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Originally posted by apathist
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Vice squad, you have the right to remain silent...

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Originally posted by apathist
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you can never really own either,
but surely they can both be lost...
dust in the wind, those chances you take,
every time the dice get tossed...

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Originally posted by apathist
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"For I don't care too much for money, for money can't buy me love."

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Originally posted by apathist
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Neither. Honesty, candor and rapport underscore all durable romantic relationhips (as well as fiendships built upon loyalty and trust).

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Originally posted by lolof

"For I don't care too much for money, for money can't buy me love."
Finding the right person as well being the right person have always been equally important. 'Not so', you say? On your next

day off pay an overdue visit to your local divorce court. Until you do you really don't know diddly squat about hurt.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Finding the right person as well being the right person have always been equally important. 'Not so', you say? On your next

day off pay an overdue visit to your local divorce court. Until you do you really don't know diddly squat about hurt.
Are we talking about the same thing?

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Originally posted by lolof
Are we talking about the same thing?
Money can't buy happiness, but poverty can't buy anything.

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Originally posted by Maxwell Smart
Money can't buy happiness, but poverty can't buy anything.
That's true but the question was "money or love", which I understand as:

If you sacrifice chances of being loved and instead devote your life to making money, then in my perspective, it may not be worth it.

That's all.

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Originally posted by lolof
That's true but the question was "money or love", which I understand as:

If you sacrifice chances of being loved and instead devote your life to making money, then in my perspective, it may not be worth it.

That's all.
The original question makes the presumptive error that you can't have both.

You can.

I do.

Neither came to me easily, and both continue to require a lot of work to maintain. Well worth it, I'm a happy and lucky guy.

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Originally posted by Maxwell Smart
The original question makes the presumptive error that you can't have both.

You can.

I do.

Neither came to me easily, and both continue to require a lot of work to maintain. Well worth it, I'm a happy and lucky guy.
I'm glad for you, and I'm sure there are many people as fortunate as you are.
And I'm sure you have made the right decisions and choices to be this happy.

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Originally posted by Maxwell Smart
The original question makes the presumptive error that you can't have both.

You can.

I do.

Neither came to me easily, and both continue to require a lot of work to maintain. Well worth it, I'm a happy and lucky guy.
Not too sure if your right hand and $1.97, qualifies as having both. 😛

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
Not too sure if your right hand and $1.97, qualifies as having both. 😛
That's a question of perspective 😛

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Originally posted by Maxwell Smart
That's a question of perspective 😛
I'm glad to see you can take a joke. Good to have you back.

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
I'm glad to see you can take a joke. Good to have you back.
That's why I spend most of my time here in the general forum, mostly lighthearted fun. Thanks, it's good to be back.

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