magickpencil
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Grab the NEAREST book (not the coolest)
Turn to the 23rd page
Post the third sentence here!
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Danny Saunders was standing on my base.
hyperspacing
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The naked creature that traversed the rough path formed by the fallen dragons was a match to their mass, yet bound to the earth, and it walked on two bowed legs, the thighs thick as thousand-year-old trees.
Phantastica
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lol i've been studying for my microbiology exam. so here:
"In addition, protozoal cells have in their cytoplasm a series of ultramicroscopic cellular bodies."
:d
"In addition, protozoal cells have in their cytoplasm a series of ultramicroscopic cellular bodies."
:d
Pebble on the Beach
C r a c k B l i p T o o t T o o t ! ! !
Can you explain who's right?
Researcher
Frank N. Stein
There, perhaps, we will find evidence of a common ancestor for Australopithecus- near-man -and the genus Homo, true man.
Layer one slice of ham and one of cheese on the mustard-coated side, making sure to cover the entire surface.
aetherbound
Rising Star
Myth is precisely that which gives these concepts, such as Freud's "unconscious" or "id" their vitality and credibility.
sameoldsongam
Rising Star
What must be explained is any deviation from naturality.
If one subtracts the added elements of thought from the deep feeling, what remains is intense feeling, which guarantees nothing at all about knowledge except itself, just as strong belief proves only its own strength, not the truth of what is believed.
19 TUESDAY - DIENSTAG - MARDI - MARTEDI- MARTES - DINSDAG
What many church architects had long searched for was finally realized by dominikus zimmerman in the wies church: the succesfull integration of the nave with the basilica, the perfect harmony of two distinct architectural spaces.
downwardsfromzero
Boundary condition
[I've been digging around in the depths again but this old thread is fun... Being equidistant between three books, here are three sentences.]
"These plants being generally greener and more sparsely spined than most Mammillaria require some shade from hot summer sun, otherwise cultivation should be much the same as other large-flowered Mammillarias - which are regarded as slightly more difficult than the rest of the genus."
"Another theory is that 'fallen angels' were survivors of a cataclysm that wiped out a prehistoric high civilization not known to us but with a fully developed science of its own."
"Each term is simultaneously the sum of the preceding two and the product of the previous term multiplied by Φ."
"These plants being generally greener and more sparsely spined than most Mammillaria require some shade from hot summer sun, otherwise cultivation should be much the same as other large-flowered Mammillarias - which are regarded as slightly more difficult than the rest of the genus."
"Another theory is that 'fallen angels' were survivors of a cataclysm that wiped out a prehistoric high civilization not known to us but with a fully developed science of its own."
"Each term is simultaneously the sum of the preceding two and the product of the previous term multiplied by Φ."
"The notation “φx . ⊃ x . ψx” is due to Peano, who, however, has no notation for the general idea “(x) . φx.” "
Principia Mathematica Volume One
One love
Principia Mathematica Volume One
One love
OrangeEnergy
Rising Star
Resist, revolt, rewild.