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I'm not particularly superstitious, but I do hold on to this one irrationality: the burning of the goat DOES matter.
My argument is that it hasn't burned for years now and shit keeps getting steadily worse. It was eaten by crows last year, but clearly that wasn't good enough.
My argument is that it hasn't burned for years now and shit keeps getting steadily worse. It was eaten by crows last year, but clearly that wasn't good enough.
December 1, 2024 at 2:36 PM
I'm not particularly superstitious, but I do hold on to this one irrationality: the burning of the goat DOES matter.
My argument is that it hasn't burned for years now and shit keeps getting steadily worse. It was eaten by crows last year, but clearly that wasn't good enough.
My argument is that it hasn't burned for years now and shit keeps getting steadily worse. It was eaten by crows last year, but clearly that wasn't good enough.
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look i am also VERY prone to exceedingly bleak feelings and sentiments
but i try to keep them to myself or to a small circle of friends because i do believe it is vital to eventual victory in long wars to try to keep each other’s spirits up
but i try to keep them to myself or to a small circle of friends because i do believe it is vital to eventual victory in long wars to try to keep each other’s spirits up
November 26, 2024 at 12:55 AM
look i am also VERY prone to exceedingly bleak feelings and sentiments
but i try to keep them to myself or to a small circle of friends because i do believe it is vital to eventual victory in long wars to try to keep each other’s spirits up
but i try to keep them to myself or to a small circle of friends because i do believe it is vital to eventual victory in long wars to try to keep each other’s spirits up