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At 2008-05-03 on 11: 15 p.m. i was about to post a debbie downer diary entry, but im really trying to be optimistic. i really odnt like that word, but im trying to be it. this probably doesnt make sense, but then again i never make sense.

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  1. noun The ninth letter of the modern English alphabet.
  2. noun Any of the speech sounds represented by the letter i.
  3. noun The ninth in a series.

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  • At 2008-05-03 on 11: 15 p.m. i was about to post a debbie downer diary entry, but im really trying to be optimistic. i really odnt like that word, but im trying to be it. this probably doesnt make sense, but then again i never make sense. —  cest-karen Diary Entry
  • Once again i was at the weird swimming pool place. —  yanxious Diary Entry
  • Then all of a sudden, i was a power ranger (again i think). —  yanxious Diary Entry
  • i is a deatheater. aha bored and tired at jls house —  ianthopia Diary Entry
  • 2002-09-29: 2: 35 a. m ... dying this one time, i was on a bunch of drugs and i was by myself and all of a sudden i had this icepick of panicked clarity work its way into my brain -- i thought i was going to die. i mean, i was sure of it. this was it, this was how they were going to find me, drowned in blood and vomit and the only thing i could think of was how the cd in my stereo was elvis costello's "my aim is true" and even though i wasn't listening to it, there was no way for whoever found me to know that, and therefore that record would become like, a twisted kind of epitaph. —  thejanechord Diary Entry
 

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  1. from Middle English i = Icelandic ī, reduced form of in: see in, and cf. a, reduced form of an, on, and a, reduced form of an.

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