Random Thought of the Day

YES

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I figured out why it accepts 9 characters: it doesn't.

^^^^^ a space between the lines counts as 1.

It frightens me that you spend time finding out how to say the least possible in a post.

Just a winky little forum epiphany. Az wondered on another thread why it accepted

yes!
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as a post, since there were only 9 characters. I said I just realized that the return/enter to begin a new line must count as one character.

Sure, your just making excuses, admit your addiction and you will then be on the road to a cure. And don't disillusion yourself further by saying you don't want to be cured, that is merely a fallacy, a self denial.

Yep and yep.

So there. :p

Has anyone realized Reagan is dead? It's freaky cause I'm currently reading about what he had done for the country. And my final is Tuesday. Wish me luck!!!

I'm amazed I actually know what synclines and anticlines are.

Dammit, I have one day left and I still have 400 pages to read. I hate reading. :(

Ah the bane of the intellect.

Stop Wasting Timeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

do read his speech directly after the shuttle blew up. very interesting. also, what he did for homeless persons. yes, he did a lot.

Read this sentence

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Originally Posted by emily655321

Sounds like Ravenna is a town in Italy. Could it be the same place Koa mentioned, just spelled differently? (Or was it you, Ravana, who mentioned it? Sorry, I can't remember. :p)

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em, you're right. Of course Wilde wrote about Italy's Ravenna, not about me. :lol:

After reading that poem I think Ravenna was not so unimportant as Koa told.
Adieu, Ravenna!
Adieu! Adieu! yon silver lamp, the moon,
Which turns our midnight into perfect noon,
Doth surely light thy towers, guarding well
Where Dante sleeps, where Byron loved to dwell.

Ravenna inspired O.Wilde to write whole poem about it ( "O much-loved city!) This and the names of Dante and Byron already make it more important.

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Originally Posted by verybaddmom

oh, ravana my son's name is Patrick (which, btw, he cant wait to change, when he gets to be legal age). and the poem is called ravenna, not ravanna, sorry. but here it is:

http://www.neuroticpoets.com/wilde/ravenna.shtml

actually the neurotic poets website is pretty good anyhow, worth browsing around!

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Great thanks V.B.MOM! That's cool site. I have never heard about Rossetty, Dickinson, Plath, Shelley.

Oh, Patrick is a cute one. Why does he wish to change it? You know I have already one cute and very unique name for my daughter (if I'll ever have). Now I think it's possible that she also would wish to change it.
Can I take some your advice? How does 'Banu' sound in English? Does it remind Indian name?