That looks interesting. That's probably quite a useful book

I agree that we need to be authentic to our true selves, and I have seen the harm that comes from not being yourself. However faking for entertainment (ie playing games etc) is not the same as being

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Don't worry. I wasn't accusing you of cheating or anything. It just seemed quick for the number of upvotes you have, but maybe it isn't. I thought I may have missed something and there was more to the

Also I have to ask, how did your reputation go up so quick? I don't remember it being quick enough to happen in that short of a space of time / number of posts and comments / number of upvotes. It may

Cool. We'll have to have a look. Have currently been checking out the new season of Fortnite but will have to check this out too.

Cool, is the halloween event on now? My partner and I were on the night before last. We must have been about a day out from the event starting.

Well the skins can't be sold or anything, but you generally accept that. Just like I accept I can sell my Blockchain Cuties, I accept that I can't sell the things I get in other types of games like Fortnite.

Did the candy buttons come with the eyes drawn on them or is that her creation with something like writing icing? If they come like that, I've never seen that before. That's pretty cool. If she did it,

Thanks, yeah that makes sense.

Oh that makes more sense. You mean as in both comments and posts are more profitable to upvote now because curators get 50% of the reward instead of 25% but that that increases the difference between the

Idk. I've seen people talking about not upvoting comments since the hardfork but not known what the change was that affects that and I asked hitmeasap why they weren't upvoting comments since the change

Fair enough. I see it as pretty harmless but I can see how that could piss people off and it should stop if people ask it to, especially considering it says in their first ever post to go the post and

The reason there is more autism DIAGNOSIS is that we know about it more now so we are better at assessing and diagnosing it. The same amount of people still have autism as before but the people were much

Interesting about the history of it. I didn't know it was a reference to Monty Python. Now I have "always look on the bright side of life" stuck in my head though...

Oh yeah, I am aware Asapers was different and I quite liked it while both myself and the asapers group were in the situation where I was able to interact with it quite a bit. I don't dislike these sorts

Why does it cost more to do that? I suspected it related to the "posts under 20 steem earn less than they did before (and vice versa)" bit and it just meant that upvoting comments wasn't worth

Fair enough. I can see why you might want to make it sit below other comments. It's a pity it hides it though as some people may benefit even if they don't say about it. To me, the benefit to people who