I am sure the American Academia knows the politics behind the recent Nobel prize.

They are also aware that most people know the slight wrong that has been committed for decades now.  Also we need some fresh air.
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I salute this great master.


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Wired and weird you say.

Nothing but darkness in coke cans

You know she looks tall

In the highest air balloon

Floating across the pink room

Dice spinning crazy

Odds are she is getting lazy

Hair pins fly to reveal

A woman at a spinning wheel

threading memories into

a pin point.
 
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Does Utah rejecting Trump mean a new Utah?

Not really,

I have seen their desire to stand out as different before.  It makes them an oddity, but not blue, maybe a bit bluish though.




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My sci fi world prediction!

Some best laid plans are going to fail, and questions will arise that experts can't answer.
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What is going on?

It is a bit topsy turvy lately,

And up in the air

Plus slightly hairy

To suggest something wrong

Is to be correct

I'm waiting for the dvd

Yea that's my problem

It will arrive soon.
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Then a miracle happened..


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Don't pee in your pants.


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Time may even travel at different times in unusual ways.

How would we be able to discuss this?
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Doing good!

Much harder than doing no harm or destroying stuff or being plain annoying.


Find something good to do that you are kick ass in, go for it big time, star fucking power house it, be the wookie, jump for action attraction, be the little big guy, wonder woman and wonder bra, dream on...


I have no idea what I mean.
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Thoughts on my: Make a better world project!

In fact some good has happened over a period of time and of course efforts.  I see the current time as being closer to a zero point in which we need even more muscle than before.  I hope that is taken well.
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