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Also, I went to a seminar today and learnt about the Eleatic Principle, which roughly states that all properties are causal properties.
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Puppiespuppiespuppiespuppiespuppies.
Also, I went to a seminar today and learnt about the Eleatic Principle, which roughly states that all properties are causal properties.
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Puppiespuppiespuppiespuppiespuppies.
posted by Wojit @ 9:43 am
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5 Comments:
Although Pingelapese, spoken on the Micronesian island Pingelap, has a productive triplication process, I am not aware of any language with quintuplication, and certainly not one where it has 'cuteness' semantics.
Also, if dogs work like I think they do, and I think they do, you should be able to smoosh those puppies together to form a single large puppy.
Triplication? Awesome!
I was thinking more along the lines of "excitement" with the puppiespuppiespuppiespuppiespuppies though. Also, there are 5 of them, you see?
And alas, with puppies you can't combine them to get a single large puppy. Rather you just get a puppy of the original size, but with a number below and to the left of them to denote how many there were originally.
If you can smoosh puppies together, I suppose puppy is a homogeneous substance? Can I infinitely subdivide a puppy to get an infinitesimally small puppy?
all the ideas in the blogs of the world are no match, when compared to a photo with pupies..
hm, I'm increasing this post's comment count too eh? ^^||
I need to go wag my cat's tail now.. excuse me.
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