| 5 entries | | |  | | | | My Favourite paradox (Zeno's paradox) | wrote | | "That which is in locomotion must arrive at the half-way stage before it arrives at the goal."
Aristotle.
Suppose Homer wants to catch a stationary bus. Before he can get there, he must get halfway there. Before he can get halfway there, he must get a quarter of the way there. Before traveling a quarter, he must travel one-eighth; before an eighth, one-sixteenth; and so on ad infinitum. He can therefore never reach the bus!
There is an answer to this but i will be surprised if anyone cares.S | | | | | More different things the same | wrote | | I'm so bored of the repetitive nature of profiles these days.There are so few profile that inspire one to communicate.Below are some questions (profile quotes). Answer correctly win a prize (maybe) ; Each Q is a quote from a profile. Each answer=Male,Female,Fake,Couple, ?;
1/ I'm me. A bitch
2/You're goorjus (sic)
3/Got msn
4/TXT U LOL MwaH. Me8. Luv Life
5/No men,no men,no men
6/Aint got msn
7/Stunning,wow,wanna chat
8/Got him want her
Good luck.please be interesting, or I'll bore you | | | | | A simple cup of tea | wrote | | | People make firends or (being negative) don't become friends for a variety of reasons best known to those who make the 'judgement'. I have a more simple method, based on fact with only a small element of subjectivity. If some makes you a cup of tea - without instruction (colour, strength, sugar [or not]) and gets it right then you are probably kindred spirits, that's my view. I have never known it to fail, but that maybe because I am biased towards my own methods. At least I don't drink bad tea | | | | | Tomorrow? | wrote | | Here's another cliche that used so much on peoples profile live for today tomorrow might never come. Tosh and nonsense. Tomorrow will never come by it's very definition. So whilst this cliche is annoying, not least as 1/ It is over used 2/ But perhaps more so, how many people who type it live it? I would hazard a guess none?
That means that if you also have I dont like liars on your profile... one of them has to be wrong? I'll remove this blog if I can be convinced my assertion is incorrect | | | | | A Sponge | wrote | | Wow - The Sponge! A sponge grows in the sea. It is the simplest of all animals with no true tissue, muscles or nerves. They filter water through their bodies to extract particles for food. They even excrete sperm through these holes!
BUT, I can't help wondering how much deeper the sea would be if the sponge did not exist. | | | | | 5 entries | | |
|
