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jeff, you need to lighten up, enjoy a good laugh once in awhile, instead of that juvenile anger you thwart against others that you so disagree with.
jeff, you need to lighten up, enjoy a good laugh once in awhile, instead of that juvenile anger you thwart against others that you so disagree with.
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Sorry, no.
'Jeff, those with whom you disagree thwart your desires, and you consequently show anger toward them.'
'Jeff, those with whom you disagree thwart your desires, and you consequently show anger toward them.'
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