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Date Posted: 14:17:06 08/28/06 Mon
Author: Dave
Author Host/IP: c-67-165-90-184.hsd1.oh.comcast.net / 67.165.90.184
Subject: Re: Is pleasure the absence of pain?
In reply to: Richard 's message, "Is pleasure the absence of pain?" on 07:50:53 08/27/06 Sun

Richard , I think in our world that does ring true . The only problem being the long breaks between pleasure and pain . The mental pain is so much harder to keep at bay . Thankfully my physical pain is very minimum . I do admire , and envy people who can find pleasure with very little or no effort . Can you imagine , some people get up at 5am just for the anticipation of the day . But , I guess on the bright side we are at least still waking up each day . Better sick in the head than dead I guess
........ Dave

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