Mi - Dezember
15, 2004
Totalschaden
Holy Jeebus! That doesn't have to be!!!
Overheard "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" just now, and:
Girl: "Hallo
Y" [Hi
Y]
Guy: "Hallo X. Ich
heiße Y" [Hi
X. My name's Y"]
Girl: "Ich
kenne dich. Du warst auf ein paar Feten..."
[I know you.
You've been at some parties... ]
And
there the brakes screech and I see... Feten, plural of Fötus = Embryo, like
in Embryology. And so the harmless sentence above spikes me to a gross
picture!
In the weeks after
Physikum, I looked at the dvd player's circular (centrifugally striped)
"checking dvd" icon and my spontaneous thought is "Neuralrohr"
["neural tube" or
so]
Hello, my name is S. and I
have a problem... -_-;;
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sis' birthday
. was yesterday! 19 she is, now. Weeee ^_^ !!!
And who started _very_ late with crafting the present?
*cough*
I paid the price today -
when I woke up and felt totally smashed, shitty beyond reason. I was feeling too
ill to eat properly and my lower back hurts like I'd been beaten with a golf
club. But it was worth it.
I
started the planning exactly 1 AM on dec.14th. The self-making is kind of a
family tradition between us siblings I guess. Especially when I have no money
to buy. But then we all love making things for each other, and even with lots to
spend we rarely just buy stuff - unless it's expensive material for something
self made =)
So, the somewhat hasty preparations included
picking the right pictures (Kenshin and Soujiro =^^= ), copying them to paper
once, deciding to put them together on a second sheet, and transferring them
from there to a plastic foil (I actually ripped off the cover of one of my
biochemistry scripts - the things you improvise for your loved ones *grin*). My
finger still hurts from the tight grip on the security pin I used to scratch the
image onto the plastik -_-;When I
staggered off to bed at 4 AM I really planned to get up early and go to the
lectures, I did! Didn't happen though, instead I spent the morning scrabbling a
greeting card, decorated with chibi
Schuldig, Yohji, Aya and Farfarello . That was a fight because I
haven't done them more than once before and I'm not good at doing them yet
*sweat*. Then it took me 2 hours to carefully carve out the stencil with a
thread-cutting scalpel. I'm a perfectionist and hate it when I have no time to
really think things through. But alas I chose the time frame myself and work
best under pressure anyway *shrugs*.
Being at uni in a very boring
seminar nearly proved fatal. Not only is the guy talking to us as if we were
children "if you don't stop talking I'll have to send you out", but my friend
next to me then starts drawing what looks like a persiflage of the guy. Lacking
sleep badly, everything amuses me. A lot. Like in heat creeping up, trying to
asphyxiate rather than laughing, but unstoppable little giggles coming out
anyway, threatening to become a wholehearted helpless howling! I was so
unfocused I nearly collapsed right there and then. Very strenuous task to hide
real amusement, honestly. Fortunately I managed to concentrate on a question
asked and was spared the supposedly humiliating event of being sent out. People
looked at me funny, though, but I'm used to that
:DAfter finally (!!!) finishing
there and getting a nice folder and some Edding™ pens in town, I hurried
home and started the paint job, wich took three hours, inhalating nasty
evaporations, hunched on the floor. Around 9 PM I just opened the door, held the
folder into her face and yelled "THERE
YOU HAVE IT!" - the first thing my sister screamed after careful
inspection was "Kenshin not only has larger feet, he also has a larger
"sword"...!!!". Yeah, it was *me* who trained her to draw dirty associations
whenever you can ^_^;She _really_
likes it. Woohoo! My work is done... until christmas @-@
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So - Dezember
12, 2004
Jackie Chan at Movie premiere
In _MY_ Berlin, Alexanderplatz. Today. Yes, I missed
it. >_<
Blame it on my lack of sleep,
causing me to lose the ability to form coherent thoughts (he was in nuremberg...
I should have KNOWN he doesn't just travel back *smacks head and decides it's
better to bang it on the floor instead, and repeatedly so*
Instead, I was busy getting into a Weihnachtsmarkt
for free through the backdoor. That place was packed, and, retrospectively,
definitely not worth it. *sulks*
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Mi - Dezember
1, 2004
Annoyance!
Crap, do you know that, when someone
calls you, keeps talking about whatever, and starts one useless discussion after
the other? Making up arguments to counter one of your statements, but picking
arguments that don't lie in the same plain as yours? Like, you say something
about skiing sites being environmentally critical and thus shouldn't be
maintained, and he states as a defense, that, should you think so, you shouldn't
have a christmas tree either, or eat chicken??? Heeellllooooooo - those
trees/chicken are GROWN for that (but it's an entirely different matter!). A
hillside is there, it doesn't get grown in a backyard every year! My short
version: Every hillside gained back is good, it shouldn't be the goal "only" to
avoid opening new ones. But that's not what my mood is about, so let's leave it
here.
Hate that baby
discussion crap. We're not in school anymore. I love to discuss, but I despise
not-constructive, plainly useless discussions, just for the discussion's sake.
Not. With. Me. I don't need to talk just to listen to myself anymore. Yes, I've
grown out of it. Grrr!
Well I'm aware that's all pretty
simplified and not professional, but I'm currently angry.
Angry equals NOT happy.
Holy Jeebus! I'm not in the
mood to produce a coherent good statement. Rather, in the mood I'm in I'm not
able to. I found the talk really unprofessional, annoyingly so, furthermore it
was pointless, drawn out too long, not on the same level; I don't appreciate
people arguing with generalisations; things were discussed that shouldn't have
been discussed, all on cost of my nerves. I had better things to do, seriously.
Like sleeping. Anything. I didn't want to discuss, yet I had to. A mistake I
won't repeat. I demand my request not to discuss to be respected without need
for justification. It's not like I'd say that to a professional/official matter.
Just private. Retrospectively I was trying to be friendly and resisted the urge
to hang up, but it would have spared me a lot of trouble.
One year ago I met this insisting guy on a
party, lets call him André. He was feeling superior and behaving like he
was the smartest ass in town, and we lead a, what I can only call tasty,
discussion about several things. I genuinely liked it, it was fun. Now I realize
why. We were on the same level. We both did a good job in bringing our points
across and scoring. He's still not my type and probably a bit of an ass, smoking
and all, but it wasn't about him or me anyway. Actually I find him sympathetic,
he was a worthy opponent and likely a nice guy to have around when taken not too
seriously.
Someone told me today that one
shouldn't think of his interlocutor as opponent, it wouldn't be a war. But I
say, in a good discussion, you two are opponents, no matter what you say! You're
opponents in conviction, you have a statement that you defend. It's a rhetorical
battle! I say so! And despite that fact, it can still be constructive, and a
gain for all participants. I was schooled to fight on the battlefield of
rhetoric. Be coequal, or fall. Unless you reach an equation, only one remains
standing.
~fin~
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Mi - November 10, 2004
iPod sucks, err, socks ?!?
Eh he, unbelievable enough they sell socks
now. Who'd spend money on that? They should give'em away with each iPod sold
over the shop, that'd be okay I think. Pff - there surely is a worm in *this*
apple, heh! They suck, these socks.
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Di - September 28, 2004
Di - September 14, 2004
Nicked
That's me. If I was male. And if our biochemistry
assistant would be coaching me ;-)
 Apologies
for infringing any copyrights, Pic gratefully taken from Rippenspreizer.de, my
best and steady source of medical-related entertainment.
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snap
Oh crap, I feel totally out of my freaking
mind.
I don't know what's causing this, possibly has
something to do with knowing I'll be having my last exam on monday or tuesday in
two weeks, but my brain's just going haywire. Can't focus on anything
*essential*, instead have, well, that situation I came round to be in, and it's
rather useless circumstances bothering me. AND it's cool outside and I can't
even sit in the park and attempt to read something there. No, summer isn't over
yet! I'd be older if it was, and I wouldn't miss my own birthday. So why the
autumn look already? Bloody cursed monkey
shite!
I tell ya, once my exam is over I'll
have to go major ape shit and get rid of this energy before I explode! Feel the
sudden need of some weapons training, preferrably something with sharp blades.
Actually, I'd tremendously enjoy the feeling of a 600 kg horse underneath me
right now. Heck, I just must turn into Legolas and my problems are solved! (As
for above mentioned activities, both shouldn't be exercised with an aggressive
base mood, but with concentration and inner calmness. Me knows that, but the
thought of letting loose still cheers me up in my current situation. Besides, I
am NOT very successful with either activities, but mastering that in the future
is something I'm looking forward
to.)
Hey, I *heard* that! No, I'm not
suffering female PMS; if any, it's rather
Physikum-induced
Major
Strain,
so shut your fly trap and let me rant.
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Mo - September 6, 2004
[drop note]
Buhu, Mommy and Su are spending ten days in Bangkok,
they just left today... I returned home and will be staying here for that period
of time, enjoying the comfort of being fed regularily...
... of course I also have to feed the turtles and
the boring fishes... water the plants... and finally switch into hyper learning
mode! Nah... wished I was feeling more ambitious right now, but it seems to be
such a mountain of stuff, almost impossible to hammer into my head... at least
"almost" means, that there's a chance! Better get started - hey, I *have*
studied in the past, just too ineffectively I'm afraid. Being left in the dark
about the final subjects is driving me crazy and - most important - doesn't give
me the ultimate stress kick to learn myself senseless. Well, *that* part will
come soon enough! 27th of september to 1st of october is set! Wahhh!
And it has been stinking hot today,
pooh.
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Mi - August 18, 2004
Hi all
Just a short update to let you know I'm still alive
;-)
The last weeks were the busiest in my life! Spent
the last four weeks in the new place, learning for my Physikum. Haven't done
anything as effective before, although there's still definitely the potential to
improve it a lot. Marcus spent most of the time there as well; we team up very
well for studying and were reading most topics parallel, followed by exercising
multiple choice in the last days.
It was
kind of excruciating but luckily I wasn't on my own. I use to get nervous and
waste most of the time instead of learning. I'm too distractable. We managed to
save ourselves from turning mad by visiting the local playground regularly and
playing ball or holding swinging & who-jumps-furthest competitions. It
wasn't all about playing - we also spent some afternoons out there, reading our
books. You know, I still don't have a writing desk and the the only place where
we could sit on a small wooden table was in one of these children's huts. Yes,
the tiny ones on wooden pillars. Surely amusing for walkers and the parents (who
seldomly came by; actually I thought there were no children around because we
never met them in the beginning. Spandau is just soo much a place filled with
strange old people). I even got a sunburn one day which reminded me of the fact
that it's still summer. Was difficult to say in the beginning as it was raining
heavily most evenings. Not that I hate summer thundershowers - I'm fortunate to
have a window where it doesn't rain into, whatever happens, so we enjoyed some
thunderstorm nights sitting at the open window watching the raging outside,
quite enjoying ourselves while staying tuned with glycolysis and crebs cycle...
Some day we spontaneously decided to go to Ikea (a furniture selling swedish
shop) and sit around in the restaurant. This proved to be quite comfortable;
there are ways to eat and drink, toilets and even distraction if need be. Did
that for a couple of days. Better than being in the library actually, not as
full and quite calm too.
Well, now the
written part is over - today and yesterday were stressful! Four hours each day,
160 MC questions at a time. We got between 62 and 65 % (inofficially; the "real"
results won't be published until three weeks from now) which may not be
excellent but it's a "passed". That was all I was hoping for and so I'm happy
with it. A month ago I didn't even think I'd get permission to participate, but
here I am, waiting for the horrible letter that will inform me about the two
subjects of the second, oral part of the exam. Will tell of the outcome when
things are done. Have to keep studying now. I just hope I won't be picked for
anatomy...
o_0
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Do - Juli 15, 2004
moving out!
I'm moving out now - halfways. Into a tiny
flat, no bigger than a doll house, with only study-marathon relevant stuff. Rest
of stuff will most likely follow after physikum. I'm excited but close to a
panic too. Brr, strange mix of feelings!
I must restrain myself to not waste any time
decorating or arranging, because I have too little time left already! On the
other hand I'm too stressed right now to do any planning. It was again quite the
spontaneous action - I just made the final decision around lunchtime, and now
all my favourite cups, my books and a new mattress are down there already!
Will it work? Will I be able to learn
effectively? Will I grow desperate from being lonely? Nah, I think I'll manage,
right now I'm just a bit hyper! I'm just so excited to finally be on my own, I
kind of wanted to get more independent before I turn 26 this autumn (yeah, don't
scold me, I know I'm late but better late than never!) and someone as
cuddle-needy as me won't be happy living alone for a long time anyway. So far it
might go 'til march 05; Physikum has to be passed
;-)
My rules? No tv, no phone line or
internet access. Little meat/chocolate, lots of veggies. Ah, cut the crap about
little chocolate - I'm female, I *run* on cocoa (as discussed in some earlier
entry)! Little milk as well as I don't possess something as luxurious as a
fridge...
Goodies?
Double size mattress for uninhibited turning over
in sleep and ending up diagonal across bed :D, maybe a snoozle corner, more or
less occasional visits of my study partner, erm... guess that was
it.
Yay!
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Do - Juli 8, 2004
study-o-meter
Found out how to see that you study too much, or
that your study is too hard. Sadly made the experience myself
I know this semester is harder than the last because
I missed even more movies in the cinema. Seen: Zero. No troy, no secret window,
no spiderman 2 etc etc
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Sa
- Juni 19, 2004
Having a sickie
Ewww... still ill
Muchos mucus in bronchi. But feeling okay now. Gave
it a blow with vitamin C and acetylcysteine. Can't afford being ill as next exam
is coming up on fri
...
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Fr - Juni 18, 2004
A stew of luck
Woohoo, I had a lucky day today - kinda. At 16.00
two friends and me were going to have our physiology consultation... by my most
respected professor PP who is the institut's C4 alpha male! I was really feeling
ill in the morning and during the day, but my proverbial luck IS back and I was
asked something I wished for at lunch over my pot of (obviously) lucky
stew.
I received an email yesterday that didn't let me
rest to learn as I planned, so I wasn't feeling too confident this morning,
grumpy over a missed chance of learning opportunity. To fail in a consultation
of some lecturer or PD is bad enough, but if it's someone you know and really
like, it's torture when you know you're not prepared as you should be. The
thought of making a fool of myself and disappointing this respected person was
giving me a hard time over the last week.
Although I have started studying with a dear
friend of mine (which improved my learning quite efficiently), I was well aware
of the gaps in my knowledge base. I just started too late, as ever! Damn!
Anyway, I woke up this morning in state of a
blackout, all so-far-collected knowledge having mixed up to a blur of words and
numbers without coherency. And it was raining. Fine. So I went to uni in the
early day to meet up with a friend, snatch a book and try to revive my short
term memory. Before I quickly went to the sociology's secretary to fetch my
certificate for "Berufsfelderkundung". At noon, before going to the cafeteria, I
went to the anatomy secretary's office in order to ask for a certificate over
the course of macroscopic anatomy (I had just spoken to an old friend yesterday
and gotten hothothot new information about my chances of getting the
certificate; my courses had been back in 2000/01 and I didn't pass the newly
invented exam last semester, but apparently I had passed the exam back then - I
still can't remember it, but obviously had taken place). I had ambivalent
feelings, and whilst the secretary was looking through the files, checking my
papers and such, I was still fearing she'd discover something missing. But she
didn't! The tiny piece of paper is lying on my desktop right now! Super-YAY!!!
One obstacle less on my way to the Physikum. *Sigh* I was so glad I felt like
jumping all over the place. That really came unexpected. It was a good way to
fight the examination anxiety too. Whatever would happen, i had this paper, and
all was kind of good already.
In the
afternoon we headed to P's office, nervous to say the least. We entered the
spacious room and took seat, unsure what to expect. The consultation was strict
but fair. I was really lucky regarding the subjects asked. I passed narrowly as
only one out of three with "adequate performance and a +". It's strange how you
can't really be happy when your best friends don't pass, although you're
relieved to have made it yourself. In the end I was just a bit exhausted and
wanted only to have a quiet talk. Unfortunately I was being distracted by
another friend who had missed his chance in this consultation by coming too
late, and who now wanted to gather *all* information about the exam. Well, I
usually like talking but today it unnerved me in my
post-examinational-wanting-to-comfort-my-friend state.
The bottom line? I made three
achievements today, two certificates and the passed exam (well, i didn't pass it
in honour as I wished, but at least I think I only disappointed him
modestly...please...?).
Oh, and I got a cold.
It came up very quick in the course of the evening. My throat is not feeling
very smooth right now, and it's making me a bit grumpy. I guess the very nice
yet very windy sunset on the bunker and two days of bicycle riding in the rain
in combination with the stress of the upcoming consultation plus the
"post-separational" emotional state took their toll. But I'll be fine methinks.
I've just been snoozing for an hour feeling miserabel, enjoying a throat
soothing lozenge and listening to Stevie Wonder. Feeling a bit better now. Let's
wait for tomorrow :)
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Sa
- Mai 22, 2004
library nuisance
Pffff - stupid rule that I can't extend the books I
need in the library. It's the only library that hasn't "modernized' their system
yet, but it's the one with the bigger range of literature.
Every four weeks I have to bring them back (five
minutes before they close) and hurry back there the next morning, and I can just
hope that they're still there. Last time I was only five minutes late - they
open 9.00 A.M. and I was there 9.05 - and MY book was already gone again!
*snarl*
I've gone to new tactics now: instead
of bringing them back on the last day and then struggling for them with all
others who know it came back, I'm returning it a few days earlier. Hehe. Then
the lurkers who hoeped to be extra clever don't expect it to be back yet and
don't turn up to "steal" it from me.
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getting started
hey, my engines are finally running! I thought I'd
never get into the learning routine again.
I'm ready to play scrabble and make a triple score
with something like "Sedoheptulose-7 (seven)-Phosphat". Yeah, I managed to learn
the Pentosephosphat-cycle - damned it may be, but I know it by heart now. So
gimme that scrabble board now!
And
last but not least: sad but true - medical students get obsessed more or less -
it's difficult to leave the study behind even in your free time. We have those
books filled with MC (multiple choice) questions, and I figured it's actually
possible to play Trivial Pursuit with them... just replace each theme with a
subject, for example "politics" for anatomy, "pop culture" against physiology
and so on. Sad little life I have, making up this wonderful idea, eh? But then
you already have TP Genius and TP Disney for kids, so it's not that far
off.
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Fr - Mai 7, 2004
Hehe, *that* is me :D
A situation of my daily life. My imagination plays
tricks on me - again. Lecture physiology. Called "Schlaf und Arousal". My mind
goes: Arousal???!
What was your first thought
hearing "Sleep and Arousal"?
If you had an innocent idea of waking up one lazy
morning after a good night's sleep, congratulations, you have a mind more proper
than mine!
My associations are a l w a y s
dirty if there is a possibility of seeing a double meaning. Schlaf equals Sleep,
so it would have been logical for any decent person to see immediatly that the
waking process is meant.
But according to
Ultralingua "Arousal" translates to "Erregung, Erweckung" (also to sexual
excitement,
not only to pure
waking).
Not enough, the guy besides me asked if I
knew what it meant, and I blurted out "You could have heard of 'sexual arousal'?
Does that give you an idea?". It took me minutes to come up with the proper
term, can you believe it? Well, but on the other hand, especially for a male the
sexual arousal has indeed some component that you could call a 'wakening', so I
wasn't too wrong. Just a little, umh, mislead, eh he he...?
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Do - Mai 6, 2004
Organized my stuff today
Step one:
make list of subjects and topics to learn. Take nice colours for each subject,
whatever you feel fits best (not in picture: dark blue for physics and biology,
yellow for
psychology&sociology).Step
two: count days that you have left for
learning and compare with number of topics to learn (count one day for each
topic learning time!!!). Be shocked when you realize you have exactly the same
number (96!). What a coincidence! And what a desaster, it means you have to
start learning today!
Step three:
Try to find way to neatly organize your plan,
keeping the possibility to overlook everything in one go and to exchange learn
topics when need arises. Be inventive and find something that attracts your
senses and meets your learning preference (visual type: colours, date tags,
special markers, whatever floats your boat). You may use string and needles as I
did and just macguyver it quicksmart out of nothing. Make the thing bloody huge
so you can't escape it :D !
Step four:
Fill it up! Spend a great deal of time on this
because current events like upcoming exams and practicals will be prepared and
timing the right subject to the right exams is a good idea. Also, if you plan
long enough and try to make it perfect, you'll feel very satisfied and you
automatically have an excuse for not starting to learn today
*yay!*Gasp in horror when you realize
there's only TWO free days in you plan. That is not enough. Learning advisors
say you must not learn more than five days in a row to maintain efficiency. It's
like being on a diet and allowing yourself a tiny but regular chocolate
consumption to avoid frustration breakouts, yummy!
Hope that you'll mystically catch up and
thus regain free days by learning two topics in one day (veeeery unrealistic,
but keep hoping!).Step
five: Relax. You have just signed your fate
for the time from today until the twentieth of august 2004. Go fetch yourself a
cuppa tea. Who knows when you'll next be able to enjoy that luxury.
Anyone wants to comfort
me?
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Di - April 27, 2004
Energy sucking sect vampires
There are a some things that manage to draw all
energy from me in the blink of an eye. For example, accidently skipping to a
page with people proclaiming UrKost as only right way. Not that they did it, but
how, with what arguments. To make it short, the page was about raw food
("Rohkost") and "Veganer" style being the only right way, and being the original
way as lived by the ancestors. Well, they only lived 30 years max. so how good
did it do themselves?
[Excuse the laxness of
my explanations and comments, it's just like talking to a wall talking arguing
about their point and I currently lack the energy to attack this topic with my
usual "bite". I often have situations or subjects that I want to mention but
then I feel mentally too tired to do so. But here's this, I pushed myself and
managed to write it down.]
Don't get me wrong, I'm not generally criticizing
the preference of living vegetarian, although I am critical towards being vegan
as long as it's not necessary because of food intolerances. But if you go to the
main page of the "Bund für Gesundheit". which sounds as if it actually was
an official site, you get to read a very long badgering speech about the badness
of classical medicine (Schulmedizin). You don't have to study medicine to feel
offended by their style, their examples and their arguments. It's hair
raising!
It's much like a sect - and I know
this because my ex-boyfriend had plenty experience with a very popular french
"raw food sect", but that's a different story - and for me, to read how they
proclaim you could use this particular diet to conquer nearly everything that
doesn't involve strong physical damage, like diabetes and hernias, is exhausting
to read and every purposely misleading written example drained my spirit.
Because while reading I could see how people who can't think too good by
themselves, get drawn into believing these constructs. Actually I feel to weak
to write, but I thought I must mention it.
Just to give you two samples that stuck with
me: if you have a hernia you can cure yourself with muscle power and forget the
operations. Which you can't, as the ruptured connective tissue (fascia) is maybe
supported, but the breach is not healed by muscle training. Trick here: they say
if you're not able to work on yourself, you should seek a doctor. Cave! They try
to make you feel bad and claim, only the people who are unable to follow the
"good spirit" should seek out a doctor. Unspoken and between the lines lies the
message that, if you follow what they call "nature's plan" you will have no need
to seek out a doctor.
They also claim that
bad eating habits of the parents cause their genes to be bad and thus causing
karies and cross teeth in children. And they say that doctors preferably operate
on healthy persons without reason, because then the healing results would look
fantastic to justify more operations.
You
see? I just can't tolerate this, it makes me feel awful because it's a big heap
of shite. Worst thing: Mostly it's written cleverly, so you don't find the
misfit the first time you read it and it sounds plausible. And many people read
it and believe in it, because they don't know better or can't detect the faults
in argumentation. There was small group of philosophers (sophists? dunno now,
sorry) in ancient greek who would create wonderful discussions of their opinions
which would be logical in itself, but you could guess there was something foul,
without easily pointing out the fault. It's all about the good rhetorics, you
know, and about introducing small logical errors that divert and make the whole
construction plausible - in itself only! Think of Escher's optical illusions.
Same thing. Just better visible.
Sects are a
dangerous issue, and there are more or less harmless ones out there. Many things
have sect character, and it takes some thinking ability to be "untouchable".
Although no one is really immune, and even really clever people can be
manipulated to believe in wrong things (know some via friends), by finding their
week spot and making it the starting point from where the clear thoughts can be
diverted and directed into sect-conform views. But mostly these find their way
out at some point, when the discrepancies collect and get more. I won't call
this site a sect site, merely a forum with sect like tendencies/ mentality, but
I know there is at least one french sect and one german sect with
"UrKost/Rohkost" as main topic.
I'll stop
here with a quote of this terrible
site:
" Vielleicht bekam es auch
zu viel Zuckerzeug, Eis oder Limonade und verlor daher seine Milchzähne zu
früh oder erhielt schlechte Erbanlagen von seinen sich mit viel
Weißbrot und Weichkost ernährenden Eltern." from:
http://www.bfgev.de/dggk/4/9.html
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Mo - April 26, 2004
films i want to see
The list is long, the budget tight, but I'll see at
least one of them!
Troy ! Must....see... Orlando Bloom... he's wearing
eyeliner, seductive curls and few clothes!!! Only wart on the bum of this movie:
Brad Pitt - blergh! Eric Bana also isn't the prettiest. But then Orli is
sporty, energetic has olive skin, chocolate eyes, plays a loving Prince Paris in
a greek surrounding ... mmmhh!
 Secret
Window... Johnny Depp is the m o s t b e a u t i f u l man on earth! Sexy,
grrrrrrowl!
 Hidalgo.
Viggo Mortensen...Horses...endurance riding ...what more can a girl wish
for!
 Pirates
of the Caribbean 2 ... Johnny as the sexiest and funniest pirate ever sailing
the seas. Oh, and Orlando as the cute hotshot blacksmith! Johnny's voice! Orli's
voice! Their costumes, their bodies -
Yay!
 Van
Helsing - Hugh Jackman is my favourite Aussie since his very hairy but sexxxyyy
Wolverine. He can speak plenty of sexy english accents
too!
  Spiderman
... okay, Tobey Maguires stern frog eyes are a turn off... but they'll be hidden
by the sexy costume! And he can shoot webs and climbs walls! And he surely has
to suffer a bit, which is good. Awww, poor
Spidey!
 (T)Raumschiff
- Periode 1!!!! (German comedian Michael Herbig and Crew) - Space is gay! Funny
funny funny!
  Kill
Bill 1+2 ... Blood, Martial arts, yeah! Probably the only one I will not see in
cinema after all, but i thought I'd mention the massacre. I always like watching
martial art movies for the fighting scenes. You see different things if you're
experienced yourself.
And last: my friends and me plan
either a LOTR weekend (L E G O L A S !) or a Matrix night (still haven't seen
Part 3) or an Alien weekend, or all after each other. Goody
goody!Girls need a regular turn on, ya
know :D
Posted at 08:21 Uhr
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Heya folks *flash, rumble*
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Was K.O.
rah!
Never done
To be missed, damn! again!
put nicely
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