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Astrology Today - Talk About Turning That Fog Machine Back On: Google Earth Focused On A Strip Club
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This morning I wrote this on the “Enjoy The Lack Of Clarity” blog:
So considering this, won’t it be ironic if the things we have wished and hoped would be defined become clarified and we all react like this:
“Hey! Bring that fog machine back here!”
Here is a guy caught in front of a strip club by a google earth camera.
So what do you think? Do we really want to see this? What if you were him?
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I think I’d need more information about this guy before making an opinion…though I believe it would still be “Who cares if he’s parked outside a strip club? That’s where the meter is.”
So: No, we don’t really want to see this. I operate on a need to know basis, generally. I have %100 faith that if information is witholded from me, I will find out in some way or another when the time was right.
When I found out my ex was unfaithful, the timing wsa perfect because until that point I had been unable to let go of the relationship. It was my release from bondage.
If I were him, I’d feel humiliated (Cap Moon!) and grateful my parents are technologically paralyzed.