Wednesday, 31 December 2008
mercedo wrote today at 1:19 AM
I like jasmine tea too. Oh, you like green tea? Jasmine green tea, I heard it for the first time. Not only limited in tea but in the case of perfume, scent makes me crazy. My ex ex girlfriend used Cabotine, my wife used Eternity. My ex girlfriend from Africa used Coppertone. That really suits her. Let's have a tea. It doesn't bother me even if I take it at night.
I like jasmine tea too. Oh, you like green tea? Jasmine green tea, I heard it for the first time. Not only limited in tea but in the case of perfume, scent makes me crazy. My ex ex girlfriend used Cabotine, my wife used Eternity. My ex girlfriend from Africa used Coppertone. That really suits her. Let's have a tea. It doesn't bother me even if I take it at night.
mercedo wrote today at 1:19 AM
I like jasmine tea too. Oh, you like green tea? Jasmine green tea, I heard it for the first time. Not only limited in tea but in the case of perfume, scent makes me crazy. My ex ex girlfriend used Cabotine, my wife used Eternity. My ex girlfriend from Africa used Coppertone. That really suits her. Let's have a tea. It doesn't bother me even if I take it at night.
I like jasmine tea too. Oh, you like green tea? Jasmine green tea, I heard it for the first time. Not only limited in tea but in the case of perfume, scent makes me crazy. My ex ex girlfriend used Cabotine, my wife used Eternity. My ex girlfriend from Africa used Coppertone. That really suits her. Let's have a tea. It doesn't bother me even if I take it at night.
mercedo wrote today at 1:10 AM
I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor in my undergraduate days. My student was a high school girl. She was very pretty. I had been teaching her with suppressing my stupid desire. 11 years later. I married my current wife and I realised one of her best friends who attended our wedding ceremony was an elder sister of my former student. My former student didn't attend our ceremony but later she came to see me and we wondered how rare a kind of coincident we had both of us had known one another in the event of my marriage. She had already married. Since her sister is a best friend of my wife, we had had countable occasions to meet. Having a party, going shopping with all our family, etc. I hadn't been with my former student though, I had heard a lot about what she's doing from her sister or my wife. I assume in a dream I was trying to do what I couldn't do though I was able to do if I really decided to do in her private room not with herself but with her elder sister. I had been teaching just tens of hundreds of students. It is detestable to even just imagine having it off with any of them. It must have been out of the question to get off with a high school student even in a dream.
I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor in my undergraduate days. My student was a high school girl. She was very pretty. I had been teaching her with suppressing my stupid desire. 11 years later. I married my current wife and I realised one of her best friends who attended our wedding ceremony was an elder sister of my former student. My former student didn't attend our ceremony but later she came to see me and we wondered how rare a kind of coincident we had both of us had known one another in the event of my marriage. She had already married. Since her sister is a best friend of my wife, we had had countable occasions to meet. Having a party, going shopping with all our family, etc. I hadn't been with my former student though, I had heard a lot about what she's doing from her sister or my wife. I assume in a dream I was trying to do what I couldn't do though I was able to do if I really decided to do in her private room not with herself but with her elder sister. I had been teaching just tens of hundreds of students. It is detestable to even just imagine having it off with any of them. It must have been out of the question to get off with a high school student even in a dream.
mercedo wrote today at 1:10 AM
I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor in my undergraduate days. My student was a high school girl. She was very pretty. I had been teaching her with suppressing my stupid desire. 11 years later. I married my current wife and I realised one of her best friends who attended our wedding ceremony was an elder sister of my former student. My former student didn't attend our ceremony but later she came to see me and we wondered how rare a kind of coincident we had both of us had known one another in the event of my marriage. She had already married. Since her sister is a best friend of my wife, we had had countable occasions to meet. Having a party, going shopping with all our family, etc. I hadn't been with my former student though, I had heard a lot about what she's doing from her sister or my wife. I assume in a dream I was trying to do what I couldn't do though I was able to do if I really decided to do in her private room not with herself but with her elder sister. I had been teaching just tens of hundreds of students. It is detestable to even just imagine having it off with any of them. It must have been out of the question to get off with a high school student even in a dream.
I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor in my undergraduate days. My student was a high school girl. She was very pretty. I had been teaching her with suppressing my stupid desire. 11 years later. I married my current wife and I realised one of her best friends who attended our wedding ceremony was an elder sister of my former student. My former student didn't attend our ceremony but later she came to see me and we wondered how rare a kind of coincident we had both of us had known one another in the event of my marriage. She had already married. Since her sister is a best friend of my wife, we had had countable occasions to meet. Having a party, going shopping with all our family, etc. I hadn't been with my former student though, I had heard a lot about what she's doing from her sister or my wife. I assume in a dream I was trying to do what I couldn't do though I was able to do if I really decided to do in her private room not with herself but with her elder sister. I had been teaching just tens of hundreds of students. It is detestable to even just imagine having it off with any of them. It must have been out of the question to get off with a high school student even in a dream.
mercedo wrote today at 12:08 AM
Real criminal may have been media that repeatedly and sensationally reported the incident.
Real criminal may have been media that repeatedly and sensationally reported the incident.
mercedo wrote today at 12:08 AM
Real criminal may have been media that repeatedly and sensationally reported the incident.
Real criminal may have been media that repeatedly and sensationally reported the incident.
mercedo wrote today at 12:03 AM
I have been fired for more than 7 times. This is not something that I'm proud of, but at the same time it's not what I am ashamed of. I don't obey what I believe it's against my policy. I think I worked for one and a half year. I couldn't take enough sleep.
I have been fired for more than 7 times. This is not something that I'm proud of, but at the same time it's not what I am ashamed of. I don't obey what I believe it's against my policy. I think I worked for one and a half year. I couldn't take enough sleep.
mercedo wrote today at 12:03 AM
I have been fired for more than 7 times. This is not something that I'm proud of, but at the same time it's not what I am ashamed of. I don't obey what I believe it's against my policy. I think I worked for one and a half year. I couldn't take enough sleep.
I have been fired for more than 7 times. This is not something that I'm proud of, but at the same time it's not what I am ashamed of. I don't obey what I believe it's against my policy. I think I worked for one and a half year. I couldn't take enough sleep.
Tuesday, 30 December 2008
mercedo wrote today at 11:52 PM
Yukio Mishima wrote a novel called 'A confession of mask' through which he confessed candidly his hidden inclination. Friedrich Nietzsche wrote in his writings that the deep spirit wants a mask. Novelists always have their heroes say something instead of saying directly.
Yukio Mishima wrote a novel called 'A confession of mask' through which he confessed candidly his hidden inclination. Friedrich Nietzsche wrote in his writings that the deep spirit wants a mask. Novelists always have their heroes say something instead of saying directly.
mercedo wrote today at 11:52 PM
Yukio Mishima wrote a novel called 'A confession of mask' through which he confessed candidly his hidden inclination. Friedrich Nietzsche wrote in his writings that the deep spirit wants a mask. Novelists always have their heroes say something instead of saying directly.
Yukio Mishima wrote a novel called 'A confession of mask' through which he confessed candidly his hidden inclination. Friedrich Nietzsche wrote in his writings that the deep spirit wants a mask. Novelists always have their heroes say something instead of saying directly.
Monday, 29 December 2008
Zenon's paradox (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 23:39 (#26257571) Homepage Journal
40 years ago I must have felt nostalgia. At age 5 or 6 I found a machine gun under the bridge. It was 1966 or 67, still this country was under the recovery from the confusion of post war era. I felt a kind of nostalgia thinking back to the past in this country.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 23:39 (#26257571) Homepage Journal
40 years ago I must have felt nostalgia. At age 5 or 6 I found a machine gun under the bridge. It was 1966 or 67, still this country was under the recovery from the confusion of post war era. I felt a kind of nostalgia thinking back to the past in this country.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Zenon's paradox (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 23:39 (#26257571) Homepage Journal
40 years ago I must have felt nostalgia. At age 5 or 6 I found a machine gun under the bridge. It was 1966 or 67, still this country was under the recovery from the confusion of post war era. I felt a kind of nostalgia thinking back to the past in this country.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 23:39 (#26257571) Homepage Journal
40 years ago I must have felt nostalgia. At age 5 or 6 I found a machine gun under the bridge. It was 1966 or 67, still this country was under the recovery from the confusion of post war era. I felt a kind of nostalgia thinking back to the past in this country.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
stangdrivin:- mercedo:It seems posting started working properly. You look nice, your picture gives me a sort of impression on you, which is important.
>what is the impression?...I can take the good and bad..and id value your opinion
You look a thoughtful, considerate man. Good impression of course!
>what is the impression?...I can take the good and bad..and id value your opinion
You look a thoughtful, considerate man. Good impression of course!
stangdrivin:- mercedo:It seems posting started working properly. You look nice, your picture gives me a sort of impression on you, which is important.
>what is the impression?...I can take the good and bad..and id value your opinion
You look a thoughtful, considerate man. Good impression of course!
>what is the impression?...I can take the good and bad..and id value your opinion
You look a thoughtful, considerate man. Good impression of course!
Scorched earth policy
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.
Scorched earth policy
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.
Scorched earth policy
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.h
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.h
Scorched earth policy
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.h
2008.12.29 22:14
In the event of war we usually don't leave anything valuable when we left the place to retreat. We desrtoy almost everything including houses, buildings, and fuels,etc. This is called scorched earth policy in general.
In peace time as nowadays we always throw away luncheon, fish, meat whose date best before expired without making the most of. They think it's better to throw away rather than selling at dumping price. It neither decrease demand nor increase supply. They think it decrease demand and increase supply if they sell them at dumping price, which affects a lot in their commerce after all.
Is there any differece between war time and peace time in the act of ourselves? The answer is no.h
Nostalgia
2008.12.29 21:37
I watched some movie. That was a movie whose age setting is late '60s and the real event took place in Tokyo. It was about 40 years ago. I found a lot of nostalgic site in a movie we don't usually see these days.
At the end of the movie I found the location was not in Tokyo, but in Kitakyushu, one of the local town in Japan. Tokyo must have changed completely because it has been a cutting edge of development. On the other hand, Kitakyushu is almost a deserted town left behind the times of prosperity once this town enjoyed in prewar Japan. This town is deserted after energy revolution from coal to oil.
There's a utility to be left behind the times.
2008.12.29 21:37
I watched some movie. That was a movie whose age setting is late '60s and the real event took place in Tokyo. It was about 40 years ago. I found a lot of nostalgic site in a movie we don't usually see these days.
At the end of the movie I found the location was not in Tokyo, but in Kitakyushu, one of the local town in Japan. Tokyo must have changed completely because it has been a cutting edge of development. On the other hand, Kitakyushu is almost a deserted town left behind the times of prosperity once this town enjoyed in prewar Japan. This town is deserted after energy revolution from coal to oil.
There's a utility to be left behind the times.
Nostalgia
2008.12.29 21:37
I watched some movie. That was a movie whose age setting is late '60s and the real event took place in Tokyo. It was about 40 years ago. I found a lot of nostalgic site in a movie we don't usually see these days.
At the end of the movie I found the location was not in Tokyo, but in Kitakyushu, one of the local town in Japan. Tokyo must have changed completely because it has been a cutting edge of development. On the other hand, Kitakyushu is almost a deserted town left behind the times of prosperity once this town enjoyed in prewar Japan. This town is deserted after energy revolution from coal to oil.
There's a utility to be left behind the times.
2008.12.29 21:37
I watched some movie. That was a movie whose age setting is late '60s and the real event took place in Tokyo. It was about 40 years ago. I found a lot of nostalgic site in a movie we don't usually see these days.
At the end of the movie I found the location was not in Tokyo, but in Kitakyushu, one of the local town in Japan. Tokyo must have changed completely because it has been a cutting edge of development. On the other hand, Kitakyushu is almost a deserted town left behind the times of prosperity once this town enjoyed in prewar Japan. This town is deserted after energy revolution from coal to oil.
There's a utility to be left behind the times.
mercedo (1 second ago)
It seems posting started working properly. You look nice, your picture gives me a sort of impression on you, which is important.
It seems posting started working properly. You look nice, your picture gives me a sort of impression on you, which is important.
mercedo (1 second ago)
It seems posting started working properly. You look nice, your picture gives me a sort of impression on you, which is important.
It seems posting started working properly. You look nice, your picture gives me a sort of impression on you, which is important.
>Love can be filled with pitfalls. yes we are on imperfect, But as you responded to her tears... you had the response which is why you are human..you cared about her..realizing that.. you were a real human being
Sometimes separation is more difficult than making love for the first time with a new partner.
Sometimes separation is more difficult than making love for the first time with a new partner.
>Love can be filled with pitfalls. yes we are on imperfect, But as you responded to her tears... you had the response which is why you are human..you cared about her..realizing that.. you were a real human being
Sometimes separation is more difficult than making love for the first time with a new partner.
Sometimes separation is more difficult than making love for the first time with a new partner.
Mer Cedo (5 minutes ago)
>Do you agree with the Japanese being called workaholic? It's too expensive to live in Tokyo, I have to work long hours to keep myself... I make it a rule to work not to exceed 48 hours in a week. I eat nutrient food every day. I take enough sleeping hours and don't forget to have relaxing hours every night with a partner.
>Do you agree with the Japanese being called workaholic? It's too expensive to live in Tokyo, I have to work long hours to keep myself... I make it a rule to work not to exceed 48 hours in a week. I eat nutrient food every day. I take enough sleeping hours and don't forget to have relaxing hours every night with a partner.
Mer Cedo (5 minutes ago)
>Do you agree with the Japanese being called workaholic? It's too expensive to live in Tokyo, I have to work long hours to keep myself... I make it a rule to work not to exceed 48 hours in a week. I eat nutrient food every day. I take enough sleeping hours and don't forget to have relaxing hours every night with a partner.
>Do you agree with the Japanese being called workaholic? It's too expensive to live in Tokyo, I have to work long hours to keep myself... I make it a rule to work not to exceed 48 hours in a week. I eat nutrient food every day. I take enough sleeping hours and don't forget to have relaxing hours every night with a partner.
Mer Cedo (1 second ago)
>they lose their health for money, and they lose their money to restore their health". This phrase means you are going to lose everything. Health is more important than any other thing. You work to earn money and spend it other than your ailment.
>they lose their health for money, and they lose their money to restore their health". This phrase means you are going to lose everything. Health is more important than any other thing. You work to earn money and spend it other than your ailment.
Mer Cedo (1 second ago)
>they lose their health for money, and they lose their money to restore their health". This phrase means you are going to lose everything. Health is more important than any other thing. You work to earn money and spend it other than your ailment.
>they lose their health for money, and they lose their money to restore their health". This phrase means you are going to lose everything. Health is more important than any other thing. You work to earn money and spend it other than your ailment.
Mer Cedo (1 second ago)
It's better to work daytime. You look healthy. Merry Christmas and a Happy new year!
It's better to work daytime. You look healthy. Merry Christmas and a Happy new year!
Christian values and the existence of God
Dec 2, '08 7:04 PMfor everyone
I believe Christian value is very good. Altruism, love and sacrifice. Nobody can't know whether God really exists. God exists or does not exist, which is regardless of whether people believe in God. Do those who believe in God really show altruism, love and sacrifice? I think Christian values and existence of God are not mutually related.
I think there are many people who believe in Christian values but don't believe in God. I think that's natural.
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neim0 wrote on Dec 6
Agreed.I think human morality influenced the creation of religions thousands of years ago. So people with good morality were good even before religion told them to be.
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mercedo wrote today at 2:41 PM
Thousands of years ago the existence of God must have played an important role for the rulers to let their people obey the rules and regulations. Today I only understand God ideologically. God is love, God is justice, etc. I believe in God in these senses.
Dec 2, '08 7:04 PMfor everyone
I believe Christian value is very good. Altruism, love and sacrifice. Nobody can't know whether God really exists. God exists or does not exist, which is regardless of whether people believe in God. Do those who believe in God really show altruism, love and sacrifice? I think Christian values and existence of God are not mutually related.
I think there are many people who believe in Christian values but don't believe in God. I think that's natural.
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neim0 wrote on Dec 6
Agreed.I think human morality influenced the creation of religions thousands of years ago. So people with good morality were good even before religion told them to be.
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mercedo wrote today at 2:41 PM
Thousands of years ago the existence of God must have played an important role for the rulers to let their people obey the rules and regulations. Today I only understand God ideologically. God is love, God is justice, etc. I believe in God in these senses.
Today I sympathise (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 13:33 (#26254707) Homepage Journal
Deep regret.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 13:33 (#26254707) Homepage Journal
Deep regret.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Today I sympathise (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 13:33 (#26254707) Homepage Journal
Deep regret.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 13:33 (#26254707) Homepage Journal
Deep regret.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
~mercedo 0 seconds ago
The way she raised her right hand is sexy.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
The way she raised her right hand is sexy.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 0 seconds ago
The way she raised her right hand is sexy.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
The way she raised her right hand is sexy.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 2 seconds ago
Nice propotion!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
Nice propotion!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 2 seconds ago
Nice propotion!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
Nice propotion!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
Re:I married at age 35 (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 11:40 (#26254161) Homepage Journal
>marriage is a big strategic win.
I married at age 34.
It was not until the age 31 that I had a romantic relation with someone for the first time in my life. I was busy studying throughout my twenties.
My first love was Filipino and she and I spent about a year including living together for three months in Manilla. We were really serious about marrying but for many technical reasons we were unable to. We separated under mutual consent.
I got married to a Japanese woman after this and still we have been married I mean in legally speaking. Our cooperation never lasted forever as we swore at the wedding ceremony. It had only lasted for two years.
My current common-law wife is my fourth girlfriend in my life. We've been living together for a year up to now. My common-law wife has been giving me a great satisfaction and protection. I am satisfied with our relationship. We are not so young. She's 48, I'm 47. My legal wife is 44.
For my part there's a difference between marriage on paper and vitual marriage. Marriage on paper imposes on me a lot of responsibility. My legal wife depends on me mainly economically.
Was it good for me to have married? Yes. It is good for us to have someone who needs us more than I do.
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 11:40 (#26254161) Homepage Journal
>marriage is a big strategic win.
I married at age 34.
It was not until the age 31 that I had a romantic relation with someone for the first time in my life. I was busy studying throughout my twenties.
My first love was Filipino and she and I spent about a year including living together for three months in Manilla. We were really serious about marrying but for many technical reasons we were unable to. We separated under mutual consent.
I got married to a Japanese woman after this and still we have been married I mean in legally speaking. Our cooperation never lasted forever as we swore at the wedding ceremony. It had only lasted for two years.
My current common-law wife is my fourth girlfriend in my life. We've been living together for a year up to now. My common-law wife has been giving me a great satisfaction and protection. I am satisfied with our relationship. We are not so young. She's 48, I'm 47. My legal wife is 44.
For my part there's a difference between marriage on paper and vitual marriage. Marriage on paper imposes on me a lot of responsibility. My legal wife depends on me mainly economically.
Was it good for me to have married? Yes. It is good for us to have someone who needs us more than I do.
Re:I married at age 35 (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 11:40 (#26254161) Homepage Journal
>marriage is a big strategic win.
I married at age 34.
It was not until the age 31 that I had a romantic relation with someone for the first time in my life. I was busy studying throughout my twenties.
My first love was Filipino and she and I spent about a year including living together for three months in Manilla. We were really serious about marrying but for many technical reasons we were unable to. We separated under mutual consent.
I got married to a Japanese woman after this and still we have been married I mean in legally speaking. Our cooperation never lasted forever as we swore at the wedding ceremony. It had only lasted for two years.
My current common-law wife is my fourth girlfriend in my life. We've been living together for a year up to now. My common-law wife has been giving me a great satisfaction and protection. I am satisfied with our relationship. We are not so young. She's 48, I'm 47. My legal wife is 44.
For my part there's a difference between marriage on paper and vitual marriage. Marriage on paper imposes on me a lot of responsibility. My legal wife depends on me mainly economically.
Was it good for me to have married? Yes. It is good for us to have someone who needs us more than I do.
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 11:40 (#26254161) Homepage Journal
>marriage is a big strategic win.
I married at age 34.
It was not until the age 31 that I had a romantic relation with someone for the first time in my life. I was busy studying throughout my twenties.
My first love was Filipino and she and I spent about a year including living together for three months in Manilla. We were really serious about marrying but for many technical reasons we were unable to. We separated under mutual consent.
I got married to a Japanese woman after this and still we have been married I mean in legally speaking. Our cooperation never lasted forever as we swore at the wedding ceremony. It had only lasted for two years.
My current common-law wife is my fourth girlfriend in my life. We've been living together for a year up to now. My common-law wife has been giving me a great satisfaction and protection. I am satisfied with our relationship. We are not so young. She's 48, I'm 47. My legal wife is 44.
For my part there's a difference between marriage on paper and vitual marriage. Marriage on paper imposes on me a lot of responsibility. My legal wife depends on me mainly economically.
Was it good for me to have married? Yes. It is good for us to have someone who needs us more than I do.
Re:Argentum (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 0:13 (#26249315) Homepage Journal
Love, affection, infatuation...there're many words for it. In Japanese and Chinese as well I can recall a couple of words, but ideologically speaking love is undivided. Love is one.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 0:13 (#26249315) Homepage Journal
Love, affection, infatuation...there're many words for it. In Japanese and Chinese as well I can recall a couple of words, but ideologically speaking love is undivided. Love is one.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Re:Argentum (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 0:13 (#26249315) Homepage Journal
Love, affection, infatuation...there're many words for it. In Japanese and Chinese as well I can recall a couple of words, but ideologically speaking love is undivided. Love is one.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.29 0:13 (#26249315) Homepage Journal
Love, affection, infatuation...there're many words for it. In Japanese and Chinese as well I can recall a couple of words, but ideologically speaking love is undivided. Love is one.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Sunday, 28 December 2008
Colour of money (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 20:21 (#26248199) Homepage Journal
>Why bother? Hasn't 2008 demonstrated that bank management is notional? The only thing that matters is being "too big to fail", which I think means "having sufficient congressional dirt" in the common tongue.
General rule 1; Banks are saved by public fund when they had millions of non performing bonds. Ten years ago, they were able to borrow millions of dollars and now they have already finished returning the money. Instead they kept on failing to pay interest. Interest rate has been nearly 0% since then.
2; Securities companies are not saved. Yamaichi Securities, Lehmann Brothers were not saved. It is a gamble. Collapsing is also a part of speculation there.
3; Private companies ought not to be saved. Some companies go bankrupt following the change of industrial structure. Those who lost their jobs ought to be hired in more prosperous industries.
There's no colour of money. Money is prior to securities, goods. Money in banks is the last citadel and appreciated by many people at all times.
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 20:21 (#26248199) Homepage Journal
>Why bother? Hasn't 2008 demonstrated that bank management is notional? The only thing that matters is being "too big to fail", which I think means "having sufficient congressional dirt" in the common tongue.
General rule 1; Banks are saved by public fund when they had millions of non performing bonds. Ten years ago, they were able to borrow millions of dollars and now they have already finished returning the money. Instead they kept on failing to pay interest. Interest rate has been nearly 0% since then.
2; Securities companies are not saved. Yamaichi Securities, Lehmann Brothers were not saved. It is a gamble. Collapsing is also a part of speculation there.
3; Private companies ought not to be saved. Some companies go bankrupt following the change of industrial structure. Those who lost their jobs ought to be hired in more prosperous industries.
There's no colour of money. Money is prior to securities, goods. Money in banks is the last citadel and appreciated by many people at all times.
Colour of money (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 20:21 (#26248199) Homepage Journal
>Why bother? Hasn't 2008 demonstrated that bank management is notional? The only thing that matters is being "too big to fail", which I think means "having sufficient congressional dirt" in the common tongue.
General rule 1; Banks are saved by public fund when they had millions of non performing bonds. Ten years ago, they were able to borrow millions of dollars and now they have already finished returning the money. Instead they kept on failing to pay interest. Interest rate has been nearly 0% since then.
2; Securities companies are not saved. Yamaichi Securities, Lehmann Brothers were not saved. It is a gamble. Collapsing is also a part of speculation there.
3; Private companies ought not to be saved. Some companies go bankrupt following the change of industrial structure. Those who lost their jobs ought to be hired in more prosperous industries.
There's no colour of money. Money is prior to securities, goods. Money in banks is the last citadel and appreciated by many people at all times.
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 20:21 (#26248199) Homepage Journal
>Why bother? Hasn't 2008 demonstrated that bank management is notional? The only thing that matters is being "too big to fail", which I think means "having sufficient congressional dirt" in the common tongue.
General rule 1; Banks are saved by public fund when they had millions of non performing bonds. Ten years ago, they were able to borrow millions of dollars and now they have already finished returning the money. Instead they kept on failing to pay interest. Interest rate has been nearly 0% since then.
2; Securities companies are not saved. Yamaichi Securities, Lehmann Brothers were not saved. It is a gamble. Collapsing is also a part of speculation there.
3; Private companies ought not to be saved. Some companies go bankrupt following the change of industrial structure. Those who lost their jobs ought to be hired in more prosperous industries.
There's no colour of money. Money is prior to securities, goods. Money in banks is the last citadel and appreciated by many people at all times.
Re:Argentum (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 18:34 (#26247927) Homepage Journal
>I wonder if there has ever been a system based upon a fixed number of objects.
Why not start using one love, two loves in interest. People will gladly accept them since they have been thirsty in love.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 18:34 (#26247927) Homepage Journal
>I wonder if there has ever been a system based upon a fixed number of objects.
Why not start using one love, two loves in interest. People will gladly accept them since they have been thirsty in love.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Re:Argentum (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 18:34 (#26247927) Homepage Journal
>I wonder if there has ever been a system based upon a fixed number of objects.
Why not start using one love, two loves in interest. People will gladly accept them since they have been thirsty in love.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 18:34 (#26247927) Homepage Journal
>I wonder if there has ever been a system based upon a fixed number of objects.
Why not start using one love, two loves in interest. People will gladly accept them since they have been thirsty in love.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Re:Not sure (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 17:05 (#26247647) Homepage Journal
We are born to be imperfect. We are born to be either a male or a female but not a human. We have started seeking for being a human since we were born.
Self love is a most basic form of love we learn in the first place. But we cannot keep on being only loving ourselves. We started loving others. This is a bud of love affairs.
Firstly we started loving someone who has similarity to ourselves. But this is not entirely the same as a matured love we call. This is similar to a self love, still keeping on being imperfect. We started loving someone who has different distinction from ourselves. This is real love and dangerous of its own nature. Love is sometimes stronger than anything. Because love in this sense sometimes tries to overwhelm the self as a being to be perfect, which does not exist in our world.
We were born to be imperfect, but in love we can be perfect.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 17:05 (#26247647) Homepage Journal
We are born to be imperfect. We are born to be either a male or a female but not a human. We have started seeking for being a human since we were born.
Self love is a most basic form of love we learn in the first place. But we cannot keep on being only loving ourselves. We started loving others. This is a bud of love affairs.
Firstly we started loving someone who has similarity to ourselves. But this is not entirely the same as a matured love we call. This is similar to a self love, still keeping on being imperfect. We started loving someone who has different distinction from ourselves. This is real love and dangerous of its own nature. Love is sometimes stronger than anything. Because love in this sense sometimes tries to overwhelm the self as a being to be perfect, which does not exist in our world.
We were born to be imperfect, but in love we can be perfect.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Re:Not sure (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 17:05 (#26247647) Homepage Journal
We are born to be imperfect. We are born to be either a male or a female but not a human. We have started seeking for being a human since we were born.
Self love is a most basic form of love we learn in the first place. But we cannot keep on being only loving ourselves. We started loving others. This is a bud of love affairs.
Firstly we started loving someone who has similarity to ourselves. But this is not entirely the same as a matured love we call. This is similar to a self love, still keeping on being imperfect. We started loving someone who has different distinction from ourselves. This is real love and dangerous of its own nature. Love is sometimes stronger than anything. Because love in this sense sometimes tries to overwhelm the self as a being to be perfect, which does not exist in our world.
We were born to be imperfect, but in love we can be perfect.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 17:05 (#26247647) Homepage Journal
We are born to be imperfect. We are born to be either a male or a female but not a human. We have started seeking for being a human since we were born.
Self love is a most basic form of love we learn in the first place. But we cannot keep on being only loving ourselves. We started loving others. This is a bud of love affairs.
Firstly we started loving someone who has similarity to ourselves. But this is not entirely the same as a matured love we call. This is similar to a self love, still keeping on being imperfect. We started loving someone who has different distinction from ourselves. This is real love and dangerous of its own nature. Love is sometimes stronger than anything. Because love in this sense sometimes tries to overwhelm the self as a being to be perfect, which does not exist in our world.
We were born to be imperfect, but in love we can be perfect.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Love and Love-not
My ex ex girlfriend who was 4 years senior to me once confessed her defect is her impossibility of love. She said she can't love anyone. She repeatedly slept with other guys while we live together for about a year.
Other three guys - a young French guy, who once stayed in Japan. She spent a month in Lyon while we are still in love. One Japanese guy who is the same age as hers. She had known him since the age 20. She married a friend of his, but actually she liked him. A guy who is five years senior to her. This love affair triggered off our separation in the end.
Her only contribution to me was I was able to separate from her without a problem. She might have wanted, but I not.
On the other hands, my current common-law wife. I found her in tears when I suggested a temporary separation. I couldn't stay her alone. Now I realised it is hard to separate from her. This is another inconvenience of competence in love.
Other three guys - a young French guy, who once stayed in Japan. She spent a month in Lyon while we are still in love. One Japanese guy who is the same age as hers. She had known him since the age 20. She married a friend of his, but actually she liked him. A guy who is five years senior to her. This love affair triggered off our separation in the end.
Her only contribution to me was I was able to separate from her without a problem. She might have wanted, but I not.
On the other hands, my current common-law wife. I found her in tears when I suggested a temporary separation. I couldn't stay her alone. Now I realised it is hard to separate from her. This is another inconvenience of competence in love.
Love and Love-not
My ex ex girlfriend who was 4 years senior to me once confessed her defect is her impossibility of love. She said she can't love anyone. She repeatedly slept with other guys while we live together for about a year.
Other three guys - a young French guy, who once stayed in Japan. She spent a month in Lyon while we are still in love. One Japanese guy who is the same age as hers. She had known him since the age 20. She married a friend of his, but actually she liked him. A guy who is five years senior to her. This love affair triggered off our separation in the end.
Her only contribution to me was I was able to separate from her without a problem. She might have wanted, but I not.
On the other hands, my current common-law wife. I found her in tears when I suggested a temporary separation. I couldn't stay her alone. Now I realised it is hard to separate from her. This is another inconvenience of competence in love.
Other three guys - a young French guy, who once stayed in Japan. She spent a month in Lyon while we are still in love. One Japanese guy who is the same age as hers. She had known him since the age 20. She married a friend of his, but actually she liked him. A guy who is five years senior to her. This love affair triggered off our separation in the end.
Her only contribution to me was I was able to separate from her without a problem. She might have wanted, but I not.
On the other hands, my current common-law wife. I found her in tears when I suggested a temporary separation. I couldn't stay her alone. Now I realised it is hard to separate from her. This is another inconvenience of competence in love.
Argentum (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 11:44 (#26246245) Homepage Journal
Do they pay interest in silver?
It seems you are interested in investing in precious metals as silver. The definition of precious metals varies as time goes by I think. Fine steel is now a precious metal.
Personally I like silver more than aurum and platinum. It is unmeasurable up to the taste of someone.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 11:44 (#26246245) Homepage Journal
Do they pay interest in silver?
It seems you are interested in investing in precious metals as silver. The definition of precious metals varies as time goes by I think. Fine steel is now a precious metal.
Personally I like silver more than aurum and platinum. It is unmeasurable up to the taste of someone.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Argentum (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 11:44 (#26246245) Homepage Journal
Do they pay interest in silver?
It seems you are interested in investing in precious metals as silver. The definition of precious metals varies as time goes by I think. Fine steel is now a precious metal.
Personally I like silver more than aurum and platinum. It is unmeasurable up to the taste of someone.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.28 11:44 (#26246245) Homepage Journal
Do they pay interest in silver?
It seems you are interested in investing in precious metals as silver. The definition of precious metals varies as time goes by I think. Fine steel is now a precious metal.
Personally I like silver more than aurum and platinum. It is unmeasurable up to the taste of someone.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
On Love
2008.12.28 9:42
We can't live on without love. We can't live on only love. I had wanted to aquire an objective of love for a long time. And now I started thinking I need another objective of love once I started living with my love.
It's safe to keep on loving self. It's dangerous to start loving someone other than yourself.I can't say I love you to one whom I love. It's because of the danger of loving others.
I couldn't ask even her name. She left me for somewhere.
2008.12.28 9:42
We can't live on without love. We can't live on only love. I had wanted to aquire an objective of love for a long time. And now I started thinking I need another objective of love once I started living with my love.
It's safe to keep on loving self. It's dangerous to start loving someone other than yourself.I can't say I love you to one whom I love. It's because of the danger of loving others.
I couldn't ask even her name. She left me for somewhere.
On Love
2008.12.28 9:42
We can't live on without love. We can't live on only love. I had wanted to aquire an objective of love for a long time. And now I started thinking I need another objective of love once I started living with my love.
It's safe to keep on loving self. It's dangerous to start loving someone other than yourself.I can't say I love you to one whom I love. It's because of the danger of loving others.
I couldn't ask even her name. She left me for somewhere.
2008.12.28 9:42
We can't live on without love. We can't live on only love. I had wanted to aquire an objective of love for a long time. And now I started thinking I need another objective of love once I started living with my love.
It's safe to keep on loving self. It's dangerous to start loving someone other than yourself.I can't say I love you to one whom I love. It's because of the danger of loving others.
I couldn't ask even her name. She left me for somewhere.
Saturday, 27 December 2008
Value and Money
Re:claims we've wasted $27 TRILLION that we didn't (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.27 0:00 (#26234835) Homepage Journal
A glass of water in desert costs a hundred times more than that in a big city. Price can merely indicates the relative value of something. Profit generates itself from these difference. People's satisfaction is a criterion of what profit is, but it does not reflect well the absolute value of its own.
There must be an absolute value but really hard to measure it. Certainly money has little to do with the realm of value.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.27 0:00 (#26234835) Homepage Journal
A glass of water in desert costs a hundred times more than that in a big city. Price can merely indicates the relative value of something. Profit generates itself from these difference. People's satisfaction is a criterion of what profit is, but it does not reflect well the absolute value of its own.
There must be an absolute value but really hard to measure it. Certainly money has little to do with the realm of value.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Value and Money
Re:claims we've wasted $27 TRILLION that we didn't (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.27 0:00 (#26234835) Homepage Journal
A glass of water in desert costs a hundred times more than that in a big city. Price can merely indicates the relative value of something. Profit generates itself from these difference. People's satisfaction is a criterion of what profit is, but it does not reflect well the absolute value of its own.
There must be an absolute value but really hard to measure it. Certainly money has little to do with the realm of value.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.27 0:00 (#26234835) Homepage Journal
A glass of water in desert costs a hundred times more than that in a big city. Price can merely indicates the relative value of something. Profit generates itself from these difference. People's satisfaction is a criterion of what profit is, but it does not reflect well the absolute value of its own.
There must be an absolute value but really hard to measure it. Certainly money has little to do with the realm of value.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Friday, 26 December 2008
One good reason (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.26 21:43 (#26234383) Homepage Journal
I found a couple of best friends here in Slashdot. That's one good reason I keep on posting.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.26 21:43 (#26234383) Homepage Journal
I found a couple of best friends here in Slashdot. That's one good reason I keep on posting.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
One good reason (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.26 21:43 (#26234383) Homepage Journal
I found a couple of best friends here in Slashdot. That's one good reason I keep on posting.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.26 21:43 (#26234383) Homepage Journal
I found a couple of best friends here in Slashdot. That's one good reason I keep on posting.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
Monday, 22 December 2008
Re:Do you drink it straight (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 20:03 (#26198551) Homepage Journal
Yeah, I usually have it straight. Often with my wife.
It was already ten years ago that then my girlfriend who is four years senior to me would often have a red wine, earl grey, and smoke one or two cigarettes every night. I was able to go in for wine and tea with her, but I have never smoked. I didn't like her to smoke beside me, but anyway our love never lasted forever.
I stopped having red wine sometime after we separated since I'm not a habitual drinker, but I learned the scent of tea for the first time from her. She used perfume Cabotine herself and recommended that I use Dune for men, which I never tried.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 20:03 (#26198551) Homepage Journal
Yeah, I usually have it straight. Often with my wife.
It was already ten years ago that then my girlfriend who is four years senior to me would often have a red wine, earl grey, and smoke one or two cigarettes every night. I was able to go in for wine and tea with her, but I have never smoked. I didn't like her to smoke beside me, but anyway our love never lasted forever.
I stopped having red wine sometime after we separated since I'm not a habitual drinker, but I learned the scent of tea for the first time from her. She used perfume Cabotine herself and recommended that I use Dune for men, which I never tried.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Re:Do you drink it straight (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 20:03 (#26198551) Homepage Journal
Yeah, I usually have it straight. Often with my wife.
It was already ten years ago that then my girlfriend who is four years senior to me would often have a red wine, earl grey, and smoke one or two cigarettes every night. I was able to go in for wine and tea with her, but I have never smoked. I didn't like her to smoke beside me, but anyway our love never lasted forever.
I stopped having red wine sometime after we separated since I'm not a habitual drinker, but I learned the scent of tea for the first time from her. She used perfume Cabotine herself and recommended that I use Dune for men, which I never tried.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 20:03 (#26198551) Homepage Journal
Yeah, I usually have it straight. Often with my wife.
It was already ten years ago that then my girlfriend who is four years senior to me would often have a red wine, earl grey, and smoke one or two cigarettes every night. I was able to go in for wine and tea with her, but I have never smoked. I didn't like her to smoke beside me, but anyway our love never lasted forever.
I stopped having red wine sometime after we separated since I'm not a habitual drinker, but I learned the scent of tea for the first time from her. She used perfume Cabotine herself and recommended that I use Dune for men, which I never tried.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Earl Grey
2008.12.22 1:31
By bullet train Nozomi superexpress it takes just 15 minutes from my lodging to my hometown, which is 34 miles away. It takes 2 or 3 minutes to make Earl Grey, my favourite tea I often have. I refreshed myself today. I had a lot of things for two days this weekend. We are busy this special season. I stick to it again tomorrow.
2008.12.22 1:31
By bullet train Nozomi superexpress it takes just 15 minutes from my lodging to my hometown, which is 34 miles away. It takes 2 or 3 minutes to make Earl Grey, my favourite tea I often have. I refreshed myself today. I had a lot of things for two days this weekend. We are busy this special season. I stick to it again tomorrow.
Earl Grey
2008.12.22 1:31
By bullet train Nozomi superexpress it takes just 15 minutes from my lodging to my hometown, which is 34 miles away. It takes 2 or 3 minutes to make Earl Grey, my favourite tea I often have. I refreshed myself today. I had a lot of things for two days this weekend. We are busy this special season. I stick to it again tomorrow.
2008.12.22 1:31
By bullet train Nozomi superexpress it takes just 15 minutes from my lodging to my hometown, which is 34 miles away. It takes 2 or 3 minutes to make Earl Grey, my favourite tea I often have. I refreshed myself today. I had a lot of things for two days this weekend. We are busy this special season. I stick to it again tomorrow.
In common with Nietzsche
There are many interesting figures in your journal, aren't there?
[he had lament in common with Nietzsche] "And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."
In common with Nietzsche? Which part? From his word he can't believe in God? He said if God exists, he can't put up with his not being God.
[he had lament in common with Nietzsche] "And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."
In common with Nietzsche? Which part? From his word he can't believe in God? He said if God exists, he can't put up with his not being God.
In common with Nietzsche
There are many interesting figures in your journal, aren't there?
[he had lament in common with Nietzsche] "And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."
In common with Nietzsche? Which part? From his word he can't believe in God? He said if God exists, he can't put up with his not being God.
[he had lament in common with Nietzsche] "And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer."
In common with Nietzsche? Which part? From his word he can't believe in God? He said if God exists, he can't put up with his not being God.
Re:posting (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 0:58 (#26191541) Homepage Journal
One thing I noticed the good point Technocrat.net had was the site had been running under some belief the progress in science and technology will surely bring about the better society in a political sense, too.
It is reliable and persuasive to have a say from scientific viewpoint. I expect your further activity anyway.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 0:58 (#26191541) Homepage Journal
One thing I noticed the good point Technocrat.net had was the site had been running under some belief the progress in science and technology will surely bring about the better society in a political sense, too.
It is reliable and persuasive to have a say from scientific viewpoint. I expect your further activity anyway.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Re:posting (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 0:58 (#26191541) Homepage Journal
One thing I noticed the good point Technocrat.net had was the site had been running under some belief the progress in science and technology will surely bring about the better society in a political sense, too.
It is reliable and persuasive to have a say from scientific viewpoint. I expect your further activity anyway.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.22 0:58 (#26191541) Homepage Journal
One thing I noticed the good point Technocrat.net had was the site had been running under some belief the progress in science and technology will surely bring about the better society in a political sense, too.
It is reliable and persuasive to have a say from scientific viewpoint. I expect your further activity anyway.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Sunday, 21 December 2008
Old Technocrat net (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.21 23:44 (#26191109) Homepage Journal
I was enthusiastically reading and posting in Old Technocrat.net. After the interface change I didn't get much access to New one anymore. Later I noticed the site got back similar to the old one. I like the articles and relatively small number of people who participated in discussions.
I was the only one who was keeping jounals there. All are gone right now though.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.21 23:44 (#26191109) Homepage Journal
I was enthusiastically reading and posting in Old Technocrat.net. After the interface change I didn't get much access to New one anymore. Later I noticed the site got back similar to the old one. I like the articles and relatively small number of people who participated in discussions.
I was the only one who was keeping jounals there. All are gone right now though.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Old Technocrat net (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.21 23:44 (#26191109) Homepage Journal
I was enthusiastically reading and posting in Old Technocrat.net. After the interface change I didn't get much access to New one anymore. Later I noticed the site got back similar to the old one. I like the articles and relatively small number of people who participated in discussions.
I was the only one who was keeping jounals there. All are gone right now though.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.21 23:44 (#26191109) Homepage Journal
I was enthusiastically reading and posting in Old Technocrat.net. After the interface change I didn't get much access to New one anymore. Later I noticed the site got back similar to the old one. I like the articles and relatively small number of people who participated in discussions.
I was the only one who was keeping jounals there. All are gone right now though.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Friday, 19 December 2008
Paradoxical untruth
2008.12.19 22:32
You cannot devide and rule unless you have enough power. That's why Romans succeeded to do it. I was able to observe in a company we have direct employees and dispatched labourers and the former watch the latter. A workplace is successfully ruled without watching by employers.
About 30,000 dispatched labourers lost their job recently. There is a difficulty in employing a dispatched labourer permanently. I hope the regulations of dispatched labour as in that of before 2004. Only 8 special jobs used to allowed to hire a dispatched labourer before 2004, now the number of jobs is 24.
After all they all will be fired. In the end this move will lead to the end of dispatched labour.
You may go home earlier than a regular hour. That's what my colleage said. I don't want to work less than 8 working hours in a day. Oftentimes we are forced to leave the workplace before working 8 hours, owing to a current recession. Am I glad? Yes, if I can get a wage of 8 working hours by working less than 8 working hours. But things are not. I feel disappointed if I cannot work for 8 hours.
This is the paradoxical untruth. It is paradoxical at a glance and also it is not truth. One of my supervisors many years ago said it's good for the sake of you to choose 6 hours working in a day instead of 7.5 hours in a day becuase I can work many days -5 as opposed to 4 in a week. Total working hours in a week was 30 those days. This is also paradoxical untruth. My supervisor recommended 6 hours to me becuse it's convenient for the company.
Many years ago one of my colleage who only finished the course in junior high school told me those who need to learn more go to high school. Those who finished high school need to study more go to colleage. Therefore those who merely finish junior high are wiser than others. This seems paradoxical but truth.
2008.12.19 22:32
You cannot devide and rule unless you have enough power. That's why Romans succeeded to do it. I was able to observe in a company we have direct employees and dispatched labourers and the former watch the latter. A workplace is successfully ruled without watching by employers.
About 30,000 dispatched labourers lost their job recently. There is a difficulty in employing a dispatched labourer permanently. I hope the regulations of dispatched labour as in that of before 2004. Only 8 special jobs used to allowed to hire a dispatched labourer before 2004, now the number of jobs is 24.
After all they all will be fired. In the end this move will lead to the end of dispatched labour.
You may go home earlier than a regular hour. That's what my colleage said. I don't want to work less than 8 working hours in a day. Oftentimes we are forced to leave the workplace before working 8 hours, owing to a current recession. Am I glad? Yes, if I can get a wage of 8 working hours by working less than 8 working hours. But things are not. I feel disappointed if I cannot work for 8 hours.
This is the paradoxical untruth. It is paradoxical at a glance and also it is not truth. One of my supervisors many years ago said it's good for the sake of you to choose 6 hours working in a day instead of 7.5 hours in a day becuase I can work many days -5 as opposed to 4 in a week. Total working hours in a week was 30 those days. This is also paradoxical untruth. My supervisor recommended 6 hours to me becuse it's convenient for the company.
Many years ago one of my colleage who only finished the course in junior high school told me those who need to learn more go to high school. Those who finished high school need to study more go to colleage. Therefore those who merely finish junior high are wiser than others. This seems paradoxical but truth.
Paradoxical untruth
2008.12.19 22:32
You cannot devide and rule unless you have enough power. That's why Romans succeeded to do it. I was able to observe in a company we have direct employees and dispatched labourers and the former watch the latter. A workplace is successfully ruled without watching by employers.
About 30,000 dispatched labourers lost their job recently. There is a difficulty in employing a dispatched labourer permanently. I hope the regulations of dispatched labour as in that of before 2004. Only 8 special jobs used to allowed to hire a dispatched labourer before 2004, now the number of jobs is 24.
After all they all will be fired. In the end this move will lead to the end of dispatched labour.
You may go home earlier than a regular hour. That's what my colleage said. I don't want to work less than 8 working hours in a day. Oftentimes we are forced to leave the workplace before working 8 hours, owing to a current recession. Am I glad? Yes, if I can get a wage of 8 working hours by working less than 8 working hours. But things are not. I feel disappointed if I cannot work for 8 hours.
This is the paradoxical untruth. It is paradoxical at a glance and also it is not truth. One of my supervisors many years ago said it's good for the sake of you to choose 6 hours working in a day instead of 7.5 hours in a day becuase I can work many days -5 as opposed to 4 in a week. Total working hours in a week was 30 those days. This is also paradoxical untruth. My supervisor recommended 6 hours to me becuse it's convenient for the company.
Many years ago one of my colleage who only finished the course in junior high school told me those who need to learn more go to high school. Those who finished high school need to study more go to colleage. Therefore those who merely finish junior high are wiser than others. This seems paradoxical but truth.
2008.12.19 22:32
You cannot devide and rule unless you have enough power. That's why Romans succeeded to do it. I was able to observe in a company we have direct employees and dispatched labourers and the former watch the latter. A workplace is successfully ruled without watching by employers.
About 30,000 dispatched labourers lost their job recently. There is a difficulty in employing a dispatched labourer permanently. I hope the regulations of dispatched labour as in that of before 2004. Only 8 special jobs used to allowed to hire a dispatched labourer before 2004, now the number of jobs is 24.
After all they all will be fired. In the end this move will lead to the end of dispatched labour.
You may go home earlier than a regular hour. That's what my colleage said. I don't want to work less than 8 working hours in a day. Oftentimes we are forced to leave the workplace before working 8 hours, owing to a current recession. Am I glad? Yes, if I can get a wage of 8 working hours by working less than 8 working hours. But things are not. I feel disappointed if I cannot work for 8 hours.
This is the paradoxical untruth. It is paradoxical at a glance and also it is not truth. One of my supervisors many years ago said it's good for the sake of you to choose 6 hours working in a day instead of 7.5 hours in a day becuase I can work many days -5 as opposed to 4 in a week. Total working hours in a week was 30 those days. This is also paradoxical untruth. My supervisor recommended 6 hours to me becuse it's convenient for the company.
Many years ago one of my colleage who only finished the course in junior high school told me those who need to learn more go to high school. Those who finished high school need to study more go to colleage. Therefore those who merely finish junior high are wiser than others. This seems paradoxical but truth.
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Wednesday, 17 December 2008
Ah.. adjustment
2008.12.17 23:18
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. I am not a public figure. This fact belongs to my personal things.
A couple of days ago I wrote this musings and kept in my draft. Today again I asked her whether she moves with me. She said yes.
I need to find a job there. It's relatively easy to find a job but hard to keep on working the same job.
2008.12.17 23:18
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. I am not a public figure. This fact belongs to my personal things.
A couple of days ago I wrote this musings and kept in my draft. Today again I asked her whether she moves with me. She said yes.
I need to find a job there. It's relatively easy to find a job but hard to keep on working the same job.
Ah.. adjustment
2008.12.17 23:18
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. I am not a public figure. This fact belongs to my personal things.
A couple of days ago I wrote this musings and kept in my draft. Today again I asked her whether she moves with me. She said yes.
I need to find a job there. It's relatively easy to find a job but hard to keep on working the same job.
2008.12.17 23:18
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. I am not a public figure. This fact belongs to my personal things.
A couple of days ago I wrote this musings and kept in my draft. Today again I asked her whether she moves with me. She said yes.
I need to find a job there. It's relatively easy to find a job but hard to keep on working the same job.
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
Free & poor
2008.12.16 23:37
If we have a lot of free time and little money, we tend to be disciplinary. Disciplinary itself is a favourable word. We don't even try to be disciplinary if we are busy and earn a lot of money. We are disciplinary in nature.
As our factory gets free time more, our any deed is checked. Now it became supervisor's job.
2008.12.16 23:37
If we have a lot of free time and little money, we tend to be disciplinary. Disciplinary itself is a favourable word. We don't even try to be disciplinary if we are busy and earn a lot of money. We are disciplinary in nature.
As our factory gets free time more, our any deed is checked. Now it became supervisor's job.
Free & poor
2008.12.16 23:37
If we have a lot of free time and little money, we tend to be disciplinary. Disciplinary itself is a favourable word. We don't even try to be disciplinary if we are busy and earn a lot of money. We are disciplinary in nature.
As our factory gets free time more, our any deed is checked. Now it became supervisor's job.
2008.12.16 23:37
If we have a lot of free time and little money, we tend to be disciplinary. Disciplinary itself is a favourable word. We don't even try to be disciplinary if we are busy and earn a lot of money. We are disciplinary in nature.
As our factory gets free time more, our any deed is checked. Now it became supervisor's job.
>You are right..the law only works if all obey. and respect, truth, honor abide
Right.
>dreams have two extremes. Fantasy and nightmare. To be intimate with the friend could be a powerful but short fantasy. Then a nightmare of ruined relationships: yours with her, yours with your love, and theirs a friendship would die.
Two extremes, exactly. Affection and anxiety. I hope I can have a good dream tonight.
>I have found that by keeping comments "short" I have better success commenting
Oh, really?
Right.
>dreams have two extremes. Fantasy and nightmare. To be intimate with the friend could be a powerful but short fantasy. Then a nightmare of ruined relationships: yours with her, yours with your love, and theirs a friendship would die.
Two extremes, exactly. Affection and anxiety. I hope I can have a good dream tonight.
>I have found that by keeping comments "short" I have better success commenting
Oh, really?
>You are right..the law only works if all obey. and respect, truth, honor abide
Right.
>dreams have two extremes. Fantasy and nightmare. To be intimate with the friend could be a powerful but short fantasy. Then a nightmare of ruined relationships: yours with her, yours with your love, and theirs a friendship would die.
Two extremes, exactly. Affection and anxiety. I hope I can have a good dream tonight.
>I have found that by keeping comments "short" I have better success commenting
Oh, really?
Right.
>dreams have two extremes. Fantasy and nightmare. To be intimate with the friend could be a powerful but short fantasy. Then a nightmare of ruined relationships: yours with her, yours with your love, and theirs a friendship would die.
Two extremes, exactly. Affection and anxiety. I hope I can have a good dream tonight.
>I have found that by keeping comments "short" I have better success commenting
Oh, really?
Monday, 15 December 2008
Two wives
Two wives
#219453 2008.12.15 1:32
I've got two wives. One is my legal wife and the other my common-law wife.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. We separated after 3 years of cooperation. After nearly 5 years of separation once we divorced. But I agreed to remarry her after 6 month period of divorce since I couldn't pay $30,000 alimony. Divorce is not easy at all in our country and marriage has much to do with economy. She has been gladly receiving some benefit from a part of my income.
I am not a public figure and I don't regret my past. This fact belongs to my personal things.
I met my current common-law wife nearly three years ago. I started a new life with her one year ago here in Kokura.
I hadn't explain much about it and I had been roughly using the word 'My wife' in both cases. I've got to add I have been keeping a very good relations with my wifes, which means my legal wife remains to be one of my best friends.
My recent dream on having a physical relationship with a friend of my legal wife reminds me of my being unable to banish my past event at all.
No one realise how big the meaning of marriage is before marrying someone, but everyone realises when they think about divorce. Because everyone wants to gain something but no one wants to lose anything.
#219453 2008.12.15 1:32
I've got two wives. One is my legal wife and the other my common-law wife.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. We separated after 3 years of cooperation. After nearly 5 years of separation once we divorced. But I agreed to remarry her after 6 month period of divorce since I couldn't pay $30,000 alimony. Divorce is not easy at all in our country and marriage has much to do with economy. She has been gladly receiving some benefit from a part of my income.
I am not a public figure and I don't regret my past. This fact belongs to my personal things.
I met my current common-law wife nearly three years ago. I started a new life with her one year ago here in Kokura.
I hadn't explain much about it and I had been roughly using the word 'My wife' in both cases. I've got to add I have been keeping a very good relations with my wifes, which means my legal wife remains to be one of my best friends.
My recent dream on having a physical relationship with a friend of my legal wife reminds me of my being unable to banish my past event at all.
No one realise how big the meaning of marriage is before marrying someone, but everyone realises when they think about divorce. Because everyone wants to gain something but no one wants to lose anything.
Two wives
Two wives
#219453 2008.12.15 1:32
I've got two wives. One is my legal wife and the other my common-law wife.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. We separated after 3 years of cooperation. After nearly 5 years of separation once we divorced. But I agreed to remarry her after 6 month period of divorce since I couldn't pay $30,000 alimony. Divorce is not easy at all in our country and marriage has much to do with economy. She has been gladly receiving some benefit from a part of my income.
I am not a public figure and I don't regret my past. This fact belongs to my personal things.
I met my current common-law wife nearly three years ago. I started a new life with her one year ago here in Kokura.
I hadn't explain much about it and I had been roughly using the word 'My wife' in both cases. I've got to add I have been keeping a very good relations with my wifes, which means my legal wife remains to be one of my best friends.
My recent dream on having a physical relationship with a friend of my legal wife reminds me of my being unable to banish my past event at all.
No one realise how big the meaning of marriage is before marrying someone, but everyone realises when they think about divorce. Because everyone wants to gain something but no one wants to lose anything.
#219453 2008.12.15 1:32
I've got two wives. One is my legal wife and the other my common-law wife.
Legally speaking I am still a husband of a woman whom I got married to fourteen years ago. We separated after 3 years of cooperation. After nearly 5 years of separation once we divorced. But I agreed to remarry her after 6 month period of divorce since I couldn't pay $30,000 alimony. Divorce is not easy at all in our country and marriage has much to do with economy. She has been gladly receiving some benefit from a part of my income.
I am not a public figure and I don't regret my past. This fact belongs to my personal things.
I met my current common-law wife nearly three years ago. I started a new life with her one year ago here in Kokura.
I hadn't explain much about it and I had been roughly using the word 'My wife' in both cases. I've got to add I have been keeping a very good relations with my wifes, which means my legal wife remains to be one of my best friends.
My recent dream on having a physical relationship with a friend of my legal wife reminds me of my being unable to banish my past event at all.
No one realise how big the meaning of marriage is before marrying someone, but everyone realises when they think about divorce. Because everyone wants to gain something but no one wants to lose anything.
Ah, adjustment
#219449 2008.12.15 0:54
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
#219449 2008.12.15 0:54
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
Ah, adjustment
#219449 2008.12.15 0:54
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
#219449 2008.12.15 0:54
Humans can become whoever, can get accustomed to any environment. - word of Dostoevskii
I came here Kokura to start a new life with a woman. She became my common-law wife. About one year has passed. I want to move back to Hakata where my house is located. Because I've got many friends there. I need to make up my mind early next year.
I'm not sure whether she agrees to move with me. She has a job and needs to keep in touch with her three kids here.
Sunday, 14 December 2008
I have sent marites sekine: My pc was shut down in May, 2005 for two weeks by ...
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My pc was shut down in May, 2005 for two weeks by virus.. In 2004 my pc was caught by adware, out of use for two days. In both cases, especially the former case I felt very frustrated. Let's be careful to click suspicious sites.
mercedo 47
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My pc was shut down in May, 2005 for two weeks by virus.. In 2004 my pc was caught by adware, out of use for two days. In both cases, especially the former case I felt very frustrated. Let's be careful to click suspicious sites.
Re:Testosterone (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 14:29 (#26108645) Homepage Journal
I tell you a little bit deeper story behind the dream.
For a short term -a couple of months, I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor to then high school student when I was at college. She was 16 and she was the youngest of the three sisters.
She was very pretty. It was always very hard for me to keep sane and suppress my desire when we only two are in her study, but anyway I taught earnestly. I heard she has two elder sisters. Eldest sister once took me to my lodgings by car. Though my student was pretty, her eldest was just an ordinary woman. I just heard her other sister studies in some college living separately.
More than ten years later at my age 33 or 4, I met my current wife. My wife introduced her best friend to me in our wedding ceremony fourteen years ago, and her best friend was the older sister of my student. Her best friend resembled a bit to my student and we just wondered what a small world we live!
It's a trivial matter for us to have some imaginative experience in our dream at night. But this kind of dream makes me think about the cause behind it. I'm very satisfied with her complete dedication to me, but also it's true I am seeking for more stimulus or spice in my life.
How do you think honestly whether it's morally wrong to have an extra-marital relationship?
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 14:29 (#26108645) Homepage Journal
I tell you a little bit deeper story behind the dream.
For a short term -a couple of months, I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor to then high school student when I was at college. She was 16 and she was the youngest of the three sisters.
She was very pretty. It was always very hard for me to keep sane and suppress my desire when we only two are in her study, but anyway I taught earnestly. I heard she has two elder sisters. Eldest sister once took me to my lodgings by car. Though my student was pretty, her eldest was just an ordinary woman. I just heard her other sister studies in some college living separately.
More than ten years later at my age 33 or 4, I met my current wife. My wife introduced her best friend to me in our wedding ceremony fourteen years ago, and her best friend was the older sister of my student. Her best friend resembled a bit to my student and we just wondered what a small world we live!
It's a trivial matter for us to have some imaginative experience in our dream at night. But this kind of dream makes me think about the cause behind it. I'm very satisfied with her complete dedication to me, but also it's true I am seeking for more stimulus or spice in my life.
How do you think honestly whether it's morally wrong to have an extra-marital relationship?
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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Re:Testosterone (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 14:29 (#26108645) Homepage Journal
I tell you a little bit deeper story behind the dream.
For a short term -a couple of months, I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor to then high school student when I was at college. She was 16 and she was the youngest of the three sisters.
She was very pretty. It was always very hard for me to keep sane and suppress my desire when we only two are in her study, but anyway I taught earnestly. I heard she has two elder sisters. Eldest sister once took me to my lodgings by car. Though my student was pretty, her eldest was just an ordinary woman. I just heard her other sister studies in some college living separately.
More than ten years later at my age 33 or 4, I met my current wife. My wife introduced her best friend to me in our wedding ceremony fourteen years ago, and her best friend was the older sister of my student. Her best friend resembled a bit to my student and we just wondered what a small world we live!
It's a trivial matter for us to have some imaginative experience in our dream at night. But this kind of dream makes me think about the cause behind it. I'm very satisfied with her complete dedication to me, but also it's true I am seeking for more stimulus or spice in my life.
How do you think honestly whether it's morally wrong to have an extra-marital relationship?
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 14:29 (#26108645) Homepage Journal
I tell you a little bit deeper story behind the dream.
For a short term -a couple of months, I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor to then high school student when I was at college. She was 16 and she was the youngest of the three sisters.
She was very pretty. It was always very hard for me to keep sane and suppress my desire when we only two are in her study, but anyway I taught earnestly. I heard she has two elder sisters. Eldest sister once took me to my lodgings by car. Though my student was pretty, her eldest was just an ordinary woman. I just heard her other sister studies in some college living separately.
More than ten years later at my age 33 or 4, I met my current wife. My wife introduced her best friend to me in our wedding ceremony fourteen years ago, and her best friend was the older sister of my student. Her best friend resembled a bit to my student and we just wondered what a small world we live!
It's a trivial matter for us to have some imaginative experience in our dream at night. But this kind of dream makes me think about the cause behind it. I'm very satisfied with her complete dedication to me, but also it's true I am seeking for more stimulus or spice in my life.
How do you think honestly whether it's morally wrong to have an extra-marital relationship?
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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Change in industrial structure
Change in industrial structure (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 12:18 (#26108143) Homepage Journal
It is inevitable for us to have a change in industrial structure. Car companies are to adjust in the coming era. We need to think over whether the helping hands really help them and us.--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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Irony, Darwinism and Car Companies
[ #219357 ] 2008.12.13 4:29
by RailGunner (554645)
It is extremely ironic to me that the same crowd that is convinced Evolution via Natural Selection is the way we all got here are the same crowd that wants to protect endangered species and endangered car companies.Oh, the cute widdle [animal] is endangered? Maybe it should evolve and adapt...Whatever happened to survival of the fittest?I think we need some "Intelligent Design" here - and let GM die, thus designing additional market share for the other car companies to compete for.Alternatively, letting GM file for bankruptcy in an effort to evolve (and shed the UAW parasite) is an acceptable outcome, too.
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 12:18 (#26108143) Homepage Journal
It is inevitable for us to have a change in industrial structure. Car companies are to adjust in the coming era. We need to think over whether the helping hands really help them and us.--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Attached in a journal
Irony, Darwinism and Car Companies
[ #219357 ] 2008.12.13 4:29
by RailGunner (554645)
It is extremely ironic to me that the same crowd that is convinced Evolution via Natural Selection is the way we all got here are the same crowd that wants to protect endangered species and endangered car companies.Oh, the cute widdle [animal] is endangered? Maybe it should evolve and adapt...Whatever happened to survival of the fittest?I think we need some "Intelligent Design" here - and let GM die, thus designing additional market share for the other car companies to compete for.Alternatively, letting GM file for bankruptcy in an effort to evolve (and shed the UAW parasite) is an acceptable outcome, too.
Change in industrial structure
Change in industrial structure (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 12:18 (#26108143) Homepage Journal
It is inevitable for us to have a change in industrial structure. Car companies are to adjust in the coming era. We need to think over whether the helping hands really help them and us.--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Attached in a journal
Irony, Darwinism and Car Companies
[ #219357 ] 2008.12.13 4:29
by RailGunner (554645)
It is extremely ironic to me that the same crowd that is convinced Evolution via Natural Selection is the way we all got here are the same crowd that wants to protect endangered species and endangered car companies.Oh, the cute widdle [animal] is endangered? Maybe it should evolve and adapt...Whatever happened to survival of the fittest?I think we need some "Intelligent Design" here - and let GM die, thus designing additional market share for the other car companies to compete for.Alternatively, letting GM file for bankruptcy in an effort to evolve (and shed the UAW parasite) is an acceptable outcome, too.
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 12:18 (#26108143) Homepage Journal
It is inevitable for us to have a change in industrial structure. Car companies are to adjust in the coming era. We need to think over whether the helping hands really help them and us.--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Attached in a journal
Irony, Darwinism and Car Companies
[ #219357 ] 2008.12.13 4:29
by RailGunner (554645)
It is extremely ironic to me that the same crowd that is convinced Evolution via Natural Selection is the way we all got here are the same crowd that wants to protect endangered species and endangered car companies.Oh, the cute widdle [animal] is endangered? Maybe it should evolve and adapt...Whatever happened to survival of the fittest?I think we need some "Intelligent Design" here - and let GM die, thus designing additional market share for the other car companies to compete for.Alternatively, letting GM file for bankruptcy in an effort to evolve (and shed the UAW parasite) is an acceptable outcome, too.
Re:minimum rage (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 4:50 (#26105089) Homepage Journal
>we need wealth producing industries.
You are right. Tax ought to be used to creat a new job which will produce more wealth.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 4:50 (#26105089) Homepage Journal
>we need wealth producing industries.
You are right. Tax ought to be used to creat a new job which will produce more wealth.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Re:minimum rage (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 4:50 (#26105089) Homepage Journal
>we need wealth producing industries.
You are right. Tax ought to be used to creat a new job which will produce more wealth.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 4:50 (#26105089) Homepage Journal
>we need wealth producing industries.
You are right. Tax ought to be used to creat a new job which will produce more wealth.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Pascal's law (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 3:00 (#26104259) Homepage Journal
I hope trickle down theory would be the application of Pascal's law in a society.
In a boom, all currencies tend to reach the stable standard. We start talking about the trade in one currency. But in economic recession the balance tends to fluctuate incessantly. People start to think it's better to use their own currency instead of using a world currency as euro, dollar. Metro money appears in line with this idea.
Is it good? Bolocked economy, protectionism worsen the economy furthermore. Pascal's law tells us the majority will be quenched more equally if the very rich put up with a little bit.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 3:00 (#26104259) Homepage Journal
I hope trickle down theory would be the application of Pascal's law in a society.
In a boom, all currencies tend to reach the stable standard. We start talking about the trade in one currency. But in economic recession the balance tends to fluctuate incessantly. People start to think it's better to use their own currency instead of using a world currency as euro, dollar. Metro money appears in line with this idea.
Is it good? Bolocked economy, protectionism worsen the economy furthermore. Pascal's law tells us the majority will be quenched more equally if the very rich put up with a little bit.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Pascal's law (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 3:00 (#26104259) Homepage Journal
I hope trickle down theory would be the application of Pascal's law in a society.
In a boom, all currencies tend to reach the stable standard. We start talking about the trade in one currency. But in economic recession the balance tends to fluctuate incessantly. People start to think it's better to use their own currency instead of using a world currency as euro, dollar. Metro money appears in line with this idea.
Is it good? Bolocked economy, protectionism worsen the economy furthermore. Pascal's law tells us the majority will be quenched more equally if the very rich put up with a little bit.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2008.12.14 3:00 (#26104259) Homepage Journal
I hope trickle down theory would be the application of Pascal's law in a society.
In a boom, all currencies tend to reach the stable standard. We start talking about the trade in one currency. But in economic recession the balance tends to fluctuate incessantly. People start to think it's better to use their own currency instead of using a world currency as euro, dollar. Metro money appears in line with this idea.
Is it good? Bolocked economy, protectionism worsen the economy furthermore. Pascal's law tells us the majority will be quenched more equally if the very rich put up with a little bit.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
From: [nickname]mercedo[/nickname]Date: Sunday 14 December at 00:10Subject:: ChristianTo: [nickname]mustanropinnddrivin[/nickname]
Very strange, but I can't post a comment in my blog. Security code doesn't work.
[quote=mustanropinnddrivin]even if u do not believe in God...does itmean He(or She) doesnt exist... or is it that His ?Her love is not in your heart...yet?[/quote]
Thank you very much. My God is always in my mind. I'd like to be a good Christian eventually.
Very strange, but I can't post a comment in my blog. Security code doesn't work.
[quote=mustanropinnddrivin]even if u do not believe in God...does itmean He(or She) doesnt exist... or is it that His ?Her love is not in your heart...yet?[/quote]
Thank you very much. My God is always in my mind. I'd like to be a good Christian eventually.
Friday, 12 December 2008
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For a short term -a couple of months, I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor to then high school student when I was at college. She was 16 and she was the youngest of the three sisters. She was very pretty. It was always very hard for me to keep sane and suppress my desire when we only two are in her study, but anyway I taught earnestly. I heard she has two elder sisters. Eldest sister once took me to my lodgings by car. Though my student was pretty, her eldest was just an ordinary woman. I just heard her other sister studies in some college living separately. More than ten years later at my age 33 or 4, I met my current wife. My wife introduced her best friend to me in our wedding ceremony fourteen years ago, and her best friend was the older sister of my student. Her best friend resembled a bit to my student and we just wondered what a small world we live! Since her family and ours happened to live closely, my wife and I sometimes pay a visit to her best friend and her husband and also we often came across in a supermarket. Her best friend and I often talk together a while when we happened to meet. In this case we- her best friend and I never develop love feeling. It is morally wrong for us to sleep with a female friend of our wife and I've never even imagined to sleep with her. But my dream tells me my completely hidden desire. The reason I remain to be loyal to my wife is simple. She has been telling me she would separate from me if I had a relationship with someone. I don't like to lose my loveliest woman. That's it.
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For a short term -a couple of months, I was teaching English and other subjects as a private tutor to then high school student when I was at college. She was 16 and she was the youngest of the three sisters. She was very pretty. It was always very hard for me to keep sane and suppress my desire when we only two are in her study, but anyway I taught earnestly. I heard she has two elder sisters. Eldest sister once took me to my lodgings by car. Though my student was pretty, her eldest was just an ordinary woman. I just heard her other sister studies in some college living separately. More than ten years later at my age 33 or 4, I met my current wife. My wife introduced her best friend to me in our wedding ceremony fourteen years ago, and her best friend was the older sister of my student. Her best friend resembled a bit to my student and we just wondered what a small world we live! Since her family and ours happened to live closely, my wife and I sometimes pay a visit to her best friend and her husband and also we often came across in a supermarket. Her best friend and I often talk together a while when we happened to meet. In this case we- her best friend and I never develop love feeling. It is morally wrong for us to sleep with a female friend of our wife and I've never even imagined to sleep with her. But my dream tells me my completely hidden desire. The reason I remain to be loyal to my wife is simple. She has been telling me she would separate from me if I had a relationship with someone. I don't like to lose my loveliest woman. That's it.
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