An inconsistent person, every time they speak, is merely increasing the level of carbon dioxide (mixed with breath vapors) and noise pollution.
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An inconsistent person, every time they speak, is merely increasing the level of carbon dioxide (mixed with breath vapors) and noise pollution.
Me, a couple of hours ago
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An inconsistent person, every time they speak, is merely increasing the level of carbon dioxide (mixed with breath vapors) and noise pollution.
Me, a couple of hours ago
@stefano
In other words, you had another appointment with someone from the insurance company?
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An inconsistent person, every time they speak, is merely increasing the level of carbon dioxide (mixed with breath vapors) and noise pollution.
Me, a couple of hours ago
@stefano, let's not forget … they also usually fart while they talk
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@stefano
In other words, you had another appointment with someone from the insurance company?@82mhz not yet
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@stefano, let's not forget … they also usually fart while they talk
@ricardo same smell
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@stefano, let's not forget … they also usually fart while they talk
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@ricardo same smell
@stefano Aye, it seems like a sub-genre of mental diarrhea
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An inconsistent person, every time they speak, is merely increasing the level of carbon dioxide (mixed with breath vapors) and noise pollution.
Me, a couple of hours ago
@stefano Great quote! I am gonna use it (and give credit).
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An inconsistent person, every time they speak, is merely increasing the level of carbon dioxide (mixed with breath vapors) and noise pollution.
Me, a couple of hours ago
@stefano Some people have the talent to speak a thousand words without saying anything at all.
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@stefano Some people have the talent to speak a thousand words without saying anything at all.
@subnetspider True. Wasting air.
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@subnetspider True. Wasting air.
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An inconsistent person, every time they speak, is merely increasing the level of carbon dioxide (mixed with breath vapors) and noise pollution.
Me, a couple of hours ago
@stefano sounds like you followed the current election campaign here in Denmark.
