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over a year ago
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Yes. A book I bought about 8 years ago about WW2. Halfway through it, what I can only describe as a massive awakening, turning my worldview upside down, happened  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"When I found out the the inner monologue is an actual thing (and not just artistic license used in films to explain what a character is thinking) my head pretty much exploded."
Does that mean you don’t have an inner monologue? That blows my mind cos mine never stops! |
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"The Bible: He dies in the end! 
Half way through  "
I loved the bit where he came back as a zombie…
….or possibly a vampire - it wasn’t expressly stated. I’m guessing a zombie though as he was seen in the daytime |
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"When I found out the the inner monologue is an actual thing (and not just artistic license used in films to explain what a character is thinking) my head pretty much exploded.
Does that mean you don’t have an inner monologue? That blows my mind cos mine never stops! "
Yes, exactly that! No narrator in my head... I can't even describe what it actually is though. Just thoughts, I guess?! |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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All the time, I’m always reading something.
Today i read how you calm a falcon by raising it to eye level, because eagles always attack them from above , so being over the falcon will make it very anxious and it will feel threatened. |
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"All the time, I’m always reading something.
Today i read how you calm a falcon by raising it to eye level, because eagles always attack them from above , so being over the falcon will make it very anxious and it will feel threatened."
I love learning new things! That's fascinating. |
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"I read the use by date on a blt sandwich I bought from a corner shop for lunch today.
Unfortunately I’d already eaten it.
It was last Friday.
Mind blown.
And probably guts…"
Thoughts and prayers for your toilet. |
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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago
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Most of the comments I read online.
I wonder how these people were able to leave their mothers teat and survive in this big bad world if they need the help of others to determine their (facial)hair style, their fitness regimen, what they should eat etc. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yes, oddly a stand up comedian, he shares a POV about relationships, it’s called jigsaw. Worth a look
Which comedian is that? "
Daniel Sloss, he has two episodes on net, it’s the last half of the second episode, he’s good although has a dark sense of humour but the POV he gives is kinda eye opening |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Probably everyone already knows it, but I read that a female foetus will develop all her eggs before she is born, so a person starts their cellular life inside their Grandma. Which is quite lovely I thought. |
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