> On May 25, 5:14 am, Executive Function
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>> On 25 May, 08:48, Janine Starscream yahoo.com> wrote:

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>>> On May 24, 2:41 pm, Executive Function

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>>> hotmail.com> wrote:

>>>> On 23 May, 18:17, Kisai gmail.com> wrote:

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>>>>> On May 23, 7:27 am, ishtar gmail.com> wrote:

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>>>>>> On May 22, 1:56 pm, Executive Function

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>>>>>> hotmail.com> wrote:

>>>>>>> As in... broken mirrors, flickering lights off kilter?  Well -
>>>>>>> sometimes unexplainable things happen.  We aren't supposed to know
>>>>>>> everything.  Quite the reverse...

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>>>>>> No, the broken mirrors is from me being a klutz, and the lights may
>>>>>> flicker from my stereo system. I'm not given to the heebie jeebies at
>>>>>> the drop of a hat. There are explanations for most things. It's kinda
>>>>>> difficult to describe what I mean by off kilter. It's more subtle than
>>>>>> that.

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>>>>> Your friend is more likely visiting you; your mind, rather than the
>>>>> actual property.

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>>> yeah but that would neither be satisfying to them or complete. You
>>> silly objectivists object too much. Its boring and your not doing
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>> LOL!  Perhaps you could do with a nice exciting day out at a theme
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