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Don't you mean my outdated, busted, dusty loveseat that swallows anyone that tries to sit on it?
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Do you think a goth girl would date a neo primitive, eclectic, auld kine pagan with a book collection, who lives in a haunted house in the middle of nowhere?
Isn't that what they always do?
Sooo. Goth girls huh? Who knew?
Didn't everyone?
Shillelagh
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Yeah, but do they care?
Why wouldn't they?
Why aren't you making bannock?
Are we just talking about frybread here?
If we each break the bread and pass it, how many will get to taste it?
How small of pieces are we talking about?
Perhaps if there were a bannock production team, would that alleviate the possibility of shortages?
Are we talking Scottish bannock (which are little grilled biscuit breads served with jam) or Native American bannock (which is like a big fat fried piece of heaven)?
Is frybread addictive or merely habit forming?
Is there a pun involved in your question?
Who wouldn't call me the bastion of all things serious?
Wow how did you get to be a bastion?
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I think many NTs also struggle with social situations.
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