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Miss Chybil

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Fri Oct-13-06 07:08 PM
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18. If the universe has a shape, what's in the negative space outside

of it? Another universe? Does one end and another begin right next to it? If so, what's in between them? Maybe, they flow together like water droplets that get too close to each other, but what do they sit on? What's underneath the universe? What's on top of it? Augh! This stuff drives me crazy!

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