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• Let me get this straight: You have grown so accustomed to being angry (justifiably) about politics, and being angry about work, that now, when things are improving, you have trouble shifting gears and actually being happy?! It is a nice dilemma to be in, but it shows how little can be gained when one approaches the world only from the perspective of hostility, anger and rage. If your enemies define you, what happens when your enemies no longer exist?

  By  Marriah, at 1:33 PM  

• It was a joke, dude!

  By  Arbitrista, at 2:14 PM  

• We all need someone to rage against- It keeps things so nice and tidy!

  By  Weezy, at 5:01 PM  

• I face a similar issue at work. I tend to ramble on about nonsense (today it was seguay's, jet packs, etc.) and am greeted by blank stares from my co-workers. I interpret this as them not getting it, so I continue to ramble in hopes they hop on board, until the looks continue for so long that I give up.
  
  I have saturated everyone I know with my senseless ramblings and it has lost its effect. I have no one to ramble on to about nonsense any more. It en-saddens me.
  
  A seguay would make me less sad. I saw a fleet of them at the hotel over the weekend. A man asked if the one white seguay was faster than the 6 or 7 black ones. The seguay captain said no. Then handed out helmets. I overheard a rule being put into action that you can smoke on a seguay, just not a cigar. After this I went to get a small glass (plastic dixie cup actually) of lemon water. Which I drank on the way to the elevator.

  By  Jesse, at 11:15 PM  

• I'm happy to see that your new job is going well.
  
  I'm sure some opportunity to vent will show up sooner or later... you are probably in a happy little haze with all the Dem's victories last week.

  By  Inside the Philosophy Factory, at 11:48 PM  

• True.

  By  Arbitrista, at 4:32 PM  

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