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Perception = Reality? Not Really.

Thought of the day, poorly-expressed.

Yet Another Post On Necrophilia.

Another Horrible Thought Pt.2

ANOTHER HORRIBLE THOUGHT

Puking? Try Creme Soda!

1. Conjugal Visits, right? 2. Prison Work Programs. 3. Prostitution is Legal in Some Cases. The Pieces Are All In Place!

I don't mind a steep learning curve!

YES FOR SCIENCE, Pt.2

YES FOR SCIENCE

The ol' reverse reductio ad absurdum

So Good At Compliments!

SUPERLINEAR THINKING

This Video Makes Me Cry, Because I've Totally Been In Relationships Just Like This

small hope

The War On Greed.

Thinking About A Revolution

Paranoia: As True Then As It Was Now

Quote of the Day: The Calm of Organized Resistance

Remember Who We Are: Supple, And New

Quote of the Day: People Who Don't Fit In Make Me Stick Out.

Ask a Question Get an Answer #6: Hey, Should Restroom Segregation Be Extended?

Ask a Question Get an Answer #5: Should Restroom-Segregation Be Extended?

Ask A Question Get An Answer #4: I have a question. So, hypothetically if you had this friend, right, and she liked to buy clothes and do shopping over the internet and she had a particular site she regularly purchased from called asos.com and a package arrived from them of four skirts but she didn’t recall making the order, so she checked the date and the order was placed when she was in another city visiting a friend, so then she wondered if she’d placed the order in a moment of drunken sincerity, but she checked her asos account and no order was placed by her and then she checked her credit card statement and no money had transacted for the skirts, so clearly it was just a computer error on the part of asos.com and it's someone else's order, so my question is… It's totally okay for her to keep the skirts isn't it? More info to help you answer ... THE SKIRTS ARE IN HER SIZE.

Doodeloo #93: Judgment. Fig A

Ask A Question Get An Answer #3: What's In A Name?