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lacunacoilscabbia
- user joined since December 31, 2008
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BLUESOLEIL BLUETOOTH
In Computing, software - asked by lacunacoilscabbia - 1 answer - 3 years ago

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Worst contribution? There's plenty to choose from. Although he certainly has a wealth of blunders to go by when it comes to his contribution to the command of the english language in the genre of comedy acts.


Go To Question - asked by lacunacoilscabbia - 0 replies - 3 years ago

I studied Sociology at college and I can tell you that this is definitely a class filled society. We are still divided into Poor/Working/Middle/Upper classes. Everything about our society is still very much about life chances - take for instance the association easily made between crime and unemployment. There is proof enough to be found where it is looked for that suggests that we still live in a society divided by class. We still argue about the poverty line and what is actual poverty. It's like asking what is normal. You can't really define it. So really there is no sufficient proof that would clearly indicate that our society is classless.


Go To Question - asked by lacunacoilscabbia - 0 replies - 3 years ago

I hope you won't mind the choice of answer here.
Not a bible basher but I think a pretty good answer can be acquired from the following which I remember from Corinthians. Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
Love never fails.

It even says you don't need to have faith so long as you at least got love, cause love is all that counts!


Supplement from 12/08/2008 11:15am:

1 Cor 13 to be precise. It's a tough question to answer, which I don't think can be answered in a short and simple paragraph or two.


Go To Question - asked by lacunacoilscabbia - 0 replies - 3 years ago

It would be probably safer for a doctor to give a patient a placebo..."Yes it is a tablet it will cure you, but we won't tell you it's just a sugar tablet". Probably cure more people that way instead of developing otherwise dodgy drugs maybe?


Go To Question - asked by lacunacoilscabbia - 0 replies - 3 years ago

As a cartoonist, but not of the animatory sort, I do know for a fact that almost any vehicle in a cartoon pulls back and then goes forward to imply that it's going to go very bloody fast indeed. It's the same reason that cartoonists put lines around objects to imply movement in a static image.


Go To Question - asked by lacunacoilscabbia - 0 replies - 3 years ago