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Vince often has good insights into stuff, and this time is no exception. He talks how we're not really designed for complex conversation, and then he talks about waiting for phone calls that never come. On which note I'm going to go ring him and see if he's in.
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And I was out. One of life's great ironies, eh?
feh. pseudointellectualism on his part. Indulging in malaise about his own perceived simplicity.
*chuckle*
composing a heartfelt cathartic post directly in blogger != foresight, which is hardly a unique-to-human trait anyway.
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What kind of a person uses logical operator symbols when concocting misconceived Blog comments?
Someone like Erwin Rommel and look what happened to him.
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