It's not that I know nothing. I know something about something. The only problem is that the something I know about something is just that I know nothing about nothing.

Cheers,
Lost

That's called "Generation Y" symptom, honey.

Huh?

Cheers,
Lost

But if the something that you know is nothing about nothing, then that nothing is something, so you know something and nothing all at once.

how can nothing be something if he knows nothing?

You haven't even figured out that Lost is a chick. Go away.

Nothing in this context is like black.
You can't get just plain black cloths it's always red black or green black or blue black.
The jeans I'm wearing are red black and the t-shirt is green black. Black is never quite that.
Try and do a post with nothing it. There is no space between not posting and having a post with something in it, even if its just a few blue pixels and some spiky brackets TM.


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Carpe Aptenodytes! (Seize the Penguins!)

Well, if that nothing that she knows is something, then it is not nothing; it is something. Therefore, it is not being nothing and something at the same time because nothing and something are not the same thing.

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Genius... PURE Genius!

come again ppl??

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ok, pardon me while i curve to topic into a bit of another direction.

my dad always told me that its better to know a little about a lot than a lot about a little.
which basically means dont focus all your knowledge onto one subject, because then you will lack knowledge in other subjects

thats a little easier to understand

gee, guess old pops was right...

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You're in a laundry room, you're in a laundry room, the clue just came to you? oh.

I spelled thought wrong. *weeps in dispair*

You haven't figured out I'm a chick yet, Witch?!?!

Cheers,
Lost

quote:

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Originally posted by 6sweetdreams9:
Well, if that nothing that she knows is something, then it is not nothing; it is something. Therefore, it is not being nothing and something at the same time because nothing and something are not the same thing.

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Sure they are, to a Zen Buddhist.

quote:

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Originally posted by LostCause:
I spelled thought wrong. *weeps in dispair*

You haven't figured out I'm a chick yet, Witch?!?!

Cheers,
Lost

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Sorry.. but thats ok, Some people didnt know i was a dude either.

it's not possible to think of nothing. because if you try and focus on blank.. thats something. you would have to be completly dead to view nothing. and even then some feel that electrical current leaves the body at time of death and so it must have some form of conscience. there will never be nothing. nothing has never existed. always something lurking in the dark.

OK, that was my pathetic attempt to get into this subject.

nothing is a stupid word [more desperate than witch]

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Don't worry.....I put my pants out....but yours are still on fire

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no - thing as in there is no thing. Ah, now I have become more desperate than With and you.

I know you're a guy, Witch. But, whenever I talk to you, I feel like you're a girl.

Cheers,
Lost

When I was writing all those nothings and somethings, I started getting confused, and the words looked all wrong to me.

Have you ever written or read a word so much that it didn't make any sense.

(Is that more pathetic?)


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Genius... PURE Genius!

Yea. Porch. Say porch five or six times and it loses it's meaning completely.

Cheers,
Lost

First recorded happening of that nullword phenomenom circa 1972. Sky~ sky sky sky sky?
bothered me quite a bit, as usual grown-ups no help, got over it as it never ceased being over me.

grown ups are GREAT help, they help cook, pay bills, drive....ohh, WAIT A MINUTE, you meant at THINKING! damn, guess your right...

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He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would suffice."-Albert Einstein

If less is more, nothing is everything.