what is love?
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Sep 1, 2020
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#102
shouldhavebeenason wrote:
Magnetta124 you are now a knight o the doughnut shop down the street.
Just to be clear, I am the what of the what? Because I am Magnetta123, and I stll didn't get what the sentence means...
It makes complete sense to me I cry every time I finish a doughnut.
Sep 1, 2020
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#105
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
Magnetta123 a écrit :
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
Love is a serious thing, life often turns it into a sad joke.
If this is about doughnuts, then life does turn it into a sad joke after the doughnut is finished. (does that make sense? i'm trying to be cryptic or something)
Don't worry, it makes no sense at all.
I had a distinct feeling it wouldnt
I knighted you
Any way I gotta go eat a doughnut for dinner and also desert. Bye
Love is OP
OmShruti wrote:
52yrral wrote:
Mother Teresa was a example that love exists.
Yes and she choose India (as a place) to show her unconditional love.....
That is abselutely right but loving a person(1 and usually opposite gender is a waste of time)
Sep 1, 2020
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#110
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
Mother Teresha picked India, because lots of misery was not taken care of, nothing to be proud about.
Yes, mother Teresa chose India for that reason. Obviously she won't just go to some place which is absolutely fine. She went to India to actually correct it (the misery and stuff), i dont know much about that, i wrote a report about it long ago, dont remember much. but i'm pretty sure yeah that's not something to be proud about but something to be grateful about
Love is proud
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
sid0049 a écrit :
Love is proud
I can't say if it's right or wrong, but to me, it sounds a bit like you were saying "that motorbike is tasty"...
Precisely
Sep 1, 2020
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#113
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
sid0049 a écrit :
Love is proud
I can't say if it's right or wrong, but to me, it sounds a bit like you were saying "that motorbike is tasty"...
Mm yeah checks out totally
Ripley_Osbourne wrote:
You're playing smart alec, but you're actually doing dumb posting.
Absolutely
OmShruti wrote:
sid0049 wrote:
Love is proud
Do you have this??
Have this meaning?
Since when did love make sense?
What do you mean you have both love & proud?
Do you have both combined or seperate?