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Or by me-
I did it all the time when I was younger. I would stay up for hours reading or simply watching the moon.
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(hi guys, hate to interrupt but could you possibly take this to a different general chat or a pm? nothing against you guys, but my notifs are getting flooded from this conversation. Welcome to notebook Visio! I'm glad to see you here! :D)
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Oh ok sorry-!
(Vellem, L.A. And gratias tibi.)
We can do PMs, if you'd like.
HI there, everyone! You can all call me Anti-Chicken. (I'm not actually against chickens, I'm just not a chicken. *nervous sweat *)
Bows politely Ave, Oppositum-Pullum.
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im dead that literally translates to "opposite of chicken" XD
Yes. Yes it does.
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what's the opposite of a chicken?
an egg.
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The eternal conflict. Venitne primum pullus, an ovum?
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I mean- the chicken evolved from creatures who laid eggs. So the egg-
This is a beautiful conversation.
Force is correct. Though in a sense, the chicken itself, at least the idea, existed before the egg, in the eyes of relativity.
That does sound very much correct.
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What is going on here?
I do not know
Philosophical debate.
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Hi Vis! Welcome to Notebook! I hope you enjoy your stay. I’m Stella, Story, or Siren - I don’t mind any of them.
Ave, Singer of Stars and Stories.
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Ooh that's such a pretty way to phrase my name! Tysm! So how did you get into learning Latin? I'd think either school or a natural interest.
I do my best to give people beautiful ways of phrasing their names; it's something to challenge my brain, and it always gets at least a smile. No, sadly it was not school. I simply wanted to learn Latin, so I learned Latin.
Oh, I have dedication to hyperfixations, like Latin. Water and food just so happen to not be hyperfixations I have, so I understand.
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XD valid-