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andrew
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I'm excited, aren't you? pick a fight: incite. Did you know that the roman emporer Caligula had a horse whom he appointed as a senator? He has often been accused of having a love affair with the horse, whose name happens to be "incitatus" the latin word to incite( or arouse, wake) is incito, incitare, incitavi, incitatus. incitatus means "the arroused one"... what a pervert!
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minnesota_chris
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one person cannot incite another, nor can they creep them out. The recipient is responsible for their own feelings: if they get incited, it is their own doing.
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past
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let me walk away, i'm here to have fun.
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minnesota_chris
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the past slowly walks away, on quiet cat feet, whether we want it to or not.
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past
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damn right.
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080618
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what's it to you?
who
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blather
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