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The world has lots of great man. It makes me very sad too. I read about him in his support of the Central Asia Institute in _Three Cups of Tea_. <= A very good read, btw
Girrtara12345 1 year ago
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Girrtara12345 1 year ago
my mother tongue isnt english, but i know the meanings of mean and into... should i be surprised know? no im shocked
faze02 2 years ago
The world has lost of great man. It makes me very sad too. I read about him in his support of the Central Asia Institute in _Three Cups of Tea_. <= A very good read, btw.
maneneko 4 years ago
The National Public Radio here had a short segment on Sir Hillary's life and passing on my way to work, the day he died. Sounded like a very generous man. I'm sure I have read about him in publications like National Geographic and heard about him on TV. I think if someone mentioned his name I would think Mt. Everest.
furiizu 4 years ago
Oh shite, friday's joke was baaaaaaad:) You're awsome to have a joke like that posted:)
ponhand 4 years ago
I was surprised at the dirty joke too! Also surprising - no explanation of the joke for English learners!
mckoss 4 years ago
well you'll get it sooner or later:)
ponhand 4 years ago
cool stick news
ponhand 4 years ago
Sarah, your segment regarding the meaning of mean triggered an insight. It builds upon a previous insight of mine that's too complex to explain here. Anyway, as you showed, mean = unkind. Since existence is the non-linear duality of Purpose/Meaning, then it's also Kind/unKind, as in Class/Instansiation, where unKind and Instansiation are not a kind of thing, but the means of a a kind of thing. :)
thinkofwhy 4 years ago
R.I.P., Sir Ed.
"You knocked the bastard off! Nice!" Hahahahaha.
jonesr999 4 years ago