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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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X Marks the Spot
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Jonny Blaze |
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My boundaries are no longer as emcompassing as yours. I once found that defining my range of action as broadly as I could was beneficial. When it no longer became beneficial for me to do so, it became important for me to evaluate what it was I was really trying to accomplish. I then shed off the superfilous. I still enjoy a fight. I just limit my reeasons for doing so.
Quoting: aka 20093181 But I already know what I am trying to accomplish. I apply all the concentration I have to decide whether or not to enter into battle, because any battle is a battle for my life. I do this after I have chosen my battleground and disregarded the unnecessary. These are the first three principles to the art of stalking, which enable one to get the best out of any conceivable situation, which is precisely what I intend to accomplish. even the best of stalker cannot account for all the variables. it is what you don't know that gets you killed. Tell that to the old man.
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