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Yesterday, 2:55 pm

Myself, Participant626 and Marshall Mathers III


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Yesterday, 6:18 pm

Woah woah woah... excuse me?? I'm just a regular guy. I don't know why all the fuss about me.

But seriously, Marshall Mathers III is one of my top 3 too. He's my top 1, but also in the top 3. He's actually the only musician I have a playlist of.

Then, there's funeralxempire. They're a prolific user on here with legitimate contributions and viewpoints.

Participant626 seems like a bit of a mess. I guess we can appreciate their forthcoming report and confusion, but I don't think that's something to admire. Perhaps reconsider?


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Yesterday, 6:30 pm

Participant626 wrote:
Woah woah woah... excuse me?? I'm just a regular guy. I don't know why all the fuss about me.

But seriously, Marshall Mathers III is one of my top 3 too. He's my top 1, but also in the top 3. He's actually the only musician I have a playlist of.

Then, there's funeralxempire. They're a prolific user on here with legitimate contributions and viewpoints.

Participant626 seems like a bit of a mess. I guess we can appreciate their forthcoming report and confusion, but I don't think that's something to admire. Perhaps reconsider?


I mean, not everyone who's impressive needs to be also be special. Regular people achieving regular things despite adversity maybe deserves some appreciation too. :nerdy:

That and you know, it was against the rules so:


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Today, 11:06 am

David Lynch, rest in peace.

I used to know a guy in my neighborhood who would walk around and just straight up ask people, "what do you think about [whatever he happened to be thinking about]?" or even "why do some people do [something he noticed another person doing]?" He was much beloved.

My husband, obviously.

There's a guy at my local mall, who I don't know if he's autistic or not, but I admire him because he's always wearing a cape and a top hat with horns and goggles on it, and from his facial expressions, he clearly does not give a **** what anyone else thinks. Very powerful. I love to see that in young people.



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Today, 12:51 pm

funeralxempire wrote:
Participant626 wrote:
Woah woah woah... excuse me?? I'm just a regular guy. I don't know why all the fuss about me.

But seriously, Marshall Mathers III is one of my top 3 too. He's my top 1, but also in the top 3. He's actually the only musician I have a playlist of.

Then, there's funeralxempire. They're a prolific user on here with legitimate contributions and viewpoints.

Participant626 seems like a bit of a mess. I guess we can appreciate their forthcoming report and confusion, but I don't think that's something to admire. Perhaps reconsider?


I mean, not everyone who's impressive needs to be also be special. Regular people achieving regular things despite adversity maybe deserves some appreciation too. :nerdy:

That and you know, it was against the rules so:



Ok, I agree. I'm happy to be something admirable to you, and appreciate you sharing that :heart:


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