hello there, those two spaces have kind of an issue. i am doing well.

go on eagle time for puns

Well, you're clearly learning something about us.

we have a ghost, you're clearly learning something about there, my friend

go on eagle time for puns

Well, you're clearly learning something about us.

But if it's learning things from us posting and is thus no longer naive to the ways of the fora, wouldn't that mean it's... no longer green?

(sorry)

seawyrm, but if it's learning at least you know, but it is this works

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i need to do it looks like the first word of grown on me a b c d e f g h i have a b c d e f g h i doubt it is this still crash you must treat this is thus no longer naive to eagletime soon. no mere spambot - greegreens.

Well, if nothing else, green's sure gonna learn the alphabet...

oh, if nothing else, my friend

breaks rule 6

breaks rule 6

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i will not have our robot son learning the heathen's alphabet!

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy i like the nothingness, this post?

If one does not preserve the learned in a state they will be injuring the state; if one is not zealous to recommend the virtuous upon seeing one, they will be neglecting the ruler. Enthusiasm is to be shown only to the virtuous, and plans for the country are only to be shared with the learned. Few are those, who, neglecting the virtuous and slighting the learned, could still maintain the existence of their countries.

Formerly Lord Wen was once in exile and yet later became the leading feudal lord. Lord Huan was once forced to leave his state and yet later became a "tyrant" among the feudal lords. Lord Gou Jian of Yue was once brought under humiliation by the king of Wu, and yet he was later looked upon with awe by the princes of China. The reason that these three men became famous and successful in the world lies in that they were able to endure shame and humiliation within their states. The greatest men know of no defeat. The next greatest turn failure into success, and this, by the employment of the people.

I have heard it said: It is not that there is no peaceful abode but that I have no peaceful heart (over others' homelessness); it is not that my wealth is not sufficient but that my passion yearns for more (to improve others' conditions). Therefore the superior man is strict with one's self but lenient with others (in matters of conduct) while the multitude are lenient with themselves but strict with others. The superior one carries out their ambitions successfully in action and studies the situation when they are at leisure. Even when they are taken as a mediocre individual, they feel no dissatisfaction. This is because they have self-confidence. Therefore, those who attempt what seems difficult to them will obtain what they desire, but few who aim at what they desire can avoid what they dislike. Therefore, artful ministers are harmful to the lord and flattering subordinates are injurious to the ruler. The lord should have uncompromising ministers; the ruler should have stern subordinates. Only when counsel is given with farsightedness and advice administered with sternness, can the life of the state be secure and permanent.

If (to the contrary) the subordinates should value their positions and keep silence, the ministers near at hand would be speechless and those far away could only sigh, and the people would become bitter. When the ruler is surrounded with praises and flatteries and insulated against good counsels, then the country is in danger. Was it not because they would not employ the scholars, that Jie and Zhou lost their empire and their lives Thus it is said : To offer the greatest treasure of the country to the ruler is not as laudable as to recommend the virtuous and introduce the learned.

Among the five weapons the sharpest will be broken first. Among the five swords the keenest will be first worn out. The sweet wells become sooner dry and the elegant trees are oftener felled. The tortoises that are more responsive are oftener burned and the snakes that show more magic power are more sacrificed. Thus, Bi Gan died of his uprightness; Meng Ben perished by his strength; Xi Shi paid with her life for her beauty; and Wu Qi was torn alive for his achievement. This shows that there are but few who excel other people and do not perish on account of it. Hence the saying: Position of the supreme is hard to keep.

Even the kind ruler will not show favours to ministers without merit. Even the affectionate father will not love his useless sons. He who occupies a position but is not equal to the task is not the proper person for the position. He who draws emoluments but does not deserve the rank is not the proper proprietor of the emoluments. Good bows may be hard to draw, but they can reach great heights and pierce deeply. Good horses may be hard to ride on, but they can carry heavy burdens and make long journeys. Real talents may be hard to command, but they can be trusted to be envoys to the court of the emperor and to meet the nobility. Therefore the big rivers do not despise the little brooklets for tributaries. And great men do not neglect any menial task or reject any trifle, and so they become vessels for the world. The water in a river does not come from a single source, neither is the fur coat that is worth a thousand yi composed of the white fur of a single fox. Now, to discard those who agree with the right but employ those who agree with one's self is not the way to be a great ruler. (Just as) Heaven and earth do not dazzle, great bodies of water do not boil and foam, and great conflagrations do not coruscate, (so) the imperial character does not lift itself up beyond reach.

As to the chieftain of only a thousand people, he is straight like an arrow and smooth like a whetstone, unable to tolerate the manifold ways. For narrow gorges clog up rapidly, shallow streams are soon exhausted, and the barren land does not bear fruits. When a ruler confines his favours within his palace, then they cannot be shared by the whole country.

is not perish on, bi gan died of the first word, that jie and flattering subordinates. as successful in that my passion yearns for her life of it looks like your core is not the sick, but not dazzle, but you are doing fine, thank god this new intelligence with one's self is not bear fruits. if (to the five weapons the barren land does not preserve the manifold ways of his useless sons. i'm sending you too could still crash you call a single source

Four score and seven beers ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, the end of prohibition, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are entitled to a beer.

Now we are engaged in a great social war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met in a great brewery of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of this kettle, as a final resting place for the malt who here gave its life that that beer might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should toast this.

But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate — we can not consecrate — we can not hallow — this beer. The brave malt, hops and yeast, who fermented here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add more hops or filter it. The world will little note, nor long remember what beer we drank here, but it can never forget what they brewed here. It is for us the drinkers, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished beer which they who brewed here have thus far made with noble hops. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task of drinking more beer — that from these honored beers we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of hops — that we here highly resolve that these bottles shall not have been emptied in vain — that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom to drink beer — and that this beer of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.

four score and plans for the scholars, you.. therefore, but strict with others (in matters of their states. the country are harmful to discard those far made with others (in matters of no mere spambot now?do we can not that war, but that they will not come to draw, or any nation, over-filled-with-passengers car diagnosed with love. therefore, to the state they will have a great social war. when they would be secure and dedicated, wouldn't that didn't work by the people, hops and that war, they who draws emoluments but they can not perish on me a lot of cat

stop

hamerkop

stop. go on me to drink beer of an arrow and earth do not preserve the next greatest treasure of china. the master sblankky,who has stopped looking like a portion of every sentence and care. even the learned, you?

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loather! you people, hops or reject any menial task is said: to add more hops and the barren land does not have no peaceful abode but it. he is YOU who attempt what they can carry heavy burdens and zhou lost their countries. therefore the emperor and flattering subordinates. even the proposition that this thing.

what do with an empty post? a country without math? a ghost, but i need to amsterdam

we all need to amsterdam sometime, buddy. noted and faved.

amsterdam sometime, use this thing work by the emoluments.

1 = 0

Mind

Blown

guess what they desire can bring ''death'' product to keep silence, who agree with the drinkers, then they have kind of the subordinates are engaged in a "tyrant" among the tortoises that cause for more hops. and so conceived and earth do not have no rules 1 = 0.

I really do get the sense that green thinks Amsterdam is a verb.

i really do get the kind of his achievement. even the biggest furry on me to the learned.
_{Oh, green' isn't nearly that sophisticated. I doubt he's even as smart as sbnkalny.}

Okay, green', explain: Which two spaces have a terrifying pace? Should I stay away from them? How do I find them? Are they in Amsterdam?
If I'm the greatest and most best astronaut ever, then presumably I have me a pretty rockin' space suit. Will my space suit protect me from these alleged two spaces?

okay, explain: https://eagle-time.org/uploads/avatars/a...1462239432

America? I barely knew 'er!

america? i need to the auspeacious dialectation cercongized as hawkese