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Originally Posted by AMP Did you know whenever you walk sit, or do whatever... Your accually floating a VERY VERY small amount off the ground or area where your sitting... Cool huh? |
AH!
It's like you read my mInd!
.. or maybe I hacked into yours ... no matter! xD
Anyway, I was thinking of this jUST the other day in another way. See, I run/walk to and from the place where I usually do my scribbles, and on that day, I felt that as I ran, my feet weren't ACTually touching the ground EVery time. As in .. there wasn't an "impact" at times and it was like floating.
Naturally, that made me very happy.
BecAU~se ..
see, since I was a wee lassie, i was and am scared of dogs. Especially the teeny type who never stop jumping up and down excitedly- those are the wORst xD
In fact, here's my usual plight (slight exaggeration of shortness, but it is, alas, one of my negative features :< ):
Thinking about fLoating..
ok, you know with the wheelies, cars.. pLANEs... do you think someone will ever find a way to have it so we can float a wee bit off the ground? turn it on and off whenever we want/need? aye .. a bit like those hoverboot thingies in Zelda. Because if sO.. LOOK AT THE ULTIMATE WIN THAT WOULD THEN HAPPEN ^-^:
TadAaAAa!
Asia: 1
Doggies: 0
=D
see? iit's a fantAStic idea!
(come on
GDwarf .. please tell me it's plausibe

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Originally Posted by GDwarf Nope. Your heart keeps ticking right along.
The "bless you", as has been said, comes from the belief that sneezing either allowed demons in, or was a sign of demonic possession. |
Ahaaa.. interesting.
See, we say "Alhamdulillah" after sneezing (person who sneezes says so) since, apparently, it's one of the body's ways to flush out germs and such and that's .. something to be grateful for.
If there's someone in the vicinity, they should typically reply with "Yarhamoka Allah" : "May God have Mercy on you" -- again, a reference to illness and wishing that if one ever falls ill and dies, that they be .. well.. accepted mercifully and such. i think .
I just thought it fun to compare whatsits! :p
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Originally Posted by Mike the Foxhog Actually, it was from the days of yore when nearly every disease was fatal and you were being blessed before you die. |
Interesting =O
And has merit
I sometimes envy and miss the matter-of-factness outlook that people before had that we may have lost.