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You can call me TC Started conversation Nov 13, 2003
I'm probably the last person around here to have found this
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20010513&mode=classic
but I'm glad I did. It's rather nice. My son recommended the site, although he assures me most of the cartoons are too 
geeky for me to understand. And well, the other day, he found this cartoon and immediately sent me it.
Bruce Willis called off that concert by the way, so I could go to Berlin with a clear conscience.
And work is still eating me up and I'm getting more and more tired. This weekend I'm away with the choir and will have to leave early-ish on Friday (Tomorrow!!) to go with them. Still, I've packed this evening, and all is organised. The kids are all away over the weekend at various places too. I am soooo tired. I'm going to bed. 
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Hati Posted Nov 13, 2003
No, you weren't the last one. I guess I was. 
Have great weekend! 
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You can call me TC Posted Nov 13, 2003
Thank you. And you! Is it very cold where you are?
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Zarquon's Singing Fish! Posted Nov 14, 2003
I see what you mean about the level of geekiness. I hadn't seen this site before. Thanks for sharing it! 
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Floh Fortuneswell Posted Nov 14, 2003
userfriendly.org will be 6 next Monday.
I started to read it maybe 5 years and 11 months ago 
And it took a very long time till I found out that I'm not y enough for my studies 
Now I'm studying medieval history and still enjoy userfriendly.org
I love Illiad for this one, too:
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20000214&mode=classic
A tribute to the father of the Peanuts.
I miss you, DNA.
And I miss you, Charles Schulz.
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Hati Posted Nov 14, 2003
I haven't seen that site before. Or maybe I had but forgot about it. I have a memory of , lasts for 4 seconds.
I am quite fine, TC 
and isn't even cold here, only very dark. Right now it's +2C but I guess it'll be around +7C in the afternoon.
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You can call me TC Posted Nov 20, 2003
Sorry about the morbidness of this question, but is the darkness also a cause for a higher divorce and suicide rate in Estonia, like it is in Sweden or are people so used to it that they carry on regardless and don't let themselves get depressed?
Do we have a 
for the dark winter nights? Does work? Whoops - no it doesn't. Aha! It's 
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Hati Posted Nov 20, 2003
It must be one of the reasons. Finland has always has a very high suicide rate. The hihest are Lithuania and Latvia so it's all the same part of the world. Of course there is a lot to do with economy and too fast development for us here. Which gives Estonia lower rate than some other neighbours could be that life expctation, especially for men is lower here also the % of men in the population is lower than anywhere else in the world (which was a big news for me) and it's a wellknown fack that men are easier to commit suicide. 
Weird sentences... I guess I wrote those.
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