ispy

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by ispy 18y ago
the publisher got the lion's share of the revenue. ask anyone. i highly doubt that they would "let this one go" out of the good of it's heart. there's a profit edge, always. besides, i'm not judging him. i just don't like being bullied into
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by ispy 18y ago
I'm also a little personally offended about your insinuation that I don't have emotions. I acted as primary care giver for an elderly relative with alzheimer's, broken hip, and a few other problems as well as losing my father to brain cance
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by ispy 18y ago
There are millions of people dying from cancer, disease. THey also have heart-warming things to say but no one pays any attention to them. I think this is a similar phenomena that occurs when people will give money to Cripple Cat on the int
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by ispy 18y ago
What attitude?
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by ispy 18y ago
Neither I, nor you, have any way of knowing how he lived life. I wasn't with him all the time and neither was you. He could have been a jerk-royale for all we know. People sometimes think nihilism is a bad thing but I think it's actually ve
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by ispy 18y ago
I don't know what else to say. I have no reason to listen to what this guy is saying or give it more value than any of the other feel-good books from terminals. ie, "Tuesdays with Morrie". Remember that? Yeah, me neither. The value of these
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by ispy 18y ago
It's unfortunate that he died but to be honest, I don't quite understand the appeal of Dr. Pausch. All of the quotes attributed to him seem specious reasoning at best. "Beat the Reaper by living well?" I think "death" wins, always. "Brick w
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by ispy 18y ago
I dunno if anyone else saw this when it was first posted but I noticed that there was a comment that said, "Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out". forgot who it was posted by. it's been deleted since then...