you HAVE to read it!

oh and I agree with what you said

It’s not our differences that keep us apart but the failure to see what we have in common. And what we all have in common is that we are human, above everything else, we are all human, and all equal as human beings.
http://stfallen.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/spot-the-differences/

But what about the bad?

When you meet someone in a chatroom, your first guess is either a 12 year old kid who likes to annoy people, or a middle-aged, male, caucasian, fat virgin who lives with his mother.

But most of the time, it isn’t.

You don’t know who it is hiding behind the lit screen.
It could be a Chinese sweatshop worker.
It could be an English landlord.
Or it could even be an indigenous person from a third world country you’ve never heard of who is seeing a computer for the first time.

P.S. I Said “We are not to speak of this the next time we meet”, WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND???

But whatever, what’s done is done.

i love the way you think.