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2001116

math and anthrax.

doing proofs for discrete mathematics is a lot like being cynical, only not so fun. it makes me wonder whether or not discrete mathematicians were really good studies of character. actually, i think the math is simpler than people. afterall, people are so complex sometimes.

and fucked, too. all of us are kind of fucked in one way or another. some just way moreso than others.

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funny, i've been wearing my anthrax mask that my brother sent me lately to prevent myself from breathing my noxious germs onto other people. strange, how they sent the mask to me before there was even a chemical warfare scare for real. i guess being overparanoid has its benefits. he's probably thinking now, "see? see? what if i hadn't bought the masks?! we would be in danger of anthrax!"

i still haven't made the "escape plan" yet. -.-

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incidentally, i can't imagine ever growing up in a normal household.

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Posted by Kim @ 12:45 AM PST

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hahhaha that's true. i'm talking about the kind of life they had on TV though. you know, families like the brady bunch, or step by step, or family matters and that kind of stuff. their problems seem so different.

Posted by kim @ 11/06/2001 08:03 PM PST

I was always deluded as to what a 'normal' household was. I never got out or went places or spent the night, so I always assumed that my family was normal. I'm only now discovering that some of the things that happened weren't exactly kosher. It's weird though, because I don't see it affecting me at all. You live the way you live regardless of your past. What the hell am I saying? Of course the past effects you. I dunno, I just think normal is what you think in your head until others convince you otherwise.

Posted by Trevor [virtual dwelling] @ 11/06/2001 05:50 PM PST

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