In light of some the things that have happened in my life recently, and my own long-term, personal struggle with the subject, I am going to do a post on anger today.
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Today is my half birthday. So, I’m 21.5 now. I’m not really sure where this concept came from, but I am using it to try to get a present from Joy. All I want is a $15 video game (used) and that is comprable to a half birthday present, y’know?
Half birthdays are also cool, because one of my good friends happens to turn 21 today. (He does this aging thing on each of my half birthdays… that’s why it’s cool.) So, if you know Tonio, send him tons of love. Don’t just send love though, because that would be cheap. Send a gift too! I think he would like gift certificates to liquor stores, Orlando utility companies, clothiers, and any fine dining location in Orlando.
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It seems to me that the main crux of the issue on homosexuality lays in deciding if homosexuals are born homeosexual or if they become homosexual by choice or through their developmental environment. I think that each of these has very strong implications for what homosexuality means.
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People often give this advice for every manner of occasion, but I think that it is slightly flawed.
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Well, a new semester is about to begin. For those of you who don’t already know, I will be taking ARA1120: Begining Arabic and REE3043: Real Estate Analysis. Those two are worth nine credits, so I will only need another 12 next semester to graduate on time.
Good luck to everyone else for this coming semester.
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Charles F. Kettering was a great man who you can read about in the history books. Why is he great? Well, He invented about 140 different things from the spark plug to the electric cash register to air conditioning for refridgerators and homes. He worked for General Motors too. I think he is great for all of that and his many sage anecdotes.
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Well, Joy has told me that she prefers this new habit of mine (writing for the blog) over my old habits of writing to magazines, newspapers, columnists, and companies, so I guess I’m doing something that makes her happier. Woohoo!
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Imagine a school that cared about the student’s emotional well-being.
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I often hear of people decrying the military or NASA. They’re arguements are basically two-fold — “why do we need these things?” and “The goverment money would be better spent on welfare programs to help people!”
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I was looking over some statistics of the bombings that have taken place in Isreal over the past few years and I noticed a few things. So, now I am left wondering… so many questions.
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