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I can't. Since I can't read a book I can't read the one on " How to Open a Book" Godel, any one?fresh_42 said:Have you opened it? Sounds as if a cat might be trapped in it.
Maybe you mean Schro's cat?fresh_42 said:Have you opened it? Sounds as if a cat might be trapped in it.
Please don't read this reply.WWGD said:Bookstore has this book : " How to Read a Book". I can't read it until I read it.
DrGreg said:Please don't read this reply.
Motto :" I never meta book I could read". If you need a ride home, pick up the motto and ride it home.WWGD said:https://www.amazon.com/dp/0671212095/?tag=pfamazon01-20 . Links me to the impossible: Some managed to read it? Alternative logics? EDIT: " I really recommend " Infinite Regress" bookstore!
The first step towards good music is to throw away the rapper.WWGD said:Strange attractors? The songs I hear played by youtube always converge on a path of songs I don't like, no matter where I start.
I did not eat my Twix today ( neither left- nor right- ).fresh_42 said:The first step towards good music is to throw away the rapper.
You are not when you're hungry.WWGD said:I did not eat my Twix today ( neither left- nor right- ).
I am not you when either Descartes, Schrondinger ( nor his cat) are involved. EDIT: But you have piqued my interest. Go on...fresh_42 said:You are not when you're hungry.
Btw., were there people named Descartes or Schrödinger involved?
I liked the spot with Aretha Schrödinger and René Franklin most.WWGD said:I am not you when either Descartes, Schrondinger ( nor his cat) are involved.
In Korea? ( Aretha, the queen of Seoul).fresh_42 said:I liked the spot with Aretha Schrödinger and René Franklin most.
Fried Mars bars? Wattarrrrrrrrrrrrrr! EDIT: While I have not known (of) many Scotts, I have never heard any two speak with a similar accent. I guess they have micro-accent regions of size approaching 1.fresh_42 said:Problem is: Since I saw that the Scottish fry Mars bars on television, I can't stop thinking about them whenever it comes to products of that company. I'm haunted.
Scottish televisions aren't that hot, are they?fresh_42 said:... the Scottish fry Mars bars on television...
Need to talk like a lawyer on a case or pay the price!DrGreg said:Scottish televisions aren't that hot, are they?
That's an euphemism for ugly.WWGD said:They have a building architecture style called " Brutalist" ,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutalist_architecture which is a style where mostly buildings used for non-popular functions just do not claim to be anything other than what they are. Like a police building for the state force: no coffee nor gift shops. I mean, what can hey have in a gift shop? A teddy bear that says " You can't do that, I know my rights" every time you press it?
But that's sort of the point. The function is one that is seen as ugly, so the architect makes no effort to hide the ugliness. They just present it for what it is instead.EDIT: At least as I understood the term.fresh_42 said:That's an euphemism for ugly.