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tomorrow does not exist, its only a thought, and where did yestreday go? i think its so odd how people can watch movies on war and even pull a trigger themselves with eyes glaring, but we close our eyes for a kiss. Time is an invention, and by defenition invention is the act of producing something new, an original contrivance; a deciet, fiction, or forgery. Clock times do not exist, like it says in its own definiton, its fiction, so why would it be odd to think that living your life by a sci/fi flick would be wrong? what is wrong? wrong to one side is right to the other, so what is right? and where did left and right come from? youre left is not my right and my right is not youe left at this moment. Therefore, are we all "lefts and rights"?, turning sides to suit the better? why is there in the "english" language homophones? suit and suit,,, one suit is a dress item and the other is a shade of situation. "shade" is to lightly darken or a shadow covered area. "lightly" is to not do too much of something or soft, yet it does not describe anything to do with lights. Its as if it were a mother that put her child up for adoption. You would be thought of as "wrong" by many people if you were to walk into a bright room and say " this room is lightly". Notice that you can hardly say a sentence without a word with a double meaning. Realize that if we were to have a Jesus of our age, the holy symbol would be an electric chair or serenge,,, what does that say about our religion? what does that say about our laws and procedures? suddenly church and state arent so seperate in a sense. How many times has a church official wound up in jail? a "shade" of seperation of church and state is broken. ( dont take it so literal, right brainers) and that church official must have done something to wind up in jail, which means they have committed a sin, so really it seems like church and state belong together. they should get married. "As long as them queers dont get married its fine",,,,,,,, i rekon thats what they would be thinking.