chickpea
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Joined: 8/3/2005 From: Los Angeles Area Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: candystripper Do you try and keep your mind sharp? Do you try and learn new things? Here are some possible answers: * Yes, I'm in school and sometimes I take a course because the subject matter piques my interest even if it's not in my major. * I have no interest in school but I like to read the better newspapers; e.g., the New York Times. * I have no interest in learning about any subject other than D/s, but I do read/surf the 'net/etc. looking for new aspects of it. * I have learned nothing new lately and am turning into a mental turnip. Do you believe in 'use it or lose it'? candystripper I think the more you know, the more you find out you didn't know, and that makes me want to know more to keep me from being the stale nitwit that I am. With each new thing I learn, my viewpoint is broadened. And as they say, "a mind stretched to new ideas, never returns to its original dimensions." ...That was after a Food Technology course I took in college, the one thing I remember from that course was that "irradiating strawberries does not make them radioactive." LOL I will never look at irradiated strawberries the same way again. That is, if I ever run into one... *eye roll* Nope, not in school anymore. I learn stuff on my own, bought some CDs to learn spanish, going to take some advanced swing, and learning a lot about how fucked up politics is just by tuning into C-SPAN or Fox News (especially). But who knows what the future holds.
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Congrats to both In the end it was win-win. Now let's get to work http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/nov/05/john-mccain-concedes-election http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/11/17/transition.wrap/index.html
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