>>18
Oh dear, say dear chap, is that another one
of your terrible writings? My, my.. not as exquisite as
one would expect from such subliterate web forum.
I, too, suspect such temperature might be abormal;
in a sense that one would not find such values except
only in a deviant environment where the external physical
conditions are to be expected to cause such susceptible pain.
I fear that my post is near its end, yet I do cease from
typing, just enough to breathe and puzzle about the vigorous
essence of atrophication, which is implied by the sagacity
floating. Maybe it is just me; maybe not.
I have strong beliefs that melodramatic posters
such as
>>14 belong in the pre latin era; for they are beyond
inanity or dereliction. (which, accidentally, may sound very
vulgar and repellent to some of you)
One might notice, after carefully studying my writings
that I prefer to start my paragraphs with "I", talking about
myself; Egocentric, pompous and insulting, with little
to no manners at all, however poetic and very attractive.
How taunting!
--
``Wisdom and self-understanding can sometimes be of greatest
benefit if consciously allowed to improve our life in a
spontaneous fashion, for excessive analysis of new revelations
about ourselves creates the possibility of diluting any
positive intentions that are cultivated''