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Question Posted Monday July 19 2004, 2:14 am

hey, if you are planning to fail in something, and you succeed in doing that, so you succeeded in your plan by failing, did you actually fail or succeed?

... also i was on the phone with my gf and she thought she switched over lines and she was like "hey baby whats up love" what do i do?

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neenizzle answered Monday July 19 2004, 12:25 pm:
Planning in failing something.. i guess could be a goal, But i dont see why you would want to do that. I actually believe that u failed if you do that. About your girlfriend... maybe she was talking to her best friend or something. Ask her about it.

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