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Actually, I'm more of fan of Alisa (Tekken 6).
I think, an attempt to replace Wikipedia would be a futile effort. n_n -
'Yung hindi "bagay".
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If we're dealing with absolutes here, then it would break the Laws of Physics. Yay! Welcome to Fantasy.
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Wow, that's some serious question. n_n
Many great minds have tried to describe how the causality of things happen (even the philosopher Aristotle) but don't actually explain the whys and wherefores.
Though we have a whole lot of scientific community for anything, none I assure you can give us a foolproof answer.
You see, there are general and particular causes to every effects. Thus the saying, "nothing happens without a cause" or "for every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction" or "you'll reap what you sow" or "no ID, no entry" *hehehe* :P
But if we're to ask the wisest man (1Kings 3:12) according to the Bible, King Solomon said in the Book of Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, it says that "there is a time for everything".
Yes, good events can be followed by bad ones. But that's not always the case. It's illogical to think that for 'every' good event there will be a sure disaster or tragedy to follow. There are proper causality of everything and some things happen by chance or accidents.
The final conclusion is:
Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 — "Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil."
So whatever bad things may come, just don't loose hope or let it frustrate or defeat you.
Romans 12:21 — "Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good."
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asked by es2pido
Would you believe if I say I'm a real Panda? If no, then let's just both assume that I am. n_n
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I'm blessed and busy with this new thing called 'social life'.
Everyone, I'll try to answer your questions as soon as sooner or soonest. Thanks.
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If you're referring to the black and white in pandas, that's just their natural color that I don't want to question.
But if you're asking the phrase I've put here as my bio, it means "straight answers".
If you're referring to something else, please let me know. -
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uhm, maybe because ... of you... (or not) hahah. n_n
Ok, let's just assume that I'm cute, you're cute, and we're all cute.
Now, please shoot me all your cute and burning questions. -
asked by aajao
I love the Bible as a whole and not just some parts of it or some verses I deem would favor me.
I guess by having a favorite verse, some people tend to believe and ignorantly say, "Oh, I love John 3:16. It's the only verse you need to know to be saved!"
By saying that, the remaining pages of the Bible will become useless or insignificant. That's one reason why people who selectively favors a few verses in the Bible while rejecting or bypassing those remaining verses are doing it wrong.
Matthew 22:29 — Jesus answered and said unto them, "Ye do err, not knowing the Scriptures, nor the power of God.
So if one should believe in the Words of God in the Bible, it should be the ENTIRETY.
Psalms 119:160 — The entirety of Your word is truth, And every one of Your righteous judgments endures forever.
I'm not saying that having a particular favorite verse is wrong. Just be sure not to forget that the Bible has thousands of pages we should not ignore. -
Well, maybe.
There's a lot of possible factors that may influence a person's way of thinking and behavior aside from these media.
But the influence to anyone by anything can only either be Good or Bad. And that I think what defines a person. Influences that may either improve us or corrupt us. So it must always be a careful and conscious choice. -
If by 'dream' you mean other probable things that can actually happen and not mere fantasy, then you don't need to stop believing. (e.g. you dream to be a singer.)
If the certainty is 100% and there's absolutely no chance that it will happen, then it's a false hope. (e.g. you dream to become superman or have super powers or anything that defies the laws of physics.)
But if you can't be sure, however remote the possibilities are, you can always try your luck or wait what the future has in store for you. (e.g. you dream to be a president or a political leader of a nation.)
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If that is really your wish, you can always assume that one hour is equal to 40 minutes so that a day will be 36 hours.
But be careful what you wish for. Because by reckoning that way, you'll always have do the math.
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Formspring.me offered me to make an account here and I agreed. Tadah!
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What eyebags? But these are blackeyes... peace, yo!
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I'm from the Internet.
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Yes, I'm a person and not really a panda. I must commend you for seeing through the obvious.
But if I disclose who I am, it beats the purpose of being an anonymous cute Panda who offers to answers all your random questions.
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Yes, it's also a tautology. You don't need to qualify the word complete. Example: "he's a complete idiot" or "he's a total weirdo". We don't say "he's a 100% complete idiot" or "he's a 100% total weirdo", do we?
In Computing, programmers use percentage in loading bars to indicate the progress of some action or computer process like installation, downloading, or uploading until it reaches "100% (complete)". -
and a question deserves a question mark (?). n_n
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