If you want to get it published legitimately it will be a lot of hard work -- not something to be undertaken lightly. Of course, if you have some...
Haha. Awesome.
I looked at my watch, I looked at my wrist*
Atlas Shrugged is an interesting literary case, not least because of its blending of American and Russian style. While Rand claimed to hate...
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Well I'm talking about romantic relationships here. A sexual relationship is obviously a big part of that connection, but by no means the...
I'd like to think everyone just got tired of their pointless bickering, but I somehow doubt that. I'm not sure what's behind it.
I'm not interested in fixing society or fucking a bunch of chicks. Believe me, if it was just sex I wanted there are plenty of easy girls around....
Yes, but you forget that in Elegy the professor didn't know what he wanted. He was infatuated with the girl, she excited him, but he wasn't really...
Only the ones worth the bother ;)
This is old, and it wasn't terribly funny the first time.
That's very true. TV is where most people learn how to interact with others. Think about how you view social situations, for example, and then...
Ha. Dudes like me?
Fuck, I don't assume older people are more stable. I know some fucked up ones... But my point stands. If the older guy is truly as mature as...
I agree. I'd rather find someone roughly my age who actually is mature than go looking for someone much older. Although, I guess some people here...
True, but can you really grow with someone who's that much older than you? They've already dealt with everything you typically have to deal with...
Oh, I didn't notice it was old :o
Uhh... what?
Like a lot of people arguing for what you are, you're being completely unreasonable and twisting people's words. First of all, I'm not sure why...
This is a pretty naive thing to say. People have been trying to figure out how things 'truly are' since before recorded history... no one's...
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