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Fragments of Wakefulness II - You're right, absolutely right, this is said about so many things, but if you really, and I mean really, think about it, then this, this must be humankind's very first technology. That's what I was thinking. I cupped my hands underneath the bathroom faucet, the four fingers on each hand crossed ... - #
Solanasaurus: Hey, hey don’t knock the gasolina. You know you like to dance to it. Cute little kids....
Joel: hmm. you’re not flickrd to my daughter, are you? um. maybe let’s keep it that way.
AWESOME: THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS AWESOME TIP! I want to learn the languages of other countries, before I...
g: When I lived in italy i knew nothing. after 5 months i began to “hear” the language by...
Dr. Cereal: Re: Greg - How appropriate. (Or should it be vitally weinering?). …And my giggling ensues.
julio: Buen trabajo. Good job My friend! How can I publish my videos?

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