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Renaissance woman

Joined December 2015
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Part of being clever is knowing the limits of what being clever can do for you.
People: You're kind of mean. Me: Fuck you I'm an absolute delight.
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The stress has my neck hurting so much that I'm using my Hitachi for its intended purpose
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It's amazing how a man will go through the five stages of grief while talking to himself in my inbox.
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Oil corporations have done a pretty good job of domesticating Albertans.
"If everything is connected, then isn't every bagel an everything bagel?" -@mheavyhead
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What's so bad about being average that nobody wants to be average?
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I never knew 5kg of bologne could be used as a weapon until I met @mheavyhead
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"smile you sonofabitch!" -@mheavyhead
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I want my life described by Orca society's version of Sir David Attenborough.
Whenever I hear a man say something new and interesting, I wonder which woman isn't getting credit for her idea.
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They tagged me by mistake, but of the shoe fits... Yes, I am here to save the world. Aren't we all?
Replying to @heidikat
@heidikat says, "don’t worry I am here to save the world now. With #simple #climate #optimism. I’m saving it for my kids and hopefully as many critters and other people as possible. It’s crunch time now. People can feel the heat waves so let’s put on the heat"
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My home
The Nova Scotia Nature Trust has announced the protection of more than 260 hectares of land on Seal Island off the southwestern tip of the province. trib.al/zU37JJE
Sometimes I think about how chickens are the closest living relative of t-rex, and how people make fun of t-rex for having useless arms, but how thriving without arms allowed them to evolve wings and now chickens are the most numerous bird on the planet. Ever think about that?
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