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Hmmmmm. That makes a lot of sense then. Ok! I'll get these links swappe out then!

Is Shay's suit going to be done in a day, or will they have to come back, say tomorrow morning to pick it up?
Alright, let's try this approach. Let me know which ones work. I gues process of elimination >.>'

Post #1
Warren Ellis - The Real Thing

Bill Withers - Ain't no Sunshine
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Post #2
John Coltrane - In A Sentimental Mood

John Coltrane - While My Lady Sleeps
>.> see that's what I was thinking. I've run across that when listening to music based out of another country. I'll try and find something as that works. Curse ye foul beast!
Ok ^.^!

Oh I understand, the self-worth associated with a task such as that would surely bring a sense of relief, and meaningfulness. I hope I can find a career that I feel that way about. I'd love to publish a book, as I've always wanted to be a writer, but in the meantime I feel like I should have something else going for me in case that doesn't pan out. I've thought about being a masseuse, the idea of giving people massages with oils, candles and incense burning, creating a relaxed and tranquil atmosphere sounds highly enlightening to me (: all by bringing them peace of mind.
I work in municipal water and wastewater treatment. We need to do exams and courses in a three year period to maintain our certification. However! In college I took environmental technology as my major.

And I'm cool with most music! Your last two links didn't work though! D:


Let me know if they work now!

Ohhhh. That makes sense then x) At least you're making sure the water is clean, and treated.
Oh I see, are you studying Environmental Science, or something along those lines?

The Fox is great at her timing (;

Just forewarning you, on the music I'm going to be throwing into these next posts... I hope you like smooth jazz.
Just out of curiosity, Dervs. What are you studying for?

Don't worry about it ^.^ take your time.
Oh absolutely! I love Canada's beautiful landscapes, and how nice the people are, ok well I don't know that for a fact, as I read all these crazy memes about Canada, but really, it seems much safer compared to America, plus Canada has more socialistic views, which I favor. I often find myself thinking as of late, "Gerdamnit America, why can't you be more like Canada, or <<insert socialist country's name here>>, I do like how Finland runs their country. So to me, Canada is like my Finalnd, just over the border, and still close to home.

Dont apologize for this ^.^ I find it highly enlightening when two people can debate without arguing. What I would like to also point out, is that while space travel, the means of transportation, fuel, food, keeping humans alive, etc. could easily be shortened via another dimension. Who's to say that a highly super intelligent being, watching over earth, clucked their tongue and said, "These Homo sapiens are going to take forever to evolve. Let's show them fire, let's help them with language." I feel that someone/something gave us a helping hand in those early stages of life. Because, I don't disregard the fact that, yes, as humans, we did evolve. As did other species. I suppose you could say I'm a skeptical scientist, I like my facts, and I readily accept them, but I always wonder how our first humans broke through certain things in their minds, when did they understand that they had thoughts? I think that traveling dimensions is something that we've lost. Aliens aren't out here orbiting our solar system, no siree! To me the simple explanation, is that they're traveling through dimensions. But hey, as I always tell me. Until there's facts, I'll keep my own opinions (;

As for giant fauna, have you heard of the Rafflesia? The giant flower that smells like death, and blooms every once in a blue moon? I wonder if that flower has a genetic makeup of some dinosaur-era flower. As for the T-Rex being a descendant to chickens, I find that hilarious and believable! My question I've always had is... How did we domesticate chickens? >.> I mean, were they running around in the early B.Cs terrorizing villages. before the villagers said, "alright look! We've had enough of these here chickens! It's time we put them in pens, and took their eggs!" Kidding. Speaking of how everything was so massive back then, have you heard of the Megalodon? The ancestor to the great white shark? It was 72feet long, with jaws 6 feet wide!

I never would have assumed that Alberta, of all places, would have forest fires at all. I assumed that it was like the Midwest here, 4 seasons, plenty of rain, sunshine, snow and beautiful fall weather.

Good! Never invest in another cactus! They're the Devils flower, bloody little things. Really, they're so vicious. If you get one of those needles stuck in you, it really hurts. Anymore and it's utter agony >.> feels like a porcupine attacked you!
There ya go! I would go every weekend if I could too (: you know, I checked Wiki, and all it said was that the reason why it's so clear, is because of the lakes formation. It was once filled with a glacier in this last ice age, and that because of the environmental laws what with it being a state park, it's remained in a pristine state. I wonder what it tastes like...

Hmm! That's good to know it's just a hop skip and a jump away! I bet I would feel right at home up there, anywhere in Canada really. I've especially wanted to explore the Yukon River, but I know that that area of Canada isn't anywhere near as populated in comparison to the eastern coast.

Yes, I wouldn't be one of the first to go out there, as I'm sure that some crazy bogus accident would happen, and I would die out there >.>

I always figured that Venus, in retrospect being similar to Earth in size, albeit slightly smaller, could have held life at one point, but the expansion of the sun caused the planet to overheat. As for Mars, I know that they've found traces of ancient river beds on the planet. It makes me wonder, if our ancestors (I'm a huge ancient alien believer) possibly migrated from Mars, the only problem is, I don't know the life conditions on Mars at that point in time. I definitely believe that we humans were dropped off here on Earth as a way to continue our species.

Do you see how big some of those fossils are?! There are some the size of a kitchen table >.> those babies would've eaten us up in a heart beat. But it's curious to think that our modern day squid/octopus come from the ammonites. Is it all shiny and multi-color? Your piece of ammolite that is?

Oh yes, elevation plays a huge key factor in all of that. That's probably why you get more rain, you're at a lower elevation, and farther away from the sun, whereas I'm close to the equator. But as my boyfriend tells me, New Mexico used to be a series of active volcanoes and an ocean at one point in time. In fact, if I look west, there are three extinct volcanoes here in the area.

Yeah you keep patting that cactus, one day it's gonna bite >.>' that's the kind I fell in too! Tiny ass spikey things!
XD you were there two weeks ago?! Oh man! That must be something! See, there's a lake here in the states that I want to go to, it's called Flathead Lake, it's in Montana, but apparently the water is so clear, even at the deepest part of the lake you can see straight to the bottom! So I can only imagine what that must look like (:

See I felt that Banff was short for something, so Banffshire makes plenty of sense. Ah, well, don't worry about the pictures ^.^ I hope to go one day!

Have you seen The Martian? Cuz it sounds like you watched it x) but seriously you're right about that. We may be able to change the environment on Mars, make it more hospitable, but without an atmosphere, it'll be extremely hard.

I'm going to go look up ammolites! I'll let you know what I think! They're beautiful! And they come from a creepy squid demon beast D: but beautiful nonetheless!

Yes, Arizona is awfully humid because it's below sea level, where as here in New Mexico, most towns are at 6,000ft, you notice the difference driving from New Mexico to Arizona, if you go through Flagstaff, you're driving through the mountains, but you're going down, so the mountains look bigger over there, but the tallest mountain they have, I believe is about... 8,000 ft? The one here in town where I live is 13,000ft.

And I hate cacti >.> I fell on one once during a hike and I had my boyfriend pick needles out of my backside. So don't hug one! Cuz they aren't friendly, those bastards.
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