Sb Quotes

a friend with weed is a friend indeed...

Orang normal tuh pacaran sekali dua kali juga cukup, kalo berpuluh kali udah nggak normal

They won’t tell you fairy tales of how girls can be dangerous and still win. They will only tell you stories where girls are sweet and kind and reject all sin. I guess to them it’s a terrifying thought, a red riding hood who knew exactly what she was doing when she invited the wild in. ~ Nikita Gill ~

Serena Smith,” he began gravely. “From this heartbeat until my last, I share your blood and bone, joy and grief. No words or acts could make me turn from you. You are my pack, my kin, my home.” - AKOE

I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and Fries. ~ Stephen King - If King is this then I guess I'm a chicken nugget.

If your battle-wound reopens, say it again, now, twice as loud: 'I attach myself to changing things, and as they change, I hurt

The heart, that is a chimney, releases only smoke, when love is lucidly burned

If you don’t see nature through the eyes of change, stability will become a solid autocrat, hallucinating self-infatuation

Great writing, is a pregnancy in its thirty-fifth week But true poetry, lives the labor of the last second, giving birth, in triumphant agony, to the soft skin of new language

Because he understood what it was to be a lost soul in the world. A fallen star, exiled from home.

For him who has conquered the min, the mind is the best of friends; but for one who has failed to do so, his mind will remain the greatest enemy. SB 6.6

You have read some books, I am sure Many of which, like a rainbow, hide their pot of gold, around the end But my good colors, uncontrollably spill everywhere: ‘Waking up, is dreaming, for those who love beginning now

As the wind, when asked: ‘Who are you?’, answers: ‘I am the moving limbs of a tree’, and a tree, under the same question, moving its limbs, says: ‘I am the wind’, so, people think they are love, and love, thinks it is people

*One million memories *Ten thousand inside jokes *One hundred shared secrets *One reason *BEST FRIENDS

Poetry is the self-sacrifice of language, slaughtering words for the sake of silence, diminishing thought, and making of philosophy, a foe It is the cutting out, of a beating heart, needing not another moment, to perceive that all things in love, are one

And the game of dominoes is much like life: You gotta play the bones you’ve pulled. It don’t matter if you got seven doubles in your damn hand.

What Hemingway jovially called, “bleeding behind a typewriter”, implies quite wordlessly, the question, “What would you open a vein for?” A bleak answer, produces each time that same blank page A righteous one, beats its heart right through the words

You know what I want? I just want you to be open to the fact that I am a woman. I’ve got emotions. I’ve got expectations. I cry. I laugh. And I was drawn to you because, first, you are a handsome man. But, secondly, after spending the time that we’ve spent, I just have an intuition that you’re the type of man who can appreciate a good woman. I really don’t care about your past and how many women you’ve screwed.

A true champion is someone who wants to make a difference. Who never gives up. And who gives everything she has no matter what the circumstances are. A true champion works hard and never loses sight of her dreams.

An Aryan civilization is a civilization advanced in spiritual knowledge – (SB 7.2.60, Purport) The difference between the Aryan and non-Aryan, the sura and asura, is in their standards of spiritual advancement – (SB 3.29.18, Purport) Aryans do not kill even a small plant unnecessarily, not to speak of cutting trees for sense gratification…Aryans do not distinguish between lower and higher grades of life. All life should be protected. All living beings have a right to live, even the trees and plants. This is the basic principle of an Aryan civilization – (SB 6.16.43, Purport)

- Me odias x lo q dije anoche? - Yo no quiero—puedo odiarte. Te quiero. Stas lista para hablar? - No. No más hablar. - Lo haremos. Estoy en camino. Y Vamos a hablar, esta vez con MSH PSH. - NO!! NO!! Basta de hablar. EEEP. SB! SB! - Traduce: EEEP y BS? X favor. No entiendo. Al abrir completamente la puerta, mi teléfono vibra y suena de nuevo. Leo su respuesta mientras corro. - EEEP = Estoy En El Porche. SB = Solo Besarse. Entonces podemos hablar.

Life is the playground for the impossible.

It's the choices we make that decides our own fate.

You know, in everyone’s life you go through just trying to learn what one times one is—one times one equals one.

And the nitrogen group of elements, nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), arsenic (As) and antinomy (Sb), were just as disparate when it came to their atomic weights: 

Hermione turned to observe the marks that had been placed over the many years, shaking her head in disappointment. At the very top of the doorway, carved in strangely elegant script for vandalism, read: Marauders Only. All Others Will be Cursed. She rolled her eyes dramatically until her focus fell to a pair of initials inside of a heart scratched into the wall near her seat. S.B. + M.P.

When I saw you … dying, it was … I never thought I’d feel fear like that again. But you’ve given me so much of yourself, all your memories—all of you. It’s been like absorbing a whole other person. So when that eerie crushed the air from your lungs, it felt like my heart stopped. Like it would stop the second yours did.” The world tilted, went askew. I dared to utter, “That’s a bad thing, right?

Entering the foyer, Royale already decided that he would thank Shake once more for being by his side at Keena’s recital. But she stunned him by eagerly waiting for him just like old times—on her knees wearing only a collar and a leash.

A disciplined touch of June, summons Gautama’s sublime insight July’s literal aphelion, warms Francisco’s honest merriment And when august starts to tick away, Jelaluddin saunters around awake Enduring a fatuous fatigue, they are the silence we crave They are the crescent-shaped fertility, cradling the mewling of new humanity They are Tigris, kissing Baghdad, becoming tipsy on Algebra The ephemeral telescope, Euphrates, gazing at the Persian Gulf And Nile, newspaper to Cairo, overflowing with lush revelations Who is who, matters little in this mirror house As love will shorten certainty, to the most delightful doubt, erecting aesthetic, symmetric aphasia They are the three of Pi, we are what’s left behind the comma Any decimal complaints, move themselves more backward, to become the circumferential pith, birthing minor details

san Francisco, fiel a la Escritura, nos propone reconocer la naturaleza como un espléndido libro en el cual Dios nos habla y nos refleja algo de su hermosura y de su bondad: «A través de la grandeza y de la belleza de las criaturas, se conoce por analogía al autor» (Sb 13,5),

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the state legislature set up the Southeast Flood Control Commission to come up with a plan for protecting Louisiana from floods. They concluded that the best course of action was to fill in the canals and repair the shore. Since this was a task the oil companies had in their contracts agreed to do, and had not done, in 2014 the commission did what had never been done: it sued the ninety-seven responsible oil companies. Governor Jindal quickly squashed the upstart commission. He removed members from it. He challenged its right to sue. In another unprecedented move, the legislature voted to nullify—retroactively—the lawsuit by withdrawing the authority to file it from those who had done so. A measure (SB 553) called for costs of repairs to be paid, not by the oil companies, but by the state’s taxpayers.

They won’t tell you fairy tales of how girls can be dangerous and still win. They will only tell you stories where girls are sweet and kind and reject all sin. I guess to them it’s a terrifying thought, a red riding hood who knew exactly what she was doing when she invited the wild in.

If a person defraud you and you pretended as if you have not been cheated,you have put that person in a hot soup and his conscience will judge.

Pastor McFucking Bride this . . . Pastor McFucking Bride that. Fuck him!

Giving up is only an option when you are dead!

Only through the darkness of night can we be guided by the light.” - Meera Garland.

Technology was as habit-forming as every escapist, feel-good drug

All told, Finnish fighter pilots shot down 240 confirmed Red aircraft, against the loss of 26 of their own planes. It was standard practice to send at least one interceptor up to meet every Russian bomber sortie within range. Not infrequently the appearance of a single Fokker caused an entire squadron of SB-2s to jettison its bombs into the snow and turn tail.

dépaysement /depeizmɑ̃/ nm (changement volontaire) change of scenery; (changement désagréable) disorientation • ressentir une impression de ~ | to feel disoriented • c'est une promesse de ~ | it promises exotic new surroundings dépayser /depeize/ I. vtr (agréablement) to provide [sb] with a pleasant change of scenery; (désagréablement) to disorient II. vpr • aimer se ~ | to like a change of scene

Those who don't listen never hear Those that don't want to look never see People talk but don't communicate Some want others to have sympathy but show no empathy When you think you are always right then who can teach you Knowledge is power but without benevolence then who will receive it Peace is the goal but often confronted by violence Love can conquer hate only when love is pure and not being misused

the fact is, our relationships to these corporations are not unambiguous. some memebers of negativland genuinely liked pepsi products. mca grew up loving star wars and didn't mind having his work sent all over the united states to all the "cool, underground magazines" they were marketing to--why would he? sam gould had a spiritual moment in the shower listening to a cd created, according to sophie wong, so that he would talk about tylenol with his independent artist friends--and he did. many of my friends' daughters will be getting american girl dolls and books as gifts well into the foreseeable future. some skateboarders in washington, dc, were asked to create an ad campaign for the east coast summer tour, and they all love minor threat--why not use its famous album cover? how about shilling for converse? i would have been happy to ten years ago. so what's really changed? the answer is that two important things have changed: who is ultimately accountable for veiled corporate campaigns that occasionally strive to obsfucate their sponsorship and who is requesting our participation in such campaigns. behind converse and nike sb is nike, a company that uses shit-poor labor policies and predatory marketing that effectively glosses over their shit-poor labor policies, even to an audience that used to know better. behind team ouch! was an underground-savvy brainreservist on the payroll of big pharma; behind the recent wave of street art in hip urban areas near you was omd worldwide on behalf of sony; behind your cool hand-stenciled vader shirt was lucasfilm; and behind a recent cool crafting event was toyota. no matter how you participated in these events, whether as a contributor, cultural producer, viewer, or even critic, these are the companies that profited from your attention.

On the SB5 Stanford-Binet intelligence test Isaiah’s reasoning scores were near genius levels. His abilities came naturally but were honed in his math classes. He was formally introduced to inductive reasoning in geometry, a tenth-grade subject he took in the eighth. His teacher, Mrs. Washington, was a severe woman who looked to be all gristle underneath her brightly colored pantsuits. Lavender, Kelly green, peach. She talked to the class like somebody had tricked her into it. “All

When you find a good person, someone who's grown with you, moved around with you, who forgives your bullshit and thinks you're sexy on your off days... When it hurts to live without them, no matter how angry you are, you find it in your heart to forgive *their* bullshit

If A was tightly linked to B, and very loosely linked to C, Sturtevant reasoned, then the three genes must be positioned on the chromosome in that order and with proportional distance from each other: A.B..........C. If an allele that created notched wings (N) tended to be co-inherited with an allele that made short bristles (SB), then the two genes, N and SB, must be on the same chromosome, while the unlinked gene for eye color must be on a different chromosome. By the end of the evening, Sturtevant had sketched the first linear genetic map of half a dozen genes along a Drosophila chromosome.

From an interview with Susie Bright: SB: You were recently reviewed by the New York Times. How do you think the mainstream media regards sex museums, schools and cultural centers these days? What's their spin versus your own observations? [Note: Here's the article Susie mentions: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/05/nat... ] CQ: Lots of people have seen the little NY Times article, which was about an event we did, the Belle Bizarre Bazaar -- a holiday shopping fair where most of the vendors were sex workers selling sexy stuff. Proceeds went to our Exotic Dancers' Education Project, providing dancers with skills that will help them maximize their potential and choices. This event got into the Times despite the worries of its author, a journalist who'd been posted over by her editor. She thought the Times was way too conservative for the likes of us, which may be true, except they now have so many column inches to fill with distracting stuff that isn't about Judith Miller! The one thing the Times article does not do is present the spectrum of the Center for Sex & Culture's work, especially the academic and serious side of what we do. This, I think, points to the real answer to your question: mainstream media culture remains quite nervous and touchy about sex-related issues, especially those that take sex really seriously. A frivolous take (or a good, juicy, shocking angle) on a sex story works for the mainstream press: a sex-positive and serious take, not so much. When the San Francisco Chronicle did its article about us a year ago, the writer focused just on our porn collection. Now, we very much value that, but we also collect academic journals and sex education materials, and not a word about those! I think this is one really essential linchpin of sex-negative or erotophobic culture, that sex is only allowed to be either light or heavy, and when it's heavy, it's about really heavy issues like abuse. Recently I gave some quotes about something-or-other for a Cosmo story and the editors didn't want to use the term "sexologist" to describe me, saying that it wasn't a real word! You know, stuff like that from the Times would not be all that surprising, but Cosmo is now policing the language? Please!

This mostly restrictionist trend reached an important pivot in 2012. Three major developments prompted this change in direction and momentum. First, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its Arizona v. United States opinion, delivering its most consequential decision on the limits of state authority in immigration in three decades. Rejecting several provisions of Arizona's controversial omnibus immigration enforcement bill, SB 1070, the opinion nevertheless still left open possibilities for state and local involvement. Second, President Barack Obama, against the backdrop of a stalemate in comprehensive immigration reform (CIR) in Congress and contentious debates over the role of the federal executive in immigration enforcement, instituted the Deferred Action for Child Arrivals (DACA) program, providing administrative relief and a form of lawful presence to hundreds of thousands of undocumented youth. Finally, Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate whose platform supported laws like Arizona's and called them a model for the rest of the country, lost his bid for the White House with especially steep losses among Latinos and immigrant voters. After these events in 2012, restrictive legislation at the state level waned in frequency, and a growing number of states began to pass laws aimed at the integration of unauthorized immigrants. As this book goes to press, this integrationist trend is still continuing.

At some point, everyone has wished for a zombie apocalypse.

Per Aspera Ad Astra

crinkled. ‘I want to thank you. I really want

Webb would have had my you know what on a platter if I were late or missed that meeting.” I had no idea what she was talking about, but

The fall, for however long it lasted, must’ve felt like freedom.

move. Her hands were all over me, yet nowhere. I lowered my head until our mouths were fused, not breaking our stride. The bed groaned, the headboard banged against the wall, she purred, and I grunted as the room and world around us disappeared. She arched into me, saying my name over and over until she shuddered. One last

There had even been an informal group – the Séance & Science Brigade – dedicated to applying ‘empirical reality to paranormal phenomenon.’ … It was the S&SB that had in effect named Area X, identifying that coast as ‘of particular interest’ and calling it ‘Active Site X’ – a name prominent on their science-inspired tarot cards.

This man I know, an object of wonder. Broken most days. Smiles with matching clouds despite his laughter like thunder. s.b.

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If we(CapSB) think positive way it gives us power of Peace, Smile, Success, Perseverance, Keep Strong-Promise, No misunderstaning no lie If we thought negative way then it gives us Frustration, Unsuccess, Depression & Lie, Misunderstanding etc.........

To get the most out of this book, I encourage you to do three things: 1.​Read the book and understand the SB7 Framework. 2.​Filter your message through the framework. 3.​Clarify your message so more customers listen.

You want her, don’t you? Need I remind you that you don’t do blondes.

emporter /ɑ̃pɔʀte/ I. vtr 1. (prendre avec soi) [personne] to take [objet, vêtement, vivres, document]; [vent] to sweep away [feuilles mortes] • n'oublie pas d'~ un parapluie/à manger | don't forget to take an umbrella/something to eat • ~ qch avec soi | (controv) to take sth with one [objet, vêtement, vivres, document] • pizzas à ~ | takeaway pizzas 2. (transporter) (lit) [ambulance, sauveteurs] to take [sb] away [blessé, cadavre]; [bateau, train, avion] to carry away [passager, fret] • se laisser ~ par son élan | (fig) to get carried away • se laisser ~ par la colère | to let one's anger get the better of one • se laisser ~ par son imagination | to let one's imagination run riot 3. (arracher) [vent, rivière] to sweep away [personne, maison, embarcation, arbre, pont]; [obus, balle] to take [sth] off [oreille, bras] • emporté par le courant | swept away by the current 4. (causer la mort) • une leucémie l'a emporté | he died of leukaemia 5. (conquérir) to take [position] • ~ l'accord de qn | to get sb's agreement • ~ l'adhésion de qn | to win sb over 6. (voler) [personne] to steal [bijoux, argenterie, tableau] • il est parti en emportant la caisse | he ran off with all the money 7. (triompher) l'emporter • [équipe, candidat] to win; [idée, bon sens] to prevail • l'~ sur qn | [équipe, candidat] to beat sb • l'~ sur qch | to overcome sth • le bon sens l'a emporté | common sense prevailed • l'~ avec 38% des suffrages/par 2 buts à 1/de 4 points | to win with 38% of the votes/by 2 goals to 1/by 4 points • l'~ sur son adversaire avec 57% des voix | to defeat one's opponent by getting 57% of the votes voir aussi: paradis, tombe II. vpr (s'énerver) [personne] to lose one's temper • il s'emporte facilement | he loses his temper easily III. Idiome • emporter la bouche (informal) or gueule (very informal) | [épices, plat, alcool] to take the roof off one's mouth (familier)

placard /plakaʀ/ nm 1. (meuble) cupboard • ~ à balais/de cuisine | broom/kitchen cupboard • ranger or mettre au ~ (fig) (de côté) to put [sth] on ice [projet]; to shunt [sb] aside [personne]; (au rebut) to ditch [projet]; to pension [sb] off [personne] • sortir du ~ | (fig) to come in from the cold 2. (affiche) poster, bill • (dans un journal) ~ publicitaire | advertisement 3. (épreuve) galley (proof) 4. ○(prison) clink (familier) • faire un an de ~ | to do a year inside (familier)

nanti /nɑ̃ti/ I. adj 1. (riche) well-off 2. [créancier] secured II. nmpl • les ~s | (pej) the well-off, the well-heeled (familier) (+ v pl) nantir /nɑ̃tiʀ/ I. vtr 1. [liter] • (pourvoir) nantir qn de to provide sb with [objet]; to award [sth] to sb [titre, pouvoirs] 2. to secure [emprunt]; to give [sb] security [créancier]; to pledge [bien, valeurs] II. vpr [liter] • (se munir de) se nantir de to provide oneself with [certificat, autorisation]; to equip oneself with [parapluie] • bien nanti contre la pluie | (hum) well protected against the rain

placard /plakaʀ/ nm 1. (meuble) cupboard • ~ à balais/de cuisine | broom/kitchen cupboard • ranger or mettre au ~ (fig) (de côté) to put [sth] on ice [projet]; to shunt [sb] aside [personne]; (au rebut) to ditch [projet]; to pension [sb] off [personne] • sortir du ~ | (fig) to come in from the cold 2. (affiche) poster, bill • (dans un journal) ~ publicitaire | advertisement 3. (épreuve) galley (proof) 4. ○(prison) clink (familier) • faire un an de ~ | to do a year inside (familier) placarder /plakaʀde/ vtr 1. (afficher) to post, to stick [avis, affiche, photo] 2. (décorer) to cover [sth] with posters [mur] • placardé de | covered with

étendre /etɑ̃dʀ/ I. vtr 1. (allonger) to stretch [bras, jambe] • il a étendu les bras/jambes | he stretched his arms/legs 2. (déployer) to spread (out) [bâche, nappe] • ~ du linge (dehors) to hang out washing; (dedans) to hang up washing 3. (coucher) to lay [sb] down [malade, blessé] • ~ qn (sur le carreau) (informal) (blesser) to lay sb out cold (familier), to floor GB sb; (tuer) to kill sb • ~ qn d'un coup de poing (informal) | to knock sb out • se faire ~ à un examen (informal) | to flunk (familier) an exam • ils se sont fait ~ par l'équipe adverse (informal) | they got thrashed (familier) by the opposing team 4. (diluer) to dilute, to water down [vin, solution] 5. (étaler) to spread [enduit, peinture, beurre]; (Culin) to roll out [pâte] 6. (accroître) to extend [emprise, pouvoir] (sur "over"); to extend [mesure, allocation, aide, embargo] (à "to") • il faut ~ le champ de nos connaissances | we must extend our range of knowledge • la société a étendu ses activités à de nouveaux secteurs | the company branched out into new fields II. vpr 1. (occuper un espace) to stretch (sur "over") • s'~ à perte de vue | to extend ou stretch as far as the eye can see • la forêt s'étend sur 10 000 km2 | the forest stretches over 10,000 square kilometres GB 2. (augmenter) [grève, épidémie, sécheresse, récession] to spread (à "to"); [ville] to expand, to grow 3. (s'appliquer) s'étendre à • [loi, mesure] to apply to 4. (durer) to stretch (sur "over"), last • la Renaissance s'étend de la fin du XVe siècle au milieu du XVIe siècle | the Renaissance stretched from the end of the 15th century to the middle of the 16th century • les travaux s'étendront sur trois ans | the work will last three years 5. (s'allonger) to lie down 6. (s'appesantir) s'étendre sur • to dwell on [sujet, point]

II. Idiomes 1. battre qn comme plâtre○ | to beat the living daylights out of sb (familier) 2. essuyer les plâtres | to put up with the initial problems

reprocher /ʀ(ə)pʀɔʃe/ I. vtr 1. (parlant de personnes) reprocher qch à qn • to criticize ou reproach sb for sth • ~ à qn sa malhonnêteté/son ingratitude/son égoïsme | to criticize ou to reproach sb for his/her dishonesty/ingratitude/selfishness • qu'est-ce que tu lui reproches? | what have you got against him/her? • je ne vous reproche rien, mais… | I'm not criticizing ou reproaching you but… • on ne peut rien lui ~ | he's/she's beyond reproach • sur le plan personnel je n'ai rien à te ~ | I've got nothing against you on a personal level • pour ce qui est de votre travail il n'y a rien à vous ~ | as far as your work goes, you are beyond reproach • reprocher à qn de faire (ponctuellement) to criticize ou to reproach sb for doing • je lui reproche de ne jamais tenir compte des autres | I hate the way he/she never considers other people • elle me reproche de ne jamais lui écrire | she complains that I never write to her 2. (parlant de choses) • ce que je reproche à cette voiture c'est sa consommation d'essence | what I don't like about this car is its fuel consumption

dérouillée /deʀuje/ nf 1. (volée de coups) hiding (familier), beating • recevoir or prendre une ~ | to get a hiding 2. (défaite sportive) thrashing (familier), defeat dérouiller /deʀuje/ I. vtr (dégourdir) [sport] to loosen up [jambes]; to limber [sb] up [personne]; [lecture] to stimulate [esprit] II. vi (recevoir des coups) to get a hiding (familier), to get a beating; (souffrir) to go through hell (familier), to suffer III. vpr (se dégourdir) to limber up • se ~ les jambes | to loosen up one's legs

écartèlement /ekaʀtɛlmɑ̃/ nm 1. [fig] • (déchirement) ressentir un ~ entre | to feel torn between 2. (supplice) quartering • condamné à l'~ | condemned to be quartered 3. quartering écarteler /ekaʀtəle/ vtr 1. [fig] (déchirer) to tear [sb] apart • être écartelé | to be torn (entre "between") 2. (supplicier) to quarter 3. to quarter

raillerie /ʀɑjʀi/ nf 1. (attitude) mockery [u] • dire qch sur le ton de la ~ | to say sth in a mocking tone 2. (propos) mocking remark • être l'objet de ~s | to be a laughing stock • être l'objet des ~s de qn | to be the butt of sb's jokes • être l'objet de cruelles ~s | to be the butt of cruel jokes

désarçonner /dezaʀsɔne/ vtr 1. <Équit> to throw [cavalier] 2. (déconcerter) to take [sb] aback [personne] • sa remarque m'a désarçonné | his remark took me aback • être désarçonné | to be taken aback (par "by") • se faire ~ | to be thrown (par "by")

Oneness with the impersonal brahma-jyoti is not ultimate liberation; superior to that is the sublime association of the Personality of Godhead in one of the innumerable spiritual planets in the Vaikuntha sky.” SB 2.5.16

That was when you could be sure that you truly resented someone: when you could no longer summon the emotion to shout.

Celebrities are boring. We're a bunch of pampered, unhappy, self-important fools. That's why we sometimes look for other things to help make life that bit more exciting.

Aziz showed a path towards armed struggle, hence he is called the father of terrorism. In 1994, India's Home Minister S.B. Chavan declared Aziz as the "Father of Terrorism" and the armed groups in Kashmir gave him the title of "Baba-e-Askariyat.

I am furniture if not for the breathing.

Throughout his career, Roger Kavigan has received numerous awards and accolades for his work as a teacher. He has been named Teacher of the Month for twelve different months and has won the state WHO award for his outstanding work with the California Teachers Association. Roger Kavigan holds a single subject credential for Social Science and is SB 395 compliant. Roger Kavigan aspires to enroll in a master's program and expand his child development and teaching expertise.

First comes desire, born of the mind. Next comes will, to carry the self. Last comes peace, the fulfillment of purpose.

railler /ʀɑje/ I. vtr to make fun of • ils ont raillé leur camarade sur son accent | they made fun of their friend's accent II. vpr • se railler de to make fun of raillerie /ʀɑjʀi/ nf 1. (attitude) mockery [u] • dire qch sur le ton de la ~ | to say sth in a mocking tone 2. (propos) mocking remark • être l'objet de ~s | to be a laughing stock • être l'objet des ~s de qn | to be the butt of sb's jokes • être l'objet de cruelles ~s | to be the butt of cruel jokes

dispenser /dispɑ̃se/ I. vtr 1. (donner) to give [cours, information, conseil, service, soin] (à "to"); to hand out [largesses] (à "to"); to bestow (sout) [honneurs, compliment, présent] (à "on") 2. (produire) to put out [musique]; to give out [éclairage] 3. • (exempter) dispenser qn de qch/de faire to exempt sb from sth/from doing • dispensé de paiement/d'accomplir ses obligations | exempt from payment/from performing one's duties 4. (épargner) dispenser qn de qch/de faire • to excuse sb from sth/doing • cela ne vous dispense pas d'étudier | this does not make it any the less necessary for you to study • se faire ~ d'un cours | to be excused from a lesson • je vous dispense de (tout) commentaire | I don't need any comment from you II. vpr 1. (être donné) [cours, soins] to be given 2. (se passer de) se dispenser de qch/de faire • to spare oneself sth/the trouble of doing • j'ai décidé de me ~ de vos services | I've decided to dispense with your services

Our lives are luxuries. You should appreciate that more. Ambition and materialism lead to greed and exploitation

Vaha had secured zirself in the berth diagonal from the courier’s.

cramponner /kʀɑ̃pɔne/ I. vtr - ○ to cling to II. vpr to hold on tightly • se ~ à qch/qn | (lit) (fig) to cling to sth/sb

dégrisement /degʀizmɑ̃/ nm sobering up dégriser /degʀize/ I. vtr 1. (dessoûler) to sober [sb] up 2. (ramener à la réalité) to bring [sb] to his/her senses II. vpr 1. (dessoûler) to sober up 2. (revenir à la réalité) to come to one's senses

ombre /ɔ̃bʀ/ I. nm (poisson) grayling II. nf 1. (ombrage) shade • 30° à l'~ | 30° in the shade • rester à l'~ | to stay in the shade • à l'~ d'un figuier | in the shade of a fig tree • l'arbre (nous) fait or donne de l'~ | the tree provides shade • tu leur fais de l'~ | (lit) you're (standing) in their light; (fig) you're putting them in the shade • à l'~ de qn/qch (fig) (tout près) near sb/sth; (protégé par) under the protection of sb/sth • rester dans l'~ de qn | to be in sb's shadow 2. (forme portée) shadow • faire/projeter des ~s sur le mur | to make/cast shadows on the wall • avoir peur de son ~ | to be scared of one's own shadow • suivre qn comme une ~ | to be sb's shadow • n'être plus que or être l'~ de soi-même | to be the shadow of one's former self voir aussi: proie 3. [liter] (pénombre) darkness 4. (anonymat, clandestinité) • peintres réputés ou dans l'~ | renowned or obscure painters • laisser certains détails dans l'~ | to be deliberately vague about certain details • agir dans l'~ | to operate behind the scenes • rester dans l'~ | [manipulateur] to stay behind the scenes; [poète] to remain in obscurity; [détail] to be left vague • combattants de l'~ | underground fighters 5. [liter] (trace) hint • une ombre de moustache a hint of a moustache • l'~ d'un reproche/d'un accord | a hint of reproach/of an agreement • une ~ de regret/tristesse passa dans son regard | a shadow of regret/a look of sadness crossed his/her face • sans l'~ d'un doute | without a shadow of a doubt • sans l'~ d'une preuve | without the slightest shred of evidence 6. • l'~ (procédé) shading [u] • faire des ~s | to shade 7. (silhouette indécise) shadowy figure • le royaume or séjour des ~s | the Kingdom of the Shades III. Idiomes 1. mettre qn/être à l'ombre○ | (euph) to put sb/be behind bars (familier) 2. marcher à l'ombre○ | to keep out of the limelight 3. l'homme qui tire plus vite que son ombre | the fastest gun in the West 4. passer comme une ombre | to be ephemeral 5. courir après une ombre | to chase rainbows 6. il y a une ombre au tableau | there is only one thing wrong 7. jeter une ombre au tableau | to spoil the picture (fig) 8. la seule ombre au tableau | the only snag

étrier /etʀije/ I. nm <Équit> stirrup; (de ski) front binding; (d'alpiniste) etrier II. Idiomes 1. boire le coup de l'étrier○ | to have one for the road (familier) 2. mettre à qn le pied à l'étrier | to get sb started

chiquenaude /ʃiknod/ nf flick • d'une ~ | with a flick • donner une ~ sur la joue de qn | to flick sb on the cheek

change /ʃɑ̃ʒ/ I. nm 1. (taux) exchange rate • ~ fixe/flottant or flexible | fixed/floating exchange rate • hausse/baisse du ~ | rise/fall in the exchange rate • le ~ ne nous est pas favorable | the exchange rate is not in our favour GB 2. (opération) (foreign) exchange • gagner/perdre au ~ | (lit) to make/to lose money on the exchange; (fig) to make/to lose on the deal • en quittant son emploi précédent il a gagné or il n'a pas perdu au ~ | when he left his previous job it was a change for the better 3. (de bébé) • ~ (complet) | disposable nappy (GB)ou; diaper (US) II. Idiome • donner le change à qn | to pull the wool over sb's eyes

ordonnance /ɔʀdɔnɑ̃s/ I. nm, f - † batman • d'~ | [revolver] regulation (épith) II. nf 1. (document) prescription • faire une ~ à qn | to give sb a prescription • délivré uniquement sur ~ | only available on prescription • on peut l'acheter sans ~ | you can buy it over the counter • médicament vendu sans ~ | over-the-counter medicine 2. (agencement) (de salle, meubles) layout; (de cérémonie, banquet) order 3. ruling

At the end of that segment, they came upon a plaque with the words of Ratnam inscribed in glowing letters: Ambition and materialism lead to greed and exploitation.

Fight or fuck…

You’re mine for the night, little puppet.

Beautiful. So wet for me, little puppet. Soaking for your puppet master.

Fuck cherries, I wanted more.

some need more. They want to feel accomplished, like they’ve pushed at the boundaries of all knowledge and made it yield to their efforts. They want to make a lasting contribution that will carry their name forward into the centuries after they’re gone.

The symptoms of a sādhu are that he is tolerant, merciful, and friendly to all living entities. He has no enemies, he is peaceful, he abides by the scriptures, and all his characteristics are sublime." (SB 3.25.21)

Die trying.

Demetrius paid for the tickets, so I guess it really doesn't matter.

Sloane was about to turn off the light, when he noticed something black and furry on the floor in the corner. It looked like it had fallen from somewhere. Picking it up, he found it was a toy. Wait…. “Oh my God.” A lump formed in his throat as he stared at the stuffed toy of a black jaguar. It couldn’t be. And yet…. He held the toy in his gloved hands, thinking about how much bigger it used to be. Then again, the last time he’d held it, he’d been smaller. It still had its white bandages around each paw, and Sloane swallowed hard. With a shaking hand, he turned it over, inhaling sharply at the white tag under its tail with the initials S.B. written in black marker. The letters were slightly faded and worn, but they were there, and they were his. “Hey,

THE SABBAT, TREGUENDA OR WITCH-MEETING— HOW TO CONSECRATE THE SUPPER. Here follows the supper, of what it must consist, and what shall be said and done to consecrate it to Diana. You shall take meal and salt, honey and water, and make this incantation: Scongiurasione alia Farina. Scongiuro te, o farina! Che sei i! corpo nostro—senia di te Non si potrebbe vivere—tu che Prima di divenire la farina, Sei stata sotto terra, dove tutti Sono nascosti tutti in segreti, Maccinata che siei a metterte al vento, Tu spolveri per 1' aria e te ne fuggi Portando con te i tuoi segreti! Ma quando grano sarai in spighe, In spige belle che le lucciole, Vengeno a ferti lume perche tu Possa crescere piii bella, altrimenti Tu non polresd crescere a divenire bella, Dunque anche tu appartieni THE SABBAT Alle Strege o alle Fate, perche IjC lucciole appartengono AIsol. . . . Lucciola caporala, Vieni corri e vieni a gara, Metti la briglia a la cavalla! Metti la briglia al figluol del t6 ! Vieni, corri e portala a m^ ! II figluol del i6 te lasciera andare Pero voglio te pigliare, Giache siei bella e lucente, Ti voglio mettere sotto un bicchiere £ guardarti coUa lente; Sotto un bicchiere tu staiai Fino che tutti i segreti, Di questo mondo e di quell' altro non n Sapere e anche quelle del grano, E della farina appena, Questi segreti io saprb, Lucciola mia libera ti lascierd Quando i segreti della terra io saprtS Tu sia benedetta ti diro! Scongiurazione del Sale. Scongiuro il sale suona mezza gibmo. In punlo in mezza a un fiume, Entro e qui miro 1' acqua, L' acqua e al sol altro non penso, Che a r acqua e al sol, alloro La mia mente tutta e rivolta, Altra pensier non ho desidero. Saper la, verissima che tanto tempo 6 Che soffro, vorrei saper il mio avenir, Se cattivo fosse, acqua e sol Migliorate il destino mio! 7Sb Conjuration of Meal. I conjure thee, O Meal! Who art indeed our body, since without thee We could not live, Ehou who (at first as seed) Before becoming flower went in the earth, Where all deep secrets hide, and then when ground Didst dance like dust in the wind, and yet meanwhile Didst bear with thee in flitting, secrets strange ! And

We had a great department there; we were something. We were pretty much at the top of the university. So we were treated well by the administration. In 1966 we held a symposium. We were the first to bring the deconstructionists like Jacques Derrida and others to the United States. Many of my colleagues were hostile to that. They felt it was very bad. Two years later they were all converted to deconstruction. That left me somewhat disconcerted, and I left for Buffalo.   SB: Why did that bother you?   RG: Well it bothered me because deconstruction is against reality. They say everything is language. I think, as I said before when talking about my study of ritual, the way I read a theorist like Frazer is that you can choose either to say everything is language or everything is a fluid reality of violence that takes various shapes and can be named in different ways. That’s my way. Out of the sight of reality but not against language. I say it can be named different ways, but behind the solid stuff are human relations and the violence that creates a false peace. What they say is that everything is about language; everything is play, futility. There is no reality. You don’t have to worry about anything. Ultimately it becomes dull and stupefying, this doing away with reality. I think that day is finished.   Ultimately