Dec 13, 2006

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  1. If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts he shall end in certainties.
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  2. If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts he shall end in certainties.
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  3. Bi rabbak inno shou ma3neto hayda el tosri7?? la2anno ana ma fhimit...
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  4. which one should we adopt? the first or the second?... does the only difference between the two; "don bacon" add anything?....

    we now know what happens to the man.. what about women?
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  5. maybe it's a game! find the difference between these two paragraphs!

    Walla ya train ma3ak ha22, biye2etlouné hol yalli bi zettoulak jemlé philosophique hek out of nowhere! :)
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  6. what kills me the most is when people uses three languages in one sentence...
    that is genuine....
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  7. don m.>> i sometimes just write as if i was talking, which means in the 3 languages. And I think it's a very interesting phenomenon, I just use the word that comes first, and that in my opinion fits the most!

    I was once in paris, waiting for the subway with a bunch of lebanese living there, and we were talking in the 3 languges. There was a guy nearby, after a while he comes to us, very intrigued, and asked us what language we were speaking!

    does this bother you? do you use one language? cos most of lebanese i know use 2 languages at least.

    but i try when i use one language to be as correct as possible.
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  8. انا مع دون إم في هذه النقطة...
    I agree with Don M. on this issue...
    Ani em Don M. bi zeh, biglal ani mi'amen bi davrim bi Aravit
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  9. genuine,
    you are as far from being genuine as possible.
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  11. sahar malek (aka shrrr) please kili khara
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  12. and what makes you say that ya bored?
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