Although, it's cool that even though you don't know how to read the damn thing, you can still understand what it means. Take that English language!
I've done the same thing with English words numerous times, and understanding what people are saying when they don't know how to say a word uses the same tricks so I've done it more still. It's not really unique to Japanese.
I can't do it very well with English. And it's not spoken, it's written. Spoken Japanese is a whole other ballpark sometimes...
Doesn't matter whether it's spoken or written, if someone says/writes "quadriplegics are animals that walk on four legs" you know what word they meant to use. If you're reading a fucked up document and you only get three letters out of one word you can tell between context and those first three letters what word was probably next with reasonable accuracy.
Except you're using context to figure it out. I'm talking about understanding a word from the parts itself. Using your example, it'd be like figuring out "quadriplegics" from "quadri" and "plegics".
In Ulysses, Bloom has not had sex since his son Ruddy died, which was I believe nine years ago.
He did wax poetic about pooping in one chapter tho
He also masturbates at the beach (to a teenage girl), possibly masturbates in the outhouse, possibly masturbates in the bathtub, likes to kiss his wife's ass(hole?) enjoys the smell of her dirty laundry...
Can't say I'd wholeheartedly recommend them but that guy is a master of the plot non-twist. Like a whole book is pointing directly at some obvious outcome so that you have to assume there will some big twist at the end then there isn't. It's been exactly what you thought the whole time.
But he takes that style so far it almost becomes good. Almost.
I read The World Inside by him but yeah I remember something like that too.
Feral on
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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In Ulysses, Bloom has not had sex since his son Ruddy died, which was I believe nine years ago.
He did wax poetic about pooping in one chapter tho
He also masturbates at the beach (to a teenage girl), possibly masturbates in the outhouse, possibly masturbates in the bathtub, likes to kiss his wife's ass(hole?) enjoys the smell of her dirty laundry...
Zimmydoom, Zimmydoom
Flew away in a balloon
Had sex with polar bears
While sitting in a reclining chair
Now there are Zim-Bear hybrids
Running around and clawing eyelids
Watch out, a Zim-Bear is about to have sex with yooooooou!
In Ulysses, Bloom has not had sex since his son Ruddy died, which was I believe nine years ago.
He did wax poetic about pooping in one chapter tho
He also masturbates at the beach (to a teenage girl), possibly masturbates in the outhouse, possibly masturbates in the bathtub, likes to kiss his wife's ass(hole?) enjoys the smell of her dirty laundry...
So that's why it's a literary classic.
One of the first thing you learn as an English major is that lasting literature is mostly NC-17.
Which makes it really easy to ace essays. After I threw in a finger-banging scene, nobody could critique it.
Feral there's some decently written sci-fi books(for sci-fi) in the 40k universe if you give a shit.
But I haven't read a sci-fi book since 9th grade, so I have no real frame of reference.
The most recent Sci-Fi book I read, which I just finishes this morning in fact, was "Stranger From a Strange Land" and it was an awesome book, I had never heard of Heinlen until last Monday when I bought this book from the half priced book store.
Don't tell me you liked the last 1/4 of that book?
That was when Heinlein went to shit. Most great sci-fi authors do eventually. Look at Asimov. But Heinlein actually underwent the metamorphosis in the middle of a book that started out so well.
I enjoyed that book from beginning to end, and it was the uncut version, with over 6,000 more words in it or something like that.
I can see how the end was not as great as the rest of the book, but I still enjoyed it.
I have no idea who Asimov is, for I just started to read sci-fi books when I bought this one last week, and this is my first book that I have read that isn't Anne Rice or a Harry Potter book, I did read a few Steinbeck books too though, he is great.
I am looking to start reading more, for I find that I immensely enjoy it. Does anyone have any ideas on what good sci-fi's are out there or what other books by Heinlen are as good as Stranger from a Strange Land?
Red Planet is Heinlein at his best in terms of SciFi. The book Starship Troopers is well worth a read. Especially if you've seen the movie. (But if you liked the movie... well its worth ready anyway).
Asimov wrote hundreds of books on every subject ever. When he was younger this included a ton of good sci-fi books (eg: the Robot series or the Foundation books) but then he took a 20 year break from the genre and when he came back just didn't have the touch.
I think probably the best pure sci-fi author of the 20th century was Poul Anderson. Good starting points for his stuff: Trader to the Stars or The Earth Book of Stormgate. One caveat: despite being such a badass of science fiction his book have the worst cover art ever.
So, how can I get past this Zenan Bridge? I guess Link has shown up and went off to do battle with Ganondorf or something.
Oh wow you're new to this.
Zenan Bridge - 600 A.D.
When you arrive here, talk to the knight in gold, and he'll ask you if the
food that they need has arrived from Guardia Castle yet. After you talk to the
knight in gold, exit the Zenan Bridge by heading east.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Here, head northeast, then north and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, simply make your way through the forest.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Once you are on the overworld screen yet AGAIN, head north, then enter Guardia
Castle, which you'll be in for a little more than two seconds this time.
Guardia Castle - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, the guards will stop you from entering at first, but
then they'll realize who it is and let you into the castle. Once you are able
to enter the castle, head east and then all the way north and go down the
stairs there, into the next room. In this room, head south and into the actual
room. Once you enter the actual room, head west and southeast, and you'll see
three girls, followed by a chef. Talk to the chef, then he and one of the
girls will argue a bit, then you'll regain control. When you do, head west and
north from the area with the girls and the chef, then head east and northeast
and go up the stairs into the previous room. Back in this room, head south and
then west, towards the entrance of the castle. On your way to the entrance,
the chef will stop you and give you some Jerky for the people starving on
Zenan Bridge. He'll also give you a Power Tab. After that, he'll leave and go
back to the kitchen, then you'll regain control. When you regain control, head
west and towards the entrance of the castle like you were originally going to
before the chef stopped you. When you reach the entrance of the castle, exit
it.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld again, head south and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Here, go through the forest exit on the other end.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld, head southwest, then all the way south towards Zenan
Bridge once again. Save your game before entering it this time, though, as you
will have to fight there this time.
Zenan Bridge - 600 A.D.
Back on Zenan Bridge, talk to the knight in gold and tell him that the Jerky
is for him and his men.
Can't say I'd wholeheartedly recommend them but that guy is a master of the plot non-twist. Like a whole book is pointing directly at some obvious outcome so that you have to assume there will some big twist at the end then there isn't. It's been exactly what you thought the whole time.
But he takes that style so far it almost becomes good. Almost.
I read The World Inside by him but yeah I remember something like that too.
He is more famous for his "Majipoor" books (eg: Lord Valentine's Castle).
These two were just godsdamned weird. Like in a "you read it you can't un-read it" kind of way.
Zimmydoom, Zimmydoom
Flew away in a balloon
Had sex with polar bears
While sitting in a reclining chair
Now there are Zim-Bear hybrids
Running around and clawing eyelids
Watch out, a Zim-Bear is about to have sex with yooooooou!
So, how can I get past this Zenan Bridge? I guess Link has shown up and went off to do battle with Ganondorf or something.
Oh wow you're new to this.
Zenan Bridge - 600 A.D.
When you arrive here, talk to the knight in gold, and he'll ask you if the
food that they need has arrived from Guardia Castle yet. After you talk to the
knight in gold, exit the Zenan Bridge by heading east.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Here, head northeast, then north and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, simply make your way through the forest.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Once you are on the overworld screen yet AGAIN, head north, then enter Guardia
Castle, which you'll be in for a little more than two seconds this time.
Guardia Castle - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, the guards will stop you from entering at first, but
then they'll realize who it is and let you into the castle. Once you are able
to enter the castle, head east and then all the way north and go down the
stairs there, into the next room. In this room, head south and into the actual
room. Once you enter the actual room, head west and southeast, and you'll see
three girls, followed by a chef. Talk to the chef, then he and one of the
girls will argue a bit, then you'll regain control. When you do, head west and
north from the area with the girls and the chef, then head east and northeast
and go up the stairs into the previous room. Back in this room, head south and
then west, towards the entrance of the castle. On your way to the entrance,
the chef will stop you and give you some Jerky for the people starving on
Zenan Bridge. He'll also give you a Power Tab. After that, he'll leave and go
back to the kitchen, then you'll regain control. When you regain control, head
west and towards the entrance of the castle like you were originally going to
before the chef stopped you. When you reach the entrance of the castle, exit
it.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld again, head south and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Here, go through the forest exit on the other end.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld, head southwest, then all the way south towards Zenan
Bridge once again. Save your game before entering it this time, though, as you
will have to fight there this time.
Zenan Bridge - 600 A.D.
Back on Zenan Bridge, talk to the knight in gold and tell him that the Jerky
is for him and his men.
And F-Zero dots.
But man I love my wii. Fuck da haterz.
Thanks for the guide, but I figured out that I needed to get them food.
EDIT: Yeah, I'm very new at this. I just got it for the DS. I have the playstation version, but for some reason my PS2 doesn't want it to load up anything.
In Ulysses, Bloom has not had sex since his son Ruddy died, which was I believe nine years ago.
He did wax poetic about pooping in one chapter tho
He also masturbates at the beach (to a teenage girl), possibly masturbates in the outhouse, possibly masturbates in the bathtub, likes to kiss his wife's ass(hole?) enjoys the smell of her dirty laundry...
So that's why it's a literary classic.
One of the first thing you learn as an English major is that lasting literature is mostly NC-17.
Which makes it really easy to ace essays. After I threw in a finger-banging scene, nobody could critique it.
He's a juxtaposition to Daedalus, who cannot seem to exist between the poles of women are either saints or whores. Bloom is fine with being subservient to his beautiful wife, both fetishizes her and operates in the defetishized-zones of their relationship, and can appreciate her in all the ways that Steven finds himself unable.
I'm always amused about how like "wild" people think they are these days but you read some old literature and half the class will be blushing.
I just find it funny realizing that our grand literary tradition is mostly just fancy hard core erotica, and that you can wow most literary people with an edited copy of a cybersex session.
So, how can I get past this Zenan Bridge? I guess Link has shown up and went off to do battle with Ganondorf or something.
Oh wow you're new to this.
Zenan Bridge - 600 A.D.
When you arrive here, talk to the knight in gold, and he'll ask you if the
food that they need has arrived from Guardia Castle yet. After you talk to the
knight in gold, exit the Zenan Bridge by heading east.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Here, head northeast, then north and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, simply make your way through the forest.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Once you are on the overworld screen yet AGAIN, head north, then enter Guardia
Castle, which you'll be in for a little more than two seconds this time.
Guardia Castle - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, the guards will stop you from entering at first, but
then they'll realize who it is and let you into the castle. Once you are able
to enter the castle, head east and then all the way north and go down the
stairs there, into the next room. In this room, head south and into the actual
room. Once you enter the actual room, head west and southeast, and you'll see
three girls, followed by a chef. Talk to the chef, then he and one of the
girls will argue a bit, then you'll regain control. When you do, head west and
north from the area with the girls and the chef, then head east and northeast
and go up the stairs into the previous room. Back in this room, head south and
then west, towards the entrance of the castle. On your way to the entrance,
the chef will stop you and give you some Jerky for the people starving on
Zenan Bridge. He'll also give you a Power Tab. After that, he'll leave and go
back to the kitchen, then you'll regain control. When you regain control, head
west and towards the entrance of the castle like you were originally going to
before the chef stopped you. When you reach the entrance of the castle, exit
it.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld again, head south and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Here, go through the forest exit on the other end.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld, head southwest, then all the way south towards Zenan
Bridge once again. Save your game before entering it this time, though, as you
will have to fight there this time.
Zenan Bridge - 600 A.D.
Back on Zenan Bridge, talk to the knight in gold and tell him that the Jerky
is for him and his men.
And F-Zero dots.
But man I love my wii. Fuck da haterz.
Thanks for the guide, but I figured out that I needed to get them food.
Well fuck you then. I'm not helping you when you complain to me about some of the boss fights when you're underleveled and about to die.
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She's not attractive, funny, and her voice sounds annoying.
Except you're using context to figure it out. I'm talking about understanding a word from the parts itself. Using your example, it'd be like figuring out "quadriplegics" from "quadri" and "plegics".
9 years is nothin'. I'd hope that most people don't lose their virginity in elementary school.
He also masturbates at the beach (to a teenage girl), possibly masturbates in the outhouse, possibly masturbates in the bathtub, likes to kiss his wife's ass(hole?) enjoys the smell of her dirty laundry...
Rats.
This is a small price to pay to learn what Christmas is all about.
I read The World Inside by him but yeah I remember something like that too.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Now that's High Art.
So that's why it's a literary classic.
One of the first thing you learn as an English major is that lasting literature is mostly NC-17.
Which makes it really easy to ace essays. After I threw in a finger-banging scene, nobody could critique it.
Of course, you guys better appreciate my degus though!
3DS: 2852-6809-9411
So, how can I get past this Zenan Bridge? I guess Link has shown up and went off to do battle with Ganondorf or something.
Red Planet is Heinlein at his best in terms of SciFi. The book Starship Troopers is well worth a read. Especially if you've seen the movie. (But if you liked the movie... well its worth ready anyway).
Asimov wrote hundreds of books on every subject ever. When he was younger this included a ton of good sci-fi books (eg: the Robot series or the Foundation books) but then he took a 20 year break from the genre and when he came back just didn't have the touch.
I think probably the best pure sci-fi author of the 20th century was Poul Anderson. Good starting points for his stuff: Trader to the Stars or The Earth Book of Stormgate. One caveat: despite being such a badass of science fiction his book have the worst cover art ever.
When you arrive here, talk to the knight in gold, and he'll ask you if the
food that they need has arrived from Guardia Castle yet. After you talk to the
knight in gold, exit the Zenan Bridge by heading east.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Here, head northeast, then north and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, simply make your way through the forest.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Once you are on the overworld screen yet AGAIN, head north, then enter Guardia
Castle, which you'll be in for a little more than two seconds this time.
Guardia Castle - 600 A.D.
Once you arrive here, the guards will stop you from entering at first, but
then they'll realize who it is and let you into the castle. Once you are able
to enter the castle, head east and then all the way north and go down the
stairs there, into the next room. In this room, head south and into the actual
room. Once you enter the actual room, head west and southeast, and you'll see
three girls, followed by a chef. Talk to the chef, then he and one of the
girls will argue a bit, then you'll regain control. When you do, head west and
north from the area with the girls and the chef, then head east and northeast
and go up the stairs into the previous room. Back in this room, head south and
then west, towards the entrance of the castle. On your way to the entrance,
the chef will stop you and give you some Jerky for the people starving on
Zenan Bridge. He'll also give you a Power Tab. After that, he'll leave and go
back to the kitchen, then you'll regain control. When you regain control, head
west and towards the entrance of the castle like you were originally going to
before the chef stopped you. When you reach the entrance of the castle, exit
it.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld again, head south and enter Guardia Forest.
Guardia Forest - 600 A.D.
Here, go through the forest exit on the other end.
Overworld - 600 A.D.
Back on the overworld, head southwest, then all the way south towards Zenan
Bridge once again. Save your game before entering it this time, though, as you
will have to fight there this time.
Zenan Bridge - 600 A.D.
Back on Zenan Bridge, talk to the knight in gold and tell him that the Jerky
is for him and his men.
And F-Zero dots.
But man I love my wii. Fuck da haterz.
Ego searching is bad.
I'm always amused about how like "wild" people think they are these days but you read some old literature and half the class will be blushing.
although mine tends to be able pedophilia and blah blah blah cops being called blah blah we want our child back
He is more famous for his "Majipoor" books (eg: Lord Valentine's Castle).
These two were just godsdamned weird. Like in a "you read it you can't un-read it" kind of way.
I think I need to get to sleep pretty soon.
@gamefacts - Totally and utterly true gaming facts on the regular!
Liar search for Zen, oh wait you can't :P
Zen we cool.
If I had a little sister I'd sell her to you, no questions.
EDIT: Yeah, I'm very new at this. I just got it for the DS. I have the playstation version, but for some reason my PS2 doesn't want it to load up anything.
OH BOY
He's a juxtaposition to Daedalus, who cannot seem to exist between the poles of women are either saints or whores. Bloom is fine with being subservient to his beautiful wife, both fetishizes her and operates in the defetishized-zones of their relationship, and can appreciate her in all the ways that Steven finds himself unable.
But yeah it's hard to search for my name anyway
@Zim:
I just find it funny realizing that our grand literary tradition is mostly just fancy hard core erotica, and that you can wow most literary people with an edited copy of a cybersex session.
Let it be known that I don't care about the rest of you.
and people use the word "evil" a lot
although for some strange reason people do refer to me as "multifarious"