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June 6, 2004
People have a tendency to profile folks based on physical characteristics, auditory characteristics, etc. These are things that backfire a lot, because inevitably someone is offended by some of the assumptions made.
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June 6, 2004
My folks have been behind aspartame since forever. This was something that struck me as not necessarily being a good thing. Then, eventually in science class with Mr. Hanlon, we talked about how aspartame acts much like nicotene. You can’t get rid of it, you just build it up in your […]
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June 6, 2004
I find myself smiling knowingly when a friend echoes my own unvoiced opinions. Today I got that from Andre, as he wrote Not an Accessory.
Here is my thought… the phone does not surpass face to face contact. It is a tool to be used when face to face contact is not possible. […]
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June 6, 2004
One of my favorite reads that I’ve gotten behind on of late is Neil Gaiman’s journal. This would be because the feed isn’t showing up in Kinja, and while I haven’t the foggiest idea why, I will be sure to try to remedy that fact (and pick up all that lost reading).
So, today I […]
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