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       The Evolutionary Throwback  | 
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       integration  | 
     
       intelligence  | 
     
       veracity  | 
     
       superego  | 
     
       throwback  | 
  
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       oc22  | 
     
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       3  | 
     
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       8.00  | 
  
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       oc23  | 
     
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       9  | 
     
       8.25  | 
  
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       oc24  | 
     
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       5.50  | 
  
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       7.50  | 
  
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       6  | 
     
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       oc28  | 
     
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       (2.) cannot wash the dishes  | 
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       (5.) pees in the kitchen sink at every opportunity  | 
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       (6.) angry and resentful  | 
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       (7.) hoards plastic containers  | 
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       (8.) collects items to recycle, and doesn't  | 
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       (9.) knows "correct way" to pet a dog  | 
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       (10.) trailer trash exhibitionist  | 
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       (11.) slop and drop cooking, slamming pots and pans  | 
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       (12.) oaths over nothing, and other minor tantrums  | 
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       (13.) ignoring other people elevated to a fine art  | 
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       (14.) "secretly" uses your electric razor, then soaks it in water  | 
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       (15.) "disarmingly" badmouths all your friends  | 
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       (16.) steals food according to some personal ethic  | 
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       (17.) talks back to the TV, saying things like, "Shut up!"  | 
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       (18.) leaves water boiling until it's bone dry  | 
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       (19.) leaves thermostat at 98 degrees all night - $270.00 bill  | 
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       (20.) leaves oven set to "broil" until someone else turns it off  | 
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       (21.) leaves back door unlocked  | 
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       (22.) dimwitted alarm clock tricks, in absentia  | 
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       (23.) "I'll pay the bill as soon as I get back!" means "NOT!"  | 
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       (24.) takes months to settle his fair share of household expenses  | 
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       (25.) leaves kitchen sink stopped up and overflowing  | 
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       (26.) loses temper if you intervene  | 
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       (27.) discards toenail clippings on living room rug, injuring dogs  | 
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       (28.) thrives in ambiguity  obfuscates in unexpected ways  | 
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       (29.) it's not so much that he lies  he's narrow-minded and shameless  | 
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       (30.) overruns the dining room table with his treasures  | 
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       (31.) commandeers the remote control and sleeps with it  | 
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       (32.) slams the toilet seat down  | 
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       (33.) destroys things  | 
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       (34.) tracks wet paint through the front door: "It's not my house!"  | 
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       (35.) expresses contempt for dogs, smells, and other natural things  | 
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       (36.) has an abiding and lifelong dream of becoming an astronaut  | 
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       (37.) uses your bath towel to clean garlic and oils from pots and pans  | 
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       (38.) dramatically opens all the doors and windows when you cook  | 
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       (39.) spirits your kitchen utensils to remote locations  | 
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       (40.) sets up elaborate plinking pools under dripping faucets  | 
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       (41.) starts cursing the moment he wakes up  | 
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       (42.) one ugly thing after another ... every sentence is a rat ...  | 
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       (43.) very good at pushing things aside and cleaning things halfway  | 
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       (44.) has trouble bonding; does not understand cause and effect  | 
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       (45.) says he's different from other people, and hates outsiders  | 
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       (46.) does not understand the unbound horizons of friendliness  | 
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       (47.) prefers pain  tries to take people there  | 
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       (48.) when he leaves the toilet lid down, it means he didn't flush it  | 
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       (49.) howls at the TV like a clown in a Fellini movie  | 
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       (50.) creates vast banks of floodlights, or turns out all the lights  | 
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       (51.) leaves things out, including himself  | 
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       (52.) cranky, maybe charming as a child, he's become a curmudgeon  | 
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       (53.) leaves the refrigerator door propped open  | 
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       (54.) a lot of times he doesn't know what he's doing  | 
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       (55.) he's expressing huge rushes of hormones  | 
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