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Never would I ever:

Never will I ever read: Alister Crowley books or for that matter, anything to do with the underworld.
 
Mia said:
Being funny is good, this is more about peoples dislikes and aversions.
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How is having the most dislikes/aversions a winning situation?

Or were you going more for the ability to make light of them and/or
even mention them semi-publicly?
 
tree said:
How is having the most dislikes/aversions a winning situation?
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Mentioning them, being aware of them, maybe even seeing them written down will make them less problematic. Listing things can sometimes make them seem less valid, even trivial.
 
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Never would i ever spend a day without regret.

Sometimes the smallest whisper in a quiet moment, easily forgotten. Sometimes the roar of niagara.
 
I don't see a dislike button, so am confused. :confused:

But anyway:

Never would I ever...Do the Hustle
 
Tom said:
I don't see a dislike button, so am confused. :confused:
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There isn't a Dislike button.

The idea was that whoever comes up with the most
Dislike/Aversions would be declared the Winner.
 
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