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*edit: oh fuck it was porn*
This caused Galileo to reject the ideas of a secret internal nature as the cause of a things actions. Since it was impossible to perceive and served no explanatory function the idea of an internal nature was rejected. Instead it was seen that only some of the external properties of the object really objectively characterize the object and that these can be used to explain the other external properties.
horseluvver627
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Day after day,
Alone on a hill,
The man with the foolish grin is keeping perfectly still
Alone on a hill,
The man with the foolish grin is keeping perfectly still
kaitisfamous
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"im just really confuzed what we should do. im being honest with you about my feelings for you but im lying my balls off to your bf that we are just good friends. if you like me, just break it off with him because its not right for us to keep this a secret behind his back. if you like him, just let me know and i wont keep falling for you. i really would never want to be in the position he is nor in your position. i do hook up with single girls, and id just feel like a jerk if i hooked up with one whos got another man convinced she loves him. your a hell of a girl, and my dream if you were single. i love talking to you and everything, we just cant keep having the same types of convos if you still have a boyfriend.
-brent
p.s.
i obvi have feelings for you, but the choice is all yours "
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that deff came off my sisters myspace
-brent
p.s.
i obvi have feelings for you, but the choice is all yours "
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that deff came off my sisters myspace
Works Cited
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Doubt, Keith. “Hamlet and Friendship.” Hamlet Studies 17.1 (1995): 54-62. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Gellert, Bridget. “The Iconography of Melancholy in the Graveyard Scene of Hamlet.” Studies in Philology 67.1 (1970): 57-66. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Hunt, Maurice. “’Forward backward’ Time and the Apocalypse in Hamlet.” Comparative Drama 38.4 (2004-05): 379-99. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Levy, Eric. “The Problematic Relation between Reason and Emotion in Hamlet.” Renascence 53.2 (2001): 83-95. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Alexander, Nigel. “Poison, Play, and Duel.” A Study in Hamlet (1971): 1-29. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Doubt, Keith. “Hamlet and Friendship.” Hamlet Studies 17.1 (1995): 54-62. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Gellert, Bridget. “The Iconography of Melancholy in the Graveyard Scene of Hamlet.” Studies in Philology 67.1 (1970): 57-66. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Hunt, Maurice. “’Forward backward’ Time and the Apocalypse in Hamlet.” Comparative Drama 38.4 (2004-05): 379-99. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
Levy, Eric. “The Problematic Relation between Reason and Emotion in Hamlet.” Renascence 53.2 (2001): 83-95. Literature Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Tarrant County Coll. Lib., Ft. Worth, TX. 7 May 2008
