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    <title>pink_flower92 @ 2005-09-12T17:34:00</title>
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    <content type="html">the other day i was walking home in the blazing sun, looking at the trees, the childern playing in the fields etc. It got me thinking about god and how it would be rather unsual if something as aesthetically perfect and balenced as nature was a scientific accident. &lt;br /&gt;As I was pondering this right on que i just avoided steping on a HUGE pile of horseshit on the pavement.</content>
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