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Do you like chowder the show?
Its,very humorous,and I wouldn't have named my name after Schnitzel if I didn't like the show correct?
True, Have you heard of the JASON glitch?
No,I don't think I want to know...
Yep 8).I enjoyed reading about her life alot,I just don't get the association of her and rose vines,but everything else is pretty sad,and I'm glad Irene is or was talking the place of her mother afterwards.
Uhhhh,sorry about delaying,I say...Abraham Lincoln,since I know the most about him,and uhhh I find him humorous because he was supposingly a very sad looking man,but he was a very happy person inside,and I do enjoy those people because I am sorta like that in real life.
For sweets,I am OK with popsicles,I am just really sick of them since...my mom always buys me these chinese ones and I ate them too much already,but I like bread and almond milk,I dislike most chocolate and candies.
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Why did you make an ask me even though there's like a million other ask me's? 
Also, do you like me (as a friend?) c:
Also, do you like me (as a friend?) c:
Why did you make an ask me even though there's like a million other ask me's?
Also, do you like me (as a friend?) c:
Because I'm cool and everyone has their own thoughts and stuff so its interesting asking people things,along with me,I would love to learn move about the people who log onto here every day c:
And yes I do,If I didn't why would I keep you on my Friend list?
Are you bored?
...Yes,and very very mad.
Ah, I am fond of Abraham Lincoln, too. I recently read a documentary about him: Doris Kearns Goodwin's Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln. Miss Goodwin uses a lot of letters to paint an intimate portrait of the time period that Lincoln grew up in, and goes into great detail about the religious and political beliefs of Mr. Lincoln and the leaders who advised assisted him.
Lincoln was quite a melancholy man in his earlier years, even doubting the existence of an afterlife, but certainly he found beauty in the world even in the midst of chaos. Even more, Lincoln was a very patient man, enduring great disrespect from those around him, but taking charge when it mattered. In later life, Lincoln would grow more religious, which may be seen as a strengthening of happiness, or ironically a way of coping with the growing turmoil around him.
Wow thanks for the info,the more you know 8).I'll watch that documentary later,it sounds very interesting!And he seems to relate to me alot,except that I am not a president and I don't have that much chaos around me
Oh, sorry, wrong term: I meant biography, rather than documentary. So book, heh.
Oh okay,reading's just as great as seeing live images,so I'll look for it in the library c:
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