If you have any doubt that time is relative, try stretching fifteen minutes' worth of input of over … - Rob Payne

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Musicians understand each other through means other that speaking.

Rob Payne

If you have any doubt that time is relative, try stretching fifteen minutes' worth of input of over four hours cubicle-cell time with an ultra-slow internet connection and frequent visits from supervisors.

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My life is ticking away one subway token at a time - a never ending pirouette of arriving and departing, pushing through turnstiles, nodding goodbye and hello. In eight hours I'll be allowed to turn around and go home.

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It's easy to be cynical; harder is remembering that on any given day the person beside you on the subway or taking to long to pay for a tub of yogurt at the supermarket could be going through something tremendous and sorrowful and arduous.

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It's nice to have one worry marched to the wings and forcefully thrown into the alleyway.

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Being unique is highly over rated.

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People are shuffling by in long coats, with shopping bags and takeout, smoking cigarettes and feigning laughter - filling up their lives with distractions to shut out the chaos.

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I much prefer a compliment, even if insincere, to sincere criticism.

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