TheCassMan

TheCassMan

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without showing probable cause In other words, America will be removing the word 'privacy' from all new editions of dictionaries shipped across the country....

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Yep, its the case with everything these days, more often than not we only hear about the negative things that occur, when really from day to day the most people out there are doing good deeds The news is a perfect example

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I applaud your efforts Crusaders; it may not be easy for us as the general mass to do anything dramatic to impact government at a federal level. However, by tackling the local electorates and taking interest in what your community will be offered is definitely the first stage in not only changing things, but ensuring that your vote is not wasted. If enough people took this approach it would undeniably make an impact on how government acts. <BR

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But how can you process the new information when the old information......eg.."If I jump of this building I will drop to the ground and splat over the pavement below"...is still in your memory? That is part of the problem, knowing a potential circumstance of your actions is doubt, therefore you are not

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Imagine what $450million could do in they way of reducing poverty, and aiding in the development of education and infrastructure in our surrounding area.... I mean it wouldnt resolve but a small percentage of the problems in the asia-pacific region, but it sure as hell would be beneficial in aiding that good ol group i like to call 'humanity'. If any goverment did that, they would win my vote....

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This is great, it is amazing also upon how much you can tell about a person not only by the way they walk, but how they interact with people walking around them or in/against their direction. The kindness of strangers can not be relied on at all, i remember reading some news articles shortly after the Twin Towers fell. After a huge accident/tragedy (call it what you will) like that there were still looters on the streets, stealing from shops t

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Hehe, don't worry Sally...Muggaz is right...I could learn a thing or two.....or five or six Dont get Muggaz started on the stupid moments I have from day-to-day Your opinion of me will probably shift to the other side of the intelligence scale haha

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People like this are trapped in an awkward situation. The blame lies on their guardians, their friends, their environmental surroundings, bust most importantly themselves They often whinge about the poor state of their life - but they refuse change They want to care and be cared for - but they are so quick to push help away They devalue the lives and possessions of others - but are quick to act when theirs are in jeopardy What

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N ow, I am in no way an expert on politics, the history or the working of politics. I take a pretty moderate interest in the way the government is structured and coordinated. Now this is not because I am an ignorant oath, it’s just the way it is. This is probably pretty shameful as I am lucky enough to live in a country where I can freely discuss and demonstra

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Its not just the ability to belive you can fly, but to be so in tune mentally that you are capable of it Dont forget, you have to crawl before you can walk. These crazy people probably should of tried a bit of levitation before launching their bodies of a high rise Also i never mentioned that flight was possible. I dont know the limits of what we can and cant do, but assuming that a crazy man can jump off a building and that he wont p

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lots of crackheads and junkies These crackheads and junkies have absolutely no harness over their mental strength while they continue abusing their body with substances like these. I dont think this relates to the topic. A drug induced mentatility is a false sense of being that interferes with

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so when dudes jump of buildings with the intention of flying, are you saying if they concentrate their senses on what it feels like to be flying What is stopping them is not that they do not know what it feels like to fly (if you had the focus you could make it feel like anything), The problem is that t

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I do plan on leaving a legacy to this world but that is another can of worms Dont underestimate the power of the pleb, the plebs theories may be incorrect in your eyes but he can also be focused, hiding away in his little corner, he may not go about things the best way but who's to say whats right or wrong. As a former CS player (not in the n00b leagues like Muggaz) you will realise in playing more and more that (also in life) a good

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When we watch TV shows and movies, portraying images of the future world, quite often we see a fellow/fellowess in a big trench coat with shady eyes that has mystical brain powers; telepathy and telekinesis are usually the big hitters. At this point in time, this seems like a load of rubbish, nearly as implausible as the script attached to futureman’s role. However,

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hehe, between yourself and muggaz you are doing a pretty good job on my first thread Muggaz, you look awfully happy in that photo, i have orange walls in my workplace and i dont smile like that! keep posted for the obscurities that plague my mind* from day-to-day *said 'obscurities' are copyright protected by MyBrain© 1982

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A well trained dog would be very handy. The monkey (if rabid) could cause major health problems, and i couldn't bear the site of having him put down after i 'accidently' unleash him on the script writers of our friendly 6pm TV soap, Neighbours

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