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I had a dream that I was looking at the “big picture” and I saw that I was seeing a small part of what I was trying to accomplish on a personal level. Then I realized that I was a part of a large group of people who were doing the same thing. A few weeks later, I was at a party where everyone else was having the exact same conversation that I was having. I remember thinking to myself, “I’m not special.

I would say that I was special because my life is a journey, and when you think about it, everyone else in the world has a journey as well, and we’re all on the same timeline. The only difference is the amount of time we spend each day in front of a computer screen.

You might have noticed that I have a lot of time to spend at some point while I’m on the road. So, what I do now is I like to spend time on the road with friends and family, which is not as much fun.

You know what’s funny? I don’t remember the last time I was a “friend”. I don’t know when I started calling people “dude” or “bro” I just got that used to. Now I just use “dude” and “bro” as a generic way to refer to someone and it’s not much different.

The only difference is that now I only say dude and bro and dont get all excited if someone says dude. I think it’s a good sign that I dont remember how to say it.

Although I’m not sure I’ve ever heard anyone use the term “dude” or “bro” as a generic term for any male in particular, I believe it’s a fairly rare occurrence. People use it less and less these days, and for the most part, it’s used only in one-on-one situations.

I think a lot of people use the term dude, but I dont agree. I think it has become more informal, but that is not a bad thing. It’s a good way to refer to anyone. It is also used a lot in an “I hate you” sort of way for people you don’t know very well, but it is more commonly used when you are talking to someone who knows you well.

So to answer your question, I think it is used more for dudes than anything else. It is also used when talking to men who are not friends, and it is used when talking to a woman.

I think it is probably true that it has become more informal, but that is not a bad thing, especially since I think it carries a lot more weight for dudes than it does for women. It is also used when talking to guys who are not friends, and for women when talking to guys.

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