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I don't know why but I remember that conversation and the beers. And my answare will be the same.

When I cannot think in any good project, I usually do two or three things:
  • Play some music, harder than usually, and I become a self-world, where no one can disturb me, and where I can think with peace.
  • Light up a cigar and drink with some friends. (noy always work. but it's relaxing).


    God help me always to see the other face of the coin. And prevent me from accusing of betrayal those who don't think just as I do.

    In reply to Re: Where the inspiration comes from ? by Chainsaw
    in thread Where the inspiration comes from ? by shadox

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