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Line 46: Where is my final insult this lovely morning? (I suppose I knew when the chess guy got banned for 6 months, so harsh as to be wicked, I nearly died, the humour sank out of me like blood, I was sorry I even complained, he was on my side... BAM fly squashed... but was it a fly though... Sure who cares about chess huh? Some people talk too much and cannot be tolerated... classically sick in the mind, the site is, and it is a mind, like it or not.) Bye. It is a disturbance in, something, and it continues to move, but elasticated, like a universal model... Maye that lank spot aftr the bang has something to do with a ripple coming back. Maybe there was no gravitation at the start, there couldn't have been could there, only potential, and that was the point of gravity as the first waves returned somehow. To think of it like that, all those little points appearing and changing everything? A ripple within a ripple, is that the point of chaos in the universe? I still believe it collapses inwards and simply appears to expand. It makes more sense. That it decays rather than expands eternally. It is just ''almost'' eternal. Good luck .

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