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Sir Hugoholic
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About Sir Hugoholic
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Changeling
- Birthday 07/17/92
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Knock knock :v
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hOI!
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*pokes you with my snaketail* :3
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Have some angry polish:
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It seems Satan himself decided to make a residence in my area, because it is so scorching hot I can smell asphalt melting outside XD ...at least I have a lot of ice creams and ice cubes at home. And some nice drinks. And a fan. AND my apartment is so conviniently placed sun has no access to its windows. Suck on that, Satan! :v
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I joined quite some time ago and I am still here. This place saw me in many different shapes. I changed a lot ever since I came here for the first time. But I am still the nice guy I used to be. Only can be a bit bitter when running into politics that slowly drift towards insanity. Hit me up. Save me from insanity. Spam me with brainless memes and random nice, fluffy stuff XD
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Question is - is the clone that actual person? In my opinion it is not. Unless You have a memory of death of Your loved one permanently erased it will hardly help. You'll still be aware that the person You actually love is long gone and what You watch is a mere illusion, a convinient lie, not to mention - a constant reminder of what You once lost. It just wouldn't work like it is supposed to. At least not for me. And I am pretty sure that in the end I would end up despising it. I'd see it as a pretender and a source of even more pain. And I am pretty sure I wouldn't even be the only one. I don't want such thing happening. If other people want to live like this (and every relative to the person who died is okay with that) then it is their choice. But I just don't even want to think about it myself. I can't picture myself with a clone pretending that someone never died despite seeing the grave each time I go to the graveyard.
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Jeric! :v
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CHEEKI BREEKI
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Stalker
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Hi.
