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I remember the first time I saw Langauge and Thought by Noam Chomsky. I almost had an orgasm right there in the 399-459 isle of the public library.
I have never read a book by her, nor watched her on tv. But ok...mattmns said:Probably the same feeling russ gets when reading anything by Ann Coulter
and she even has her own action figure!mattmns said:You have never watched her on tv? I find it hilarious when I see her going crazy about some liberal opinion. She is kind of hot too
'Twas http://www.victorystore.com/bush_cheney.htm?OVRAW=Ann%20Coelter&OVKEY=ann%20coulter&OVMTC=standard .mattmns said:Sweet! Where can I get one ?
Would you stop talking dirty--what do you think this is? Some kind of demented forum? Ah well, okay...yes Chomsky rocks (but not in a sexual kinda way for me, okie dokie?) Okay, so how do I get myself an action figure...Smurf said:I remember the first time I saw Langauge and Thought by Noam Chomsky. I almost had an orgasm right there in the 399-459 isle of the public library.
It's times like these I'm proud to be unamerican.Math Is Hard said:'Twas http://www.victorystore.com/bush_cheney.htm?OVRAW=Ann%20Coelter&OVKEY=ann%20coulter&OVMTC=standard .
Yes, and don't forget--these items were made in China.Smurf said:It's times like these I'm proud to be unamerican.
Smurf said:I remember the first time I saw Langauge and Thought by Noam Chomsky. I almost had an orgasm right there in the 399-459 isle of the public library.
mattmns said:Probably the same feeling russ gets when reading anything by Ann Coulter
franznietzsche said:I remeber using MS-DOS in the days before Windows, so ha!
Geez, you really are an old bastard aren't you? It was pencil cards for me.Ivan Seeking said:I remember loading programs by flipping toggle switches, and loading the operating system on "large" computers with paper tape.
franznietzsche said:Eww.
that's just the greatest part isn't it?SOS2008 said:Yes, and don't forget--these items were made in China.
Yeah. Who needs to make up anti-US propoganda when you can just retransmit their own?Smurf said:that's just the greatest part isn't it?
Ivan Seeking said:I remember loading programs by flipping toggle switches, and loading the operating system on "large" computers with paper tape. In fact, the first mini computer that I worked on, and even the first head scanners [CAT scanners], loaded the operating system with paper tape. The next model CAT scan went high tech and got reel to reel systems instead of paper. WOW!
But I never used punch cards.
franznietzsche said:Yeah, but I'm a yougin.
"Awe-Inspiring Moment: Remembering Chomsky in the Library" is a written piece that reflects on a memorable encounter with renowned linguist and philosopher Noam Chomsky in a library.
Noam Chomsky is a linguist, philosopher, and cognitive scientist who is known for his influential work in the fields of linguistics and cognitive psychology. He is also a prominent political activist and has written extensively on social and political issues.
The library serves as a symbolic setting for the encounter with Chomsky, as it represents a place of knowledge and learning. It also highlights the importance of books and literature in shaping our understanding of the world.
The writer uses vivid descriptions and sensory details to convey the sense of awe and reverence felt in the presence of Chomsky. The use of literary devices such as metaphors and similes also adds to the overall impact of the moment.
The main message of the piece is the transformative power of knowledge and the impact of influential figures like Chomsky on our understanding of the world. It also highlights the importance of cherishing and learning from personal experiences and encounters.