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So I just watched Collision with Hitchens Vs. Wilson - DocGonzo

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So I just watched Collision with Hitchens Vs. Wilson. Having gone from heathen to southern baptist to catholic back to heathen it was an interesting viewing experience. At the tender age of 3 I told a recently widowed friend of the family that I would build him a ladder to heaven so he could see his wife anytime he wanted. How did this come out of the mouth of a child with a meager grasp of the English language and without stepping foot in a church? Was really interesting, and entertaining. Hitchens ...

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Dearchron_job, Wish you were here! Tonight after work I made a…: keris

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Keris and dott and The Dog (. Keris and dott and The Dog. Wish you were here! Tonight after work I made a snowman. He was a bit buck tooth so I made him a cat. An hour later, and they had wandered off somewhere. More photos here http:/ pics.livejournal.com/keris/galler. Including the one of the giant snowman and his tiny friend outside Physics! What can I say, I like snow :o). Post a new comment. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post.

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hiking advice. - A little black cat in a tree

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Hiking advice. - A little black cat in a tree. A girl needs her stripes. U needz sum LOLZ? My current wish list. June 6th, 2010. Though I've not posted in forever, I promise I'm still reading and I still need LJ in my life. Right now what I need is advice and friends' experiences. What gear do I need? What clothing will be appropriate? Should I be doing weighted practice hikes? Any suggestions for packing for 4 days of professional wear and about 8 days of hiking? Comments: Leave a comment. I will preten...

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getting nothing but STATIC: team colors

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Getting nothing but STATIC. It's a known deadly sin. Without it we seem without purpose, and drive. We want to take pride in our homes, pride in our work, and pride in our relationships. Yet it truly is an ugly animal, mauled over time by connotation and misuse. Day job (aka research). Life in a nutshell. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Gainesville, Florida, United States. View my complete profile. Given myriad circumstances, I was only able to post 235 of those.). Song challenge, volume three. With ...

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getting nothing but STATIC: drama mama.

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Getting nothing but STATIC. 8220;Insecurity is love dressed in a child's clothing.” Gaelic Proverb. I believe it's a human imperative to go through awkwardness and discomfort about the flesh we wear. Without something to fight against, we often have no room for growth. But full grown adults should know better than to zip about the world dropping grenades along their tracks like breadcrumbs to etch out a trail of where they've been. Our problems are ours alone. For one thing, I have a full time job with o...

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getting nothing but STATIC: survival instinct

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Getting nothing but STATIC. Fighting is essentially a masculine idea; a woman's weapon is her tongue. Labels: life in a nutshell. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Gainesville, Florida, United States. View my complete profile. On November 11th, 2011, I began a new blog challenge, as a means to further hone my photography skills and to place additional pressure on myself to become a tad more prolific. The challenge is simple and open-ended: post 314 newly taken pics in one year's time. Life in a nutshell.

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getting nothing but STATIC: thirty six

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Getting nothing but STATIC. Labels: life in a nutshell. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Gainesville, Florida, United States. View my complete profile. On November 11th, 2011, I began a new blog challenge, as a means to further hone my photography skills and to place additional pressure on myself to become a tad more prolific. The challenge is simple and open-ended: post 314 newly taken pics in one year's time. Given myriad circumstances, I was only able to post 235 of those.). Curiosity . . . Blink a...

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getting nothing but STATIC: muscle flex

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Getting nothing but STATIC. There are a few distinct tribes of people with whom I have relationships. The most obvious to me are the ones to which I feel the most commonality, and who have been explored the most consistently during the course of this blog, so it should come as little surprise when I reference them. They come with very little introduction, and often very little cash. They are the ARTY TYPES. Why is it that we often know others better than we know ourselves? Now that I've ferreted my way o...

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getting nothing but STATIC: incidental mushroom

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Getting nothing but STATIC. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Gainesville, Florida, United States. A lover of wordplay, a writer by choice and calling, an artist by accident, an above average amateur photographer, a filmmaker and dramatic theatre enthusiast, a dreamer, a thinker, a listener, a smartass, a lover and a loyal friend, a cynic with an optimistic streak, intensely passionate, hyper-conscious and open on his own terms, unexpectedly witty and endlessly verbose . . . View my complete profile.

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getting nothing but STATIC: improv yourself.

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Getting nothing but STATIC. Though the statistic is being disputed in an upcoming book, it's often said that. Fifty percent of all marriages end in divorce. I'm not certain which direction that author's research will put the magic number, but I certainly would go up with the offer given how many divorced, divorcing, and divorceable folks I personally know. I even know one couple who hit the judges chambers on the matter just yesterday morning. The answer is simple, and it comes from an unlikely source: t...