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Posted by jmixigo on August 29, 2006 at 19:33:12 from (69.73.54.156):
The boy asked his Grandmother,"Granny can you really tell the future by some one's dreams?" Granny said,"well I can to a good degree, but in the end you controll your own destiny. What have you dreamed about?" The boy sad,"well I keep having the same dream. I'm in big crowd of people who are walking around in a daze, amazed by a make believe world where nothing and no one is quite how it seems to be." Granny said "well grandson I see two choices for you; work hard, save your money, and one day you will take your family on a trip to Disney Land. Or debase yourself, beg money, offer favor to the rich, abandon your morals, and one you will be elected to Congress."
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