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From: "keithw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
When waching foreign (to me) films, I far prefer to have English
subtitles, instead of dubbing.
I want to hear it in the language it was filmed in.
Besides, depending on the language, I can usually tell when the
person transla
Jostein wrote:
- Original Message - From: "keithw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Boy! I'd sure like to watch it, but I sure need a taller antenna!
Awww, that's okay. I don't understand Norwegian anyhow, by golly...
Dubbing is for analphabets. :-)
Besides, it would take away half the fun un
- Original Message -
From: "keithw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Boy! I'd sure like to watch it, but I sure need a taller antenna!
Awww, that's okay. I don't understand Norwegian anyhow, by golly...
Dubbing is for analphabets. :-)
Besides, it would take away half the fun unless the translat
Jostein wrote:
- Original Message - From: "keithw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"To The Manor Born," with Peter Bowles. ca 1979.
There's a re-run this summer on a Norwegian channel.
Tonight, the good lady's car has broken down, and she resorts to using a
horse for her shopping...:-)
Jos
- Original Message -
From: "keithw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"To The Manor Born," with Peter Bowles. ca 1979.
There's a re-run this summer on a Norwegian channel.
Tonight, the good lady's car has broken down, and she resorts to using
a horse for her shopping...:-)
Jostein
It was the spell checker that did this to me. If you run the post through
your spell checker, you will probably find not find any error either.
Consider the post changed to:
You're right, of course. I am angry though. And I demand retribution - what
is justly deserved, recompense. And I demand
Jostein wrote:
LOL.
>
Woe the ones to Manor Born.
Btw, anyone remember the TV series with Penelope Keith?
Jostein
"To The Manor Born," with Peter Bowles. ca 1979.
Keith Whaley
LOL.
Woe the ones to Manor Born.
Btw, anyone remember the TV series with Penelope Keith?
Jostein
Quoting Mishka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> as one of a civilized gentiles (ie, goyim), i protest against
> abusing language in this manor. and highly recommend a spell-checker
> to a pissed native spea
On 7/8/05, Bob Blakely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There are soccer fans, we have football, hockey, basketball and baseball
> fans. Fan, as I'm sure you're aware, is simply short for fanatic.
Wow, there's something new to learn every day!!
Yes I didn't realize it before, thank you!!
beside this
Mishka wrote:
as one of a civilized gentiles (ie, goyim), i protest against
abusing language in this manor. and highly recommend a spell-checker
to a pissed native speakers.
The remedy for the problem you have pointed out is a dictionary, not a
spell-checker. :-)
as one of a civilized gentiles (ie, goyim), i protest against
abusing language in this manor. and highly recommend a spell-checker
to a pissed native speakers.
mishka
On 7/19/05, Bob Blakely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You're right, of course. I am angry though. And I demand retribution - wh
You're right, of course. I am angry though. And I demand retribution - what
is justly deserved, recompense. And I demand it from both those who do,
those who teach, those who finance and also those who give aid, comfort or
safe haven to these barbarians. Dealing with such people in the manor
ne
if we find out? like in "we have no idea who they are"?
mishka
> Idealistically, and ultimately, if we find out who are those people who
> benefit most from the terrorist attacks, and bring them to *real*
> justice then without firewood the terror fire will eventually expire.
There are soccer fans, we have football, hockey, basketball and baseball
fans. Fan, as I'm sure you're aware, is simply short for fanatic. My oldest
son is fanatic about a game called "Star Wars Galaxies". I'm a fanatic when
it comes to hunting and firearms safety and also about caring for veter
> The world's three largest religions (Islam, Bhuddism,
> and Christianity) are, unsurprisingly, the only three with
> histories of practicing 'conversion by the sword'.
1. Buddhism is not one of the 3 largest religions
2. There are far more than 3 religions with a history of conversion by the
s
- Original Message -
From: "Graywolf"
Subject: Re: Fanatics
You, don't have a clue do you, Bill?
gee Tom I'm thinking the same thing about you right now...
b.
x27;s direction. The actions of
terrorists are fanatacism, not survivalism. They can survive without
it.
On 7/8/05, William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Graywolf"
> Subject: Re: Fanatics
>
>
>
> > Fanaticism can
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William Robb wrote:
- Original Message - From: "Graywolf"
Subject: Re: Fanatics
Fanaticism can be short term (mobs), or long term. It probably was a
survival mechanism in hunter/gatherer societies.
You might find if you talk to a few Midd
LOL!
On 7/8/05, Tom Reese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Graywolf wrote:
>
> > (Fanaticism) unfortunately seems to be an inate psychological mechanism in
> > the
> > human species. It does seem to apply to groups more than individuals. I
> > wonder if there has been any research done on the minimu
No I have not become a digital-fanatic.
I have always said digital was just the thing for snapshots, and that is my
intended use. I do not believe in digital uber al.
graywolf
http://www.graywolfphoto.com
"Idiot Proof" <==> "Expert Proof"
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Tom Reese wrote
Hi!
Fanaticism can be short term (mobs), or long term. It probably was a
survival mechanism in hunter/gatherer societies.
You might find if you talk to a few Middle Eastern "fanatics", they
still see it as a survival mechanism.
I think that it is all much simpler, much much simpler. Though
- Original Message -
From: "Graywolf"
Subject: Re: Fanatics
Fanaticism can be short term (mobs), or long term. It probably was a
survival mechanism in hunter/gatherer societies.
You might find if you talk to a few Middle Eastern "fanatics", they still
Graywolf wrote:
(Fanaticism) unfortunately seems to be an inate psychological mechanism in the
human species. It does seem to apply to groups more than individuals. I
wonder if there has been any research done on the minimum size of group
needed to trigger it?
This list was big enough to tri
My only problem with your post is your misunderstanding of the word "fanatic".
Used referring to enthusiasts like us on this list it is pure hyperbole.
Fanaticism can be short term (mobs), or long term. It probably was a survival mechanism in
hunter/gatherer societies. In industrial societies i
Bob,
What you write is reasonable and agreeable, but the reasoning can lead to three
types of action.
Yes, three.
I too am weary of Chamberlainian naivité. It leads to a type of (in)action which
should be sufficiently disproved, by history, to be efficient.
The other two implies some action to
No one really knows for sure, but current thought is that sociopaths are
born that way. Fanatics don't bother me. We're a list of fanatics after all.
Sociopaths with an innate lust for power, brilliant and charismatic do. This
very type of fanatics has been going on for centuries. Spain has it's
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