I agree with uncle frank, only problem is that I am nowhere near fluent yet (probably not even basic conversational)Originally Posted by mikecash
I agree with uncle frank, only problem is that I am nowhere near fluent yet (probably not even basic conversational)Originally Posted by mikecash
When it comes down to it the art and sport of Kendo is a question, "I'm going to hit you in the head with a stick, but can you hit me first?" - Me
This is the second reply to me which mentioned "Uncle Frank" in a manner which can be read in such a way that it appears you have me confused with Frank.Originally Posted by jieshi
Frank, why would anyone confuse you with Mike?This is the second reply to me which mentioned "Uncle Frank" in a manner which can be read in such a way that it appears you have me confused with Frank.
I always try to be frank, but I have never tried being Frank. Maybe I should look into it.....Originally Posted by mad pierrot
Note how Jeishi used the lower case frank. It is synonymous to Uncle as a proper noun; in fact why don't we let all the youngsters call the elders frank as of today as a term of endearment? Wouldn't you agree uncle frank?Originally Posted by jieshi
Z: The fish in the water are happy.
H: How do you know ? You're not fish.
Z: How do you know I don't ? You're not me.
H: True I am not you, and I cannot know. Likewise, I know you're not, therefore I know you don't.
Z: You asked me how I knew implying you knew I knew. In fact I saw some fish, strolling down by the Hao River, all jolly and gay.
--Zhuangzi
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