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Haylle (Nyssabird) ? mg to recovery Started conversation Feb 28, 2004
Had a feeling you were studying the humanities. 
In any case, hello, how are you, etc. 
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RFJS__ - trying to write an unreadable book, finding proofreading tricky Posted Feb 28, 2004
Single Honours B.A. Philosophy, first year undergrad. Have a look at the introduction on my personal space for a smidgeon more information.
Hello. I'm presently feeling quite invigorated by some very stimulating debating (although I'm beginning to wonder what it is about me that gets me into repeated arguments about belief and truth conditions with evangelical atheists). Hopefully my essays won't suffer too much. (Deadlines approaching, etc.)
Thanks for dropping by; I hope I've been of some use as regards your original question.
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Haylle (Nyssabird) ? mg to recovery Posted Feb 28, 2004
My boy started philosophy at Southampton. Perhaps will pursue it again.
Stimulation is good. Leads to action, or at least active thought. I'm grateful to get either out of myself. Evangelical atheists..yes, there is a flavor of that isn't there. Thought I was mad. Thing is, most people need something. And they gotta love and nurture and defend that something, otherwise they'll have nothing and somehow the universe will implode. Cheeky egotistical b*stards that we are. I don't think like that I guess. Not that I'm any less obnoxious...
Use, yes great use. Feel free to use me in return.
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RFJS__ - trying to write an unreadable book, finding proofreading tricky Posted Feb 28, 2004
Ahh... Thanks.
'Thought I was mad.'
You too?
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