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bueno Founding Member United StatesPosts: 42
Reply | 24 Jul 2010, 22:11:50 In reply to whiteLightning Re: 'Filler' By the way, lunar which references lunatic is Latin in its orgin and has nothing with me as my feet are firmly plant on God's green earth. Now that the Administration is seeing fit not to cheat as much, at the momemt as before, and since this is a chess site, Romans 15: 14-21. Make yourself an acceptable offering before your Living Chess God. bueno 15th century. From Latin lunaris , from luna “moon” (source of English lunatic). Ultimately from an Indo-European word meaning “light,” which is also the ancestor of English light, luminous, and lucid.] Encarta ® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1998-2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. |
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Reply | 24 Jul 2010, 23:02:51 In reply to bueno Re: 'Filler' |
bueno Founding Member United StatesPosts: 42
Reply | 25 Jul 2010, 07:46:50 In reply to whiteLightning Re: 'Filler' whiteLightning said: Who knows Zilch, of presumably, a signifigant share, of what he Thinks he's referencing!? Ps.- The last time I checked; Reading into, the motives & never mentioned, experiences, of others; Was, and still Is; A very imperfect, 'science'! Precisely why the populace has no more faith than you have credentials in psychology. Behavioral science is not contingent upon matters of preference. They entail a great deal more than your lack of expertise can conjuncture. One can not be wrong about matters of preference. None of what appeals to a general consensus can be considered an objective diagnosis. When I read some of the slop written particularly that that is written about teen-aged heart throbs I can not take the text seriously. I suggest you find something better to do than chime in on a matter better handle by my grandkids like play chess! bueno |
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