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I really shouldn’t be telling you this, 497, but ancient legends have it that this “love” condition was like some kind of virus. Which apparently made people act in strange and illogical ways. Bordering, in some extreme cases, on obsessive dementia. It is now also thought to have been one of the root causes of all suffering in the world. Or so it’s told
—359 (My Future Boyfriend)
”I asked Profax to define the word ‘Love’ for me.” - 497
“Oh, really? And what did he say?” -359
“‘Access Forbidden’” -497
“Ah, well. There you go. Must be dangerous.” -359
—From “My Future Boyfriend” movie
I can haz phaser too?
“Set moving back into my parent’s garage to worth it. Sort of.”
One should rather die than be betrayed. There is no deceit in death. It delivers precisely what it has promised. Betrayal, though … betrayal is the willful slaughter of hope.” Steven Deitz
—Steven Deitz
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Gio Diev ‘12
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