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[thisisanatasia]

I've come to believe from everything I've been reading and paying attention to these last few months that these problems never would have come about if we hadn't lost our connections with nature. Right now we're so detached from the nutrient flows that keep us alive. We don't see or touch the food we eat until we find it on a shelf and chop it up

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[cowboyhero]

I hope that when you're hugging the tree it falls on you.

[thisisanatasia]

Your antipathy is retarded.

why would you ever assume i would ever be sincere?

[cowboyhero]

a tree is just a wal-mart that ain't been built yet.

[droogalex]

I wanna write a long reply but i'm tired from working all day. Ima just say that I agree with most everything you've said. I love watching Dirty Jobs on Discovery because it goes in between urban areas and suburbs and into places most people never see and exposes the people and jobs that make life comfortable for the rest of the U.S. It just amazes me how much is "in between." And that bleeds into every other area of life. I love the in-betweenness (or interstitial qualities, if you wanna talk all smart) of certain film, music, etc. but even more so when it is more...related to how society functions