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+Riley Deveau thats what she said...

+Ben Hodgson dude, im just a walking chalk cloud lol!

+charlie smith Its coming along nicely

Wish you were mine

I wish that you were mine, by Philip George

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+lovecristeen lol omg ahahha

HAHAHA Can't believe I went out in public like that hahahah :) Oh well.. It's like one time when I wore a brownish-pink lipliner..I did my makeup at 5am and in my car realized I put eyeliner on my lips not lipliner :/ HAHA :) 

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Thanks for all your work Julius

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+Henry Winterbourne You've got a lovely set up there mate

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+Henry Winterbourne Thanks Henry, I have subscribed

+Julius Fawcett I had a medical last month, everything checks out fine a part from mild hemorrhoids (cold park benches)

+Dwight Schrute how about internal validation?

+Julius Fawcett 'there are not many who choose to be hermits living in the woods' Only because people rely on things like public healthcare. I have been thinking about living in local wood. No more pressures, no more bills, no more constraints. People could call me 'fargus', the nakey man who lives in the woods and watches you. Mothers could make up nursery rhymes about me...

+Dwight Schrute we are all different, there are not many who choose to be hermits living in the woods, there is a lot of social conditioning in our dreams and aspirations, only you know the type of social group that you would like to be part of or not, and if you don't know, then it probably doesn't matter too much to you what sort of group you live in

+Julius Fawcett But we all live to fight each other / form alliances to fight oppositions and gain what's within our interests. We all have different ideals and they conflict. If we're so sociable, why do we strive to get a detached home with a massive plot of land around it, no noise from any traffic or nosy neighbours? Why is that standard the ideal dream home for most? Weren't we better off in small nomadic tribes too? Most people I talk to don't really want social interaction, they want to be left alone (I don't really talk to them, I just observe).

We are all different, it takes courage to be comfortable with ourselves as we are sociable creatures, there is a group dynamic, this challenge IS the human condition, only you know what is right for you