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Reply #180 posted 01/29/20 11:46am

lavendardrumma
chine

RJOrion said:

funny that you ask...i bought it...but i kept it in the back of my crates behind other albums, so visitors didnt see it


What would have happened if visitors saw it? Would they have made you feel shame, or hurt you?

Was it less arousing stashed in the back of your crates next to the Village People and other "Gay porn"?

Did it upset you that your "girl" didn't have an ass as fine as his?

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Reply #181 posted 01/29/20 11:47am

OldFriends4Sal
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RJOrion said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

Please, you would run if a man in drag was standing in your way ...

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check #155 it covers all the synonyms you posted

de·test·a·ble

/dəˈtestəb(ə)l/

adjective

adjective: detestable

deserving intense dislike.

Similar:

abhorrent detested loathed despicable despised abominable

repellent repugnant repulsive revolting disgusting distasteful

horrible reprehensible obnoxious nauseating offensive contemptible

Opposite:lovable admirable

if i did run, would that be a crime?...no...would it be what the religious call a sin?...no...so yeah, depending on the demeanor and size and if the said drag queen approached me in an agressive manner, and i wasnt able to effectively defend myself, i probably would run...no regret or shame in my game...but just seeing gays and trans people in my path, causes me no fear...i be on this site interacting back and forth with people who are admittedly gay or bi...my sister and niece are both gay...i love them and never ran from them...running implies true "phobia" [Edited 1/29/20 11:29am]

If you ran it would be 'fear' lol I said nothing about him attacking you lol

You know men respond differently when it comes to women who are bi/homosexual right?

The phobia is usually directed at a man. A paranoia of sexual assault or something.

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Reply #182 posted 01/29/20 11:51am

RJOrion

OldFriends4Sale said:



RJOrion said:


OldFriends4Sale said:




Please, you would run if a man in drag was standing in your way ...



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check #155 it covers all the synonyms you posted

de·test·a·ble


/dəˈtestəb(ə)l/


adjective


adjective: detestable


deserving intense dislike.



Similar:


abhorrent detested loathed despicable despised abominable


repellent repugnant repulsive revolting disgusting distasteful


horrible reprehensible obnoxious nauseating offensive contemptible



Opposite:lovable admirable



if i did run, would that be a crime?...no...would it be what the religious call a sin?...no...so yeah, depending on the demeanor and size and if the said drag queen approached me in an agressive manner, and i wasnt able to effectively defend myself, i probably would run...no regret or shame in my game...but just seeing gays and trans people in my path, causes me no fear...i be on this site interacting back and forth with people who are admittedly gay or bi...my sister and niece are both gay...i love them and never ran from them...running implies true "phobia" [Edited 1/29/20 11:29am]


If you ran it would be 'fear' lol I said nothing about him attacking you lol



You know men respond differently when it comes to women who are bi/homosexual right?


The phobia is usually directed at a man. A paranoia of sexual assault or something.



thats why i specifically and clearly said, "IF HE APPROACHED ME IN AN AGGRESSIVE MANNER AND I WAS UNABLE TO DEFEND MYSELF"...cmon homie, u can do better than that...cant you?
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Reply #183 posted 01/29/20 11:54am

RJOrion

and yes men are usually more accepting of gay behavior from a woman...its only natural...men put up with or tolerate ALOT of things from women, that they would never tolerate from a man...so it only makes natural sense.
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Reply #184 posted 01/29/20 11:56am

RJOrion

lavendardrummachine said:



RJOrion said:





funny that you ask...i bought it...but i kept it in the back of my crates behind other albums, so visitors didnt see it


What would have happened if visitors saw it? Would they have made you feel shame, or hurt you?

Was it less arousing stashed in the back of your crates next to the Village People and other "Gay porn"?

Did it upset you that your "girl" didn't have an ass as fine as his?

[Edited 1/29/20 11:47am]




nice try....but im sure (not really) you can do better... try harder
cool
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Reply #185 posted 01/29/20 12:07pm

poppys

RJOrion said:

and yes men are usually more accepting of gay behavior from a woman...its only natural...men put up with or tolerate ALOT of things from women, that they would never tolerate from a man...so it only makes natural sense.


falloff Just like it's natural that men and woman must buy their clothing in separate departments? Isn't that another one of your rules?

"if you can't clap on the one, then don't clap at all"
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Reply #186 posted 01/29/20 12:10pm

OldFriends4Sal
e

RJOrion said:

and yes men are usually more accepting of gay behavior from a woman...its only natural...men put up with or tolerate ALOT of things from women, that they would never tolerate from a man...so it only makes natural sense.

isn't that then hypocritical?

a man would put up with another man farting or burping over a woman

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Reply #187 posted 01/29/20 12:12pm

OldFriends4Sal
e

RJOrion said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

If you ran it would be 'fear' lol I said nothing about him attacking you lol

You know men respond differently when it comes to women who are bi/homosexual right?

The phobia is usually directed at a man. A paranoia of sexual assault or something.

thats why i specifically and clearly said, "IF HE APPROACHED ME IN AN AGGRESSIVE MANNER AND I WAS UNABLE TO DEFEND MYSELF"...cmon homie, u can do better than that...cant you?

No you needed to add that part, that it would be the deviant ready to do you harm. lol

Usually it's the other way around

You needed to add the 'threat' that homosexual men allegedly present, you know that Sodom and Gomorrah rapey stuff lol that people were taught

your so hot that a gay man needs to force himself on you thingy lol

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So did Prince get what he deserved for coming out there all sissified?
I know you cannot answer that, just an observation.

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Reply #188 posted 01/29/20 12:30pm

RJOrion

OldFriends4Sale said:



RJOrion said:


and yes men are usually more accepting of gay behavior from a woman...its only natural...men put up with or tolerate ALOT of things from women, that they would never tolerate from a man...so it only makes natural sense.


isn't that then hypocritical?



a man would put up with another man farting or burping over a woman




wrong...id rather hear and smell a woman fart than a man, anyday... hearing burping doesnt bother me at all
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Reply #189 posted 01/29/20 12:34pm

RJOrion

OldFriends4Sale said:



RJOrion said:


OldFriends4Sale said:



If you ran it would be 'fear' lol I said nothing about him attacking you lol



You know men respond differently when it comes to women who are bi/homosexual right?


The phobia is usually directed at a man. A paranoia of sexual assault or something.



thats why i specifically and clearly said, "IF HE APPROACHED ME IN AN AGGRESSIVE MANNER AND I WAS UNABLE TO DEFEND MYSELF"...cmon homie, u can do better than that...cant you?


No you needed to add that part, that it would be the deviant ready to do you harm. lol


Usually it's the other way around


You needed to add the 'threat' that homosexual men allegedly present, you know that Sodom and Gomorrah rapey stuff lol that people were taught


your so hot that a gay man needs to force himself on you thingy lol


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So did Prince get what he deserved for coming out there all sissified?
I know you cannot answer that, just an observation.



i added that part about the aggression, to be clear in my answer...the order in which it was presented is irrelevsnt...and the question about Prince "getting what he deserved", makes no sense to me...either i dont know what youre asking, or youre gonna have to ask Prince himself
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Reply #190 posted 01/29/20 12:35pm

OldFriends4Sal
e

RJOrion said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

isn't that then hypocritical?

a man would put up with another man farting or burping over a woman

wrong...id rather hear and smell a woman fart than a man, anyday... hearing burping doesnt bother me at all

lol yuck, that would turn the sexy off for me lol

men are generally around men from youth, brothers, fathers, cousins freinds, locker room, camping, sports, so it is natural for men to not have much issue with other men farting and burping.

Women would be turned of generally by men farting and burping, (sexually or platonic)

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Now do you understand why seperately created threads work? lol

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Reply #191 posted 01/29/20 12:36pm

OldFriends4Sal
e

RJOrion said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

No you needed to add that part, that it would be the deviant ready to do you harm. lol

Usually it's the other way around

You needed to add the 'threat' that homosexual men allegedly present, you know that Sodom and Gomorrah rapey stuff lol that people were taught

your so hot that a gay man needs to force himself on you thingy lol

.

So did Prince get what he deserved for coming out there all sissified?
I know you cannot answer that, just an observation.

i added that part about the aggression, to be clear in my answer...the order in which it was presented is irrelevsnt...and the question about Prince "getting what he deserved", makes no sense to me...either i dont know what youre asking, or youre gonna have to ask Prince himself

But there was no reason to add it.

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it makes sense, because so many people think like that. "Well if you weren't flouncing around like that they wouldn't have beaten you up. You know how people can be."

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Reply #192 posted 01/29/20 12:37pm

RJOrion

poppys said:



RJOrion said:


and yes men are usually more accepting of gay behavior from a woman...its only natural...men put up with or tolerate ALOT of things from women, that they would never tolerate from a man...so it only makes natural sense.



falloff Just like it's natural that men and woman must buy their clothing in separate departments? Isn't that another one of your rules?



i shop exclusively in mens departments...i would never wear a garment meant for a woman...so if you call that a "rule" so be it...u mad?
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Reply #193 posted 01/29/20 1:17pm

poppys

RJOrion said:

poppys said:


falloff Just like it's natural that men and woman must buy their clothing in separate departments? Isn't that another one of your rules?


i shop exclusively in mens departments...i would never wear a garment meant for a woman...so if you call that a "rule" so be it...u mad?


R U ? I'm laughing. Lots of issues here with what is "natural".

"if you can't clap on the one, then don't clap at all"
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Reply #194 posted 01/29/20 1:46pm

RJOrion

OldFriends4Sale said:



RJOrion said:


OldFriends4Sale said:



No you needed to add that part, that it would be the deviant ready to do you harm. lol


Usually it's the other way around


You needed to add the 'threat' that homosexual men allegedly present, you know that Sodom and Gomorrah rapey stuff lol that people were taught


your so hot that a gay man needs to force himself on you thingy lol


.


So did Prince get what he deserved for coming out there all sissified?
I know you cannot answer that, just an observation.



i added that part about the aggression, to be clear in my answer...the order in which it was presented is irrelevsnt...and the question about Prince "getting what he deserved", makes no sense to me...either i dont know what youre asking, or youre gonna have to ask Prince himself



But there was no reason to add it.


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it makes sense, because so many people think like that. "Well if you were flouncing around like that they wouldn't have beaten you up. You know how people can be."




i dont think that way... i have no beef with gay people...just because im not gay, it doesnt mean i hate, or dislike them or want to inflict violence upon them...
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Reply #195 posted 01/29/20 1:48pm

RJOrion

poppys said:



RJOrion said:


poppys said:



falloff Just like it's natural that men and woman must buy their clothing in separate departments? Isn't that another one of your rules?




i shop exclusively in mens departments...i would never wear a garment meant for a woman...so if you call that a "rule" so be it...u mad?


R U ? I'm laughing. Lots of issues here with what is "natural".



what is natural to one person or a group of people, may not be natural to another...and thats cool...or is it?
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Reply #196 posted 01/29/20 3:38pm

kingricefan

RJOrion said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

I mean that by nature, we don't come into the world wearing garments.

Clothing is something we put on for a reason and take off.
Why do human wear clothing...
Your African-American, there are many ethnic African groups that wear very little or nothing at time.

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Sorry you cannot tell me your opinion isn't influenced indirectly. Someone taught you something...

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Prince was everything you find detestable right to the end

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the world taught me...starting with my parents... i dont know how old you are, but homosexuality was LONG considered a sickness...and deviant...and reprehensible...and evil..and underground..this age of acceptance for homosexuality is a new agenda and a new creation...perpetuated by the media and federal and local governments...includng the school systems... but to each their own beliefs... i can be a fan of someone and even a friend or family member to someone who has different beliefs about sexuality [Edited 1/29/20 10:06am]

If giving equal rights to ALL people is an 'agenda' that's 'perpetuated' by the media seems wrong to you, I feel sorry for you. You're making it seem like it's wrong for everyone to be treated the same. The media and gay people are not going to make you gay.

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Reply #197 posted 01/29/20 3:42pm

kingricefan

RJOrion said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

how would you respond if someone typed 'ni&&afied'?

you do know 'sissy' is directed at women and gay men right?

Start a thread bro... lol

i could care less if someone typed ni&&afied...i might even type it my damn self...some people are so weak now obsessing over words on a blog, typed by a stranger, just because they dont agree with or like something they see in a comment box..i know racism exists just like i know homosexuality exists...let the racists be racists and let the straights be straight and the gays be gay..EVERYONE IS ENTITLED TO THEIR OWN BELIEFS... whether its liked or not...but im gonna express my pride and conviction in being straight, just like the gays express their pride in being gay...and comparing chosen sexual behavior to born ethnicity is an old, tired, and irresponsible comparison that makes zero common or scientific sense.

So wrong. I knew from the age of 5 that I was different from other boys. I just didn't know what that meant until I was 12 or so. It's not a chosen lifestyle. Who wants to chose a lifestyle where you are hated, villified, etc.? Seriously?

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Reply #198 posted 01/29/20 3:55pm

rdhull

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cmon RJ..you aren't that dense are you? In 2020?

"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #199 posted 01/29/20 4:06pm

RJOrion

rdhull said:

cmon RJ..you aren't that dense are you? In 2020?



so its 2020 and you resort to name calling if people believe act differently or have different opinions than you?...see how that works?...we're all human and as such, we're all wired differently.. so if you think im "dense", im so cool with that.. think what thou wilt... as i will continue to think and express how i feel.
[Edited 1/29/20 16:09pm]
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Reply #200 posted 01/29/20 4:39pm

rdhull

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RJOrion said:

rdhull said:

cmon RJ..you aren't that dense are you? In 2020?

so its 2020 and you resort to name calling if people believe act differently or have different opinions than you?...see how that works?...we're all human and as such, we're all wired differently.. so if you think im "dense", im so cool with that.. think what thou wilt... as i will continue to think and express how i feel. [Edited 1/29/20 16:09pm]

Ok, so its not 'dense.' Maybe I should have stated you expressing arhaic beliefs in these days and time. Thats your right, yes. But that's the hill you choose to die on in 2020? smh

"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #201 posted 01/29/20 4:40pm

PeggyO

Personally, I think it was Prince's true nature to be gender fluid but he did acquiesce to outside forces and eventually dressed more conservatively.

Even as a young boy( age 9-10) he was wearing a scarf around his neck. I bet he got shit for that.

Before he was a star he routinely wore necklaces and bracelets.

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Reply #202 posted 01/29/20 5:00pm

lavendardrumma
chine

RJOrion said:

rdhull said:

cmon RJ..you aren't that dense are you? In 2020?

so its 2020 and you resort to name calling if people believe act differently or have different opinions than you?...see how that works?...we're all human and as such, we're all wired differently.. so if you think im "dense", im so cool with that.. think what thou wilt... as i will continue to think and express how i feel. [Edited 1/29/20 16:09pm]


I get the sense you're in a country or community where homosexuality is illegal and women/men are separated. It's given you some things to work out. That isn't what was going on at this Rolling Stones concert though, and your desire to roll back the clock to explain the discomfort some people in some pars of the world still have for sexuality and race, is neither here nor there.

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Reply #203 posted 01/29/20 5:00pm

OldFriends4Sal
e

PeggyO said:

Personally, I think it was Prince's true nature to be gender fluid but he did acquiesce to outside forces and eventually dressed more conservatively.

Even as a young boy( age 9-10) he was wearing a scarf around his neck. I bet he got shit for that.

Before he was a star he routinely wore necklaces and bracelets.

I believe so to, it wasn't a 'act' at all. Yeah at times for show he turned up things, he was an entertainer. But that Prince we saw on American Band Stand, 1999, Purple Rain, UTCM Lovesexy Gold Experience Musicology right up to the end was the same Prince.

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Reply #204 posted 01/29/20 5:08pm

OldFriends4Sal
e

RJOrion said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

But there was no reason to add it.

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it makes sense, because so many people think like that. "Well if you were flouncing around like that they wouldn't have beaten you up. You know how people can be."

i dont think that way... i have no beef with gay people...just because im not gay, it doesnt mean i hate, or dislike them or want to inflict violence upon them...

I'm just saying. It is very common for people to respond like that, even if passively.

You cannot deny there is a 'dislike' there. "Well you wouldn't have gotten a disease if you didn't..."

People do this very easily.
Even in this thread, people have said, well if he wouldn't have sung that song, or looked like he did etc then they might not have...
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People have and still do kill, beat, abuse them for being they way they are 'naturally'.
The only 'Choice' they had in it, was to be open about being themselves.

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Why would a straight up Black person also 'choose' be gay just to be treated like shit, by people, especially other Black folk. I mean really.
A kid chooses to be homosexual then is troubled by it because of what people/family might think/do, then goes to get help to change? Why not just change back to heterosexual...

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Anyway, this would have been a good P&R discussion.

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Reply #205 posted 01/29/20 7:40pm

RJOrion

rdhull said:



RJOrion said:


rdhull said:

cmon RJ..you aren't that dense are you? In 2020?



so its 2020 and you resort to name calling if people believe act differently or have different opinions than you?...see how that works?...we're all human and as such, we're all wired differently.. so if you think im "dense", im so cool with that.. think what thou wilt... as i will continue to think and express how i feel. [Edited 1/29/20 16:09pm]


Ok, so its not 'dense.' Maybe I should have stated you expressing arhaic beliefs in these days and time. Thats your right, yes. But that's the hill you choose to die on in 2020? smh




"dying on a hill in 2020" is a lil bit dramatic no?... ive been freely, peacefully and honestly expressing my views and beliefs since 1963 ...its what most human beings are designed to do...im not the slightest bit concerned about "dying on a hill" (figuratively or literally) over a comment box on a Prince fansite about my past or present opinions, beliefs or feelings...its not that serious..
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Reply #206 posted 01/29/20 8:01pm

rdhull

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RJOrion said:

rdhull said:

Ok, so its not 'dense.' Maybe I should have stated you expressing arhaic beliefs in these days and time. Thats your right, yes. But that's the hill you choose to die on in 2020? smh

"dying on a hill in 2020" is a lil bit dramatic no?... ive been freely, peacefully and honestly expressing my views and beliefs since 1963 ...its what most human beings are designed to do...im not the slightest bit concerned about "dying on a hill" (figuratively or literally) over a comment box on a Prince fansite about my past or present opinions, beliefs or feelings...its not that serious..

Saying that someone chooses to be gay and is not born that is serious. But you keep doing you.

"Climb in my fur."
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Reply #207 posted 01/29/20 8:04pm

ISaidLifeIsJus
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rdhull said:

RJOrion said:

rdhull said: "dying on a hill in 2020" is a lil bit dramatic no?... ive been freely, peacefully and honestly expressing my views and beliefs since 1963 ...its what most human beings are designed to do...im not the slightest bit concerned about "dying on a hill" (figuratively or literally) over a comment box on a Prince fansite about my past or present opinions, beliefs or feelings...its not that serious..

Saying that someone chooses to be gay and is not born that is serious. But you keep doing you.



yeahthat

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Reply #208 posted 01/29/20 9:47pm

RJOrion

rdhull said:



RJOrion said:


rdhull said:



Ok, so its not 'dense.' Maybe I should have stated you expressing arhaic beliefs in these days and time. Thats your right, yes. But that's the hill you choose to die on in 2020? smh



"dying on a hill in 2020" is a lil bit dramatic no?... ive been freely, peacefully and honestly expressing my views and beliefs since 1963 ...its what most human beings are designed to do...im not the slightest bit concerned about "dying on a hill" (figuratively or literally) over a comment box on a Prince fansite about my past or present opinions, beliefs or feelings...its not that serious..

Saying that someone chooses to be gay and is not born that is serious. But you keep doing you.




to have sex PERIOD, is a choice...as is, whom youre gonna have sex with...
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Reply #209 posted 01/30/20 6:35am

OldFriends4Sal
e

RJOrion said:

rdhull said:

Saying that someone chooses to be gay and is not born that is serious. But you keep doing you.

to have sex PERIOD, is a choice...as is, whom youre gonna have sex with...

LOL bro lol let it go lol

"It's not wrong to have those feelings, but it's wrong to act on them" - so many people

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