いつものような、質問があります。困る物じゃないのがほしい: それでも、困る物があれば、答えないのがだいじょうぶかもしれません。

僕の質問が最近のウィルスから飛び上がりました。それは　｢運命｣　の質問です。変われることでしょうか？定まった物でしょうか？ウィルスに何かを見れば、そのことが絶対に来ます？面白いじゃありませんか？

(( He's asking about fate re: the most recent virus. He speaks English decently, but he hasn't noticed anything wrong yet. ))

I have a question I'd like to pose to you, community. I'm sure the answers will be as interesting and varied as the members, even though technically, it's a riddle with one correct solution. But that's much less interesting, isn't it ( Read more... )

I'm looking for someone who can perform a relatively high level of magic.

It's amazing how one can get used to saying phrases like that, isn't it?

Let's continue the brainstorming, shall we?

What's as powerful as a soul?

Let's say that we've had a very long conversation about horses. And in the course of this conversation, we've decided to call a horse's tail a leg. I'm not sure exactly how I convinced you, but rest assured, I was very persuasive.

Now, a simple question: how many legs does a horse have?

Let's chat about souls, shall we?

Specifically about preventing them leaving the body, or restoring them once they have. And please don't tell me that it's impossible; it's happened before, although the method is not currently available to me.

As some of you may already be aware, I'm planning to host a Christmas party at the Shirogane Estate on the evening of December 25th, from 6PM to midnight. It's open invitation, though I do ask that everyone please try to get along with one another. Christmas is a time for goodwill toward men, so I expect this to be a cordial occasion.

If it's all ( Read more... )

What is it that people say? "A blast from the past"? Something about rhyming makes these phrases memorable, doesn't it ( Read more... )

Today I'd like to bring up possibly the most classic philosophical conundrum there is; namely, if a tree falls in the forest, and there's no one around to hear it, does it make a sound? Some would argue that vibrations are produced regardless of the presence or absence of a being with ears; others argue that those vibrations do not become audible ( Read more... )

In the words of the Bard, "What's in a name?" Although, to be honest, seeing as I've chosen to focus on the sciences, I'll most likely never be required to take a course in foreign literature, and as such, that quotation may actually be far more metaphorical than I had intended, and as such not be an appropriate way to open up this conversation at ( Read more... )