ionus
Jr. Member
.....Bathsheba?
Good try!ionus said:.....Bathsheba?
Any contribution, no matter how meaningless, is meaningful.KostaNY said:I should make a contribution to this thread. Ok contribution made. Peace.
When your brain is swimming in shlivo, serbski, getting single non-puzzling words out is difficult enough.serb1389 said:Word games suck...period. !!!!
Actually some of them arn't that bad. The ones where you have to use your brain. THOSE really suck! ;D
You mean casual conversation isn't a word puzzle???cleveland said:When your brain is swimming in shlivo, serbski, getting single non-puzzling words out is difficult enough.
Man, what a PARTY POOPER!ozgeorge said:I hate to be "android" about this, but this is how it works:
This is the year 2006
2006= 1756+250
250= 5x50
so 2006=1756+(5x50) (steps 3, 4 and 5)
100=2x50
single digit 'Y' x 100 = 'Y'00 (steps 1, 2 and 4)
2006-(your birth year)= your age (step 6)
So, you are simply multiplying the number of times you eat chocolate by a hundred and adding it your age (2006 minus your birth year).
...End communication.....
serb1389 said:i'm done with thinking for a long time.....
NUMBERS!?!?!?! people! for the love of GOD!!! ÂÂ![]()
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Egad! You're right!serb1389 said:You know i've just noticed something....
The women's ordination topic is getting DANGEROUSLY CLOSE to the number of responses and pages as THIS topic!!!!!!
PEOPLE!!! How is a thread actually having to DO with something doing better than a thread which is about nothing at all!!!!!
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It's okay, really.... I mean, just because you're contributing to the end of the world doesn't mean it's the.... end of the world. Oh, scratch that. HUGE mistake on your partozgeorge said:Egad! You're right!
And when I think that how I've actually contributed to this unusual situation, my shame is unbearable!
Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!
Okay, I tried that one at 8am (despite the fact that I know it's a visual trick) after I had barely awoken...... and let me tell you, that I hope one day you experience the supreme pain that I experienced today.EkhristosAnesti said:serb1389,
I know you'll have fun with this one:
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One of the great Paradoxes of our faith... it should be added to the list Peter came up with here:serb1389 said:PEOPLE!!! How is a thread actually having to DO with something doing better than a thread which is about nothing at all!!!!!
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Some other paradoxes to think about, though they have nothing to with our Faith:cleveland said:One of the great Paradoxes of our faith... it should be added to the list Peter came up with here:
http://www.orthodoxchristianity.net/forum/index.php?topic=8894.msg122299#msg122299
It would have to be bigger than the known universe.Zoe said:Since we're now on paradoxes: I gotta do it...
Can God make a rock so big and heavy that He himself can't pick it up?
What is an oxymoron, a paradox thought up by morons?cleveland said:Actually, that's not a paradox, just an oxymoron....
A combination of incongruous terms. Kinda like: "decaf soy latte" which is listed on the menu in my cafe as a "Why Bother?"PeterTheAleut said:What is an oxymoron, a paradox thought up by morons?![]()
Kinda like what my English teacher told my class during my sophomore year in high school about the word "sophomore".ozgeorge said:A combination of incongruous terms. Kinda like: "decaf soy latte" which is listed on the menu in my cafe as a "Why Bother?"
Your "english teacher" is a living oxymoron who needs some lessons in etymology!PeterTheAleut said:Kinda like what my English teacher told my class during my sophomore year in high school about the word "sophomore".
"soph" = wise (as in "sophia")
"more" = derivation of "moron", or fool
Put these together, and you get an oxymoron: "sophomore" = wise fool.
I have long had the impression that he really fabricated his translation just to pick on us sophomores.ozgeorge said:Your "english teacher" is a living oxymoron who needs some lessons in etymology!
The suffix "moron" doesn't mean "fool", it means "child".
I have no doubt this is probably true... I mean, for 3 of my 4 years in HS, as well as 3/4 of undergrad, I used every opportunity I could to make fun of sophomores!PeterTheAleut said:I have long had the impression that he really fabricated his translation just to pick on us sophomores.
Why is it that many of the "English majors" that I have met - some with University degrees! - are the worst writers and speakers that I know! It seems their only endearing characteristic is the ability to churn out papers with remarkable speed, although with uninspiring quality.ozgeorge said:Your "english teacher" is a living oxymoron who needs some lessons in etymology!
The suffix "moron" doesn't mean "fool", it means "child".