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Hello

 You looking at me?
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I've been alone with you inside my mind
And in my dreams I've trolled your fish a thousand times
I sometimes see you annotate ideas
Hello, are you looking for a bun?
I can see it in your links
I can see it in your annos
Respect is all I've ever wanted and my arms are folded
Cause you know just what to say and you piss me off, you do
And I want to tell you so much...
Trump is President
—theircompetitor, Mar 07 2017

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       I don't know what you think I want, but I think I did
—theircompetitor, Mar 08 2017
   

       More along the lines of reality does not have an owner.
—theircompetitor, Mar 08 2017
   

       It seems that this poster, like Trump, probably went to Russia to buy a night of degenerate bare buns.
—4and20, Mar 08 2017
   

       // reality does not have an owner //   

       Reality does not exist. There is no deep reality. "Reality" is a transient, subjective phenomenon arising from observation. Observation only reveals what "was" at the moment the observation occurred. Since the act of observation is an interaction that immediately (well, within the Planck time) changes the thing observed, the observation is in effect always out of date.   

       Good luck.
—8th of 7, Mar 08 2017
   

       Geez, at least make an attempt at making it rhyme...
—RayfordSteele, Mar 10 2017
   


 

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