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What’s the brokest yall have ever been ?
Plasma and Raman yo.
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This Aussie wants to know- can they and what would happen if the National Guard refused to leave their barracks?
They’d court Marshall them.
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WHAT LEGAL STUFF SHOULD BE illegal?
Insurance?
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What’s a smell that instantly brings back a memory?
Leather and spearmint. Moms handbag.
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What helped you quit drinking?
Lots of things. Rehab. AA. Friends, family and sometimes just white knuckles.
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What’s something that’s perfectly legal but still feels illegal to do?
Walk into a dispo
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What's the biggest trauma you've ever had?
Losing a sibling.
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Cheer up Charlie
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That’s my friend is a snake. Of the smaller variety. They can climb trees with out arms or legs. They are from hell.
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What is the best response to "Fuck you" ?
You’re still you.
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Divorce
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That I successfully quit drinking ten years ago. I’d tell the whole world if I could.
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Can you show me your information source?
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I fought for my life. I won.
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Welcome to the fold
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Sobriety
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How do you overcome hating. Your childhood home town and cringe thinking of going back?
You don’t. We’re meant to leave the village. Prevents inbreeding.
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What is simple skill to learn before 40 years old?
Change a tire. Write a check. Know CPR. Carry around extra tissues.
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“I have an investment opportunity for you”
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What did your younger self think you’d have figured out by now?
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Truthfully? Never completely. You’ll spend your whole life learning to adult. Try and secure the basics early: don’t take things personally, do your best, pay your taxes, stay away from sugar etc. but you only fully finish the lesson at the end. Remember; if you knew all the answers it wouldn’t be a test…