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There is love in the world
The footsteps of time, has stepped on the coldest time of the year - three nine nine ice walk. The cold through the bone marrow, merciless and equal to every life. Longing for the vernal sunshine, longing for the spring of the earth, become people's common thoughts.
By Aaron4 years ago in FYI
You say goodbye, I will never see you in meditation
Time beating memories, bit by bit lingering. An accident, a trade. It makes me so excited. That day I was on duty the last one to leave the classroom, lock the door at that moment you suddenly appeared, you said Liu Xiaowei lend me 100 pieces. I didn't say anything, maybe I didn't know you were talking to me. You said it again, Liu Xiaowei, lend me 100 yuan, next week! I smiled and asked why me? You said I'd show you the way to the first day of school! I was very generous to lend you 100 yuan, a week's food expenses, but I do not regret, because you said I was the first person to give you the way, fortunately, you remember my name is Liu Xiaowei. I didn't expect you to pay me back. I didn't expect a deadline.
By Aaron4 years ago in FYI
The good and the ugly
Lu Xun once said, I have never been afraid to think of the Chinese with the worst malice. I think we should change Chinese to human. Lu Xun said this probably because the special social environment at that time made the Chinese people's humanity exposed more obviously. Today, China's development is directly in line with the international community. If you come into contact with many different cultures, you will find that people all over the world share the same virtues. A good man knows no breed, and a bad man no nationality. If good people and bad people must be divided by number, I think it should be half and half at the beginning, referring to Lao Tzu's philosophy of "there is no coexistence". Later, through the baptism of civilized society, many of the people with bad nature were educated and turned into good people, so kindness became the mainstream value. Of course, this is all of your nonsense. Your ideas are here for discussion.
By Aaron4 years ago in FYI
THE HISTORY OF THE COFFEE HOUSES AND HOW THEY BEGAN
Coffee houses or cafe are trendy. Especially trendy hip star locations, specialty coffee and much more. But where does the idea of ??meeting in a place to pay for a drink come from? Find out the history of the coffee houses here - with unique literature references.
By Dongsheng Ceramic4 years ago in FYI
Ted the Caver
Let's go way back to 2001, to a time before two-sentence horror and creepypasta; before the founding of Facebook, Reddit, or Instagram; and even a few years before our old friend Tom founded MySpace; back when people called the Internet "the information superhighway," no one knew what a meme was, and 🔥 didn't exist.
By J.A. Hernandez4 years ago in FYI
The biggest rely on life, only yourself.
When people reach middle age, they have seen too many joys and sorrows and human feelings, and will understand that the biggest rely on life, only oneself.
By Heineman Barrera4 years ago in FYI
What is the monkeypox virus sweeping the world?
Last WEEK, THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION UPDATED ITS GUIDELINES FOR TRAVELERS TO PREVENT MONKEYPOX. One suggestion is to wear a face mask. "Wearing a mask can help protect you against many diseases, including monkeypox."
By stevenwang4 years ago in FYI
Larry Flynt
You must know by now that I am intrigued by legends of the past and bad asses, and what is a bad ass? Depends on who you ask, but anyone who utilizes the law to the fullest extent and yields in a lot of dough without breaking any is a legit bad ass in my book. God bless Larry Flynt!
By The Vibe Podcast 4 years ago in FYI
Julius Caesar
This quote comes from the Gospel of Matthew 22:15-22, and the original problem was a dilemma. The same description is found in Mark 12:13-17. The first thing to know about this is that the Jews were not a "free" people; instead, they were under the jurisdiction of the Romans. But the Jews cherished their national identity and used their own currency in the temple of Judaism. Outside the temple, by law, the currency of the local government was to be used. Therefore, the money for donations and taxes, as well as the popular currency among the people, were Roman coins.
By thecong4 years ago in FYI
Edison's legendary life
Speaking of Edison, people will think of the electric light bulb. On October 21, 1879, in Edison's laboratory, the world's first electric light bulb was successfully produced, which lasted for about 13 hours. However, in 1854, Goebbels, an American, used carbonized bamboo wire, placed in a vacuum glass bottle and energized to light up for 400 hours, which is the earliest successful record of the bulb experiment. Unfortunately, Goebbels didn't patent his design in time. In 1874, two Canadian electricians invented the idea of adding nitrogen to glass bubbles to make electrically charged carbon filaments glow. Unfortunately, they didn't have the money to continue their research and sold the patent to Edison. So in the United States, Edison didn't patent the light bulb at first, and he fought lawsuits for many years.
By thecong4 years ago in FYI
How the Anime Dragon Ball Became a Religion — Gokuism
Son Goku is a fictional character for the majority of people who have ever read a comic book or watched an episode of the Dragon Ball anime. However, few people are aware that a small number of Dragon Ball series fans are so enamored with the character of Goku that they view him as an incarnation of God; thus, Gokuism was founded.
By Neo Natsu4 years ago in FYI
Learn to thank, to mature
Learn to thank, to mature In autumn, the falling yellow leaves have their roots, which is thanks to the green trees; High in the sky, ten thousand wings flying swallows in a happy dance, that is to thank the blue sky. Only learn to thank, is the only way, to quickly mature.
By test4 years ago in FYI