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iwombat - 2007-03-25 13:32:23
I was also the youngest, I was always envious of my brother's superior ability to tell stories, he also joined in my parents conversations, I gave up at a very young age, and retired to art and music, now that I am older (much), I do try to make jokes to enter into adult conversations, sometimes with success.

Truth is stranger than fiction but fiction is truer.
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grigorss - 2007-03-25 14:15:56
KV's conjecture regards youngest siblings would seem true in my case also (youngest of three boys) -- although now that I'm older, I make fewer jokes; of course, I'm less inclined to enter into adult conversations these days as well...
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2fs - 2007-03-25 22:59:21
Knut? Not him, baby - he's too precious...
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Alan - 2007-03-26 10:30:51
At least Knut has Howard the Duck and Mr. Stress to keep him company.
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Erich K - 2007-03-26 12:42:59
Paula, I think you would like THE LAST MIMZY which I anno-ed this weekend. It's the best kids movie I seen since THE IRON GIANT.
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Paula - 2007-03-26 16:44:39
Oh, cool--I have enjoyed the trailer a couple times. Thanks for the info!
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Greg - 2007-03-29 05:08:40
I've burned out on fiction for months at a time. Sometimes too many voices can gather in the head, all muckin' about and hollerin.' It's like waiting for the last guests at a party to leave before you start cleaning up.
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