Ludwig Wittgenstein
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Work or play?
Ludwig Wittgenstein
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Philosophers are often like small children who scribble random marks on paper and then ask an adult, "What is this?
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Ludwig Wittgenstein
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A modest source of cultural enrichment.
S. Hayes
Frequent procrastinator, sometimes prevaricator,
wishful provocateur, and curator of Linear Set Theory.
wishful provocateur, and curator of Linear Set Theory.
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- Toxic thinking?
- Fifth law of fashion?
- Pain builds character?
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- National consensus?
- Not your momma's cooking
- Gee, what a terrific party.
- Unsettled?
- Everlasting fire and hormones?
- Millions long for immortality
- Busy signal
- Thou shalt not covet?
- Squawk box?
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- To stretch a point?
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- Thousand year war?
- Overparked?
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- Our little secret?
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- Give Joe a rest
- No joke
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- Work or play?
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