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Joe, friend.
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Joe, friend.
@blessed_nothing
Catholic. married. drainer.
Katılım Eylül 2015
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The almuce is rare among canonical garb in having a slightly Mesolithic shaman vibe to it
Daniel Heaton@2D0XPS
How many squirrels do you think it takes to make one almuce?
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Directed by Wong Kar-wai
Lord Bebo@MyLordBebo
🇨🇳 Brutal hostage situation in China … little boy was held at gunpoint in demand for sweets
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LARP— all acts you think about doing beforehand are performance of consciousness. Skill in performing > anxiety about what to do with one’s hands while speaking. Hands of the mind,
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The lover who dies for/in love earns the epitaph “true”
Joe, friend.@blessed_nothing
Death—the most sentimental (simultaneous funny) thing until it happens. Goes from affect to legitimator. One who connects death to principle in any form earns the epitaph “He meant it” whether it was, to the worldly wise, foolish or not.
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Death—the most sentimental (simultaneous funny) thing until it happens. Goes from affect to legitimator. One who connects death to principle in any form earns the epitaph “He meant it” whether it was, to the worldly wise, foolish or not.
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Mental landscape—lack of sleep makes mind a broken radio playing against itself. Feeding of mind upon itself.
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Thursday in the 4hl
Fatih Kıral@fatih_kiral
“The Dreamer” Illustration (1970) by Ilya Glazunov for Dostoevsky’s “White Nights”
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Yan Hui commented on the Master's wearing the traditional bucket hat. The Master replied: "The one who walks in a desert always longs for shade. The one who always walks in shade longs for Heaven."
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The Master said, "The common people may be made to follow the Way, but they may not be made to understand it." (An. 8.9)
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How many ugly philosophers were there before photography?
Bizlet@bizlet7
Handsome philosopher = based. Ugly philosopher = shit.
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Genre—One could write a whole book of aphorisms compiled from other sources which are summed up in the words of St Peter to Aeneas of Lydda: “Get up [now] and make thy bed.”
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@e_goeth Also the little tag at the beginning will make them easier find so I can use the app like a notebook instead of a slop machine as I have been the last few months
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Language—stronger bond of a nation than blood. Language entwines itself with personality, moreso than blood. Nothing of the soul is reducible to either.
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