according to Jen, since neither of my corridor-mates drink much tea or coffee, I have consumed 3 x 450g packets of brown sugar to make my drinks. in the past 5 weeks.
stay awake, stay awake.
she's on the bus to Heathrow now, while I'm looking through my notes for tomorrow's paper. Could it be any harder (The Calling version, hopefully some semblence of their tune)
Monday, May 30, 2005
Sunday, May 29, 2005
first thots
My first seminar with J.B. on Shakespeare.
"Choose 3 words to describe what you feel on the guy and his work."
If I choose 3 words rite now on today they would be
distracted stubborn reluctant
"Choose 3 words to describe what you feel on the guy and his work."
If I choose 3 words rite now on today they would be
distracted stubborn reluctant
Saturday, May 28, 2005
Dr Samuel Johnson
"Great works are preformed, not by strength, but perseverance" (Rasselas)
Life. It's not going to be a one-shot win-or-lose-all moment which we wait for to come. It is, or is going to be, a journey of encounters and bumps and mountains and valleys. A journey of holding on to, or letting go of, people, experiences, values.
'A time to get, and a time to lose. A time to keep, and a time to cast away'
Life. It's not going to be a one-shot win-or-lose-all moment which we wait for to come. It is, or is going to be, a journey of encounters and bumps and mountains and valleys. A journey of holding on to, or letting go of, people, experiences, values.
'A time to get, and a time to lose. A time to keep, and a time to cast away'
Thursday, May 26, 2005
my prince
it all began with Cass telling me last year (in PS, I still remember, after our talk by Fr. Erasto) that 'Prince of Peace' by Michael W. Smith was reaallllieee good, so I bought the CD rite ther and then.
listening to it, I thot it was reaaaallliiieee good too.
then, when I headed up to Glasgow in December to visit Kenny, we were flipping the pages of his hymns-guitar chords collection...
"do you know this one?"
And there it was. Michael W. Smith's Prince of Peace. And we sang. It was a session I will not forget. An un-planned Praise, for Him in Worship.
Now, whenever I listen to it, I remember
hope
joy
peace
He brought in the midst of a turbulent time.
listening to it, I thot it was reaaaallliiieee good too.
then, when I headed up to Glasgow in December to visit Kenny, we were flipping the pages of his hymns-guitar chords collection...
"do you know this one?"
And there it was. Michael W. Smith's Prince of Peace. And we sang. It was a session I will not forget. An un-planned Praise, for Him in Worship.
Now, whenever I listen to it, I remember
hope
joy
peace
He brought in the midst of a turbulent time.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
O this is the nagging I have to endure...
"Hey gal!
Just wanna tell you all the best for your papers, so all the best for your papers!!! hahaha. there's more lah. i miss u, so come back faaaast. and don't stress yourself out mugging! (not too much anyway). yea. and take care of your health! *HuGx* and go pray n take care of yourself ar"
so many directives cramped into one paragraph *grinz* only one person can do that.
dun stress eat well come back go mug but not too hard take care hugz and pray!
more! more! *thankie stelz!*
"Hey gal!
Just wanna tell you all the best for your papers, so all the best for your papers!!! hahaha. there's more lah. i miss u, so come back faaaast. and don't stress yourself out mugging! (not too much anyway). yea. and take care of your health! *HuGx* and go pray n take care of yourself ar"
so many directives cramped into one paragraph *grinz* only one person can do that.
dun stress eat well come back go mug but not too hard take care hugz and pray!
more! more! *thankie stelz!*
all about u
PRAISE HIM IN THE HEAVENS!!
It's all that I can do to keep myself from singing out in the school library!(which is filled!)
I have entered Mordor!
And He will make us triumphant!
No, it's not about results, it's about that deep deep feeling of peace as I was doing my exams, for the first time managing to finish all 3 essays ( I am slow) and feeling such great joy as I was writing about the Corpus Christi plays! I wanted to include that it's the Feast of Corpus Christi TOMORROW (UK calender, diff. from sg, which is on sunday) and that my examiner should attend mass hahahahaha but I think it would have been too over the top for him/her. unless he/she feels the same way. And wanted to write how much his sacrifice (of course I have to add in how the depiction of the sacrifice added to affective piety! nearly got carried away) means to each person, how it is 'only by grace that we enter', how his birth was already a sign for his sacrifice (the Levitical lamb, in the manger, which is a food trough for animals, and how he is our food...see, this was depicted in the drama of the Nativity we have to study in Medieval Lit., thus making it applicable for me to talk about), and so I put in what time and He allowed.
E G#m
Praise You in the morning. Praise You in the evening.
C#m A
Praise You when I’m young and when I’m old.
E G#m
Praise You when I’m laughing. Praise You when I’m grieving.
C#m A
Praise You every season of my soul.
And the last question I had to do was a blesphamous lyric on Franciscan Friars! argh! hee ok it was funny, and I understand why the people then (13/14 century) did not take kindly to Friars, black, grey or white: they accumulated wealth and property despite their vows of porverty, thus degrading St. Francis' rule. the speaker was going on about how he wished the friars would disappear or be taken away by the Archbiship or be burnt, all in a quaint song and rhyme.
F#m B
If they could see how much You’re worth.
F#m B
Your power Your might Your endless love.
F#m B A
Then surely they would never cease to praise….
It's no longer about the result
It's all that I can do to keep myself from singing out in the school library!(which is filled!)
I have entered Mordor!
And He will make us triumphant!
No, it's not about results, it's about that deep deep feeling of peace as I was doing my exams, for the first time managing to finish all 3 essays ( I am slow) and feeling such great joy as I was writing about the Corpus Christi plays! I wanted to include that it's the Feast of Corpus Christi TOMORROW (UK calender, diff. from sg, which is on sunday) and that my examiner should attend mass hahahahaha but I think it would have been too over the top for him/her. unless he/she feels the same way. And wanted to write how much his sacrifice (of course I have to add in how the depiction of the sacrifice added to affective piety! nearly got carried away) means to each person, how it is 'only by grace that we enter', how his birth was already a sign for his sacrifice (the Levitical lamb, in the manger, which is a food trough for animals, and how he is our food...see, this was depicted in the drama of the Nativity we have to study in Medieval Lit., thus making it applicable for me to talk about), and so I put in what time and He allowed.
E G#m
Praise You in the morning. Praise You in the evening.
C#m A
Praise You when I’m young and when I’m old.
E G#m
Praise You when I’m laughing. Praise You when I’m grieving.
C#m A
Praise You every season of my soul.
And the last question I had to do was a blesphamous lyric on Franciscan Friars! argh! hee ok it was funny, and I understand why the people then (13/14 century) did not take kindly to Friars, black, grey or white: they accumulated wealth and property despite their vows of porverty, thus degrading St. Francis' rule. the speaker was going on about how he wished the friars would disappear or be taken away by the Archbiship or be burnt, all in a quaint song and rhyme.
F#m B
If they could see how much You’re worth.
F#m B
Your power Your might Your endless love.
F#m B A
Then surely they would never cease to praise….
It's no longer about the result
check it out now! the funk soul broh-duh...
Alrite! This is the most accurate reading yet! Just look...and go check your own too! It's bound to work!
I am an Aquarius.
(Also known as "Water Bearer")
My Horroscope starts like this:
" A hopeless and helpless dreamer, forever out of touch with reality, an Aquarius is ever lost in his own fantasy world. He never returns money he borrows, for immediately upon borrowing it, he spends it and forgets about the debt. An Aquarius constantly breaks his promises, and hates nothing more than working." (Read more Find yours)
I am an Aquarius.
(Also known as "Water Bearer")
My Horroscope starts like this:
" A hopeless and helpless dreamer, forever out of touch with reality, an Aquarius is ever lost in his own fantasy world. He never returns money he borrows, for immediately upon borrowing it, he spends it and forgets about the debt. An Aquarius constantly breaks his promises, and hates nothing more than working." (Read more Find yours)
"thank you for the music"
am listening to Hillsong's 'For all you've done' (live worship), I'd definately recommed it.
you opened the way for the world to live again
then there's 'One Way', which, if you remember, we were jumping crazily, happily, to while Jerry and Cass were leading in the attic =)
Here we go!
You are the Way, the Truth, and the Life
The drums for 'Evermore' are amazing. They go between the crotchet beats...tough!
'My home' is heaven
Wow. depends on how you interpret the above.
you opened the way for the world to live again
then there's 'One Way', which, if you remember, we were jumping crazily, happily, to while Jerry and Cass were leading in the attic =)
Here we go!
You are the Way, the Truth, and the Life
The drums for 'Evermore' are amazing. They go between the crotchet beats...tough!
'My home' is heaven
Wow. depends on how you interpret the above.
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
quzzie....
You are Phili Omena. You're not really sure what
you want in life, but you just let life bring
you wherever it may lead to. You like someone,
but you have more important things to take care
of than to fall in love now. There is something
you have to do.
See what it is at
http://www.geocities.com/chryskyva/Character_Profiles/Season_I/Phili_Omena.html
Which Skyva's Story: The 8 Rings Of Legend character are you?
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you want in life, but you just let life bring
you wherever it may lead to. You like someone,
but you have more important things to take care
of than to fall in love now. There is something
you have to do.
See what it is at
http://www.geocities.com/chryskyva/Character_Profiles/Season_I/Phili_Omena.html
Which Skyva's Story: The 8 Rings Of Legend character are you?
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u
*beems* just got your email stel, THANKS! it really really means a lot, esp. rite now......
Who makes
The sun light up my shadows
When the darkness tries to follow me
Who makes
The air that bring me life
So I can breathe the love that's given to me
Thank you for being an instrument for Him, for 'nagging' that I know you care (",)
You make everything good
Everything wonderful
You grace my days
And heaven fills my view
Let's forever sing
You make everything pure
Everything beautiful
You make me see the only thing that's true
It's you
I would put your words here, but only wif your permisssion.
They sound as if you're speaking rite at me
(and it couldn't be anyone else!)
You hung the moon
You placed the stars that shine your love for me
I hope all that I do
Will show reflections of you
Who makes
The sun light up my shadows
When the darkness tries to follow me
Who makes
The air that bring me life
So I can breathe the love that's given to me
Thank you for being an instrument for Him, for 'nagging' that I know you care (",)
You make everything good
Everything wonderful
You grace my days
And heaven fills my view
Let's forever sing
You make everything pure
Everything beautiful
You make me see the only thing that's true
It's you
I would put your words here, but only wif your permisssion.
They sound as if you're speaking rite at me
(and it couldn't be anyone else!)
You hung the moon
You placed the stars that shine your love for me
I hope all that I do
Will show reflections of you
incomplete
two songs running in my head, and i can't get the titles, much less the rest of the lyrics i've forgetten! anyone know?
1st song:
"This love is mine, this glory earth-bound heaven sent, this grace divine...."
2nd song:
"...do you know? Are you satisfied?....
He can change your life, change your darkness into brightness...."
(-definately from a retreat)
oh dear
1st song:
"This love is mine, this glory earth-bound heaven sent, this grace divine...."
2nd song:
"...do you know? Are you satisfied?....
He can change your life, change your darkness into brightness...."
(-definately from a retreat)
oh dear
The view from ground zero on exactly the same date 3 months later. And this is at 8.10 pm.
The tall building in the centre is the Attenborough Arts and Social Science building (yes we only have 1 building) but nevertheless its my building where on the 14th floor noticeboard people's lives change for better or worse....
Monday, May 23, 2005
sacrifice
In the York 'The Crucifixion' pageant, the soldiers complaim about the weight of the cross; in the space of 65 lines there occurs a multitude of groans and curses concerning how much Jesus 'weyes a wikked weght' (213). The first soldier exclaims how his 'schuldir is in soundre', while the second compliants it exerts him to 'wondir soore', the third says his back will break and 'wantis wynde'.
so much to complain about, when Jesus has only two short speeches in the play. It is a juxtapostion to show his obedience and reliance on the Father, and with a firm decision 'here to dede I obblisshe Me' allows the soldier to do their work; nay, more, for he lays himself on the cross willingly.
*I apologise, apparently my attention now lies on the net, so I have decided to fuse it with what I must be doing: revising.
so much to complain about, when Jesus has only two short speeches in the play. It is a juxtapostion to show his obedience and reliance on the Father, and with a firm decision 'here to dede I obblisshe Me' allows the soldier to do their work; nay, more, for he lays himself on the cross willingly.
*I apologise, apparently my attention now lies on the net, so I have decided to fuse it with what I must be doing: revising.
'lil Mr Fix It
I love my bro. If you ask me why though, I'm not sure I can pinpoint the reasons. It may be because I'm proud of him that he knows what he wants and works hard for it, so hard that he tops the class, level, school, nation. not kidding. I'm in awe, and sweating (jk). It may be because I remember I could go to him at my most stressed, and he'd get me laughing it off. It may be because he understands, and doesn't have to say it. It may be because I remember (when he was shorter) I'd put my arm around his neck and pretend-throttle him (esp. when dad took pictures). It may be because our banter is just so care-free and un-self-conscious. I miss him a lot. I don't know if he knows it, but I miss him.
one ring to rule them all
I was just telling my fren how
By the LOTR calender
25th May: 1st paper: Medieval Lit = pic. of Mordor
31st May: 2nd paper: Satire to Sensibility = pic. of Mt. Doom (inside, with Sam running towards the ledge)
Today: Gandalf on Shadowfax, galloping in haste towards Minas Tirith
Tomorrow: Up-close-and-personal with a ringwraith
(forgot his name: the leader who wounded Frodo; of course you wouldn't recognise his face)
Apt ain't it? Depiction of the last lap.
And on 2nd June: Legolas in shining armor
(I was tempted to put 'my Legolas...' but I've decided I'll share)
*all-gracious grin, with condescending look*
oh, went to check, its the Witch King of Angmar. oooohhhhh, he prophesied never to die at the hands of man. no wonder JRR had Eowyn do it.......verily verily
ok, i'm not superstitious, just a fan
if anyone has the extended version of no. 3 (and i don't mean that which opened on 19th May) go watch the scenes with Faramir and Eowyn.....I just loved it. The book was even better though; its even sweeter than Aragon and Arwen okay....
I thot the Nazgul were the creatures on which the ringwraiths rode...apparently websites says Nazgul = witch kings. hmm.
By the LOTR calender
25th May: 1st paper: Medieval Lit = pic. of Mordor
31st May: 2nd paper: Satire to Sensibility = pic. of Mt. Doom (inside, with Sam running towards the ledge)
Today: Gandalf on Shadowfax, galloping in haste towards Minas Tirith
Tomorrow: Up-close-and-personal with a ringwraith
(forgot his name: the leader who wounded Frodo; of course you wouldn't recognise his face)
Apt ain't it? Depiction of the last lap.
And on 2nd June: Legolas in shining armor
(I was tempted to put 'my Legolas...' but I've decided I'll share)
*all-gracious grin, with condescending look*
oh, went to check, its the Witch King of Angmar. oooohhhhh, he prophesied never to die at the hands of man. no wonder JRR had Eowyn do it.......verily verily
ok, i'm not superstitious, just a fan
if anyone has the extended version of no. 3 (and i don't mean that which opened on 19th May) go watch the scenes with Faramir and Eowyn.....I just loved it. The book was even better though; its even sweeter than Aragon and Arwen okay....
I thot the Nazgul were the creatures on which the ringwraiths rode...apparently websites says Nazgul = witch kings. hmm.
when u feel like...
one of the 4 (I counted, this is not NTUC brand) fishes you see when you open a can of sardines in thick tomato sauce
the view outside your window on the 5th floor of your hostel looks attractive because the only sunlight you've seen in weeks is out the window (ok...maybe I exaggerate)
you've run out of rice (This one I'm certain)
your stomach's going like the lousy 50p clothes dryer at the foot of your block: noisy rumbling
your head's as dense as a sharpening block (for knives) dad uses at home (I don't have one so all my knives are now like butter-spreaders)
things that make you burst out in insane laughter range from real jokes to corny jokes to 'how now brown cow' in BBC english
laughing and laughing and laughing
u've not manage to answer any calls in the past week because u sleep in the day (and sometimes sleep the whole day)-sorry Matt, Poon
...when u feel like the above, I'm very sure your exams are coming.
the view outside your window on the 5th floor of your hostel looks attractive because the only sunlight you've seen in weeks is out the window (ok...maybe I exaggerate)
you've run out of rice (This one I'm certain)
your stomach's going like the lousy 50p clothes dryer at the foot of your block: noisy rumbling
your head's as dense as a sharpening block (for knives) dad uses at home (I don't have one so all my knives are now like butter-spreaders)
things that make you burst out in insane laughter range from real jokes to corny jokes to 'how now brown cow' in BBC english
laughing and laughing and laughing
u've not manage to answer any calls in the past week because u sleep in the day (and sometimes sleep the whole day)-sorry Matt, Poon
...when u feel like the above, I'm very sure your exams are coming.
Friday, May 20, 2005
seemingly disparate
Britian and its beginnings at Troy:
Aeneas, great-grandfather of Brutus (according to the Gawain poet)
'tricherie'
'werre and wrake and wonder'
'both blysse and blunder'
The colour green:
'livree de mai' : dress during may jaunt
in the Les Tres Riches Heure, a Book of Hours owned by Jean, Duc de Berry
'why the devil wears green' by D.W. Robertson: because he wants to blend in with the trees. ok, i'm not kidding, it's what the article says. because he lies in wait like a hunter for an innocent and unsuspecting deer, he would not wear flourescent orange, thus he blends in with the foliage to lay a trap. why the Green Knight holds connotations of evil.
The 'holyn bobbe' and him being 'scholes' are signs of peace
The axe an instrument of war: 'hoge and mete' (huge and monstrous)
'spetos sparthe' (cruel battle-axe)
but it is also 'bigraven with grene in gracios werkes', with 'tryed tasseles', described right down to the green 'botouns' 'ful ryche'!
He is an 'arghlich mayster', a monstrous lord; 'half etayn' and half 'mon'
Righto. The 'endeles knot' of the pentangle next.
Symbolise fraunchyse, felawschyp, clannes, cortaysye, pite. Translated: generosity/free, comradeship, purity, courtesy, mercy.
Gawain is the 'gentylest knight of lote' and 'voyded of uche vylany', as 'golde pured'
The above virtues are the fyft fyve
1. five fingers
2. five senses
3. five wounds of Christ
4. five joys of Mary
5. five virtues
thus 5 x 5 is the perfect no. (and i'm thinking why not 7x7)
well. that's cos: it appears in Dante's Convivio, a discussion of human excellence. In it the human body has four lower kinds of vital activity belonging to both man and animal, and the last seperates the two: reason. So agrees St. Thomas Aquinas and the Fr. T. This symbolises natural perfection, not supernatural; the latter is only attained by divine grace.
Aeneas, great-grandfather of Brutus (according to the Gawain poet)
'tricherie'
'werre and wrake and wonder'
'both blysse and blunder'
The colour green:
'livree de mai' : dress during may jaunt
in the Les Tres Riches Heure, a Book of Hours owned by Jean, Duc de Berry
'why the devil wears green' by D.W. Robertson: because he wants to blend in with the trees. ok, i'm not kidding, it's what the article says. because he lies in wait like a hunter for an innocent and unsuspecting deer, he would not wear flourescent orange, thus he blends in with the foliage to lay a trap. why the Green Knight holds connotations of evil.
The 'holyn bobbe' and him being 'scholes' are signs of peace
The axe an instrument of war: 'hoge and mete' (huge and monstrous)
'spetos sparthe' (cruel battle-axe)
but it is also 'bigraven with grene in gracios werkes', with 'tryed tasseles', described right down to the green 'botouns' 'ful ryche'!
He is an 'arghlich mayster', a monstrous lord; 'half etayn' and half 'mon'
Righto. The 'endeles knot' of the pentangle next.
Symbolise fraunchyse, felawschyp, clannes, cortaysye, pite. Translated: generosity/free, comradeship, purity, courtesy, mercy.
Gawain is the 'gentylest knight of lote' and 'voyded of uche vylany', as 'golde pured'
The above virtues are the fyft fyve
1. five fingers
2. five senses
3. five wounds of Christ
4. five joys of Mary
5. five virtues
thus 5 x 5 is the perfect no. (and i'm thinking why not 7x7)
well. that's cos: it appears in Dante's Convivio, a discussion of human excellence. In it the human body has four lower kinds of vital activity belonging to both man and animal, and the last seperates the two: reason. So agrees St. Thomas Aquinas and the Fr. T. This symbolises natural perfection, not supernatural; the latter is only attained by divine grace.
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
thinking
I can't imagine how difficult it is for a parent to let their child go
Emotionally
It means allowing them to grow their own way, understanding they won't listen to everything you try to teach them, painfully watching while they make mistakes, holding yourself back from cutting open the chrysilis.
here's to mum and dad
Emotionally
It means allowing them to grow their own way, understanding they won't listen to everything you try to teach them, painfully watching while they make mistakes, holding yourself back from cutting open the chrysilis.
here's to mum and dad
Monday, May 16, 2005
Was reading about Hector in Homer's Iliad (just a summary) and chanced upon this picture found in Paris...I think its beautiful.
Of Hector (left) admonishing Paris (right), with Helen in the background. Behind her is the statue of Aphrodite, symbolising the atmosphere of love and tranquility of the lovers...but Hector brings darkness and the spear with him, warning of incoming battle...
Saturday, May 14, 2005
Mystery pieces
Homo:man
Paciens: The calm abiding of the issue of time, processes, etc.; quiet and self-possessed waiting for something; ‘the quality of expecting long without rage or discontent’ (J.). c1375 Sc. Leg. Saints iii. (Andreas) 405 et wil I with paciens a quhil here
So when we say Christ 'appears without a speaking part' in the York (The Pinners') Crucifixio Cristi to effectively prolong the dramtic effect of Homo Paciens, we point to the rich meaning of the miracle of Christ made man and suffering, not just patiently, but self-possessed and with the full confidence in our Father's plan.
Both meanings found seperately on the OED, apparently I can't find any which gives the exact relevance or source on the net. But boy is Latin rich...now I know Fr T's meaning.
This is why we stage Passion Plays every year on Good Friday! only it used to be staged around the whole city, two months after Easter (Corpus Christi). An example is the York Cycle of Mystery Plays. And, they didn't only depict the Passion of Christ: they began with Creation and ended with the End of Days! Amazing....the simulation on the site as the wagons go around the city and present each part of Salvation History; we only see a small part of that today. The York Cycle took 2 days to complete- no wonder. "There was a time"....when church and state were inseperable. But they had their problems too. I'll leave tat for catechist F. to expound to his students (altho I heard he's not giving cat. class any more?)
Paciens: The calm abiding of the issue of time, processes, etc.; quiet and self-possessed waiting for something; ‘the quality of expecting long without rage or discontent’ (J.). c1375 Sc. Leg. Saints iii. (Andreas) 405 et wil I with paciens a quhil here
So when we say Christ 'appears without a speaking part' in the York (The Pinners') Crucifixio Cristi to effectively prolong the dramtic effect of Homo Paciens, we point to the rich meaning of the miracle of Christ made man and suffering, not just patiently, but self-possessed and with the full confidence in our Father's plan.
Both meanings found seperately on the OED, apparently I can't find any which gives the exact relevance or source on the net. But boy is Latin rich...now I know Fr T's meaning.
This is why we stage Passion Plays every year on Good Friday! only it used to be staged around the whole city, two months after Easter (Corpus Christi). An example is the York Cycle of Mystery Plays. And, they didn't only depict the Passion of Christ: they began with Creation and ended with the End of Days! Amazing....the simulation on the site as the wagons go around the city and present each part of Salvation History; we only see a small part of that today. The York Cycle took 2 days to complete- no wonder. "There was a time"....when church and state were inseperable. But they had their problems too. I'll leave tat for catechist F. to expound to his students (altho I heard he's not giving cat. class any more?)
took so long to read about the York plays...hai. mean, its interesting, but I still have Ancrene Wisse and Sir Gawain to look after. least, I'm doing something close to my heart.
can't stop singing "over all the earth you reign on high every mountain stream every sun-set sky". Stell you really should hear this one; I like!
i wanna go home...
i wanna go home...
ah, who doesn't?
Thursday, May 05, 2005
5am, for the lack of a title
in ambiguity lies great power (no, this is not from Spiderman), and great pot-holes in which one may sink into the self-created mire. interesting effects of ambiguity, saying one thing and meaning another while the other percieves yet something else.
think, responsibility is important because it defines the functional and successful individual who conceives and undertakes his purpose. not other people's responsibilities, pu-leaz. can't believe the myriad of examples simply squashed in a time-frame.
going to play a game
think, responsibility is important because it defines the functional and successful individual who conceives and undertakes his purpose. not other people's responsibilities, pu-leaz. can't believe the myriad of examples simply squashed in a time-frame.
going to play a game
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