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originally posted by: Harte
LOL
originally posted by: jephers0n
a reply to: Harte
Don't people around here know not to argue with Harte and Byrd by now? Come on now...
You'd think, right?
We've both been here for quite a while I guess.
But I'm the one that's more fun to argue with. Byrd is just too timid.
Harte
originally posted by: username74
a reply to: username74
well there ya have it, sports fans!
so case in point , really.
as the two preceding posts would seem to indicate.
at this point i would like to point out our fellow contributers here
one thinks he is fun and the other thinks she is shy (and she is not confrontational)
well experience is a tricky horse to ride in public.
its a good horse when it knows the task, but improvisation is anathema to most horses, its not their bag.
so if you ask a question it cannot provide an answer to is it going to bang its hoof yes or no ,or just ignore you like a dog watching a card trick?
well, lets see!
originally posted by: username74
a reply to: Byrd
and i know you are a flower byrd and i am confrontational, i am sure you dont take it to heart.
no pun intended!
originally posted by: username74
a reply to: Harte
well its more that i favoured the initial sentiment.
schroedinger can fill ya in there
and puns cannot be asymetrical outside of their syntax
oh and by the by our usual conflicts are grounded around" argumentum ex silentio"
slippery as a greased pig , that rascal!
this is some of the reason towards the seperation of european / u.s standpoints on a philosophical assessment vis a vis philology and its status as primary evidence.
originally posted by: Harte
You gotta admit that when it comes to the Old Kingdom, argumentum ex silentio is often the only argument that can be made since all we have in some cases from that era is silentio.
originally posted by: tikbalang
a reply to: Byrd
Off topic: Do you have calanders for harvest and stuff in ancient Egypt ?
originally posted by: tikbalang
a reply to: Byrd
Do you also have an old egyptian starchart?
Edit: Did the calendar stretch over years? or just a single year?
The La via link, is it verified? I found disreprencies