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[Lucky]

3 hours ago, millancche said:

@Lucky Delimično offtopic, ali i ne toliko - pošto vidim da si, očigledno, veliki fan Dilberta (uh, kako me sad puca fleš da sam te možda nekad ovo i pitao...), jesi li gledao seriju? Ja poskidao nešto u mkv formatu pre par godina, još uvek čuvam i povremeno pogledam random epizodu. Meni je genijalna, preporučujem, ukoliko već nisi gledao.

gledao sam, ali mi se iskreno nije nešto specijalno dopao, imam generalno dva razloga. Prvi je da mi je suviše spor crtani, kao da ga nisu lepo prebacili u taj format pokretne slike iz statičnog stripa a drugi je što sam im ja glasove totalno drugačije zamišljao, pa mi prosto nisu legli :)

[millanče]

On 2/4/2017 at 3:28 PM, Lucky said:

gledao sam, ali mi se iskreno nije nešto specijalno dopao, imam generalno dva razloga. Prvi je da mi je suviše spor crtani, kao da ga nisu lepo prebacili u taj format pokretne slike iz statičnog stripa a drugi je što sam im ja glasove totalno drugačije zamišljao, pa mi prosto nisu legli :)

Oh, well... Meni je je humor totalno legao, kao i likovi i glasovi. :-( Strip it is, then.

Edited February 5, 2017 by millancche

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OPTIMIZADO PARA EL NERVIO ÓPTICO HUMANO

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[Lucky]

hahaha

 

[Kemp.]

Dal u viceve ili stripove (

Edited February 13, 2017 by Kemp.

[Doca]

ili nigde :c

[Lucky]

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[Doca]

[nikita_]

:')

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She wanted him to fax her, but she believes in safe faxing, which DIlbert didn't get training on. Besides, it's been so long since he faxed that he doesn't know how to get a toner.

 

[Lucky]

[togFU]

Dobar dan.

[Lucky]

^ jel ovo neki prvoaprilski štos?

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[Lucky]

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[Daki_]

Ima topek dugacki stripovi?

[Debeli]

e ako ga je zabo u glavu.

[Daki_]

Glupi Derida. Elem

Discipline: Parmenides was a presocratic philosopher who believed that existence was timeless, eternal, and unchanging. The change that we appear to see is only an illusion due to how we perceive the world.

Presentation: Zeno of Citium was the founder of Stoicism, which held that the path to happiness was living "according to nature", meaning for the Stoic according to the universal reason that is in nature. Things beyond our control shouldn't effect our happiness, because happiness stems only from virtue. So if bad things exist, we should rationally accept that they exist, and they should cause us no suffering.

Gossip: Democritus was an early Atomist, believing that atoms (objects which could no longer be divided into smaller parts) were the only things that exist. For Democritus, there were still many different kinds of atoms, possibly infinitely many, but larger objects that were composed of the atoms didn't properly exist. He believed the world was totally determined by the causal interaction of the atoms.

Excuse: Zeno of Elea was famous for his many paradoxes, most of which were proving that motion is impossible. Similar to how Parmenides believed that time was an illusion, Zeno thought his paradoxes logically showed that motion must be some kind of illusion, and doesn't actually occur.

Brainstorming: Thales believed that everything was composed of a single substance (he picked water). Heraclitus thought everything was composed of fire, although he didn't take it to mean a substance like Thales, but more of an means of change between substances.

The Plan: In The Republic, Plato said that the general populations would have to be told a sort of "noble lie" to keep society together and encourage the less educated classes to behave morally and keep in line with the State. The more educated classes would study philosophy, and know the truth about how to behave virtuously.

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