I can guarantee that i am originally from deeper south than you.
Thank you for saying welcome.
I am sure i will love u all, with time, patience and a ton of humor.
A Tasmanian or a Kiwi... Hmmmmm
. I think you two need to discuss the interpretation context of the concept "deep south" (hint: geographical, cultural, or something else...)
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"...anyone who says it’s “just the Internet” can . And then when they come back, they can again." - Tigger
Forced into slavery and brought to NW for evil reasons of my *beloved* husband.
Manchester the bestest city i have ever known. mistake to have meet at liverpool, except accept that the Natural History Museum there a excellent : understand one of you going to give a 'guided' tour?
Hope to see u all at the Liverpool meet. Now that i will be allowed to go ..
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"The internet is made of people. People matter. This includes you. Stop trying to sell everything about yourself to everyone. Don’t just hammer away and repeat and talk at people—talk TO people. It’s organic. Make stuff for the internet that matters to you, even if it seems stupid. Do it because it’s good and feels important. Put up more cat pictures. Make more songs. Show your doodles. Give things away and take things that are free." - Maureen J
"...anyone who says it’s “just the Internet” can . And then when they come back, they can again." - Tigger
"The internet is made of people. People matter. This includes you. Stop trying to sell everything about yourself to everyone. Don’t just hammer away and repeat and talk at people—talk TO people. It’s organic. Make stuff for the internet that matters to you, even if it seems stupid. Do it because it’s good and feels important. Put up more cat pictures. Make more songs. Show your doodles. Give things away and take things that are free." - Maureen J
"...anyone who says it’s “just the Internet” can . And then when they come back, they can again." - Tigger
I second the need for the Urban Dictionary. And the English/American Dictionary. And the American/Californian Dictionary. And the Scots/Irish Dictionary. And the Dictionary of Psychological Disorders.
and recommend you learn the code for by heart.
BTW, if you want to come to Liverpool and leave the timid one behind, that's fine by us.
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"The internet is made of people. People matter. This includes you. Stop trying to sell everything about yourself to everyone. Don’t just hammer away and repeat and talk at people—talk TO people. It’s organic. Make stuff for the internet that matters to you, even if it seems stupid. Do it because it’s good and feels important. Put up more cat pictures. Make more songs. Show your doodles. Give things away and take things that are free." - Maureen J
"...anyone who says it’s “just the Internet” can . And then when they come back, they can again." - Tigger
Ah, like the life, but not as we know it, found in the deep trenches of the oceans? http://deepsealife.net/
That comes too close to making sense, I prefer my platypus analogy.
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And those Zumwalts are already useless, they can be taken out with an ICBM.
The world is a thing of utter inordinate complexity and richness and strangeness that is absolutely awesome. I mean the idea that such complexity can arise not only out of such simplicity, but probably absolutely out of nothing, is the most fabulous extraordinary idea. And once you get some kind of inkling of how that might have happened, it's just wonderful. And . . . the opportunity to spend 70 or 80 years of your life in such a universe is time well spent as far as I am concerned.