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   >> Go to a great magic show! Maybe that will give you your   
   >> fix? ;) The problem is that it needs to be great, otherwise   
   >> it just collapses into regular "trickery" and although   
   >> you can admire the sleight of hand as in skilled craft,   
   >> the "magic" is not quite there.   
   >   
   > It turns out I can get more "just maybe" out of staring at   
   > a wall after ingesting the right amount of THC gummy. In   
   > fact, At peak experience, the hard part is finding   
   > something that doesn't seem legitimately magical.   
      
   What's a THC gummy? Did you ever try DMT? I always wanted to, but I   
   don't dare since I have psychological illness in the family, and on some   
   days I think I don't even need it, since philosophy and my own mind and   
   its content makes me fly pretty high sometimes! ;)   
      
   >>> My kids played some things, but I'm mostly remembering   
   >>> "Mario Cart".   
   >>   
   >> Ahh... Mario Cart came after my era of computer games   
   >> I think. Maybe you could introduce the children to Tux   
   >> racer? I think that's a pretty famous clone of mario cart.   
   >   
   > Well... they're in their 30s, now (which I suppose doesn't   
   > mean anything anymore...), but - more importantly - we're   
   > estranged due to their mother turning them against me   
   > after divorce child support ended.   
      
   I'm sorry to hear that. =( And time hasn't done its part to make the bad   
   parts fade away? Do you talk to them at all? If not, maybe a greeting or   
   two would help? On the other hand, I'm probably the last to give advice   
   since I'm no good at all when it comes to patching up old relationships   
   and making them prosper again.   
      
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