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Ok so what does it actually say and where is it from?
What's your APM?Ohey guise I'm asian put me on staff.
Ok so what does it actually say and where is it from?
Here too probably the best thing would be to to aggravate it even more: when this vexation reaches its highest point, then it will burst and disappear, and then the process of understanding can set to work immediately. We haven't gotten far enough in giving offense; but what is not yet may still come to be.
Das beste dürfte wohl auch hier sein, es immer ärger zu machen; wenn das Aergerniß die größte Höhe erreicht hat, so reißt es und verschwindet, und kann das Verstehen dann sogleich seinen Anfang nehmen. Noch sind wir nicht weit genug mit dem Anstoßgeben gekommen: aber was nicht ist kann noch werden.
I guess what he could mean is that understanding will most likely go to higher levels if "the problem" becomes unbearable. Like in a war when new technology advances much faster than in peace time. Or if someone is wasting his life and changes only when he is about to lose everything.
Once again, just like The Codex is!To understand the above text better you must know that the Athenaeum was a prestigious magazine: link
I always knew Codex mods had their hearts in the right place
Waiting for the inevitable Codex fundraiser to kickstart ZOG's Nightmare 3.
We should put all the German staff members somewhere secure until the investigation is concluded. Some sort of camp, perhaps.I'm actually curious as to who did this, 'cause it wasn't me.
If you think about it, it fits to the Codex.
Fools are first blinded by every new, bright flame
I'm actually curious as to who did this, 'cause it wasn't me.
VentilatorofDoom, JarlFrank and Scrooge do not Brofist this.We should put all the German staff members somewhere secure until the investigation is concluded. Some sort of camp, perhaps.I'm actually curious as to who did this, 'cause it wasn't me.
Ahahahahahahahahahaha, nice try Hans, but we're not buying it.Easy to forget that Germans are not always Nazis.