Here is proof of Sara and I's big accomplishment n our youth. We started a homeless sleepout to raise money for the city mission. Even though everybody told us it would never happen we ended up raising hundreds of dollars. I had posted this before but then I lost it in the big server drama.

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I got really carried away scanning my hand. I miss being able to do fun projects like this. I need a break from the sameness.



Do you like the blue or green better. Send me an email f you care. I am thinking of using this from an elmwoodstrip flyer.

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Check out this communication between me and some random woman who stole my email address. If any of you want to spam, feel free its fun. anne@tm.tno.nl

Here is her site:

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I have to apologize for abusing your email adress, since I just sent Paul Moore an email "from you". I will not do that again, I just wanted to return the joke.

Sorry for troubling you (last time).
Anne

paul@elmwoodstrip.com wrote:

> Hello,
> My name is Paul Visco and I run a community site in Buffalo, NY.
> Unforunately, my name was never Paul Moore and I have no idea who Sam
> is. Good luck finding the Paul you're looking for. How did you get
> my email addresss?
>
> Best,
> Paul Visco
>
>
> >
> >
> >> Sam and I have decided to revolutionise the party organisation
> >> business - hence the new email address
> >
> > And your new name. Paul Moore is now Paul Visco? Or just P? You are
> a
> > mysterious man. But obviously a great cook. And for a amateur
> > psychologist, you're doing quite well: I guess whether you can learn
>
> > insight (from my perspective, whether I can teach it) is one of the
> > basic questions of training research.....I bet planning a new year's
> eve
> > wedding at South Beach is a little more exciting.
> >
> >
> > Take care,
> >
> > Anne
> >
> >
> > Anne Helsdingen, MSc
> > TNO Human Factors
> > research group "Modelling and Simulation"
> > PO Box 23
> > 3769 ZG Soesterberg
> > The Netherlands
> > phone: +31 (0)346 356423
> > mobile: +31 (0)619348915

I have always wanted to be a robot from the moment I met robbie, my first robot toy through the sweat-dripping 20-hour, paper chomping, jaw-grinding, "I wanna live my life like a rave machine" moments of my teen years.

Now I want to be a robot even more. Its like an obsession with productivity and accomplishment cycles that drive me. Unfortunately, they drive me to a limit to a limit. The limit of being human and I want out now. I want to run like packman through endless mazes, never tired and constantly getting new energy dots.

Here is a nice touch
I love it
Holy shit No more BR tags