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Post 201

Shhhhh

Wha?? smiley - erm


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Post 202

Nick_Em (not_him)

Are you saying I don't think therefore I am not?


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Post 203

PedanticBarSteward

Haven't we been here before? As to - what DO I think - I thought I had made that quite plain hadn't I. Didn't I make it clear that if you claim to have six or more friends - you are dluding yourself? Isn't it probable that the GWSW&WAS has many fewer than six members - worldwide? Is that not perfectly clear?


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Post 204

Nick_Em (not_him)

It is now, thankyou for so simply clearing that up. Now, I wonder what new subject we could talk about?


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Post 205

chorlton

What interests you?


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Post 206

Dene - specialist in red herrings

Nick. Can we go back to the subject "The meaning of life"? Could we include views on, the purpose of life? Do most people think that the only purpose in living is to get as rich as possible?smiley - erm


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Post 207

PedanticBarSteward

Isn't the meaning of life enjoying a game of bowls, playing snooker a little better than you expected to and pitting your wits and skill against the wind, tide and water? Isn't the real meaning of life to be able to look in the mirror and say to yourself, I haven't done too much wrong and I have helped someone?


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Post 208

chorlton

Is that what it means to you?


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Post 209

PedanticBarSteward

Would I have written it if it hadn't?


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Post 210

chorlton

Did you know your questions sometimes come over a bit hostile?


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Post 211

PedanticBarSteward

I am sorry - unintended but didn't you realise that my REALLY hostile posts are reserved for the sarcasm only thread? However, would your really expect anything different from a pedantic (old) barsteward?


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Post 212

chorlton

Pedantic and sarcastic? What made you that way?


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Post 213

PedanticBarSteward

Breeding, upbringing, education and then real life - will that do as an answer?


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Post 214

Dene - specialist in red herrings

P.B.S. I like that answer.
It shows that you are not vain. Do you ever see any other side of your personality? Have you ever met someone who is as perfect as yourself?smiley - winkeye


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Post 215

PedanticBarSteward

Fatima - my wife - never went to school, cannot read or write, has worked since the age of three, brought up her entire tribe, speaks four languages (sort of) and has the wisdom of trees - I am but a product - she made herself; can such a thing make you feel small and reflect?


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Post 216

Dene - specialist in red herrings

"Brought up her entire tribe." Is that what you meant when you said "breeding"? (Post 213) Have you really been that busy? smiley - envysmiley - bigeyes


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Post 217

PedanticBarSteward

Does a tribe only include one's own children?


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Post 218

Dene - specialist in red herrings

Could it, possibly, include only ones own children?smiley - erm


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Post 219

PedanticBarSteward

Isn’t the definition of ‘tribe’ group noun (C) 1. a group of people, often of related families, who live together, sharing the same language, culture and history, especially those who do not live in towns or cities – Cambridge Advanced Learners Dictionary? Whilst one’s own children are certainly members of the tribe – can’t you still be a member without having any children at all?


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Post 220

Dene - specialist in red herrings

Meanings of words are always changing. Some people refer to their own children, as their tribe. If that meaning comes into common usage, will it not be included in the dictionary as a new definition?


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