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If I had won the recent lottery I would not have moved. But I might have built a better fence.

The beach is kind of dumb. All wet and sandy.

Temecula I am ever loyal to thee
Temecula I shall be true.

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Places aren’t boring people are boring.

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I have a ticket.

I p loan to worry more about $ if I win.

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Bicycles, one just aerotucks in a bit and shaves a lot of time

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By the way what’s with people slowly crossing major roads in an aambling not looking fashion in San bernardino and stoppjngvteaffic. Happenedctwice. Really weird. Zombies? Drugs? Mental illness? Super bad ass?

Haven’t seen this style in riverside yet…

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There is a tendency to Want to justify not alleviating actual suffering and death by pointing toward false claiming recipients or by saying well that’s just our nature.

I don’t know.

I saw a panhandler in San Bernardino yesterday I wanted to give money to cause he was jovial looking and had a funny hat. I couldn’t act fast enough in my car and just waved.

I was thinking of wrapping up some care packages with cash a toothbrush some aspirin a note and maybe other stuff to toss out the window at the right moment

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I’m going to advise no confrontation. People are nuts and dangerous. I would cancel it and read it online.

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I predict I will become increasingly less relevant every year.

Adult Kids I knew who were super close to their parents always seemed a little off. But that was my young perspdctive.

As the ur old man himself used to say, all philosophy is preparation for death.

Perhaps the trick is to figure out why so many many parents drive their kids nuts, and then do the opposite.

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We always save the genetic link. We are so wired.

But what if the drowning kid is from Somalia and you’re walking through a park in turkmenistan. You still save him because he’s right in front of you. The Somalia kid not in front of you doesn’t seem as urgent to save.

We have some duty to fellow humans even not in our tribe even not local. We feel it. But what should we do about it?

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I am still hopeful that I will be in the better half and my kids will always want to come back and hang out.

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[quote=CA renter][quote=Blogstar]They just show love better when they are kids and then they learn from us how not to do it. The love is still there ….you can find people who have kept the ability to show it to amazing degrees but not many of them.

One of my kid’s teacher has a beautiful relationship with her mom. The elder is in her 90’s and the younger in her sixties…they are like gleeful sisters together….so much love. These women are surrounded by it ,many ,many people…not Internet losers like us.[/quote]

Great story about your kid’s teacher, Russ! Beautiful! 🙂

I’m going to focus on your post instead of scaredy’s (love your posts, scaredy, but your posts on this topic are too depressing…and not true!). Agree that love does NOT have to fade…not at all. Many kids are closer to their parents as adults than they were when they were kids.[/quote]

I’d agree that many kids are closer to parents as they get older. What percentage in a psychologically healthy was. I’m going to hazard a guess that it’s less than half.

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Need more info.
Could be a hate crime.
Could be desperate cost saving measure.
I love the wall St journal but am too cheap to buy it. But I wouldn’t steal yrs. Maybe u could save old copies for me?

Or give him a months worth in a big box kind of crumply?

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not sure it’s really hypocritical. seems logical…

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stealing the WSJ. weird.

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[quote=spdrun]With your cynicism, wouldn’t you be better off living in the north woods of Maine, upper Michigan, or even the Upper West Side than in sunny Pollyanna California?[/quote]

I enjoy not fitting in.

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