It's raining Diamonds hala lu la it's raining diamonds oh and men

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The discussion begins with a nostalgic reference to a 7th-grade experience involving a magazine, leading to a humorous exchange about substance use and its effects on perception. The conversation touches on the idea of space travel, with a whimsical mention of a "purple elephant/zebra" and the urgency to embark on a journey, emphasizing a playful attitude towards time and value. There's a speculative comment about the future of diamonds in relation to advancements in space travel, suggesting that as travel becomes more efficient, the value of diamonds may decrease significantly, while the value of less desirable items could rise. Overall, the thread blends humor with imaginative thoughts on the future and societal values.
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In 7th grade our teacher made one of those scalsitic mags...yea well i rembered dsoemthign form 7th grade finaly and looked it up...if you click me i will kick your butt
 
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Can you tell me what your on please, cos' I want some of it.
 
well i will answer your question first: pot and no you can't have it it's mine

I'm not saying i fully back the idea of it i just thought it was interesting. Is that ok...darn it now if you will excuse me there is a purple elephant/zebra prasing around and asking me to fly with it
 
One more reason to go there !

Anyway, is my spaceship fueled up already ?!
Com'mon let's go ! Time is money !
 
well if it is true 1 thing is for sure sell your diamonds fast after space travel becomes faster and more effceint diamonds will be worth poopy and poopy will be worth gold
 
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