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Originally posted by climbhi
That wasn't funny, just plain sad.
Okay maybe the second part was a little funny.Originally posted by eNtRopY
Oh come on, don't you think it's a little funny that someone would say I've learned from a prostitute who once said, "I know I do not deserve saying this. But I love you." [sic] to Stephen Hawking?
... or how 'bout, I've found all the damn reasons to believe better pornography would be accepted and even children would be allowed to watch it in future. Yet I never dared to say it for I was scared. I was scared I would be wrong, laughed, humiliated, hated, and misunderstood. I was scared for not having qualification or knowledge, for saying things I should not say, doing things I should not do, though I never hurt anyone. [sic]?
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Yep. If I were a guy who found it appropriateOriginally posted by climbhi
That wasn't funny, just plain sad.
Originally posted by Mr. Robin Parsons
Dislike the 'Verve' in the threads title, should be able to attract a reader without the need of expletives...?
Originally posted by kyleb
i didn't know there was anything obscene about that specific expression. granted i like rock'n roll music and all sorts of other thinks that some people swear up and down is vulgar as can be.
But the truth is I don't understand it. If I did a 7-year Physics course in uni, I think I could only get that far to your 17th page at most. And worse, I know I would still not agree with you. Even Professor H. Dingle did not agree with Einstein, what luck then should I have? I don't know why I cannot pretend to understand it. I just can't. Something wrong with it, or something wrong with me. I must be an idiot in Physics. That's the only thing I could deduce from reading twenty books about relativity.
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