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I get this. As an adult your calling the economic shots. My wife and I in a necessities only survival mode but when times have been better we will tend to get things we need or want as it goes discussing it a bit if its something priced at a significant level (something on the level of a tank of gas or an electric bill). We don't get things if our budget does not allow so anything gift wise would be things that we should not be spending on or just avoiding getting something and earmarking it as a holiday gift. Then again we always laugh at the shows where the person is upset at getting a nice new vaccum. When we have been in better situations getting like a remodeling done is like, ok this is christmass for everyone for like the next three years.

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almost missed posting todays.

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man just been a day off lately. the kid is learning doing is harder than saying.

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I think something interupted me because I swear I thought I posted this yesterday. Im thinking it was one of those just about it and had it copied and then something happened. Anyway im totally the kid in this scenario. One of my more annoying things is I hate most seafood, which is annoying because of its relative healthyness relative to other meats. That being said its almost good now with how poisoned the oceans are.

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Kids are great for other people who are not me.

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In the notes she says he provides the circuses but I think she should have said performs.

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I talk about stuff like this all the time. I have a relative who is a paranoid schizophrenic and when he was young way back he talked about government listening device in the tv (honestly think he got it from 1984). When he was at his worst he was the nutjob homeless guy talking to himself (not totally sure he took off and we believe he was on the streets for a period). Anyway its just boggles my mind how the listening devices are corporate and we pay for the privelege of having them. Both an initial cost and monthly recurring ones (not so much me but the typical folks I know). Maybe its not surprising that people like my brother rather than being the weirdo in the 711 are now significant voices in society and government. Meanwhile I feel like myself and my kind are going to be the crazies talking to themselves on the streets (under breath - if due process is not followed for everyone then its followed by no one. federal agencies need to be independent of the executive with oversight by congress. judicial decisions should preferentially follow more recent precedence and the argument for it must always be written out)

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At my house there is likely more animal than human stuff in the dust.

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The comment area she wrote. Side Quest!

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Its funny you would think with the second kid this would fade away. On the other hand who doesn't want some alone time when pooping.

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Late today and to bad as I like todays. Its a good analogy.

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I have no experience to relate to this but I asked my wife if she had a class drawing naked people and shes like yeah. I think about how hard it is for the models to sit still. I can't sit still very well.

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She really put some detail in that krampus.

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I just spaced on yesterday.

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I would have been the kid who just puts their shoes on.

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