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So I work at a senior day-care center as an activities director, and as part of our usual Tuesday current events group this week we talked about a couple high profile suicides that happened in our community recently, like the guy down in Lafayette who set himself on fire in a Wal-Mart parking lot Sunday. The official topic for the day was "hope and hopelessness in our community". Anyway the point is as part of the discussion I read several particularly cynical posts from this thread, and I wanted to pass on that the old folks here really do sympathize. "Of course they feel that way" said one, a man of 85 in a wheel chair. "Moment they're out of school they see a million signs that all read 'drop dead'. I'd be pissed off too!" It was seriously inspiring to see the compassion these people have for you guys in the depths of hopelessness, and even if I can't change your minds about having hope personally, I wanted you to know there are people hoping for you.
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Mar 29, 2017 22:11
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You're not just A Misanthrope, you're THE Misanthrope, AM.
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Mar 29, 2017 23:24
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I guarantee I am one of, if not the, poorest motherfucker ITT. I even borrowed my ten bux.
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Mar 30, 2017 10:54
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Robots with knees are not going to be a problem guys. You just aim for the knees. I ain't afraid of Mechagozilla for the same reason I ain't afraid of giant ants: leg joint physics are a biiiiiiiitch.
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