Brazilian Cypherpunk Movement Launches Website
Lost in translation "... Another member of the cypherpunk movement that has gained global proportions is the American Julian Assange, who is even the author of a book on the theme: "Cypherpunks: freedom and the future of the internet". Assange is the leader of Wikileaks, a non-profit organization that is responsible for reporting various governments and companies around the world through compromising documents..." This is how au courant this shitty site is. A reactionary, criminal journalist who betrayed the cypherpunk revolution and sold all his crypto-coin is described as though he's an anarchist! Meh.
On Sat, Dec 5, 2020, 21:36 professor rat <pro2rat@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
Meh.
And I am too anarchist for making part of an anarchist movement... Arrived now. Headache. Bad mood. Almost giving up of hospitals, doctors, surgeries, pain killers, and people. Eating all Juan's chocolates. Each one of them. (I will buy more choco later, 'mal cojido'! Love you, 'baka'.)
Arrived now. Headache. Bad mood. Almost giving up of hospitals, doctors, surgeries, pain killers, and people.
Eating all Juan's chocolates. Each one of them.
(I will buy more choco later, 'mal cojido'! Love you, 'baka'.)
Cecilia, when you speak in Portuguese publically, would you (or others) prefer for readers to ignore it, to automatically translate it, or to try to learn the language? Since publicity and privacy are such hot topics nowadays, and language changes their boundaries ...
On Sun, Dec 6, 2020 at 5:52 AM Karl <gmkarl@gmail.com> wrote:
Arrived now. Headache. Bad mood. Almost giving up of hospitals, doctors, surgeries, pain killers, and people.
Eating all Juan's chocolates. Each one of them.
(I will buy more choco later, 'mal cojido'! Love you, 'baka'.)
Cecilia, when you speak in Portuguese publically, would you (or others) prefer for readers to ignore it, to automatically translate it, or to try to learn the language? Since publicity and privacy are such hot topics nowadays, and language changes their boundaries ...
Embarrassment. I put these into google translate, and I don't know what language they are.
On Sun, Dec 6, 2020, 07:55 Karl <gmkarl@gmail.com> wrote:
On Sun, Dec 6, 2020 at 5:52 AM Karl <gmkarl@gmail.com> wrote:
Eating all Juan's chocolates. Each one of them.
(I will buy more choco later, 'mal cojido'! Love you, 'baka'.)
Juan is a very interesting maker and cooks really well. I am always buying different chocolates for him because he likes the taste and is more creative than me. I don't like bitter choco with salt and caramel, for example. He doesn't fear to taste new flavors like chocolate with tabasco and honey, hahaha!!! ;D I keep them with me, waiting for a visit, but when my mood is terrible or he is annoying me on the list, I tell him I will eat all his chocolates, hahaha!!! ;D The older members know 'mal cojido' is Spanish and 'baka' or 'bakka' is Japanese. They are bad words. I use Portuguese, Spanish, and Japanese to annoy my friend. He hates me, but is loyal as a friend and as a enemy. I do love him. He is curious, learns fast, and have good jokes. :) (But his head is the hardest thing in the world... I don't know about his dick, but he can easily use his hard head to kill bulls or break coconuts! :P)
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professor rat