Chile Forum

Gloria wrote:

fraggle092 wrote:Incidentally, amongst themselves Chileans are great criticizers of their own country, and If you have lived here as long as Patagoniax (or myself), this attitude rubs off and you find yourself doing the same.

I'm one of those, I'll admited... yes, and rightly so for many reasons...now comes the question that I make myself everyday.....am I better off here? YES I'M!

well,what can I say....this is in NO way unique for Chile...here in Norway,where we have one of the highest standars of living in the WORLD...NO ONE can complain and sulk as much as we do!!!:)....everything is horrible and everything is bad:)...I guess it's just human-nature to want things better all the time but,I am luckily one of those who find pleasure in the small things:)..as long as I have a roof over my head,a bed to sleep in and food on my table...the rest is details:).....and I agree,as annoying as it might be to hear people complain all the time about how misereable life in their country is,it is also a side-effect of freedom of speach and just how it should be!:)....I cherish the fact that people can speak their mind and air their frustrations:)

Nullius wrote:[-SNIP-]

Sometimes I wonder if Mr Patagoniax is some sort of composite or invention. Sometimes he writes in Spanish, sometimes in German, sometimes in French, and mostly in what I take to be the sort of Canadian that might be from an old but educated person. Maybe chileno Mr Pinguin can tell us how bad or good is Mr Patagoniax's Spanish? Does anyone else have the suspicion that Mr Patagoniax is invented? I don't mean to be rude in saying that, just a hunch. Mr. Patagoniax could answer this but I would not trust his answer.

Speaking of Internet forums, this is quite normal that a number of participants are but "composite or invention" of others. This usually becomes quite clear for those who have the eyes to see. And there is no need to worry about that much. According to certain Hindu religious systems we all here on this planet are "composite or invention" (well, sort of). What is real? What is not? What is illusion? What is mystification?

This World is one big illusion and mystification, some people say. Indra'S Net! Do study the Hindu myth of Indra's Net. Recommended. This net exists in Indra's palace in heaven - and extends infinitely.

Respectfully,

T.N.

terra nullius wrote:

Nullius wrote:[-SNIP-]

Sometimes I wonder if Mr Patagoniax is some sort of composite or invention. Sometimes he writes in Spanish, sometimes in German, sometimes in French, and mostly in what I take to be the sort of Canadian that might be from an old but educated person. Maybe chileno Mr Pinguin can tell us how bad or good is Mr Patagoniax's Spanish? Does anyone else have the suspicion that Mr Patagoniax is invented? I don't mean to be rude in saying that, just a hunch. Mr. Patagoniax could answer this but I would not trust his answer.

Speaking of Internet forums, this is quite normal that a number of participants are but "composite or invention" of others. This usually becomes quite clear for those who have the eyes to see. And there is no need to worry about that much. According to certain Hindu religious systems we all here on this planet are "composite or invention" (well, sort of). What is real? What is not? What is illusion? What is mystification?

This World is one big illusion and mystification, some people say. Indra'S Net! Do study the Hindu myth of Indra's Net. Recommended. This net exists in Indra's palace in heaven - and extends infinitely.

Respectfully,

T.N.

Ha-ha! Don't tell me that anyone here with the word "nullius" in their forum nick is "invented".

null adj. 1 (esp. null and void) invalid. 2 non-existent . 3 without character or expression. // nullity n. [Latin nullus none]

nullify v. (-ies, -ied) neutralize, invalidate. // nullification n.

Terra nullius: Latin for 'land of no one'.

araucaniax wrote:
Ha-ha! Don't tell me that anyone here with the word "nullius" in their forum nick is "invented".

Araucaniax, meet Patagoniax.

Is it just me, or does there seem to be a trend?

Araucaniax is my daughter. A fifteen years old girl. Just for the record.

She doesn't meet with men (as of yet). Especially, with old men.

Respectfully,

T.N.

terra nullius wrote:Araucaniax is my daughter. A fifteen years old girl. Just for the record.

She doesn't meet with men (as of yet). Especially, with old men.

Respectfully,

T.N.

araucaniax wrote:from - Re: Seriously Shifting Spirit Selection?

I drink beer, wine, chicha and pisco. I don't drink rum.

And no, I don't drink no nothing!

Looks like you have an open bar at your house T.N. Maybe you should keep araucaniax from meeting up with Bud(weiser) too.