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" ‘Loneliness becomes a lover, solitude a darling sin.’ Where had I read that? Who had written it? It was exactly the way I felt, the way that, as a child, I had always felt until I had forced myself to ‘get into the swim’ , ‘be one of the crowd’ - a good sort, on the ball, hep. And what a hash I had made of ‘togetherness’! I shrugged the memory of failure away. Everyone doesn’t have to live in a heap. Painters, writers, musicians are lonely people. But then, I added to be fair, so are criminals and lunatics. Let’s just say, not to be too flattering, that true individuals are lonely. It’s not a virtue, the reverse of anything. One ought to share and communicate if one is to be a useful member of the tribe."
- James Bond-The spy who loved me,Ian Fleming (Luann,I wrote this especially for you)
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Meet Dave. He is made of things, as are you and I
Our bodies are comprised of a vast array of elements, with oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen remaining the most abundant. But there are many other chemical elements present, all contributing to our health and longevity. The nifty figure above lists each element that has been isolated from the human body in the order of decreasing mass.
This chart is based on the work of Ed Uthman, who derived the data from The Elements, by John Emsley.
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Camillo diBì () ”Capricci: Verticlonazioni” Carrara Toscana, Italia
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"When a man is homophobic or effemiphobic he is reminding us, in no uncertain terms, where he places women on the spectrum of power."
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If you’re going to be a bug, you might as well be the most badass bug in existence. And a good candidate for such a title might go to the assassin bug of Malaysia, a predatory insect that wears the bodies of its slain victims all over its body as armor. That’s what I would do if I were a bug.
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