iceman (2014-08-03 23:35:46)

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Your parents had you by accident.

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PhantomR (2014-08-03 23:56:33)

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Don't even.

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Anonymous13 (2014-08-04 00:08:10)

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Do my bidding

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Doreee (2014-08-04 00:08:20)

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Go with the flow, don't live for anyone else but yourself, and you don't owe everyone an explanation. It's your life.

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Mia (2014-08-04 00:09:50)

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Don't go chasing waterfalls.

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Mia (2014-08-04 00:17:12)

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You would teach a baby to appreciate a violent verical pool of gushing water that if fallen from the peak would ultimately lead to the baby's destruction?

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TrainerPurple (2014-08-04 00:18:51)

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I'd teach it to express it's feelings to it's crush once it gets them.

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Mia (2014-08-04 00:37:25)

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What if they're already at the top somehow. Without climbing it. They could get curious and fall in.

Then eventually fall over.

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Mia (2014-08-04 00:40:04)

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If they simply stick to appreciating rivers and lakes, they have a slim chance of plummeting -insert number here- feet to their doom.

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Mia (2014-08-04 00:48:22)

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The ones that jave beautiful cascades.

Dur.

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Mia (2014-08-04 00:54:50)

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^^ Top one still looks safer.

^ Lol.

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Mia (2014-08-04 01:05:18)

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^ Most infants aren't capabe of waterfall* meditation.

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Mia (2014-08-04 01:16:17)

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Yes.

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Mia (2014-08-04 01:17:58)

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You could physically take an infant to the* top of a waterfall. You could not force an infant to meditate under a waterfall.

Typos, typos everywhere.

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little5 (2014-08-04 01:22:38)

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"Life sucks, so make it blow. "

"Run while you can, and don't look back..

owait"

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