GW undeniable report. As an experiement I would like to see if people see any problems with this.
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I want to tackle this form another angle. Here is s typical AGW report. I would like to know if other people, specifically those hwo support AGW see any errors or problems in it. http://content.usatoday.com/communities/greenhouse/post/2010/07/global-warming-undeniable/1[^]
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I want to tackle this form another angle. Here is s typical AGW report. I would like to know if other people, specifically those hwo support AGW see any errors or problems in it. http://content.usatoday.com/communities/greenhouse/post/2010/07/global-warming-undeniable/1[^]
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Other than matters appertaining to Global Warming, does Fat_Boy have any other areas of interest that he might like to share with the CP community. We could find reasons to have a good old time discussing matters of a less controversial theme. What do you say Fat_Boy ???? PS. Does that newspaper report have inexplicable typing errors :-\
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Other than matters appertaining to Global Warming, does Fat_Boy have any other areas of interest that he might like to share with the CP community. We could find reasons to have a good old time discussing matters of a less controversial theme. What do you say Fat_Boy ???? PS. Does that newspaper report have inexplicable typing errors :-\
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Sure, skiing food guitar language, history culture religion, oops, getting close to GW!
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fat_boy wrote:
language
ああ、そうですか?
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Sure, skiing food guitar language, history culture religion, oops, getting close to GW!
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In the 5+ years I've been a CP member, I don't remember too many occasions where you have introduced or participated in the many other subjects. No doubt you have, but having the illusion of being a "one trick pony" does get rather monotonous, and you have been banging that drum since before I joined here. Go on then, introduce "something different", and do so regularly. Can I tempt you to so do?
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fat_boy wrote:
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ああ、そうですか?
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It pretty much means 'ah, is that so?', except it's actually something of a rhetorical question...
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It pretty much means 'ah, is that so?', except it's actually something of a rhetorical question...
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I take it its Japanese, since you are learning it, although it doesnt look like katakana of kanji.
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はい、日本語でした。 There are three different syllabaries: Hiragana (ひらがな), used for Japanese words when there is either no Kanji or a reason to not use them; Katakana (カタカナ), used for foreign words and onomatopoeic words, or just for effect; and Kanji (漢字), which are basically adapted from Chinese and are honestly the best part of the language.
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Sure, skiing food guitar language, history culture religion, oops, getting close to GW!
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fat_boy wrote:
skiing food guitar language
That seems a very specialise tongue, where do you learn 'Skiing food guitar language' are there courses available? Personally I prefer Parceltongue.
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fat_boy wrote:
skiing food guitar language
That seems a very specialise tongue, where do you learn 'Skiing food guitar language' are there courses available? Personally I prefer Parceltongue.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Parceltongue
Parseltongue?
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はい、日本語でした。 There are three different syllabaries: Hiragana (ひらがな), used for Japanese words when there is either no Kanji or a reason to not use them; Katakana (カタカナ), used for foreign words and onomatopoeic words, or just for effect; and Kanji (漢字), which are basically adapted from Chinese and are honestly the best part of the language.
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fat_boy wrote:
skiing food guitar language
That seems a very specialise tongue, where do you learn 'Skiing food guitar language' are there courses available? Personally I prefer Parceltongue.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
That seems a very specialise tongue
I assume you meant 'specialised'? I see you gave up arguing about jejune then? ;) And you said you were never wrong. Tsk tsk. You never met me before! ;P
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Its actually quite a beautiful writing Japanese. I quite like the contrast between the character sets.
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I agree - I hate speaking it, but the writing is great.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
That seems a very specialise tongue
I assume you meant 'specialised'? I see you gave up arguing about jejune then? ;) And you said you were never wrong. Tsk tsk. You never met me before! ;P
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Yes, specialised, oops, typo.
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I see you gave up arguing about jejune then?
No, but it seemed pointless arguing with you when you cannot understand the difference between the French Meaning and the English. All you provided was an etymology of the word. Despite what it's origins were in the French language, it still has other meanings in English. This is why English is the largest language.
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Yes, specialised, oops, typo.
fat_boy wrote:
I see you gave up arguing about jejune then?
No, but it seemed pointless arguing with you when you cannot understand the difference between the French Meaning and the English. All you provided was an etymology of the word. Despite what it's origins were in the French language, it still has other meanings in English. This is why English is the largest language.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
No, but it seemed pointless arguing with you when you cannot understand the difference between the French Meaning and the English. All you provided was an etymology of the word. Despite what it's origins were in the French language, it still has other meanings in English. This is why English is the largest language.
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seemed
Semble.
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difference
Difference.
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provided
Provision.
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origins
Origine.
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language
Langue. And then we come to jejune, which David decides does NOT maintain its meaning as do all the other French derived words he just used. Instead he gives and entirely NEW erroneous meaning. What other words have you changed the meaning of then? Do you intend to do this to others in the future? Perhaps you could redefine 'language' as a sexual position? Dunno, just a hint. :laugh:
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I agree - I hate speaking it, but the writing is great.
Phhh, like you actually know how to communicate in Japanese. The only thing you know is words and phrases you have memorized. Pathetic, real pathetic.
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Phhh, like you actually know how to communicate in Japanese. The only thing you know is words and phrases you have memorized. Pathetic, real pathetic.
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Whereas you barely speak English (feel free not to respond - I won't bother reading it since I know what you'll say, Mr. Predictable).
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
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Whereas you barely speak English (feel free not to respond - I won't bother reading it since I know what you'll say, Mr. Predictable).
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
Well, at least I don't have the misfortune of living in britain.
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Phhh, like you actually know how to communicate in Japanese. The only thing you know is words and phrases you have memorized. Pathetic, real pathetic.
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Your phraseology implies certainty despite a complete lack of intelligence or knowledge - this is probably why you believe in the magical healing effects of colloidal silver. :doh: