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[jesse_dylan]

A few years back, I met a lady at her house. She said, before I came, "I hope you don't mind dogs or kids." I said, "I like both!"

It was unfortunate that her two kids looked too much alike for my brain to immediately process that they were two different people. It was internship-related, and I was SO NERVOUS, so when one of the girls let me in, I tried my best to be friendly, but I was just so damn scared.

Once I was in, that girl left. Later, another girl came out, and waved at me, and I thought it was the same girl. I was so confused that I did not wave back. I think I smiled friendily, though.

Odd to think that is one of my regrets in life, that I snubbed a young girl because I thought she was her sister (to this day, I have no idea which let me in and which waved at me, although I'd be able to tell them apart now).

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[jesse_dylan]

HAHAHAHA That is the thing--we are out-extroverting the extroverts. When you're an introvert, by necessity, you get so good at coming up with (albeit weird) things to say that sometimes people have no replies. Hey, see how it feels? I like it when people say weird things, but I guess I would.

Well, I am neither an atheist nor a Christian (how many people have I offended already), but it does seem to me like typically it has been the Christians doing the raping and pillaging. But I guess an atheist saying that might not break down stereotypes about atheists. That's why it's left to me to say these weird things. I was going to ramble on, but maybe for once I'll leave without saying more weird stuff :P