| Amount of texts to »Open« | 38, and there are 34 texts (89.47%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 108 Characters |
| Average Rating | 2.526 points, 5 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 11th 2000, 07:06:35 wrote Alvar about Open |
| Latest text | on Apr 30th 2006, 21:59:37 wrote Emma Example about Open |
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on Oct 21st 2001, 09:46:45 wrote
on Apr 30th 2006, 21:59:37 wrote
on Jul 23rd 2003, 23:44:44 wrote |
wide open. full-tilt boogie, pull out all the stops. live a little, live a lot. it's said that most of us regret the things we didn't do far more than we regret the things we did.
The Blaster uses a lot of open source technology, e.g. Perl, mySQL, Apache Webserver with mod_perl ...
The door is standing halfway open? Will you go in? Peek around the edge? What if you see what you were meant to see?
An open door allows us to see a bit of the life of the inhabitants of the room, to get to know a little about their daily sorrows and pains.
An open heart means that you are hurt, inside, and that all you've got now spills out of you. You are only waiting to find the right doctor to cure you again, expect you don't know that you do it and think that everything's perfectly all right.
My friend Ken uses some amazing imagery in his letters. He's always getting them published in magazines and newspapers because they're so punchy.
One time he wrote an open letter to a friend of ours. He wanted her to be more open minded, but the way he said it was, »Open your vagina to the universe!«
Her boyfriend took it wrong and started a big fight with Ken that went on for years.
An open door is achallenge – it is there to be walked through. The consequences of responding to the challenge begin when you reach the other side.....
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