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16-12-2009, 00:47
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Re: Dealing with disapointments
Holy Thread Bump Batman! [Insert onomatopoeic word appropriate for action]
Either way, I guess it is just as well to bring this up now. Does anyone have any other good ways of coping with disappointments? There are already some great pieces of advice but I am sure there is more out there. PS: Anyone know how hard it is to look up that onomatopoeia word when you have NO idea how it is spelled? 
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