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Kali, since you referenced Jessie on TikTok as an example of a person living well despite her relative blindness, can you link me to her TikTok profile? If you feel it would be more appropriate to do so in a private message to me, then you are welcome to send me a personal message.
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Thank you for sharing this, Kali. This is cool!
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sweetmoment started following Scary Distressing incident, please advise!
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Scary Distressing incident, please advise!
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Oh my....! I'm so sorry you experienced this,, Trystin Trimble. That said, I'm really grateful you are alive. May your friends comfort you at this time. -
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It has been a long while since I had the privilege to check out fine dining in Denver. That said, I did find the Denver Restaurant Clicks website featuring fine dining guides or referrals as well as related news that you may find helpful.
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I'm sorry to read this. Your time, arrangements, and interactive presence are valuable.
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Interesting DayUse website. Looking at the website, at first glance It only seems to serve five major cities, but when I hypothetically typed "Denver" for an arbitrary day, it list6ed six options.
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This thread interest me because when people converse or examine how people respond to incentives, they show the way the world really is. For more considerations about responding to incentives, you are welcome to consider Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner's "Freakonomics: The Hidden Side of Everything". So far, I read two of their books, which are as follows: "Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything" and "Superfreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance" For more information on these books, you can consider the Freakonomics website "Books" web page. I just got to thinking, could there be an interest in a group of us reading a book or viewing a video of interest and then conversing about it, such as on this platform? If enough of us are curious and we want to consider more books or other mediums of interest, maybe we could form some kind of book or resource club.
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Interesting forum thread.
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Oh my.... Elleie, may a friend or friends comfort your family and you during your challenging time.
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"Jim Larkin, pioneering co-founder of Phoenix New Times and Backpage, dead at 74" While his c0-founding and management of Backpage with Michael Lacey was controversial, it is sad to read of co-founder Jim Larkin died by suicide one week before the start of his retrial in federal court. https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/jim-larkin-pioneering-co-founder-of-phoenix-new-times-dead-at-74-16810276
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Thank you for clarifying by using the deja vu vibe. I was just curious how you arrived at your comment and what the context could be.
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Hi Kali, can I ask you how you know that identifiers of the first worldview you mentioned believed in past lives for a time?
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Oh my. May friends who personally know her comfort her with their presence. I have yet to set up a Twitter account, but the news must be tragic given Caressa's concern. Thank you for sharing, Caressa.
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Nuru Massage and/or Denver Massage Girls?
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Reflecting on this, the "educational" article does not seem to be educational. Instead, the author started with some broad assumptions and terms she used to label people in this community as well as human voluntary associations in general, and then attempted to find information supporting her assumptions. This is a phenomenon seen too often by supposed educated people on all sides. Consequently, I suspect actual incidences and frequencies would suggest a very different reality, as far as conclusions are concerned.