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@Babygirl The whole world at your feet. |
Where there is a carcass, the vultures gather. ![]() |
babygirl1:Now, that's much better. Do you know what you can achieve with such a smile? I think you should get a qualified evaluator to value that smile. It must be worth diamonds! Thanks for the information on love. ![]() |
Aaaaargh! EVE! What happened to the owner of those lips?! ![]() |
@Eveseh That love looks scary. Does it fade? ![]() |
Damsal:Thanks. ![]() Love hopes for the best. Love does not give up easily. |
@Babygirl Off topic: Is that you on your profile? You've got a nice smile. I think you should smile more often. You'd have the whole world at your feet. |
Love is patient. Love is kind. Love holds no record of wrongs done. Am I on the right track? |
@ Eveseh: Er. . . sure that 'one love' will be enough for everyone to share? ![]() |
Damsal:Remember when we were together in the lovely bliss of "plateland"? ![]() |
babygirl1:Hey! *backs off with both hands raised* Easy, sis! I get it! I get it! |
Damsal:If you glue them back together, they will keep breaking from the joints. You'd have to crush the plates completely and then mold a new plate from the same material. The 'new' plate retains the memory, but doesn't suffer from it. |
diddy4dt:hehehehe There is yet hope for you, Diddy! |
didy4dt:You're alive. You're young. You're healthy. You're vigorous. You will fall in love. Is that an arithmetical or exponential progression? ![]() |
Damsal:How can I tell if I'm in love if I don't know what love is? ![]() I'm not yet in love. |
diddy4dt:I hope you're really over it. You're getting me worried. |
Diddy4dt, I can see your signature. Is this something that happened over the past few days? The storm will blow over. And you will see the sun shining. |
diddy4dt:Your desolation makes me weep, my friend. Is there no hope for one that has never loved? |
didy4dt:"Show me a heart without scars and I will show you a heart that has never loved". Is that true? You sound like a man that has been wounded by love. "All wounds heal, even though the scars may not be erased. But the scars caused by love often last forever". - Anonymous. |
bluenubian:Can you kindly expatiate? Is love = rudeness? ![]() |
babygirl1:You sound sceptical. Have you ever been deceived by love? |
Damsal:What is life without love? |
eslynera:So love is one grand deception then? A system of manipulation to make one lose self control? A shadow, a mirage? How bleak! |
didy4dt:You scare me. Could love be so terrible? |
Thank you, Princess. ![]() |
kaecy5:Hello Kaecy5. I find it unacceptable to compare a 2:2 obtained from one university (A) with a pass degree obtained from another university (B), given that both universities are under the same regulatory body (If first class from University A = 2:2 from University B, then 2:2 from University A = pass from University B; assuming that the relationship is of a linear nature and the same constants apply over the same range of values). A first class from one university (A) cannot be a 2:2 in another university (B). Your argument may be more tenable if you said that a student that had a first class in one school may not be able to reproduce the same result in another school. That may be true, since we know that learning conditions are not the same for all universities. It may also be true that some students do not deserve the grades that they graduate with. Does that mean that the grades of all the students who graduated from the same institution are suspect also? Hardly so. Please note that there is a difference between a student and the school in question and, as has been stated before on this thread, there are several events that determine the outcome of a given examination. Your final result on graduation is usually a result of consistent performance at the same level over a period of time. Unless you can show that: 1.) All (or at least 60 percent) of the academic staff of University A are unqualified and inferior to those of University B, 2.) The learning environment in University A is significantly inferior to that in University B 3.) Graduates of University A consistently perform, under the same conditions, poorly when compared with their counterparts from University B with the same grades, and 4.) Poor performance on the job and at interviews is restricted to certain universities excluding University B, and one of which is University A, (and if you can prove all of this, then there would be no need for the existence of the current universities regulatory body, as it would have failed to perform its duties) your argument is invalid, and there is nothing to support your assertion that a that first class in one university is equivalent to 2:2 in another university. The qualification depicted on a certificate is just what it is: a reflection of your performance during the period in review. It may or may not be an accurate representation of your capability. It is, however, the best way of determining the capacity of a student to assimilate, retain and process information under the particular prevalent circumstances (which should, in theory, be the same for everyone). A leopard cannot change its spots. Time will always tell whether or not the grade on your certificate is an accurate representation of your ability under the given conditions. |
Lol |
I'm leaving because I've been at work since morning and would like to get some rest, Princess. The sound of your voice Is the song of my choice The sight of your smile Is the light of my night The beauty of the moon The sparkling of the pool The colour of sweet blue Is how I remember you. |
The word 'love' is a very common part of our vocabulary. Its use has undergone so many metamorphoses, however, that it is often difficult to understand exactly what people mean when they use the word 'love'. What is love? Is it a mushy feeling that makes you go puppy-eyed and malleable? Is it the same thing as sexual attraction? Is it a choice or a decision? Is it forced or an act of will? Can someone love another person without wanting to have sex with them? Are there different kinds of love? If there are, which is the best kind of love? When people say they are looking for 'true love', does it mean that there is false love? How is that possible? Is love sacrificial? I would like to know what you think. |
mukina2: ![]() I think I'm ready to go home now. Thankfully, tomorrow is Friday. Adieu, Sweetiepie!! |
@D'baby Thank you. |
What are you doing, Lovely? |
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