Libby B
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Specifically this translation, which I encountered at the psychologically-perfect age of 16.
December 7, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Specifically this translation, which I encountered at the psychologically-perfect age of 16.
I expect Duden's book contains the answer one way or the other, but I don't have it :(
Does Storch, in the EIGHTEENTH century, REALLY not understand that a body contains a digestive tract? Or is this passage about the fact that a pin is SHARP and narrow and could end up somewhere surprising?
Does Storch, in the EIGHTEENTH century, REALLY not understand that a body contains a digestive tract? Or is this passage about the fact that a pin is SHARP and narrow and could end up somewhere surprising?
May 25, 2025 at 2:31 PM
I expect Duden's book contains the answer one way or the other, but I don't have it :(
Does Storch, in the EIGHTEENTH century, REALLY not understand that a body contains a digestive tract? Or is this passage about the fact that a pin is SHARP and narrow and could end up somewhere surprising?
Does Storch, in the EIGHTEENTH century, REALLY not understand that a body contains a digestive tract? Or is this passage about the fact that a pin is SHARP and narrow and could end up somewhere surprising?
OMG: the short description for "armillary sphere", which previously read "Model of objects in the sky considering of a framework of rings", now reads "An armadillo sphere is when the armadillo senses danger and curls up into a ball".
December 3, 2024 at 11:21 PM
OMG: the short description for "armillary sphere", which previously read "Model of objects in the sky considering of a framework of rings", now reads "An armadillo sphere is when the armadillo senses danger and curls up into a ball".
