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Thy Envy...My Pride!

People Envy Your Ingenuity

You're a person with unique ideas, big plans, and a zany outlook on life. Many people look to you for inspiration.
People envy your creativity and "who cares?" attitude. They feel very ordinary next to you - and they usually are!

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  1. -Poison-3/31/2006 08:00:00 PM

    People Envy Your Compassion
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    You have a kind heart and an unusual empathy for all living creatures. You tend to absorb others' happiness and pain.
    People envy your compassion, and more importantly, the connections it helps you build. And compassionate as you are, you feel for them

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  2. Arti Honrao4/01/2006 01:33:00 AM

    I got the same result as POISON!
    I cannot believe this seeing his profile image ;))
    Good hai ji!!


    GBU
    Arti

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  3. nryn4/02/2006 07:53:00 AM

    @poison:Nice!
    @Arti: he is a really nice dude miss!

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