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  1. eenk

    What do you mean by that. Too many or too few?

  2. Dennis G. Jerz

    Interesting calculus… I think just a one encounter with my one sexual partner (or, for those of us who are hopeless romantics, “spouse”) is worth far more than 3.33 Friendster links.

  3. Blog de Halavais

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    Elena: Nuclear Biker – A photographic tour of the “dead zone” around Chernobyl. Fascinating. Utopian schooling? – Touring the campus…

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