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I guess fresh_42 might have eaten some bad food for thought today. You sound totally different from what you did yesterday. Horrible!
No. Toothaches ...Silicon Waffle said:I guess fresh_42 might have eaten some bad food for thought today. You sound totally different from what you did yesterday. Horrible!
So you won't be able to bite me then.fresh_42 said:No. Toothaches ...
gjonesy said:Random thought, What would the world be like if people would be more accepting and tolerant, less judgmental with more open mindedness, not being fixed bigoted with a focused narrow minded ideology, less rigid, more open to opposing Ideas given the benefit of the doubt and yet maintain analytical objectivity? World changing perhaps?
That's relative on who wants to bite you. You never know if fresh_42 looks like this: http://memegenerator.net/instance/59417216Silicon Waffle said:So you won't be able to bite me then.
Or this: http://www.charliepunk.de/WebRoot/S...57C3/9CD7/C0A8/28BD/780F/muppets-t-shirts.jpgPsinter said:That's relative on who wants to bite you. You never know if fresh_42 looks like this...
Sure I will think again.Psinter said:That's relative on who wants to bite you. You never know if fresh_42 looks like this: http://memegenerator.net/instance/59417216
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I would laugh my x off if I happen to grade any of such a paper test's answers.Psinter said:Awesome! I want to build something out of that!
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Haha. Very funny. (-.-)WWGD said:Just write a file and save it as a .pdf.
Did you really expect a good joke from me :) ? C'mmon, you know me better.Psinter said:Haha. Very funny.
I'll take you here and then hear your jokes:WWGD said:Did you really expect a good joke from me :) ? C'mmon, you know me better.
It's a joke.So, what did you learn about Napoleon and Hitler's attempts to invade Russia?Sophia said:That's why I hated History. It's only war, war, war and revolutions. And memorizing years. Booooriiiing!
That's unpleasant, I'm sorry. I hope you'll be able to go to the dentist and solve it ASAP.fresh_42 said:No. Toothaches ...
Try googling the word / phrase + etymology1oldman2 said:Here is a random thought, A friend and I were discussing meanings of old terms/words. The phrase "don't let the cat out of the bag" comes up and I say that refers to the cat O' nine tails which was kept in a bag on board ships. Friend says no way! where can I get the truth on this?. We also can't agree on "freezing the balls off a brass monkey". I say the "monkey" was a platform that held the cannon balls on old ships, Friend says no way!. Can somebody help me look smarter than my friend here, or give me an idea where to find this info?.Being somewhat bored I have taken the liberty of searching these phrases and it seems neither my friend or myself were likely correct. (File under things I learned today)
And realized I'm terrible at supporting.https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/441hsf/lpt_when_people_are_grieving_do_not_throw_your/ said:When people are grieving, do not throw your story on top of theirs.
Sympathy is the ability to express ‘culturally acceptable’ condolences to another's plight.
Empathy is the ability to place yourself in someone else’s shoes and understand relate as best as you can to how that person feels in the situation.
Don’t assume that you know what others feel – listen to what they say, and remember to listen closely.

So remind me - what do I do here? Tell you a story about a time I posted on the wrong thread, or offer ways to help spot which thread you are on?Psinter said:Dammit, this is random thoughts! I thought this was Today I learned thread.![]()
We have the same idiom. However, without "not". Let the cat out of the bag. This let's me conclude that it is pretty old. It means to reveal your intentions, sometimes bad ones. Who let the cat out the bag cannot pretend anymore to have a rabbit, i.e. food in it.1oldman2 said:"don't let the cat out of the bag"
Thank you. It helped. Just back from a small surgery.Sophia said:That's unpleasant, I'm sorry. I hope you'll be able to go to the dentist and solve it ASAP.
Hehe. I'll take the story anytime.Ibix said:So remind me - what do I do here? Tell you a story about a time I posted on the wrong thread, or offer ways to help spot which thread you are on?![]()
They finally did it eh? Pft, I'm not even going to comment.Silicon Waffle said:TPP signed : Japan, Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia, Vietnam...
I was excited after hearing it on the TV as I thought I would be having more open chances to choose what enslaving system I would work for as well as which noble slave I could later become.Psinter said:They finally did it eh? Pft, I'm not even going to comment.

You are funny, I'll give you that. I couldn't have expressed it better.Silicon Waffle said:I was excited after hearing it on the TV as I thought I would be having more open chances to choose what enslaving system I would work for as well as which noble slave I could later become.
They grow so fast.TTIP, TTP... I really don't want to be negativistic, but somehow I don't believe that politicians want the best for us. I don't want to bring any conspiracies here because I'm not that type of person. But I have no bright visions for near future of the planet as far as normal people are concerned. This will only be good for those who are already rich.Silicon Waffle said:I was excited after hearing it on the TV as I thought I would be having more open chances to choose what enslaving system I would work for as well as which noble slave I could later become.
I certainly expect my government to level up the country's living standard higher enough such that people will have better better lives while we can still keep our investors.![]()
We've got "don't buy cat in the bag". That means don't buy something if you are not sure about the quality or don't let someone fool you.fresh_42 said:We have the same idiom. However, without "not". Let the cat out of the bag. This let's me conclude that it is pretty old. It means to reveal your intentions, sometimes bad ones. Who let the cat out the bag cannot pretend anymore to have a rabbit, i.e. food in it.
Yes, we have this one, too. I guess all these idioms date back to the Middle Ages.Sophia said:We've got "don't buy cat in the bag". That means don't buy something if you are not sure about the quality or don't let someone fool you.