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this is partly true because i open up a lot more and become a lot friendlier myself when surrounded by the same types of people. This is why i like the personality that South America brought out in me. Sadly when you are this way here people think you want something or take advantage.

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Originally posted by tw1tch This should happen yearly without any notice.

I agree! That night everyone came out and realized what a beautiful planet we had, and began to interact with those around them. Everyone was so helpful!

We need to slow this society down, because I think people are too caught up in their fast paced agenda, that they are so stressed out and forget to be friendly.

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Originally posted by Theresa We need to slow this society down, because I think people are too caught up in their fast paced agenda, that they are so stressed out and forget to be friendly.

this is my whole point about north american culture and why i started this thread. Most places in the world act as if there were a blackout even when the lights are on.

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Originally posted by Jayx1 this is my whole point about north american culture and why i started this thread. Most places in the world act as if there were a blackout even when the lights are on.

I think we saw this during last years blackout. people knew that they couldn't go to work and that stores wouldn't be open etc and people actually went outside and there was a sense of community. as soon as the electricity started pumping again everyone went back to their jobs and pathetic lives.

i like the quote that Tyler Durden uses in Fight Club
"it's only till you've lost everything, that you're free to do anything"

its too bad the power couldnt go off for a year so that wed get used to this and engrain it in our culture.

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Originally posted by Jayx1 its too bad the power couldnt go off for a year so that wed get used to this and engrain it in our culture.

A big part of me really wishes that would happen as well.


It's funny how people just end up forgetting what they felt like in a time of 'crisis' (myself included i suppose)

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Originally posted by Jayx1 this is my whole point about north american culture and why i started this thread. Most places in the world act as if there were a blackout even when the lights are on.

Funny you should mention this cause I was just outside today and was just thinking..."We need another blackout"

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