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Merely a couple of AphorismsA drop of love in an ocean of evil could bring a tear to the driest of eyes.   
The contrast of life's ups and downs are what make it so real, embrace in this for how we interpret it is how we come to be who we are.   
The understandability of any given topic is equal or greater than to the ability to relate said topic to another topic already understood.   
Joy is a surprise that you can't wait for. Surprise is fear in no more than an instance. Fear is a shock you probably should have seen coming. And shock is joy's evil twin.   
A present is the embodiment of the thought of the giver. A reaction is th Merely a couple of Aphorisms
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Sparkling EyesEyes that stare at the ground, never sparkle in the sunlight.   
Thinkers that never apply their thoughts don't get anywhere. Thinking is good, but to do nothing but think isn't all too good. If the genius that came up with a design for the nail never actually put his thoughts onto the drawing board, and brought it to life, where would we be now? We would still be in some sort of advanced stone age, due to our ancestor's and our massive use of wood, and wood like materials that still require nails. If the caveman never made the wheel, we probably wouldn't have anything we do now. Without the use of the most basic and primitive tool, Sparkling Eyes
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Saving the Best for LastSave the best for last.   
It's the saying your mom always told you during dinner throughout your entire childhood, until you realized that broccoli actually isn't good (who knew?). But for those of us who eat the pizza's crust, why wait to eat it last, if it's the least favorable part? Do we feel so much as the "right here, right now" society that it affects our nearly subconscious regular eating programs in that we eat the best first to have the worst for last, leaving a bad taste in our mouth, only to be soothed by an always near by water fountain? Why not put what already is in reverse back to normal? Why not have asparagus befo Saving the Best for Last
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Your Life Passing by your EyesPatience takes a lifetime to master.  If people say that life is short, so they should make the best of it, then why do moments seem to last so long and then seem so short after it's over? Why do people learn to be patient? If you're waiting in line, why not pay someone ten bucks to wait for you while you go base jump a skyscraper? Why do people stare out the bus while going through town to pick up groceries, instead of listen to music, or help an old lady getting off the bus? And most importantly, why does life seem so short, when it really is so long?  Well really, life isn't quite so long. Sure, the world could change a lot in 90 Your Life Passing by your Eyes
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Sun Jan 11, 2009, 11:45 AM
  • Mood: Eager
  • Listening to: Techno (And I have no idea why)
  • Reading: The Halo novel set
  • Watching: Halo Wars demo
  • Playing: Red Alert 3
  • Eating: Tacos
I can't think of anything to type, and am tired of not submitting deviations, so I'm going to try to make some emoticons considering my older brother left photoshop on my Mac, and emoticons don't require the artistic skills I lack. I'm going to start on my first one today after I finish my History homework, so expect on within the next few days. I hope to make this something I can do on a regular basis, so my older brother can stop pestering me about not really using my account for about only viewing deviations and making comments.

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  • Current Residence: The Peach State
  • deviantWEAR sizing preference: Just my size usually works well enough
  • Print preference: From someone else's (free-to-use) printer
  • Interests: Computers, Games, Robots, Calculator Programming, and Origami
  • Favourite movie: The Day after Tomorrow
  • Favourite band or musician: Rammstein/Metalica
  • Favourite genre of music: Rock, Metal, or Classical
  • Favourite artist: Kamiya Satoshi or Robert J. Lang
  • Favourite poet or writer: Well, I do dig my own writings...
  • Favourite photographer: My Mom
  • Favourite style of art: Pencil Sketches
  • Operating System: Smartass genius seems to work fine for my brain, but I was thinking about trying crazy soon...
  • MP3 player of choice: My PSP
  • Shell of choice: Turtle Shells
  • Wallpaper of choice: I'm too poor to put wallpaper on the inside of my two-story cardboard box...
  • Skin of choice: ...um...the stuff I was born with???
  • Favourite game: Halo 3 or Left 4 Dead
  • Favourite gaming platform: Xbox (original)
  • Favourite cartoon character: Ed (Ed, Edd, n' Eddy)
  • Personal Quote: "Don't trust someone if you don't know where they live"
  • Tools of the Trade: Pencil, Paper, and Graphing Calculator

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~emobandfag Mar 13, 2009, 5:07:44 PM
thanks for the favorite ^^
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~qojou Mar 10, 2009, 10:32:01 PM
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thanks....
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~Big-J-mac Jun 3, 2008, 9:53:36 PM
Someone's "fave" is the fruit of another person's labor. It's just like taking a neighbor's apple from their tree!
I love irony! (how ridiculous is meatless meat balls?)

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If Abercrombie, Gap, or any other popular clothes stores said their clothes were edible, then 92% of the teenage population would have painful stomachs until they said that living is un-cool.
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~Big-J-mac May 31, 2008, 8:14:07 AM
no prob
you deserved it

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If Abercrombie, Gap, or any other popular clothes stores said their clothes were edible, then 92% of the teenage population would have painful stomachs until they said that living is un-cool.
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~jacobdvdsn Jan 21, 2008, 2:15:26 PM
thanks for the comment if i could figure out how to add u as a friend i would!
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~Big-J-mac Jan 26, 2008, 6:04:27 PM
lol, I have no idea how to add a friend either!

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1.90% of the our oxygen is produced by algae.
2.Reading ability is affected by foot size; the larger the foot, the better you can read.
3.The modern teen is better than our 80's counter parts.
And 33% of statistics are made up on the spot.
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