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<description>&lt;p&gt;i was at the playground next to my place the other day and a bunch of kids were swinging and &apos;sliding&apos; and one of the eight year-olds, reaching the apex of his swinging motion, yelled, &quot;I FEEL SO ALIVE!&quot; So freaking awesome, yet kind of sad, in the sense that an 8 year-old could feel jaded and not &apos;alive&apos; at this point. maybe the best thing i&apos;ve heard all year.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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