From Claire and Peter

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Your Slogan Should Be

Once You Go Adam. You'll Never Go Back.

The Slogan Generator

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*Starts choking on her chocolate milk*

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What!?

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*Gets over her coughing fit* Can...can you pay for therapy?

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:-P

See what I learned to do there?

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XD

I did, very nice.

But seriously, that slogan and knowing about you and Peter is enough to send me into therapy for a couple months!

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I am catching up.

Right. Well, as it happens, I do have a very nice amount set aside for just such occasions.

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You're doing really well.

*Laughs* It might be something I need.

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Thank you. :-D

*grins* We all do occasionally.

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LAWL.

How many years of therapy did you have to do?

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..

You should have seen what Bob put me through.

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Okay, no, this was fun joking time.

And I don't want to, it'll just give me more of a reason to kill him.

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I meant it joking, therapy wise! It was hilarious, actually. Especially in the 80s.

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Crack a smile then! *Blinks* Why in the 80s?

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*smiles*

....do you have any notion what psychotherapy was like in the 80s?

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I was born in 1990, so not really.

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That's when it became trendy, and everyone started blaming everything on their parents. So a Company approved therapist--who knew of my immortality--kept wanting to go back to talk about my mother. And my father. And then tried to apply today's standards of parenting to a couple living in the 17th century, as if that would explain all of my issues.

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Luckily I've never had to go into therapy yet, trying to talk about my parents...that could lead to more complication than solving problems.

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It's probably best to sort it out--or just ignore it, one of the two.

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Somehow I don't see the Petrellis sorting things out.

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Don't be silly. They are champion sorters.

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They don't seem to be the type to talk about things.

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Oh, no. Not talking. But sorting.

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Not sure I want to even ask what the difference is.

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Probably not.