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Dec 28, 2005 11:31


"This is the place where dreams are unmade,
Cut into pieces and left in the rain.
They're left in the rain.

This is the place where hearts come undone,
Spill onto the sidewalk and crack in the sun.

I'm boarding up my windows
And locking all my doors,
That's what they're for.
It's better if it's worse than before.

This is the day when promises break,
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bizzle53 December 28 2005, 09:17:02 UTC
Nature's first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leafs a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.
Nothing gold can stay.

-- Robert Frost

I would love to sleep with Famke Janssen. But strictly the non-transvestite version. Although, even then I might consider it.

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bizzle53 December 28 2005, 09:28:52 UTC
Oh, and I forgot to say that you shouldn't worry, Todd. Seasons come and go, but everything comes full circle sooner or later.

At least in a semi-ideal world.

Regardless, maybe those comments you view as being hostile and having the sole purpose of getting a rise out of others are really just devil's advocate points of view to challenge the thought of the masses. Life can't be one big circle jerk all the time where everybody agrees with everybody all of the time. This isn't Pleasantville. Well, actually, maybe it is. Pleasantville is actually a fucking genius example. It's like when Toby Maguire and Reese Witherspoon's characters go to the black-and-white, opinion free world of Pleasantville, where parity is non-existant. Toby and Reese challenge the system by exhibiting freedom of expression and little by little the town and its people begin to exude an array of colors, from one side of the spectrum to the other. Parity is a good thing. Just ask Paul Tagliabue.

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anonymous December 28 2005, 11:31:47 UTC
I remember when we first started using it, we would write about our days at school, or work, or anything else going on with our lives... It was fun, we got addicted and more comfortable writing public entries about our lives online. Umm...I still do ( ... )

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danideben December 28 2005, 11:32:06 UTC
oops....me

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bizzle53 December 28 2005, 11:55:37 UTC
She also killed people in Goldeneye by wrapping her legs around somebody and crushing them to death. She moaned in pleasure while she did it, so I always thought that it would be kind of an erotic, albeit crushing, way to die.

You make some very good points here and I agree with you 100%.

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bc30629 December 28 2005, 13:40:01 UTC
Its because you all feed off drama created by livejournal. Look at the people who use it least. They seem to be involved in the least drama. Your all drama queens, smoke some pot and get over it.

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bc30629 December 28 2005, 13:40:28 UTC
you're....for linds

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bc30629 December 28 2005, 14:03:59 UTC
lol mucho agreed with you.

thank you for the you're.. LMAO.

i love you
*linds

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bc30629 December 28 2005, 14:04:34 UTC
lol mucho agreed with you. hence why i deleted it. I dont need bullshit in my life anymore. thanks to you, in some part.

thank you for the you're.. it was going through my head.

i love you
*linds

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danideben December 28 2005, 22:42:37 UTC
original...(see comment in danideben)

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schtodd December 28 2005, 23:04:58 UTC
if that was sarcastic, fuck off.

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