Użytkownik "Piotr Waszkielewicz" <wynocha@spamerze.com> napisał w wiadomości news:g5hqug$s27$1@nemesis.news.neostrada.pl... UIC bardzo przypomina "pięść Breżniewa" (zdaje się, że były projektowane do wzajemnego łączenia). Rzeczywiscie, sprzeg UIC mial się laczyc z SA-3. A to jest z cala pewnoscia glowica AAR (Janney'a) zawieszona na haku srubowego. MF

... as they come Hmmm...I saw it and was impressed. And certainly, Jesse "Jojo" (I wonder what jailbait pop girl singer they got THAT name from?) Carol Burnett's perfomance sometimes remninded me of Allison Janney in "Juno" and "Hairspray"..glad to see/hear her again! Uh, yeah, just what the heck WAS that little obscure only-I-know-what-I'm-talking-about psychotic episode on RADP all about then, anyway? Derek...

... they come Hmmm...I saw it and was impressed. And certainly, Jesse "Jojo" (I wonder what jailbait pop girl singer they got THAT name from?) Carol Burnett's perfomance sometimes remninded me of Allison Janney in "Juno" and "Hairspray"..glad to see/hear her again! Uh, yeah, just what the heck WAS that little obscure only-I-know-what-I'm-talking-about psychotic episode on RADP all about then, anyway? Derek Janssen (not ...

...]? There is a little kid animal character - one of Horton's pals - who talks about some imaginary characters who 'eat rainbows and poop butterflies;' that's as close as they come Hmmm...I saw it and was impressed. And certainly, Jesse "Jojo" (I wonder what jailbait pop girl singer they got THAT name from?) Carol Burnett's perfomance sometimes remninded me of Allison Janney in "Juno" and "Hairspray"..glad to see/hear her again!

Dnia Tue, 23 Oct 2007 o 09:44 GMT Han de Bruijn napisał(a): Prisoner at War wrote: On Oct 19, 11:57 am, Jim Janney <jjan...@xmission.xmission.com> wrote: We have a fundamental disagreement on the nature of mathematics, then. I don't see anything inherently human in it, and if you threw it all away and stared over from scratch, you would end up with the same thing; in fact, this has been done repeatedly, most ...

In article <7ef6b$471da654$82a1e228$10006@news2.tudelft.nl>, Han de Bruijn <Han.deBruijn@DTO.TUDelft.NL> wrote: Prisoner at War wrote: On Oct 19, 11:57 am, Jim Janney <jjan...@xmission.xmission.com> wrote: We have a fundamental disagreement on the nature of mathematics, then. I don't see anything inherently human in it, and if you threw it all away and stared over from scratch, you would end up with the ...

Prisoner at War wrote: On Oct 19, 11:57 am, Jim Janney <jjan...@xmission.xmission.com> wrote: We have a fundamental disagreement on the nature of mathematics, then. I don't see anything inherently human in it, and if you threw it all away and stared over from scratch, you would end up with the same thing; in fact, this has been done repeatedly, most notably by Bertrand Russell. That's a tautology, my good man: if ...

On Oct 19, 11:57 am, Jim Janney <jjan...@xmission.xmission.com> wrote: Hearing is different. There are sounds we can't hear because they're too high or too low, just as we can't see.... This is why you cannot stare at a tiled kitchen floor without your mind starting to organize those patterns, or look at a cloud and not recognize familiar things (patterns)...our brain is all about patterns, repetitions.... -- Jim Janney

Prisoner at War <prisoner_at_war@yahoo.com> writes: On Oct 18, 5:57 pm, Jim Janney <jjan...@xmission.xmission.com> wrote: This is cross-posted to a philosophy group, so someone may disagree, but I would say that they exist whether ... it, and if you threw it all away and stared over from scratch, you would end up with the same thing; in fact, this has been done repeatedly, most notably by Bertrand Russell. -- Jim Janney

On Oct 18, 5:57 pm, Jim Janney <jjan...@xmission.xmission.com> wrote: This is cross-posted to a philosophy group, so someone may disagree, but I would say that they exist whether we can... invention necessitating human faculties...kind of like how (as I mentioned earlier) a congenitally telepathic species wouldn't have ever evolved language, probably...just no need for such a mode of communication, right.... -- Jim Janney