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Thread-Killing Champ (May '05)

Thread-Killing Champ (May '05)

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Originally posted by Nordlys
If it's less dismal, it's also less dark.
I thought you said dark and clear where less dismal than dark and rainy.

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Originally posted by reader1107
Hey! Your Faith Whale just winked at me! It's a message! From ... um ... the Faith Whale!
A holiday miracle!

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Originally posted by reader1107
Hey! Your Faith Whale just winked at me! It's a message! From ... um ... the Faith Whale!
It means "wink and rewink!"

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Originally posted by RookRAK
I thought you said dark and clear where less dismal than dark and rainy.
Um, yes, you are right. And the darkness is less dismal even if it's just as dark. But in addition, it won't be dark around noon. And if it's cold, there's also a good chance there's some snow, which also makes it less dark. So does the moon and the nordlys.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Um, yes, you are right. And the darkness is less dismal even if it's just as dark. But in addition, it won't be dark around noon. And if it's cold, there's also a good chance there's some snow, which also makes it less dark. So does the moon and the nordlys.
It sounds like it would be interesting to experience, but I don't think I'd like it for an extended period of time. Then again, I am prone to depression so I wouldn't want more reason to feel depressed.

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Originally posted by RookRAK
It sounds like it would be interesting to experience, but I don't think I'd like it for an extended period of time. Then again, I am prone to depression so I wouldn't want more reason to feel depressed.
For people who are affected by the darkness, light therapy often works very well. I am prone to depression as well, but I don't think darkness affects me that way. I think heat and possibly bright light (which hurts my eyes) may contribute negatively, though.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
For people who are affected by the darkness, light therapy often works very well. I am prone to depression as well, but I don't think darkness affects me that way. I think heat and possibly bright light (which hurts my eyes) may contribute negatively, though.
Then it sounds like Norway is the right place for you. I know I am much more cheerful in Spring and Summer.

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Originally posted by RookRAK
Then it sounds like Norway is the right place for you.
Yes, that's one reason why I moved. Hot summers are terrible for me.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Yes, that's one reason why I moved. Hot summers are terrible for me.
The only reason?

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Originally posted by The Plumber
The [b]only reason?[/b]
No. That's why I said "one reason", not "the reason".

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Has anyone said "yellow" in awhile? ...

Yellow

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Originally posted by RookRAK
Has anyone said "yellow" in awhile? ...

Yellow
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Originally posted by Nordlys
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Makes me nostalgic for the early days of the dead thread.

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Originally posted by Moldy Crow
Little known monkey facts (in fact , these are so little known you can't find them in the "innernets", apologies to "w"😉:

1 - Colobus the monkey discovered the new world monkeys .

2- Snow monkeys do not melt when cooked .

3- Spider monkeys have 8 arms .

4- Squirrel monkeys bury their nuts in the ground . This makes them easy to catch which is ...[text shortened]... reat Horned Owl Monkeys does not have true horns on their heads . Those are feathers .

Ah, the good old times when we were still talking about monkeys, and Moldy was still among us... :'(

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Originally posted by Palynka
No, I'm a b|tch.
Ah, the good old times, when Palynka was still a b|tch. :'(

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