25d002 Uh....Im on a new laptop so...Cool I guess.
7ce906 Heya.. -Demented
25d002 Oh. Sup Demented, Long time, no see.
7ce906 yep -Demented
25d002 Uh...This thing on?
5b2f3e (oops) ight, decided that this leave is perm, at least in roleplaying and chatting reasons, if someone asks about me, tell them my contacts, or give them this post: Desc
5b2f3e [Reposting in chat and comments of said channel post] oops, that was supposed to be my final message, oh well, all the pages are now outdated
9b382e Hello
aacf2e Nestlé created their product, Nescafé in 1937. The coffee became a staple of the U.S. Military during World War II. I would bet coffee is still a staple of the American soldier's diet today.
aacf2e Wilson also praised the 1915 film 'The Birth of a Nation', which led to the rise of the second incarnation of the Ku Klux Klan.
aacf2e Woodrow Wilson. The Punitive Expedition into Mexico, serious health problems throughout his life, extremely volatile temperament, prohibition (the 18th Amendment) happened under his watch, ran on an anti-war campaign, but declared war on the German Empire and Austria-Hungary a month after his second term had started, sent overseas volunteer troops undersupplied and underprepared, was a horrible racist, Jim Crow laws were furthered under Wilson's administration, had a number of affairs, the Espionage and Sedition Acts, blatant disregard for civil liberties, corporate conflicts of interest, failed to convince the United States to join the League of Nations, and mishandled the 1918 flu pandemic (killing 675,000 people).
539928 Bye.
539928 Hi.
cb38c5 Oops -Lebryan J.
583245 Hey, anyone seen Grim, around? I need to ask 'em a favor. But not here. Also yes. I've reappeared just to say this and only this, I'm not remotely looking at the gallery, no I'm still not coming back I just need to talk with Grim. Tell 'em, if he's even around the time of posting this to message my Devaintart. Ok back to hell I go.
12d72b Your*. If all values are baseless however, if nothing can be truly conveyed or understood, why am I trying to explain this to you? What is the point of doing it? ...I don't know, I just find the topic of interest, even if I cannot explain it in this inversatile language.
12d72b This not only applies to written texts but anything and everything in general. If the room you were in at the moment suddenly got warmer, you might conclude that it is because someone turned off the air conditioning, but that's you're intepretation of the situation. Even if you had a thermologist explain why it became warmer, it is entirely dependent on how you and the thermologist both intepret the situation and then how you intepret the thermologist's explanation, which can never fully be conveyed.
9b0180 oop rong one
9b0180 "This is going to be a terrible night..."
12d72b Reading a translated text is reading someone else's intepretation of what has already been intepreted. The only way to understand what someone says is to read it in its original language (assuming that the text was written in the author's mother tongue). Even then, the message can never be fully conveyed, communicated, or understood as it depends on the reader's intepretation.' All values are baseless and nothing can be known, shared, or understood.
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