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What shall we name the establishment?
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
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Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
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“A den of debauchery.” How original!
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Brewery
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#41932
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What will you offer me for it?
You're just completely discrediting yourself by showing that you're unable to answer.
Trying to beat your chest like Tarzan.
Tarzan is too heavy.
I don't need you, I'm responsible for something else.
Is it butthurt? Just say it!
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You're just completely discrediting yourself by showing that you're incapable of responding.
He made it clear what he's capable of when he mentioned "The Mountain." You can already picture it. If you want to hear something very useful, offer something that's hard to refuse. That would be fair.
Is this about hurt feelings? Just say it!
And suddenly you've become smarter, better, more aware, physically stronger, richer, and full of energy? What??:)))))))))))))))))
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He made it clear what he was capable of when he mentioned The Mountain.
You made it clear that you can only find something "informative" in your own examples, and when you are offered a "not suitable" movie, you give up. That's all!
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I really messed up by confusing the Leverrier planet with an open one and calling it... Mercury!!! Meanwhile, Leverrier calculated Neptune's orbit on the tip of a piece of paper. You have to be very drunk to mess up that badly and officially state it. Or... or maybe there's another explanation: Einstein dedicated 10-15 years of his life to inventing a refrigerator! This wasn't the compression refrigerator you use now, or the absorption refrigerator that your grandparents used 50 years ago. Einstein's refrigerator weighed 500 kilograms and ran on... mercury. There was even a serious PR campaign to introduce these monsters into people's kitchens. But freon hadn't been outlawed yet, and common sense prevailed among housewives, and they didn't lose the ability to count money and consider the space it would take up and what they would have to breathe)
I'm not familiar with these facts from Einstein's biography. Do you have any proof? Or did someone tell you in secret?
Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

По вопросам модерации: nebov24@gmail.com
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Well done, you can talk without putting on airs. Yes, it's true that one might think I'm telling stories that benefit me in some way. And I understood what you were getting at. But life and death define us all; there's simply nothing we can do about it... or at least, nothing we can do about life:)
The thing is, my examples are directly related to life, to things that can affect one's existence, rather than dying pointlessly and miserably. What brings in money isn't so decisive, because anyone can earn enough for their basic needs. Therefore, what prevents a quick death is a higher priority. Is that reasonable? Yes, it is! Is it logical? Yes, it is! If such an approach, where survival isn't valued at all, doesn't suit someone, then either they are immortal, which is impossible (a mental institution is calling for them), or their ego is too big, meaning they won't last long. After that, it's no longer life, but mere existence, which is not far from being homeless, a loser, a nervous wreck, and the like.

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To be fair, Einstein received the award not for the theory of relativity, but for the photoelectric effect.
That's exactly what I'm talking about.
Will you provide proof? Or did someone tell you in secret?
If you need it, tell me where to send it. One piece of evidence is decisive, and from there, there are mountains of evidence, because the person wrote a book and has a website; that's one example, the rest you can find yourself.
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Yes, undoubtedly, it is very important to know how to properly chop off a head right now.
I don't owe anyone anything personally; you are demanding(!) something from me that is very valuable, something I spent my time on, and no one will compensate me for it. And I have given you enough to become more conscious people. Demanding more is rude:)))) Read more carefully, and you will be happy.
In short, the Nobel Prize was a miss.
I have misses everywhere; that's all I hear about, but it's not scary.
In other words, there will be no links.
You're not Chinese, so why are you pretending to be one?

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Time is running out; how do I self-destruct?
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Good lord, am I really going to have to argue with these six-legged freaks too?
Or maybe you should politely keep quiet, respecting the diversity of opinions, and finally behave like a well-mannered, intelligent young man? No?
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#41941
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SOMETHING LIKE THAT HAPPENED!!!1
I was walking down the hallway, cheerful and carefree, not bothering anyone. I approached the bathroom, and suddenly a moth appeared and flew towards me! I started screaming and waving my arms, after which I ran into the living room. After considering a strategy for fighting this monster, I returned to the scene of the attack, grabbed a fly swatter, and started wielding it. The moth also flew over, as if I had challenged it (although it was just hanging out there). I delivered a couple of light blows, after which it lost its orientation in space, but not in sex. Then I shouted, "Kitty!" My cat ran over and attacked the moth (eating it) when it bumped into the floor again after my next blow. So, together with my cat, we dealt with the enemy that disturbed the peace of our home.

Be strong. Believe
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#41942
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Even at home, danger lurks!

Be strong. Believe
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#41943
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Damn, you have so many adventures in your apartment.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#41944
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In my opinion, this is simply rude.
It seems your inflated sense of self-importance has consumed you, and self-pity will continue to plague you. According to your standards, those who unsubscribed from this thread should be banned for being rude to you, but hey, you're still alive, right?
link to the book
link to the website
I recommend downloading the book, reading it, and then visiting the website. Don't tell the archivist about this link, as he sells the book. If you want to buy it, go ahead, but don't mention the link. You can only download the book after registering, as it's not visible otherwise.
Read the book without skipping chapters. That's my advice. A curious mind will devour it quickly :) And yes, curious minds, don't forget to sleep and take breaks from it sometimes; I'm not the archivist (someone might think so):)
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#41945
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yes, and you invited me to your place, saying that I was bored here.

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#41947
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Yeah... no words...
I'm a new person here, even though I've been registered for a long time. Is it always like this? In the thread about discussing the new installment of Heroes, it always turns into arguments, outright nonsense, and measuring who has the biggest... well, you get the idea. Create a separate thread with the title "frustrated, uneducated philosophers" and write all that nonsense there... seriously, a debate about the meaning of "masturbation"... I'm dying, dear editors.