Cody O'Connor

I just have to say that it is so strange to hear your voices after just reading what you write this whole time.
 

I just heard your first podcast, and I have to say something Cory. In general, you make so much more sense now that you are calling yourself a Libertarian.

Your newfound sense-making also manages to make darksaturos sound all the wronger.
 

Hey, relcliner, it's been a while. Yeah, I am so glad that opened my eyes to some of the stupid things that I supported. Robby (darksaturos) does need a lot of work, and it's not easy since he is so closeminded to other philosophies.
 

I would have to point out that wronger isn't a word and Cody's name isn't Cory.
 

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