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Diary of a Mad Scientist
Diary of a Mad Scientist 12/23/2009 Holy Moley Filed under: General ? girl Mark @ 10:12 pm I?m climbing out of yet another round of ?thought I was better and then things went wrong?. But they?re definitely better. More soon. and? I finally found the password to my long-lost blog. Comments (0) 3/30/2009 Diving Back In Filed under: General ? girl Mark @ 12:05 pm My West Coast ?season? is just about up. I?m heading to the Collegiate
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Blog Futurama Fry ? not sure if flirting or just nice via quickmeme.com 0 » xd4rf.jpg (1200×1291) via i.imgur.com 0 » Constantly hiding the fact that you?re checking women out can leave you feeling shameful about it, like you shouldn?t be doing it. It?s as if there is something wrong with the fact that you?re attracted to this woman. It?s the same feeling you get when you look a woman in the face. She looks back and you look away immediately to
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FAILSAFE one-shot from Black Label Comics by Ian Struckhoff ? Kickstarter
Ian Struckhoff is raising funds for FAILSAFE one-shot from Black Label Comics on Kickstarter! Penny has set every possible failsafe so she can see the legendary "Nebula Sirens" without risking her life. What could go wrong
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Epistemological Relativism
Epistemological Relativism My Wrong Opinions.. Home About Switcher A Year With Plato ? Part 1. February 22nd, 2011 No comments A week before the new year arrived I set about creating the ever-famous list of resolutions. Each year, though, instead of the list becoming a recipe for failure, it becomes something that just might be achievable with the right balance. Well, this year (2011) one of the items on my list is to spend some serious time with Plato?s dialogues. No, not all of