Lurker > coolcono

Is the new Bond going to crash too?
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The Green Book was pretty good.
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Anime- Dragon Maid- Very funny stuff
Stein's Gate- Great characters

Movies- Rocket Man- It was good, but I hate watching musical type productions in theaters.
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I wouldn't recommend it unless you get want to get depressed.
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XXmiznatorXX posted...

Nope. When he was starting QB, I clearly remember him being a showoff and his social media was all him buying fancy cars and posing. As soon as he started to suck, he jumped into suddenly caring about social issues.

This times a million.
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The leader doesn't realize that the wizard is no longer the real wizard anymore.
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There is an adventurer group. In the group there is a blind wizard. I think he gets killed by these black creatures. The leader of group leads the blind wizard through a swamp and every so often the wizard opens his eyes revealing pure black.
I think the wizard might have been a puppet.
It was a creepy scene, but I want to know the movie.
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Is surprised more people didn't reply.
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Cletus said he majored in philosophy.
Funny twenty years later.
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No.
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I would say telling all these younger people that they can be actors/actresses in California. So they major in acting and end up homeless on the streets of LA.
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Or would an ordinary pair work?
I was thinking a lot of CS people would love something like this.
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DevsBro posted...

Wait do we not get the CEO's salary? >_>

In addition.
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Captain a sinking ship.
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She is one of the more attractive black girls I have seen.
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Destroying his youth?
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pres_madagascar posted...

I'm gonna catch hate, but I have never found her attractive. Too skinny for my tastes, and always came off as really fuckin gross.

She looks like a dude.
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MakoReizei posted...

Chad probably adheres to traditional gender roles so I would guess conservative

I was thinking that too.
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I have not seen Castlevania yet.
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Liberal evidence- The government needs to take care of his baby mommas.
Conservative evidence- Chad isn't a hipster.
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Which is a better buy?
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She is so smart. I wish I was born as an attractive girl.
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while in office and I won't need to resort to banning people who disagree with me.
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It was terrible when I read it 20 years ago too.
The only thing I liked was Spy Versus Spy.
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Michael Jackson?
Turning from black to Link?
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This idea was great.
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Doe posted...

coolcono posted...

Would he have protested if he were the starting quarterback?

This is a really interesting thing to say, as though challenging Kaepernick's motives lets you mentally brush the reality of what he's stating under the rug.

He wouldn't have pulled that tirade if he was starting.
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Doe posted...

coolcono posted...

Doe posted...

Crazy how much this guy enrages people for kneeling

He got Nike to remove a shoe now.

Yeah because NOW people are mad at him, because of a shoe. No, it's because he challenged the narrative of America being a just and fair country.

Would he have protested if he were the starting quarterback?
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Mike Xtreme posted...

Eli Manning on draft day

Touche. I remember that too.
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Doe posted...

Crazy how much this guy enrages people for kneeling

He got Nike to remove a shoe now.
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Apply at a style/fashion store.
A lot more attractive women and odds are some are single.
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:(.
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I want a quartet version of Gin and Juice.
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Deganawidah posted...

fuzzylittlbunny posted...

One of my co workers said Korean was easy to write since there are a limited number of symbols, but you have to learn the stacking or whatever.

I think hangul (the Korean alphabet) is definitely one of the easiest to read and write, in terms of both learning and continuously doing it, and thus makes reading and writing the sounds of Korean relatively easy (understanding and communicating meaning is considerably more difficult). It has distinct letters representing each consonant and vowel sound used in the language. The number of letters is not that high but they can be arranged to form more complex sounds fairly easily. The rules are not too complicated and the spelling and pronunciation is remarkably consistent among the languages and writing systems of the world. There are situations in which the letters' pronunciations change based on context, but even these exceptions are rather consistent.

It's not perfect, of course, and a big caveat is that it was designed specifically for the Korean language, so rendering of foreign words, English loan words being a very common example, does not precisely match the original pronunciation.

Yes. You can write out Korean free hand relatively easily. That is a nice feature about it.
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Deganawidah posted...

orcus_snake posted...

legendarylemur posted...

orcus_snake posted...

i read somwhere that korean is one of the easiest to learn becausre the people that made the language were very efficient with the structure and shit and it doesnt have billions of exceptions to the usual rules like English for example.

Yeah it's made to be easy to write for the peasants back in the days, when people spoke the language but couldn't learn to write the Chinese characters for it. However, it's considered one of the hardest languages to learn in terms of grammar. Most likely people instinctively understood the language and was hard for others to pick up

wait what, korean does not use chinese characters, that is japanese.

Japanese borrowed the chinese kanjsi and changed the reading but not the menaing of the symbols while adding hiragana and katakana for their shit, are you sure you are not confusing them?

Contemporary Korean uses Chinese characters so infrequently that you rarely have to read any, but the language can be written with them and has been written in them historically.

Korean was originally written entirely in Chinese characters (called hanja in Korean, kanji in Japanese), either fully in what is called literary Chinese (basically the way Chinese was written for educated people many centuries ago) or in a system called idu which mixed Chinese characters used for meaning with some used for purely phonetic purposes to represent Korean words or grammatical particles not found in Chinese. Hangul was invented in the 15th century as a phonetic alphabet to better suit the language. As legendarylemur said, it was especially meant to be much easier to learn to read and write than Chinese characters and greatly increase literacy. At this time in Korean history, most people couldn't read very much outside the educated elite class and government bureaucrats.

Even after the promulgation of hangul, the educated elite and the bureaucrats continued to write primarily in Chinese characters, seeing hangul as lower class, but hangul was used by people who had less access to formal education, especially women. It was also used more during the 1592-98 Japanese invasion of Korea because they wanted to communicate things in a form that could not be easily read by the Japanese army. Hangul gradually came into greater use over the centuries. By the early to mid twentieth century, Korean was typically written with a mixture of Chinese characters (hanja) and hangul similar to the ratio of kanji to hiragana/katana in Japanese today. By the 2000s the language had come to be written almost exclusively in hangul in most situations, though you do still see some commonly known hanja appear on signs, labels, news headlines, etc. and even more are used in books and articles to provide clarification of meaning (usually in parenthesis after the hangul word).

Do you know any other languages?
Chinese isn't really that hard. I had a Vietnamese background going into it. Pretty similar.
Vietnamese is the hardest one to speak.
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It is similar to Japanese, but there are more grammar principles and it doesn't auto-fill when you type like Japanese.
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Have a QR code reader at Subway's/Coffee houses where you scan the code, tells you the name of the person's order, gives direct instructions on how to make sandwiches/coffee, and pay when done.
I thought it would be useful for people who are picking up orders for others. Simply than typing on cellphone and writing on scrap paper.
You can give the code to co-workers, whoever is picking up the food.
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Don't buy meat there. I have heard bad stories from workers.
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the console is so online integrated, that who would want to risk a system ban? All the best stuff is online.
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Maybe a poorer version? The pictures looked similar.
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I am guessing Cruz beats Biebs and he cries in submission first round.
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C
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Anyone else in my boat?
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Only 100?
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There has to be some physics people here.
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Any answers?
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I don't have much off a physics background.
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RescueBC posted...

ginkgoes,

I was thinking from an evolutionary standpoint, why are there only two types?
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Deciduous and evergreen.
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