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Entry the Twentieth (I hope)
Posted Nov 22, 2011
I forget, I really do.
I have heard that the human condition is pretty much based on the inability to rmemeber the last time a specific set of disparate elements occured, thus causing chaos, emotions and stampy-footedness. Why do people get so worked up at the unfamiliar? Conversely why do people insist on change for changes sake?
Such is unrelated.
Today my inability to throw anything away caught up on me. Having spent years on enjoying a sort of external memory, I discovered here on hootoo it doesnt work so well and also that several of my subscriptions are remarkably prolific in diary making. Result - A ridiculous number of convos to sift through and X into oblivion. Theres things in there I wished I never knew.
Given the state of memory, I probably wont soon.
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Entry the Ninteenth? It is now.
Posted Apr 6, 2011
Young minds require much grooming, much like the unbridled hairpiece of the used car salesperson in a dry heat.
Why would anyone wish to tempt little people into behaving like respectable members of society? Tricky to say, trickier to comprehend.
Takes up a lot of time too.
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Entry the Infinite
Posted Oct 28, 2010
Here I am back again in bless'ed hootoo, wondering vaguely what to do next and also wondering if I will make a hash of this account as I did the last. Incidentally if anyone knows how I can regain access to the old one, do tell, I shall be most happy.
So, whats been happening for months.?
They let me become a teacher.
You heard it right folks, bunnyfrog is in charge of young minds which, in a rather nice way explains my absence, due to the pains of training and so on.
Whats with the youth of today? Pains in backsides, especially when they are kicking you. Sigh.
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