vOte!

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I went last Sunday to vote for the french right primary. I really did not want to see Sarkozy again. Now that he is out of the way, I will vote for the center dude. Most immigrants around me voted the same way.

fuNNy thIngS!

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I wanted to help my neighbor with his parking controller so I knocked on his door to give him the controller. I was surprised when the woman who opened the door introduced herself as his wife.

I noticed that 3-4 married couple were from “arranged marriages”. One day they are single and the next day they are married.

It looks like a common business for people living in my building. Many of them are from Africa. The funny thing is not only men going home to find a suitable wife, I know a divorced Algerian woman who did that too and she now has 2 babies from her arranged wedding.

Their first goal is to MAKE A BABY. It is the deal in this weird business.

8 miLes

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Thanks to a healthy diet and a regular practice of sport I am back to my normal weight: 58 kgs. I am hoping to keep things like this for the rest of my life. It was hard to run the 8 miles this morning but I made it! I checked my heart beat and it was pumping nicely during the run.

wUt WuT wuT!

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I found the book I loved to read when I was 12 years old thanks to Google, I think that Google has an AI in its algorithm and the AI is very advanced.

Here are the keywords that allowed me to do so:

“livre science fiction un jeune homme sauvage trouve une machine qui lui redonne l intelligence des hommes”

Google results:

Niourk by Stefan Wul

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When I was in the court room, I listened to other people’s stories. Many of the trials were about building management issues and banking matters. There was one strange story, a mother and her daughter were sued for not paying the late interest fees on the daughter’s student loan. They spent more than 10 minutes in complicated personal stories (depression, youth, school, insurance’s lack of moral intentions and what not..) and the lawyer stayed quietly waiting knowing he will win the case easily.

The mother and her daughter were just crying instead of stating the law. If someone cannot say in one sentence a case law and the reason why that case law applies to them, they should not go to court without PAYING a lawyer… waste of time and surely it won’t help them with their financial issues!

I wonder if I would be a good lawyer.

tHe fIsrt trIal!

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Finally, I attended the first and minor trial against my bank. The court room was full of people coming and waiting to be called. Most of the cases were just postponed for different reasons (missing documents, extra time, etc …)

In my case, the judge will deliver the verdict in December, the 22nd 2016. I thought that I had to say something but, in my case, the bank couldn’t add anything more than what I already sent in. So after an ID check and the confirmation that all documents were there, I was gone (2 minutes).

Finally, I can relax and recover quietly from the painful gastroenteritis. The next trial is set for June 27 2017.

gAsTro!

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At 3:30 am, I thought I would die! The gastroenteritis was short but extremely painful as usual. I could still attend my doctor appointment at 10:30 am but I had to repress the desire to throw up every 5 min in the car.

Around 12:30 pm, I had to clean up everything because it was very messy. I was quickly hungry, and I ate carefully and slowly. I drank a lot of hot water with salt or sugar.

There was nothing left in my stomach. I could see at my weight: 57.8 kgs

thE AccOunTant!

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Just excellent movie: The accountant

nOt mY tHing!

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I really really did not want to watch this movie. I hate this type of movies, twisted, sad and heavy. However, like it or not, you will not be able to stop watching this movie until the end:

The girl on the Train:

bEiNg qUieT!

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I did not send any harmful email this week. I stayed quiet because I wanted to have a restful week alone with my mind. About a year ago, I posted about this video “How to spot a liar“.

The solution I found to make it easier is not really to insult or to confront every lies I heard in my every day life. I tried to focus on the actions. I just asked people: What did you do? Can you show it to me? Where was it written? Can you explain to me exactly what this word means? Can you write to me what you just said?

It was really helpful and sadly most people did not have a clue of what they said. The good thing for me is that I tend to double check, to look for the real answer from other sources, mainly from the internet and to compare the results.

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