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I shall announce my glorious return to the forums. For the perpetrators of this crime of banning an innocent individual, pleasure is derived from excluding him for what he is: a most unique and intellectually aggressive person; for the victim, pleasure is derived from the innate knowledge that all evil shall be mirrored and reflected to the evil actor.
In other news, I had for no apparent reason been thinking about the legendary Greek philosophers and where their bodies might be resting. I thought of Aristotle, searched for his grave, and very interestingly it has just very recently been thought to have been discovered. Yes, my intuition is a miracle on its own, but let that not overshadow the finding of the resting place of a legend.
http://www.keeptalkinggreece.com/201...rthern-greece/
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2016-05-28, 07:57 PM #1Deleted
My Return, and the Grave of Aristotle
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2016-05-28, 08:02 PM #2The Unstoppable Force
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So? We have what was important about the guy, his work. It's not like we believe touching his bones will anoint us with magical powers of...philosophy.
Originally Posted by Aucald
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2016-05-28, 08:04 PM #3Ojou-sama
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Great, high horse guy is back. Be amazed by his ego!
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2016-05-28, 08:06 PM #4Brewmaster
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who is he ?
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2016-05-28, 08:07 PM #5The Undying
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I was reading about Bosnia the other day, something about crusaders going through there.
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"This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can."
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2016-05-28, 08:08 PM #6Brewmaster
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it might grant you the powers to bore your enemies to sleep. Originally Posted by Powerogue
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2016-05-28, 08:10 PM #7Banned
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welcome back mofo :beer:
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2016-05-28, 08:12 PM #8Brewmaster
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No, much of his works were actually lost. Originally Posted by Powerogue
Working on my next ban.
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2016-05-28, 08:15 PM #9DeletedThis is not serious right? Originally Posted by MORGATH99
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2016-05-28, 08:15 PM #10The Insane
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1) none of us gives a single fck about your return.
2)So? We have what was important about the guy, his work. It's not like we believe touching his bones will anoint us with magical powers of...philosophy.
Formerly known as Arafal
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2016-05-28, 08:40 PM #11Brewmaster
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it is cause i dont know who he is and id like to know if it isnt too much trouble to tell me Originally Posted by SexyManipulator
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2016-05-28, 08:46 PM #12DeletedBy "he" you mean the OP or Aristotle? Originally Posted by MORGATH99
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2016-05-28, 09:03 PM #13Titan
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Which Return is this one? 4th?
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2016-05-28, 09:08 PM #14Scarab Lord
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Wasn't Aristotle the first intellectual mind to conceive the philosophical mantra, "Bros before hoes?". Truly a legend.
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2016-05-28, 09:09 PM #15The Insane
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are you serious or trolling? Originally Posted by MORGATH99
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aristotle
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2016-05-28, 09:10 PM #16Deleted
Who the fuck are you?
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2016-05-28, 10:17 PM #17Banned
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*snippy snip*
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Infracted - minor spamLast edited by Crissi; 2016-05-28 at 10:20 PM.
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2016-05-28, 10:18 PM #18Brewmaster
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i ment the "OP" Originally Posted by SexyManipulator
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2016-05-29, 12:22 AM #19DeletedIf the resting place and body of such a legendary figure is perceived by you as mere material, you are, sad to say, lacking in spirit and depth in the realm of reality. There is great pleasure to be derived from seeing things beyond their material appearance; to sense the atmosphere that transcends the material, to enjoy what it represents. This is something I hope you manage to do in your lifetime; for some it is innate, for others it is achievable (to a lesser degree, however). Originally Posted by Powerogue
Your perspective is unfortunately normal in this day and age. In Medieval times, the ability to see things in a way that is not shaped by only the physical was the norm. Churches, graves, even roads and trees - all meant more than what they appeared as perceived at face value.
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I don't keep count... it happens too frequently. I have crossed lines in the past, but most of my activity now is benign. A little negativity here and there shouldn't warrant these bans. It is so sad. Originally Posted by Grimbold21
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2016-05-29, 12:29 AM #20The Unstoppable Force
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Seeing things that aren't there doesn't mean you're enlightened, it means you're crazy. (Or just hallucinating, which can be induced by plenty of non-magical means) Originally Posted by Mirkzat
Originally Posted by Aucald
