Fate or Destiny?
Tuesday, 7. July 2009, 17:30:36
The Ramblings of an Idiot and/or Genius, Sometimes one, sometimes the other...
Tuesday, 7. July 2009, 17:30:36
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Sneha Jo writes: *swinging baseball bat in hand* What did you s ...
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Sneha Jo writes: *swinging baseball bat in hand* What did you s ...
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Sneha Jo writes: *swinging baseball bat in hand* What did you s ...
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Sneha Jo writes: *swinging baseball bat in hand* What did you s ...
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(heft) noun 1. Weight; heaviness. 2. Importance. verb tr. 1. To test the weight of something by lifting. 2. To heave or hoist. Etymology After heave, on the pattern of cleave/cleft, leave/left, thieve/theft, weave/weft, etc. From Middle English heven (to lift, take) Usage "Turning 40 once meant ...
(lee) noun 1. Shelter. 2. The side (of a ship, for example) that's sheltered or away from the direction from which the wind blows. adjective Of or pertaining to the side that's away from the wind. Etymology From Middle English, from Old English hleo (shelter) Usage "Sunlight spread in waves acro ...
(urg) noun The unit of work or energy in the centimeter-gram-second system. Etymology From Greek ergon (work). Ultimately from Indo-European root werg - (to do) which gave us ergonomic, work, energy, metallurgy, surgery, wright, and orgy erg (erg) noun A large area of land covered with shifting s ...
(TSOOK-tsvahng) noun A position where one is forced to make an undesirable move. Etymology From German Zugzwang , Zug (move) + Zwang (compulsion, obligation). Usage "Now the government finds itself in zugzwang, where every move it makes worsens its position against an invisible opponent ...." — P ...
(YAB-uhr) verb tr. intr. To talk; converse. noun (also yabberer) Talk; conversation. Etymology Australian pidgin, probably from aboriginal yaba . Usage "Is it French or Queensland's blacks' yabber? Blest if I can understand a word of it." — Rolf Boldrewood; Robbery Under Arms; 1888. "Floating be ...
Anonymous # 18. May 2006, 06:10
In my opinion, a few parts of our lives are destiny and karma, and the rest (which is the most) are destined by ourselves.
Anonymous # 18. May 2006, 06:10
In my opinion, a few parts of our lives are destiny and karma, and the rest (which is the most) are destined by ourselves.
Anonymous # 30. September 2006, 09:52
"the broadband is running so slow that i could probably hand deliver faster"
>> ROFLOL! Cute! :-)
Don't worry too much, G. She's out there somewhere thinking the exact same thing probably! ;-)
Anonymous # 30. September 2006, 09:52
"the broadband is running so slow that i could probably hand deliver faster"
>> ROFLOL! Cute! :-)
Don't worry too much, G. She's out there somewhere thinking the exact same thing probably! ;-)
Anonymous # 10. November 2006, 05:03
Found her yet, baby? :-)
Anonymous # 10. November 2006, 05:03
Found her yet, baby? :-)