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@chappy87 well that's very honourable of you. Thanks man. Mental. Car incidents are horrible. :( 1 day ago
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@chappy87 man, that's insane. Bet you couldn't believe what he was doing. Not an easy insurance claim I imagine if you did. Sorry buddy! 1 day ago
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@chappy87 Ahhhh rubbish man. You ok? Has he taken responsibility and stuff? Much damage? 1 day ago
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@hanaels have you heard about the Wiggles? Big changes ahead. Hope you're OK with this news. http://t.co/A4tkxJxF 1 day ago
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quality of life. MASSIVE PRAWNS. 3 days ago
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Category Archives: Independent Thinking
Labour Was Only a Tool for Punishment
“Labour Punish Coalition at Polls” This was the headline on the BBC News website after the local election results on the 3rd May 2012. The Coalition has indeed suffered great losses but it is no less than anybody would have … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Thinking, Politics
Tagged broken, election, local, party politics, politics, regional, uk
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Identity Labels: How do we use them?
With the recent release of Susan Cain’s ‘Quiet: The Power of Introverts’, there has been a lot of discussion about this often overlooked or unexamined temperament and how it fits in a very extrovert-centred world. It has been great to … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Thinking
Tagged character, excuse, identity, introvert, label, personality, temperament
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Sheep Dressed Like Wolves: Smells and Memories
This week’s podcast is not just for your ears. For the first time you can watch it too, which is fun. It is all about the way our memories are stimulated by senses and the power of smell in this … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Thinking, Podcast
Tagged bandcamp, DIY, echelon effect, independent, music, podcast, the middle east
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The Biggest Lie Ever Sold: ‘You are Non-Creative’
Sometimes life takes over and you lose yourself in the busyness and momentum that throws you off topic and away from the shoreline. It can be like an oceanic current; upon which you float for a while, until before you … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Thinking, Life-Changing, Observation
Tagged artistic, believe, create, creativity, dualism, inspiration, lie, new, non-creative, restore, soul
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Sheep Dressed Like Wolves: Words are Powerful and You are Creative
This is the eighth episode of 2012. Where do our words go once they leave our mouths? Are there really creative and non-creative people? These are two of the questions tackled in this week’s episode of Sheep Dressed Like Wolves. … Continue reading
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You Don’t HAVE to Do it, You GET to Do it
When the sun comes out everything changes – the world seems somehow lighter. This week spring has really come through; blossom like snow upon the grass, birds singing loudly and the whirring of lawn mowers rattling into action for the … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Thinking, Inspiration, Observation
Tagged attitude, chance, choice, circumstance, driving, get to, have to, long journey, michael hyatt, play victim, podcast, spring, summer, work
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Empire of the Soul – Photos
Our lives are comprised of stories; they ARE our lives. They are the constructive constituents of our very reality. We all have stories and we all listen to the stories that we are told. They spread through generations until we … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, Independent Thinking, Release
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Sheep Dressed Like Wolves: Cups and Saucers
This is the sixth episode of Sheep Dressed Like Wolves, during which Andy discusses cups and saucers, suggesting that it might be time to find something to replace the now outdated and impractical use of saucers. He also points to … Continue reading
Posted in Independent Thinking, Music, Podcast
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