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Old 02-26-2008, 01:27 PM #11
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Sure, I talk to myself. Sometimes when going about the house cleaning, laundry, dishes... a verbal self-reminder to do something.

And, if a cat or dog are nearby I might ask for their opinion. When I don't get one, I say something to the effect of: "Oh,wait, you're a <cat/dog>! and you don't get a vote it this." And then I move on having then made a decision on whatever the issue was

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