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Started 1 day, 15 hours ago (2008-11-17 17:54:00)
by Hero_Mike
Quote: Originally Posted by JoeBentley Let's be very clear about something. I am not prejudiced against religion. Prejudice comes from pre -judge. I am not prejudging religion. I am judging it. I have weighted and measured it carefully and have found it wanting. You don't have to agree with my problems with religion but you can ...  |
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Started 2 days, 18 hours ago (2008-11-16 15:02:00)
by BBQ_Pork
I find that the Yellow Pages can be a source of character names, such as "Cinae Exodus". Also, foriegn language dictionaries, such as a Dutch-English one have a lot of words that aren't going to spark the "Name already taken" popup. If those don't work, I heartily recommend a Thesaurus, your Dictionary's underestimated brother. -------------------- I can take the heat 'cus I'm the ... |
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Started 4 days, 9 hours ago (2008-11-15 00:00:00)
by cpgos
I have recently installed a package called The Sage, this is basically a dictionary and thesaurus, see www.sequencepublishing.com/thesage.html , using Wine with Ubuntu 7.10. This package is written for Windows and works correctly when installed in an XP PC. The installation steps in Ubuntu were as follows : 1. Extract the .zip file that the package downloads in. 2. Right ... |
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Started 5 days ago (2008-11-14 08:52:00)
by brawnydog
Got the boat hooked to the truck everything's gassed up Wish you were here Gonna roll out of here in the mornin and I don't care if it's stormin got plenty of beer I called to invite the kids along got the goddam mother in law about turned me queer It ain't much fun goin' by myself but I don't wanna take anyone else and it ain't out of fear Asked the waitress out during breakfast turned out... |
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Started 5 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-13 15:40:00)
by cacapants
Quote: Originally Posted by beowulf2k You sure have a way with translations dont you? If you say this, then it really means that...if you say that, then it really means this. This is how this shit started, by your over sensitive ass re-defining words and sentences acting like the cacapants- thesaurus-dictionary for others. All you... |
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Started 6 days, 10 hours ago (2008-11-12 23:17:00)
by nsagnell
So I am a law student in my first year, and I take my constitutional law final in a month. Not licensed to practice law (yet), so you wouldn't want me to draft your will, but con law I know. We read the entire Heller decision. I asked my professor (Steven Schnably, Esq.http://osaka.law.miami.edu/~schnably/courses.h tml) what he thought that meant for a new Assault Weapons Ban. Par usual in law ... |
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Started 6 days, 12 hours ago (2008-11-12 20:27:00)
by Dave Kreskowiak
zf222 wrote: I feel like what I'm talking about should not be that as hard as everyone makes it out to be. Wanna bet?? Google "Turing Test" and find out just how hard that really is. Just throughing a thesaurus or a synonym dictionary at a sentence doesn't really do the job. There are subtle differences in the meanings of certain words that would just make them sound really funky in the ... |
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Started 6 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-12 16:14:00)
by elcymoo
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Started 6 days, 18 hours ago (2008-11-12 14:46:00)
by t-bickle-3
I used to romanticize about the idea of reading dictionaries for pleasure. But now, in my opinion, I think it wouldn't be very productive. As soon as you read a definition, you'll most likely forget it. What would be better is to simply read anything else, and to use your dictionary when you come across not only words you don't know, but words you wouldn't feel confident enough using in a ... |
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Started 6 days, 23 hours ago (2008-11-12 10:02:00)
by eLfwriter
phlogiston ... I think I remember that from one of my classes last year ... uh ... *thinking gears go into motion* Pretty sure that's the hypothesis of fire as a physical substance as opposed to an energy, right? Or are we just using it as a 'omg don't throw the fireball spell!!' thingie? Yeah, I'm a lot of help ( winks in double sarcasm) Quote: ... |
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Started 1 week ago (2008-11-12 02:15:00)
by Particle-Man
This thread is dedicated to anyone who wants to pitch an idea. Throw out a gadget or an invention that you think would make the world (or even a small part of it) a better place. Mine:- A Rhymionry This serves a similar purpose to a dictionary, encyclopedia or a thesaurus. However with an added twist. When you look up a word... it doesnt tell you the meaning, translation or similar ... |
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 21:45:00)
by Doreen
sly (sl) adj. sli·er (slr) also sly·er, sli·est ( slst) also sly·est 1. Adept in craft or cunning. 2. Lacking or marked by a lack of candor. 3. Playfully mischievous; roguish. Idiom: on the sly In a way intended to escape notice: took extra payments on the sly. ----------- sly Adjective [slyer, slyest] or slier, sliest 1. (of a person's remarks or gestures) indicating that he or she knows... |
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 17:19:00)
by Doreen
sly (sl) adj. sli·er (slr) also sly·er, sli·est (slst) also sly·est 1. Adept in craft or cunning. 2. Lacking or marked by a lack of candor. 3. Playfully mischievous; roguish. Idiom: on the sly In a way intended to escape notice: took extra payments on the sly. ----------- sly Adjective [slyer, slyest] or slier, sliest 1. (of a person's remarks or gestures) indicating that he or she knows... |
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