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PoetPhilosopher
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Music moves my soul.
PoetPhilosopher
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Some day robots will be so smart, they'll be able to sue human beings.
PoetPhilosopher
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I declare @Revoltingest the kindest, most thoughtful member this week. His haggis this week don't have a foul taste and in fact taste like Chef Boyardee Raviolis.
Ya rassin frassin blustarde!
I'll turn yer groin to puddin!
PoetPhilosopher
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Where's that <Argch!> rating when ya need it.
PoetPhilosopher
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You've got his number and are dialing it up.
PoetPhilosopher
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Yeah. I'll be the one who ends up losing though, because when I win... I will start to feel sorry for him. That poor atheist, just trying to find some form of meaning in his life to fill a spiritual void.
I'd have a battle of unwit with him, but I see he has come unarmed.
Nothing is humorous to those without a sense of humor.
No dinner party is complete without a deipnosophist “a person who is an adept conversationalist at a meal.”
This is the type of person who, at least as dictionary editors hope, regales fellow feasters with the origin of such an intriguing word as deipnosophist.
Deipnosophist is based on Deipnosophistaí, the title of a literary work by Athenaeus, a Greek philosopher and rhetorician writing in Naucratis, Egypt, in the late 200s a.d. Deipnosophistaí is the plural of deipnosophistḗs, literally “an expert in the affairs of the kitchen,” and the work features a banquet where learned men discuss food and a wide range of other topics.
Deipnosophistḗs is formed on Greek deîpnon “meal, dinner” and sophistḗs “expert, wise person.” Sophistḗs is the source of English sophist, which historically refers to a type of professional teacher in ancient Greece and later, a person who argues cleverly but speciously.
Sophistḗs is related to Greek sophía “skill, wisdom,” source of the –sophy in philosophy. Deipnosophist is recorded in English by the 1600s.
This is the type of person who, at least as dictionary editors hope, regales fellow feasters with the origin of such an intriguing word as deipnosophist.
Deipnosophist is based on Deipnosophistaí, the title of a literary work by Athenaeus, a Greek philosopher and rhetorician writing in Naucratis, Egypt, in the late 200s a.d. Deipnosophistaí is the plural of deipnosophistḗs, literally “an expert in the affairs of the kitchen,” and the work features a banquet where learned men discuss food and a wide range of other topics.
Deipnosophistḗs is formed on Greek deîpnon “meal, dinner” and sophistḗs “expert, wise person.” Sophistḗs is the source of English sophist, which historically refers to a type of professional teacher in ancient Greece and later, a person who argues cleverly but speciously.
Sophistḗs is related to Greek sophía “skill, wisdom,” source of the –sophy in philosophy. Deipnosophist is recorded in English by the 1600s.
PoetPhilosopher
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There's an age old question.
It's, fart in front of your significant other, or not?
Remember, holding in farts has been known to cause bad breath.
It's, fart in front of your significant other, or not?
Remember, holding in farts has been known to cause bad breath.
A double negative is like adding - -1.
PoetPhilosopher
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I blame YouTube for making me ask. I swear half the videos on there that aren't anime, are either about that, or a video talking about how a woman married a shorter man.