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• At 2009.07.27 09:42, Dec. said:

  What, you dont believe in monkey butler robots?

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• At 2009.07.27 09:46, ultra_bright said:

  Cute post, but I must comment on this line “…the healthy side of the bi-polar spectrum.”

  The healthy side of bi-polar is not manic, manic is just as unhealthy as the depression, it’s the middle that’s healthy. One of the side-effects of treating bi-polar is that the patient must also give up the manic episodes, which can be devastating for some.

  Just thought I’d clarify.

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• At 2009.07.27 09:48, Paul said:

  is this a rerun?

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• At 2009.07.27 09:53, Dec. said:

  Suck it paul.

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• At 2009.07.27 09:54, Dec. said:

  Luckily, he isn’t bipolar (that I know of) and I do understand the thrill, mania is nothing if not completely intoxicating. I was commenting on his normal side, where he isnt a threat of violence to his family.

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• At 2009.07.27 09:55, Laryssa said:

  Our family has always come up with little things that we say just to lighten the mood. Haha, sometimes we forget them but then later on we recall them and it’s just even funnier than it was at the time.

  “He will never let go of his anger.” Lmao.

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• At 2009.07.27 10:05, Kelby said:

  My daughter holds her temper just like that! She’s in there screaming her adorable little head off right now simply because I want her to wear the pink dress and she wants to wear the green one. The green one however, is for her Aunt’s wedding.

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• At 2009.07.27 10:07, Dec. said:

  They are always so sure that if they dont get their way, the world will end. Puppies will no longer lick, flowers will no longer bloom and every store will be void of ice cream. How dare you ruin her life!?

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• At 2009.07.29 17:07, D said:

  It’s so nice to be able to laugh when things are tough.

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