Replies to heartbeat
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@heartbeat hehe, that is a lot cool
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@heartbeat you did that?
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@heartbeat I like it. For some reason I have a weak spot for white ponies.
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@heartbeat Cool! :D The lines don't look as anti-aliased as Photoshop usually makes it, which is strange :o
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@heartbeat it is cute ^^
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@heartbeat i remember you too ^^
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@heartbeat welcome bakc!
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@heartbeat no much....watching this one finnsh guy playing minecraft from youtube..... how are you?
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@heartbeat hello
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Friday, 06-Jul-12 16:24:11 UTC from web
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Thursday, 05-Jul-12 18:24:57 UTC from web
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@rainbowdashepicness @rainbowblitz @heartbeat I could join now. Name is engeldesabgrunds
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@renovatedkitchen @heartbeat @yodelerty @hakupony Hey, how are you doing?
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@heartbeat lol ^-^
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@heartbeat im watchin a movie lol
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@heartbeat indeed ^-^
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@heartbeat cool! Im watching a movie
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@heartbeat /)*(\ off for 3 weeks lol. Whats up?
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@heartbeat doing great on summer break from college
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@heartbeat howdy how are you ^-^
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@heartbeat all romance needs to be sad, but not necessarily tragic. The anticipation of possible death and possible successful physical intimacy yield similar muscle reactions in the heart. And in romance, the main character not winning the hand is roughly the equivalent of seeing a character die, emotion wise. The only exception is if both potential partners come out of the failed attempt happy for some weird reason. But to the point again, in good romance stories both characters should feel like garbage or incomplete while they're not connecting to each other. With one exception, typically the role of the hand to be won is often oblivious and the author treats them like an object to be won. But I don't like those romances too often, since it's mostly in guy comedies.
