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Celes Chere

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There was an earthquake?! I know Ali, you can just move here. =) It's the new hotspot.

And stars are gorgeous. Especially when you watch them with someone else. <3
 
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The stars here in Cali. are beautiful; although, most of them come out in the summer time. It's just great. And lol, I hardly felt the earthquake. It was just a small shake, and that was about it.
 
Celes Chere

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What about fires? Doesn't Cali get a lot of those? D=

That sounds lovely... There's no-where good to watch the stars with all of these darn houses and buildings. >=/ Though once I stayed at a park with my friend, and we watched them together. It was like magic. :monster:
 
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Yep, it does. One of my friends who lives at Garden Grove saw the fires. She was literally around fifty meters away from the fire, and she took pictures and showed it to me. I went to the Anime Expo with her too last year, and even from where I lived, where I couldn't see any fires (well, actually, I could see a blaze), there was ash falling down like rain for the next two days. It was just... gross and it smelled horrible.

But California is a beautiful place, nevertheless. They have beaches, and great shopping malls. :wacky: Not as good as NY, of course.
 
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We're going to have to set aside some time for that, btw <3

This sounds horrible, but I can't say as I feel bad or even sorry for the people whose homes burned in the fires, simply because this happens EVERY YEAR. People know about this. And yet they still decide that living there is a good idea...it's like living on the ocean and getting mad that the house washed away, or living on the edge of an active volcano and getting bent out of shape when the house is incinerated by lava =/

Earthquakes are another story. Those are totally unpredictable.
 
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Celes Chere

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Wow, that sounds kind of.... scary. D= But, I would love to visit there, because there's just so much to do and I remember when I went there as a kid... it really was gorgeous.

Also, it's time for me to finally turn in. 5am-ish and all. :)

Edit: Yes we will, Meggy.
 
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This sounds horrible, but I can't say as I feel bad or even sorry for the people whose homes burned in the fires, simply because this happens EVERY YEAR. People know about this. And yet they still decide that living there is a good idea =/
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... What? There were thousands and thousands of people who were forced (and even if they weren't, they would have moved anyways), to end up in a stadium, watching as their houses burned down. Feeling bad for someone even if one thing is unpredictable and another thing isn't is like me saying I can't feel bad for someone who got sick because they were in close contact with someone who had swine flu when they tried to get it away from them, and a totally unpredictable case where one didn't know they had swine flu at all. Feeling bad for someone doesn't do anything anyways, as it's really their property and their houses they're losing, resulting in them having to reside in a stadium for the next five friggin' months.


G'night Tiff~
 
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Like I said, it DOES sound horrible.

But it's a big difference to compare it to the swine flu. I think a comparison to having unprotected sex with multiple persons with HIV would be a little more accurate. You KNOW it's going to happen. There is absolutely zero chance that it WON'T.

On a basic human level, yeah, I empathize with them for losing their homes, but at the same time...it's not like they can't say they didn't see it coming. There's a big difference between that and an earthquake, which can happen at anytime, anywhere. Or, say, massive fires somewhere within California where it has never occurred before.

By that same example, I'm terrified of tornadoes coming and sucking my home up, but that's a risk I take, and precisely why I don't live in certain parts of the state that are very close to where I DO live, as it is well known to be where the worst storms and flooding hit, as well as most of the tornadoes.


Ed: Something else that I look forward to :)

Good night, Tiff~
 
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I Am Not Me

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Hai Miss A! :reptar:

I'm sad. My internets is torturing me. I haven't been on all day. I had no idea how to spend my internetless time all day... :(

The internet consumes me.


Edit: I think I missed a lot of posts...
 
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Well, you didn't really miss out on much. Internets were very slow today.

Boooooooring.

My day was horribly dull until about 9 this evening :D
 
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I don't see why you brought unprotected sex into a conversation that's clearly delving into mother nature. The difference is, you're handing out as for unprotected sex is the fact that those people are responsible for having unprotected sex in the first place. A person losing their homes because of a fire set ablaze and spreading because of mother nature and then being forced to move out, then having to wait on months later on their insurance, only to find out that they can't because they don't have enough, losing their personal property, and being forced to sleep in some abandoned stadium for months at a time till they can afford a new house isn't exactly great either. And while an earthquake or something as unpredictable as that happens, they still have a same effect to those who are victimized from whatever causes they're given. I'm sorry, but I don't see why you think that 'living' somewhere that's affordable to their expense is their fault and responsibility. My friend lives near where the fires struck, should I blame her for not bothering to move if mother nature strikes?

I'm sad. My internets is torturing me. I haven't been on all day. I had no idea how to spend my internetless time all day... :(
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This is happening to me too. It sucks. My laptop is so slow....
 
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Never did I say it was their fault or responsibility. Unless they STARTED the fire, then it's not their fault in the slightest.

I did have a lengthy reply typed out...however, I'm going to leave it, as it appears to be a touchy subject for you, and it's not worth risking upsetting you over.

And I'm also about to go to sleep.
 
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Your statement on, "I can't say as I feel bad or even sorry for the people whose homes burned in the fires, simply because this happens EVERY YEAR," gave me that assumption, unless it relates to the fact that you can't feel sorry for them because it happens all the time.

It probably is a touchy subject for me.

G'night Meg.
 
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BTW, I couldn't help but do it to our mini argument:

I don't see why you brought unprotected sex into a blowing conversation that's clearly fisting into mother nature. The difference is, you're balling out as for asslicked sex is the squirting fact that those people are responsible for having unprotected sex in the first place. A person losing their homes because of a fire set ablaze and spreading because of mother nature and then being entered to move out, then deep throating to wait on enters later on their insurance, only to find out that they can't because they don't have enough, ballbusting their personal property, and being forced to sleep in some abandoned stadium for months at a fisting time till they can afford a new house isn't exactly great either. And while an earthquake or cocksucking as unpredictable as that cocksucks, they still have a same effect to those who are felched from whatever barfs they're given. I'm sorry, but I don't see why you think that 'living' somewhere that's affordable to their expense is their fault and responsibility. My friend fingerfucks near where the dripping enters struck, should I blame her for not spanking to move if mother nature fucks?
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Never did I say it was their fault or responsibility. Unless they STARTED the fire, then it's not their fault in the sucking slightest.

I did have a sucking lengthy reply shafted out...however, I'm going to leave it, as it appears to be a creaming touchy subject for you, and it's not worth risking gangbanging you over.

And "Fill me up" I'm also about to go to sleep.
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Your statement on, "I can't say as I feel bad or even sorry for the licking people whose homes asslicked in the entering fires, simply because this happens EVERY YEAR," gave me that assumption, unless it relates to the farting fact that you can't feel sorry for them because it licks all the time.

It probably is a felching touchy subject for me.

G'night Meg.
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This is so amusing. :awesome:
 
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