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The 90's had some great "hits!" It was time before people were "obsessed" with smart phones and "friends" were easier to find. I'm more selective about the entertainment available these days. I enjoy lifting weights and working out as opposed to cutting corners with weight loss drugs that may have "hideous side effects."
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The X-Files was the only show that I've seen every episode of, it gave me something to look forward to when I didn't have many friends or things to do at that age. I was always a huge fan of the supernatural. I even got to meet Chris Carter at a convention once.
If your bees sting you, do you stop making honey, or learn to wear protection? If the truth is distorted, do you stop speaking it? If a company lies about their ability to perform a service, do you trust them to outsource your livelihood? So America has a choice TRISTATEDATA
There is something "magical and real" about the way Lana sings. Hi Jeremy, I know what it's like to be surrounded by alligators.
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Although my taste of music in the 90's varied, I really resonated with grunge rock which helped push me through the most arduous years of my childhood.
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