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Jan 20, 2011 13:57

How long should it take a person to get over something, I wonder? Something important, not something trivial - not a trivial disappointment, not something that anyone who's a bit grown-up should be able to brush off like it's nothing ( Read more... )

†: yuki nagato, c: jack kelly, c: hyuuga neji, c: giovanni, c: naruto uzumaki, !: asano rin, c: akira inugami, †: katara

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payback January 20 2011, 23:17:45 UTC

What about the people you're forgetting?

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Aren't they all. payback January 20 2011, 23:23:01 UTC

They're not unimportant.

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cowboy_newsie January 20 2011, 23:56:50 UTC

[He stares at this a long while before writing back.]

How Who are you Probably never. You never recover, it just gets duller until it doesn't hurt so bad.

payback January 21 2011, 00:00:16 UTC

[A long pause before she responds to him. She's not sure if she WANTS to talk to Jack, yet. =/]

It's appropriate.

cowboy_newsie January 21 2011, 00:00:56 UTC

What is?

payback January 21 2011, 00:02:38 UTC

To keep feeling that pain.

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[Video]Also hurr I can grammar unyieldingwater January 20 2011, 23:57:12 UTC

Are you serious? You know that if that oil isn't cleaned up quickly it can have a long lasting effect on the environment, and the animal habitats. [ Maybe she had no idea. :I ]

c: 'sall good payback January 20 2011, 23:59:36 UTC

No, I don't know, which is why I asked. [That's what you get when you're from 1782 :T]

Is it? IS IT? A BLEMISH ON MY RECORD :D unyieldingwater January 21 2011, 00:07:45 UTC

Oh. [ ... she'd thought she was being sarcastic. ] Well, it does. Especially for the animals - it can destroy their habitat - we were lucky that so many people volunteered to clean the animals off too, or they would have died.

It's another form of pollution, contaminating the sea and land around us.

I AM ACTUALLY THE GRAMMAR QUEEN, I AM BLACKLISTING YOU 4 LYFE payback January 21 2011, 00:09:24 UTC

You were helping out there, weren't you?

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[audio] bogusmagic January 20 2011, 23:59:06 UTC

The release of a liquid petroleum hydrocarbon into the natural environment is typically categorized as an environmental disaster. It can affect marine plant life and phytoplankton via the prevention of photosynthesis due to the buoyant properties of petroleum products, and can also cause sedimentary erosion.

It affects animal life by reducing the thermal, aerodynamic and buoyancy properties of feathers and fur. Animals may also ingest the petroleum products, which leads to organ damage as well as metabolic instability and lowering of the immune system. While death may not occur, it is also possible for any offspring to experience these changes. Organisms such as amphibians may also suffocate. Bacterial colonies in the ecosystem may also be altered, as certain types of anaerobic and one type of aerobic bacteria utilize petroleum products as a source of fuel. This in turn changes the ecosystem's balance, and may cause it to collapse.

[The More You Know~]

payback January 21 2011, 00:02:19 UTC

[A loooooooong pause ffffff. As she just stares at this.]

Metabolism is like digestion, right?

bogusmagic January 21 2011, 00:19:23 UTC

Metabolism is the biochemical processes of breaking down one substance to transform it into another. It is commonly used in describing the breaking down of food into fuel.

payback January 21 2011, 00:27:10 UTC

So like digestion.

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[text] derbruder January 21 2011, 00:00:25 UTC

A grudge? Or a conflict.

payback January 21 2011, 00:01:14 UTC

Either, or both.

Hello, Giovanni.

derbruder January 21 2011, 04:12:57 UTC

Yes. Hello.

Which were you referring to?

payback January 21 2011, 04:50:05 UTC

As it happens, I was thinking of both.

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