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I love the music in this video

CreekFairy wrote:
What movie is this from.

Easy Virtue.

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I get overwhelmed with feelings of failure

Anonymous wrote:
Because members of my family judge people and say negatuve things about them behind their back I walk around paranoid in life.

Life is brutally unjudgemental - you should not be wary of life as it deals with you according to the measure of your being.
It also does the same for everyone including your family. Don't worry about what they're saying about you behind your back. Fear for them and the bed they make for themselves.

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The movie help dot com is coming to a theatre near you.

Hollywood tried to find a suitable actor for me, but all they found was this guy -

[http://i65.tinypic.com/j7rhur.jpg]

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Grammar question!

Helper wrote:
I suppose it's a mistake many people make mistaking that they are refering to a present context but in fact they are really talking about a past event?

We are no longer a refined people.

If I ask you, "What IS the longest you have held your breath," I'm not just asking you about your past - a question in this form speculates you are (or about) to hold your breath (again).

If I ask you, "What WAS the longest you have held your breath," it infers no context to the present - it is a question, specifically, about your past regardless of the current moment.

These hair-splitting differences are no longer given regard today.

A court of law regards our common language as "Babble Speak." It is viewed as vulgar and is the primary reason it should be represented by legal council.

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I have been on this site for a long time!

Out of 80 listed members, I deduce that we have a sold core of 60.

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Grammar question!

Your question is postulated in the present-tense but intended in the past-tense form.

What's your longest ever car trip?

Is there a longest "ever?" What do you measure it with? Consider where "ever" should be placed within the sentence. Is it needed to clarify the question?
Also, when formally writing, you do not contract words.

Example 1.
"What's" is a contraction of "What is." This question is posed if the person is currently undertaking a car trip.

Example 2.
"What was," is a question based on formerly established events.

The true form of your question should look like this: "What was your longest car trip, ever?"

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Im kind of glad christmas and new years are over.

Aeolian wrote:
Maybe people can calm down.

I hope so to. And get a clearer perspective of things that truly matter.

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One of the most interesting things in life is to learn about stages and stations.

Interesting perspective Grim, I'm gonna have to give this some thought.

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Im kind of glad christmas and new years are over.

aeolian wrote:
Im working on a time travel machine b.a.1

That's great! Can you give me lift to the prehistoric age?
I would like to lose myself from the burdon of this age with a time that was a little more clear.

Happy 2018 brother. Looking forward to another one of your You Tube music vids.

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Im kind of glad christmas and new years are over.

Happy New Year to you and salutations to all.

Yeah...time to get back to business.

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