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off switch disengage

Slim update tonight. The gaming content of my day was somewhere between five and minus five percent, I forget which one of those is probable or even possible. In any case I'm sure my day today didn't contain the full twenty four hours and I'll have to have someone look into that. Read something once about people losing time due to UFOs and what not, long story short it doesn't end well and I should curb it now. Anyway I'm finally home and may engage in some sort of gaming-like activity shortly but my brain is definitely not co-operating with me to put together anything longer than a paragraph together this evening. The off-switch is not turning on.

Still though, could be worse.
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