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>>>>I have always shared everything here. It is no secret that I have a problem with alcohol. Lately it has been bad. Really bad. If you pray, please say a prayer for me. Even if you don't normally say prayers, please say a prayer.
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>>>compromize: I won't pray but reccommend you getting a heavy bag to punch on or bow, arrow and target if you have space for that. At least get out with your dog more often - spend less time on UT chatter, but don't leave totally...
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>>It's funny because the guy I bought my house from had a punching bag in the basement. He took it with him. He was an ex-Marine who was permanently disabled from a work injury. He was one of the guys who made you glad we have the Marines on our side.
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>well, then you you know the house won't fall on you. Give it and your body a try with different activation and hormone levels if you don't want to try for some zen and archery to get another thing to focus on. And when you are at ease with yourself again, look for nice women.
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>>Please don't take our nations' histories against us. I think the world is a much better place with the end of the Cold War. I know I have repeated my admiration of Professor Zelikow and Coirsera ad nauseum already. One of the best chapters is his analysis of Germany's rise to WW II and its causes. One of his key points is that Adolf Hitler has not so much a madman as a product of his times.
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Well, that's what the professor said. Hitler was elected, after all. A lot of European countries don't like to remember parts of their past. Along with the U.S., of course.