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You're Squee! Your parents hate you.
Your only friend is a teddy bear.


I Am: Gummy Bears
I may be smooshie and taste unnatural, but I'm so darn cute! What Kind of Candy Are You?
Your Hidden Talent
You have the natural talent of rocking the boat, thwarting the system.
And while this may not seem big, it can be.
It's people like you who serve as the catalysts to major cultural changes.
You're just a bit behind the scenes, so no one really notices. What's Your Hidden Talent?
I'm Lili St. Cyr!
What Classic Pin-Up Are You?
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"I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities." -- Nelson Mandela
Who am I? Why am I here? Is there a logic behind my singular and unique existence? Some master plan? What is important? What should I be worried about? What is reality? Is there a god? If so, who made him? What are the big questions? What do the pieces of the puzzle add up to? Is there a point? Is there a reason? What is? Why? In its simplest form the question is always whyyet to simply ask why is wholly inadequate. This is the barest glimmer of the Unnamed Question.The Unnamed Question encompasses all of the questions here but, in a way inexpressible in human language, is everything. Inexpressible because human language had evolved from our vision of reality and existence, only a small part of the whole, and therefore is wholly inadequate to express that whole in its entirety. Perhaps human consciousness is only capable of understanding parts of it.Simultaneously with the understanding of the question comes knowledge of its answer-for the question is the answer. The question is everything that: is, was, will be, could have been, and never was. The answer can be expressed as "It is." However English does not give either question or answer a clearly discernable meaning. Again, I do not believe that any human language could.Most of all, let us examine the Unnamed Question and its complement. That question which in the asking is itself an answer. Knowing the question is the first step to understanding. The quest for knowledge begins.***************************************************** ********..