we pretend it doesn't exist, and we drop uncomfortable topics with a quickness. We generally don't state topics forcefully, we backpedal if proven to be wrong, we are always diplomatic. All of this, of course, excepts my sister.
The liberal part is the part most people who know us see. My parents are totally fine with we three lying on top of each other, tickling, poking, making off-colour jokes and squashing each other. If anything real started to happen, they would stop it immediately. Gently, but immediately. We aren't accusatory people.
Woo... enough of that; time to eat lunch! *hums* Mmm boy, leftover pasta. *eats*
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