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01 Aug 2016, 6:30 pm

Maybe you and a partner could drive up to Canada in the fall....like around Northern Alberta. You can get there through good roads.

It would be a nice, romantic trip, though you'll have to make sure you pile up the gas in Canada, for stations get less abundant once you're north of Edmonton, Alberta.

Gas is more expensive in Canada, too.



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01 Aug 2016, 6:37 pm

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Maybe you and a partner could drive up to Canada in the fall....like around Northern Alberta. You can get there through good roads.

It would be a nice, romantic trip, though you'll have to make sure you pile up the gas in Canada, for stations get less abundant once you're north of Edmonton, Alberta.

Gas is more expensive in Canada, too.


That sounds like a nice trip, I'd really like to see Canada. In Churchhill you can see the polar bears as well as the Northern Lights.



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01 Aug 2016, 6:41 pm

You would have to take a train to get to Churchill. No road goes up there. And it would be too cold after about November 1st or so.

Whereas Northern Alberta has a much warmer climate, and you can still have mild days in late October there. And the scenery is MUCH nicer. No polar bears, though :(



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01 Aug 2016, 7:04 pm

kraftiekortie wrote:
You would have to take a train to get to Churchill. No road goes up there. And it would be too cold after about November 1st or so.

Whereas Northern Alberta has a much warmer climate, and you can still have mild days in late October there. And the scenery is MUCH nicer. No polar bears, though :(



I'd like to do it all. I'd also like to visit Banff and Vancouver.



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01 Aug 2016, 7:07 pm

Vancouver wouldn't be hard at all. I've been there. I recommend Stanley Park.

You could get a reasonably-priced hotel on the monorail line.

To get to Banff, you'd have to go to Calgary first, probably.



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01 Aug 2016, 8:47 pm

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God, I always walk in circles. Especially when on the phone.


I can't talk on the phone without pacing, I hate phones, I primarily used mine to text but I ran everyone I use to text away so my phone's only purpose now is to text my mom every night to let her know I am alive. I think thats a waste of text but I understand her side of things. Being autistic in the kind of area I live is a severe disadvantage but I've kinda learned how these criminals operate. They used to catch me off guard but I know what they are up to. I just have to remove any sense of moral compass and I begin to get an idea of how my neighbors operate.



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01 Aug 2016, 10:15 pm

I pace allll the time.


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01 Aug 2016, 10:17 pm

i usually pace while i eat. it feels wrong when i don't, unless i'm watching tv


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02 Aug 2016, 3:23 am

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I rearranged practically everything at work yesterday.
Then I was wildly cleaning.
I wanted to do everything.
My boss kept telling me to stop working and take a break lol.

do you get perfectionistic too? i hope you don't. it's usually the next step when i get energetic like that. if you start to get unusually perfectionistic, do take a break. the next step after perfectionism is not pretty :|

Yeah, I'm waiting for the crash and burn.
Or burn and crash.
Whatever.

Haven't melted down at this job yet.
My boss caught me doing air piano fingers in the compactus room.
If he didn't realise I was special before he does now :lol:

I'm with you on the Cyanide and Happiness train.

...and with Redxk on the pistachio train.
I'm on lots of trains simultaneously.
Hope they don't crash! :D


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02 Aug 2016, 3:57 am

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02 Aug 2016, 8:22 pm

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i don't understand why someone "REGARDLESS THE GENDER" ignore/doesn't care about that beauty and feels attracted to **** i mean the word shhtt shhht itself i mean men.

this is how i see it:

we all love food , we all eat but im seeing other people eating shhtt and i can't help but to wonder why other people prefer to eat shtt i wonder because i don't get it why on earth someone likes to eat shtt



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02 Aug 2016, 8:23 pm

well i exaggerated a little bit when i said "REGARDLESS THE GENDER"

but yeah i don't think i can trust a gay guy and i willlnever befriend them.



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02 Aug 2016, 8:49 pm

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but yeah i don't think i can trust a gay guy and i willlnever befriend them.


Thats offensive and what do you call gay? This sounds a little insecure to me, why do you care about someones sexuality? How does that relate to trust, who someone is banging is not any of my business and it certainly has nothing to do with trust on a friendship level.



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02 Aug 2016, 8:54 pm

i had a gay roommate once. he wasn't a closet gay, but he turned out to be a closet drama queen, and an a**hole. i also had another gay roommate. he was okay. until he went literally psychotic, that is... :lol: but that's an entirely different story

seriously though, i don't even understand what facepalm is taking about

also i think he's getting it wrong. you don't eat s**t. you put your schlong in s**t instead. but only if your partner isn't hygienic enough, i suppose


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02 Aug 2016, 9:00 pm

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seriously though, i don't even understand what facepalm is taking about


I think he might be drunk actually based off those two posts...

But seriously, you can't judge someones actions fully without understanding their past experiences. Thats true with anything actually but its also true with sexuality, I mean you might be able to be born gay but there is still a choice in any encounter. People do things that don't make sense to me but when I get a glimpse into their past, I can normally understand their motives. Same is true with me.



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02 Aug 2016, 9:08 pm

Wow thats depressing...

I am going to remove myself from this conversation for a while, this topic makes me extremely uncomfortable actually.

I'll rejoin at the sign of cats and / or Raleigh.