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:: 10.06.2004 ::
'T' minus twenty hours
Let the chaos ensue...
'Bllleeeeaaauurrrrgghh!"
:: Freddy F. at 10:36 PM [+] ::
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After the Western ideal of unlimited freedom, after the Marxist concept of freedom as acceptance of the yoke of necessity—here is the true Christian definition of freedom. Freedom is self-restriction! Restriction of the self for the sake of others!
Source: A.S., quoted in Joseph Pearce, "A Soul in Exile"
...so keep moving your carts, cart police!!
Source: A.S., quoted in Joseph Pearce, "A Soul in Exile"
...so keep moving your carts, cart police!!
# posted by 
: 10:20 PM
: 10:20 PM
and thankyou for the commentary of the movie "The Day After Tomorrow" in your last blog - if you haven't seen it you should, lousy action...interesting ideas
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