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Today, 03:05 PM
I don't know anyone who thinks that Vertigo is the greatest film ever. It's not even the greatest British film ever. That is probably David Lean's...
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Today, 01:12 PM
That's an interesting point, Pip. I've found the literature of the East and to be just as good as the West's. The fine art isn't quite as good. There...
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Today, 12:52 PM
Hi Grit,
I'm not a fan of fantasy fiction etc. so I'm not the best person to be critting this. But I'll comment as I read through anyway.
Very...
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Today, 10:54 AM
Fascinating, JBI. I hadn't made the comparison of the Han Dynasty to the Roman Empire before, but it's staring me in the face now. However, I did a...
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Today, 07:46 AM
Still "Wuthering heights"
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Today, 07:25 AM
Welcome:)
Where have you been teaching?
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Today, 07:16 AM
I used to do it in the same way. However now I don`t have much time to write.
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Today, 06:56 AM
Do you think that chinese culture is attractive for Europeans or Americans?
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Today, 05:52 AM
Actually, there's a great deal of debate on the boxing forum I visit about who the greatest are. Of course, Muhammad Ali was nicknamed The Greatest,...
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Today, 12:54 AM
No no no, if you love someone then death is worse every time. Having someone you love die is the worst thing in the world, much worse than having...
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Today, 12:49 AM
The adverts too, I don't know how you guys have been able to stand them for so long. They treat people like idiots! I'll read one occasionally and...
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Yesterday, 11:12 PM
Ah, I've emptied it. Well mostly, I kept Alex's messages because I'm pathetically sentimental.
I do like that quote. I think I have to work on...
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Yesterday, 05:48 PM
Same answer.
What characteristic about you do people understand the least? (and although a self-promoting answer is your right:) and you may be...
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Yesterday, 03:41 PM
I got as far as the second line and gave up. Poetry - not even close.
On a different note - why are all your posts in bold. The font doesn't make...
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Yesterday, 03:40 PM
To sum up, everything depends on the point of view we share:)
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Yesterday, 03:36 PM
At last - something the mods should have done eons ago.
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Yesterday, 03:35 PM
Decent enough post - but it reads like a cross between a journal entry and a love letter to your date. Not sure what the rest of us are meant to get...
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Yesterday, 02:35 PM
I've sat through a complete Ring Cycle back-to-back - although, I must admit, I did take a 10 minute break in Siegfried to make a cup of tea. That's...
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Yesterday, 12:44 PM
Nice review, Abanera, and the book sounds interesting. I believe the author got the idea from something that really happened.It was quite a story in...
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Yesterday, 11:09 AM
Nitpicks notwithstanding, it must be said that the story was interesting and contains some really original ideas. But more than that, having read...
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Yesterday, 11:03 AM
70% seems a little high. Weren't India and the Abbasid Caliphate fairly prosperous during that period (600-900CE)?
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Yesterday, 10:55 AM
It gets better as it unravels.
I like the laid-back, cut to the bare bones style. It suits the subject matter and you do it so well.
Pt 2 when...
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Yesterday, 10:49 AM
Good see you're doing it at last.
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Yesterday, 10:47 AM
Not bad for a drunken scribble - though it looks rather too polished (despite the typos) for true stream of consciousness writing.
The plot is...
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Yesterday, 10:46 AM
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Weddings?
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Yesterday, 10:36 AM
This really captured the time - as well as the gawky feelings of adolescent love without being cheesy.
There was obviously a huge neon sign half...
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Yesterday, 09:57 AM
Yes.
Will you ever leave this forum?
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Yesterday, 09:53 AM
Taking candy from a baby - not alot, but a fair bit.
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Yesterday, 08:33 AM
Hehe - there's also the other side of the coin. How many 'drive-by' writers never came back after their first post because they didn't appreciate a...
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Lokasenna on 06-16-2010 at 02:53 PM
Can anyone understand these things? It seems so farcical – that man can be so inventive, so creative, and yet a slave to the physical self! Is it perhaps because my mind so often conjures up mighty vistas of the imagination, never needing banal sight, that my eyes have wasted so? The sheer power of inherent wonderment is often enough; why then am I still so reliant on these weak orbs? Can human craft beget nothing more profound than flimsy plastic plates and tender wires to keep me truly in this
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Lokasenna on 10-06-2009 at 02:50 PM
A few thoughts on the debt we owe to Hell.
Satan was the first democrat. In all creation, he was the first to rebel against hegemony and tyranny - indeed, the great hegemony! Of God Himself! The ineffable plan was exposed, a declaration in a world were disagreement and discord had never previously appeared, and Satan took it upon himself to disagree. How revolutionary - how human! Power to the masses, not just the One! The first ever example of something so important: not just discord,
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Lokasenna on 04-22-2009 at 11:27 AM
Out, out, brief candle!
Ah yes, the flickering flame, such a symbol of ourselves, and of our world. Almost every religion attributes some symbolic meaning to this item, representing some form of synergy with a higher power to our mutual improvement - bringing, as it were, illumination to our personal darkness.
But is it an accurate representation of our situation? Is our existence, our personal reality, a flame? A single burst of energy in an otherwise eternal darkness?
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Lokasenna on 03-31-2009 at 10:51 AM
With Madonna attempting to use her 'fame' to adopt yet another African child, and being aghast at the media coverage of this event, its time I climbed on to my soapbox once more, and have a rant about modern celebrity culture:
'Celebrity' is such an odious term, and a repellent idea, at least in its modern application. Everywhere I walk, its soulless stink surrounds me. All men are not equal - this I freely acknowledge - but the distinction is not a meritocratic one. Rather, it is
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Lokasenna on 03-27-2009 at 03:40 PM
What are we? We humans! Elements and chemicals, atoms and molecules that move in such wondrous concert, such harmony. Yet my clothes move in concert with me - are they not me? There is no special property that differentiates the molecules in my skin from those in my shirt - yet I feel no pain if my shirt is torn. What are those molecules to me? We are such closeted ideas, so entirely cut off from the world around us, and yet we think we see! The irony! How do we justify calling ourselves alive,
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