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User	kanu | 2006-03-27 |
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Message	ants don’t like tumeric

User	mae | 2005-11-12 |
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Message	needs to kill himself Stop that. It isn’t funny and it certainly isn’t intelligent. Grow up and quit saying dumb things like that. mae

User	insphered soul | 2005-11-11 |
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Message	I think the dumbass meant that the government has all the power and doesnt at the same time, or he’s just paranoid and needs to kill himself

User	mae | 2005-11-09 |
Subject	untitled
Message	does this make the government hypocrites? What in the world does the government have to do with it? mae

User	kite martyr | 2005-11-09 |
Subject	untitled
Message	true, we are really small in the universe that we think we have so much control over, dam, does this make the government hypocrites?

User	kanu | 2005-11-08 |
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Message	THe more you look closely at the world the more it becomes apparent that there is some intelligence behind the creation. There was one incident where two scientists, an atheist and a theist, were together. The theist had just created a marvelous revolving model of the universe with spinning planets in their orbits and everything. The atheist asked who made the model and the theist said it just appeared out of the blue, a freak of nature. Of course the theist was playing with him. The point is that the atheist couldn’t accept that a model of the universe was made by no one while he had strong beliefs that the actual universe wasn’t directed by intelligence. Why is oxegyn here and not there - to give facility for your existence. THere are inumerable living conditions everywhere for the innumerable living entities all over the universe to express their innumerable desires. The whole thing seems really precarious, and even though we do our best to mess it up in our ignorance we are actually the small fries in this world with a false sense of self importance

User	kite martyr | 2005-11-08 |
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Message	i find space fascinating, think about it. so many miles and so much space we may never cover because technollogy isnt advanced enough. but, i ask this in hopes of getting a good answer: why is it that there is no oxygen in space, but there just happens to be more than enough for the people of earth? WTF? is it just a weird coincidence? or is it more than that? I dont know, but maybe with some help I’ll understand it. SD,Kanu, poeticprincess, wolfstar, i expect to hear many good points on this from you all, seeing as how your all so accomplished. with all respect meant. and SD, seriously, sex is fascinating, i must agree, but the consequences can be a bi*** if your not prepared. always remember: wrap it in foil before you check her oil. haha

User	WolfStar | 2005-11-05 |
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Message	i would only realistically hope for something that could conceivably happen. hoping for men in general to be responsible is asking too much from a gender group that wants control without the hinderance of duty or responsibility.

User	kanu | 2005-11-05 |
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Message	I sincerely hope SD finds the natural consequence of sex also fascinating - namely the art of being a dutiful spouse and responsible child raising -lol

User	popular_myth | 2005-11-05 |
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Message	I find the ocean fascinating, theres miles and miles and miles of depth in the ocean that we can’t even get to, who knows whats down there. It’s kinda scary!!

User	Solomon Disease | 2005-11-04 |
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Message	i find sex fascinating.

User	smartblond | 2005-11-04 |
Subject	Nature
Message	A while ago fisher men were trying to get rid of starfish. So when they found them they cut them in two and throw them back in the water. Starfish if cut in two or more pieces can regerate and grow back the part of the body they are missing so instead of getting rid of starfish they were doubling their population.

User	smartblond | 2005-11-04 |
Subject	Nature
Message	I find nature astounding. How everything can be all right one minute and then the earth plates move and an earthquake can destrory an entire city in less than twenty minutes.

User	kanu | 2005-10-23 |
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Message	Recently I saw a frog run on its back legs. I swear I am not making this up. A snake crawled in to a garden and this frog ran out on his back legs. It was difficult for him to navigate his direction, but he was running pretty fast. He would fall flat on his face all the time and then he would leap about two feet and start running when he hit the ground. It was like he didn’t know where he was going but wanted to get there real fast.

User	magnicat | 2005-02-17 |
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Message	oh, SHEslaysME, that’s TMI! now i’ll have that vision roaming around my head. thanks! :(

User	besodemuerte | 2005-02-15 |
Subject	untitled
Message	ants can farm... they milk aphids... and harvest plants... totaly superior...

User	SHEslaysME | 2005-02-15 |
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Message	once, my fathers family went fishing for frogs, brought them bakc, cut off and served their legs. the buried the frogs upper bodies in the bottom of the trashcan. the next moring they herd something scruffing around, inside the trash they found the frogs upper bodies crawling around the bottom.

User	wildheart | 2005-01-27 |
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Message	did you know ants don’t sleep.and certain types of frogs can be frozen solid,then unthawed and still live.

User	magnicat | 2005-01-24 |
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Message	LIB, you’re an idiot, aren’t you? animals have a sixth sense when it comes to things like that. they are very in tune to the universe and nature. when an earthquake is about to hit, dogs and cats get really squirrely (no, LIB, they don’t turn into squirrels...).

User	Kristina9178 | 2005-01-24 |
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Message	Not all of them.