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by creep 8y ago
Ah jesus, that is terrible. He believed he was 4 miles away from a town called Galice. How could this be? I have gotten lost on several poorly-maintained roads in my time in the Canadian rockies. To think this could happen to me and the peo
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by creep 8y ago
Everyone will be exactly equal in time, my friend. We just have to wait until we find the magic formula for equality. And then, finally, you and I will be like the exact same people, and we can throw off our human bonds and rise together to
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by creep 8y ago
And everybody clapped, and all the chairs clapped, and the projector flickered in a clap-like way. This is so sad. I am a woman-- a real woman-- and I constantly wonder if I am where I am because of shit like this. And now I can't ev
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by creep 8y ago
A man I know has already done this in order to get cheap car insurance. Kinda sad, really.
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by creep 8y ago
Probably not.
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by creep 8y ago
No. I've explained it the best way I can.
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by creep 8y ago
>same people who don't like being guilted by portions of society in general. Being "guilted" is not an act others do to you, it's a mind-state you inflict on yourself. >The real question is, if they find it annoyin
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by creep 8y ago
That thing we possess that we can't explain but we all feel implicitly or explicitly which seems to give our existence meaning. That thing that, despite all your rationalizations, allows you to feel you are a distinct existence with an
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by creep 8y ago
Why does it matter if some people think they are better than others? What are you trying to add to the discussion here? Your point in this thread amounts to, "apples are crunchy and sweet".
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by creep 8y ago
Okay, but who cares if it's annoying? What is the point of bringing up the fact that sometimes people are annoying when they make certain choices? How does that add to meaningful discussion, how does that even create meaningful discuss
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by creep 8y ago
>But you're not a special snowflake just because you don't have an app installed on your phone I don't think this elitism is the biggest reason people quit social media. Quitting social media has bigger consequences for el
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by creep 8y ago
Oh okay, yeah I definitely didn't find the minimum. Maybe I'll give it a try another time-- the stuff is cheap and natural and whatnot.
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by creep 8y ago
Do you mean that you put it in a spray bottle with water? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, I think I used it like normal shampoo. To be fair, my hair would be decently oily by that point.
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by creep 8y ago
I tried using this stuff as general purpose shampoo and it destroyed my hair. I was only washing my hair once every two weeks (natural oils, you know) and I thought it'd be good to clear up the scalp of extra oils but instead it sucked
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by creep 8y ago
<3 Lots of love, Your friend, Creep
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by creep 8y ago
As an anecdote, I recently went to the hospital suspecting a kidney infecting. I had all the signs (pain on both sides under the skin, smelly urine, a bit of fever that came and went) so I told the nurse I was pretty certain I had a kidney
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by creep 8y ago
I've never been able to figure out my sleep schedule and have always conformed to these positive ideas we associate with early risers, but this article, despite its weird elitism, has given me some hope. I like to go to bed late, but I
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by creep 8y ago
From najrboe's reply: >some of those preferences are going to have a genetic reason for them It's hard coded for you, that's understood. The argument is that it's silly to have a distinguisher for everything that does
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by creep 8y ago
You'll always find the freaks in society if you're authentic about your freakish nature, to address one point in your comment. It's simple but I really do have this kind of emergent, creative, slightly anarchist experience in
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by creep 8y ago
Aye yeah sorry it was a little joke.
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by creep 8y ago
I put this stuff on my face every morning and my skin has never looked or felt better. I also put it on toast almost every morning, have been doing so for years, and I am the healthiest I've ever been. I mean, I have also taken other s
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by creep 8y ago
That appears to be my same problem.
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by creep 8y ago
Hey bud, I've never lost the drive to read and learn new things, but I definitely have trouble organizing everything I want to be learning/reading. Usually I have a fiction book going at all times. Keeps me sharp, interested, en
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by creep 8y ago
I was thinking the same thing. I'd rather wear a "mask" that kinda looks like me, or that looks like a mask, than literally someone else's face. Even the thought of another person's organs bothers me. Not just becau
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by creep 8y ago
It doesn't make sense in this context though.
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by creep 8y ago
>Understanding ancient peoples through their interactions with domesticated animals is really humanizing. YES. I'm not really a "dog person" (in the sense that I don't immediately take to them, for various reasons), b
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by creep 8y ago
Jesus, thank you haha.
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by creep 8y ago
I have told my partner that if I get dementia, I would like to die. I didn't say he should kill me, but I hope that he wouldn't have to.
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by creep 8y ago
Thank you, the trailer looks fantastic.
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by creep 8y ago
Goddammit. I am going to cry. This was a wonderful piece. Empathy in every detail, while still being open enough to satisfy a reader's curiosity. It read like a book and I accidentally began to feel a kinship with the characters.

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