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i've got three questions. 1. do you enjoy the feeling when you've posted something on the internet and immediately regret your posting it, because you know it's of irrelevant content and people will write annoying replies (in part because of their crude misinterpretation of your post)? (the reason why you would nevertheless enjoy it is because for some strange reason you're masochistic.) 2. are you of stunning self-integrity and never regret any of your actions (because you know you chose what at this time seemed the best of all possible actions and thus couldn't have done better)? 3. do you think life is a joke? if so: what exactly defines a joke and why can life be classified as one? |
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I thought this messageboard was about Excellent Electronic Music? |
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Assume you call your sister on the phone and ask her where she is. You could say: "Where are you?" (Gramaticcaly an interrogative clause). But you could reformulate it and give it the grammatical form of a statement: "I don't know where you are and would like to know where you are." Would the second formulation not on a deeper level still be a question despite its having the outward appearence of a statement? One might say so. In conclusion: If this messageboard isn't treated as an messageboard about Excellent Electronic Music it is not one (just as a statement that is used as a question is in fact on a non-superficial level a question. ) |
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when i was 9 |
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