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Pheonix wrote:What does "rezzing" mean?

It's not the dictionary.
Rezzing, as in, resurrecting a dead topic. ;)
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You were telling him about Buddha, you were telling him about Mohammed in the same breath. You never mentioned one time the Man who came and died a criminal’s death...
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I thought it was happened your first year of college?
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Chozon1 wrote:I thought it was happened your first year of college?
I'm sorry... I don't understand what you're asking... :?
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Do you think this should be available to the general public: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/26184 ?
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Would you call yourself a follower or a leader?
Government is another way of saying "better than you."
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Orodrist wrote:Do you think this should be available to the general public: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/26184 ?
Frankly?

No. It serves no use to the general public.
Strider wrote:Would you call yourself a follower or a leader?
I... honestly don't know. I'm not comfortable following others... but I don't necessarily like leading, either.
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That may be a bad thing that anyone can read that.

Then again, my fun at parties just increased tenfold.

Christmas Parties?
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Chozon1 wrote:That may be a bad thing that anyone can read that.

Then again, my fun at parties just increased tenfold.

Christmas Parties?
Not a big one for social events... so... no. I prefer to stay at home and be with my family.
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Yep. Me too. I don't really go to big ones, but the family/friends that we have can get big.

How about doughnut parties?
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Chozon1 wrote:Yep. Me too. I don't really go to big ones, but the family/friends that we have can get big.

How about doughnut parties?
I don't think I've ever had the occasion or opportunity to actually go to a doughnut party.
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That explains it.

What do you think of Quebec trying to secede from Canada?
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Chozon1 wrote:That explains it.

What do you think of Quebec trying to secede from Canada?
I don't live there, and am not very familiar with Canadian politics... but I don't agree from what I know. I think it's probably in the region's worst interest, especially given an internationally volatile political and economic climate.
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Concerning the idea, "staying up late"....what would you consider "late"?
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Makamae wrote:Concerning the idea, "staying up late"....what would you consider "late"?
Late? Well, technically, 12-5 is late... but... for me? I love staying up until at least 3. 2 is the magic hour for me; I love to be awake then, and especially drive at that hour, simply because of the way that the night smells and the relative silence of everything. I think the best at 2 am. Generally, though, I'm up after 3. It's not uncommon for me to be awake until 4 or 5, and then getting up a scant five or six hours later, because I'm stubborn and hate waking up after noon.
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What's with gaming lately? Though there's all these cool titles out (and 40gigs worth on my PC), I just don't feel that interested anymore. Fable, Fallout, PoP, LBP, etc. Great titles that are just gonna be passed by. Just been feeling stale.

Or is that just me?
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