Things have never declared themselves empty, nor have they declared
themselves form; and they have not declared themselves right, wrong,
defiled or pure. Nor is there a mind that binds and fetters people.
It is just because...
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Quote: "I have a copy of this sheet with other religions on it, also. There was one for Zen that said, "What is the sound of sh!t happening."" .........
Sssssshhhhhhiiiiiiiirrrrrrrttttttttt...... wow very relaxing...lol
Joe. You're a philanthropist too. You donate generously. ebl
Cynicism: I could
give a $h¡†.
Indifferentism: one $h¡† is as good as another
Fyi: It’s ‘bore da’
not ‘dydd da’. For some reason the Welsh don’t say ‘good day’ we say good
morning, good afternoon or good evening. Maybe it’s because we’re realists and more in
the now than other nationalities. Not that I speak much Welsh.
Quote: "I lived in North Wales for a number of years. I went to school there. I was making a joke. Don't worry about it. " .........
So you're a Welsh speaker? Duw, duw. Who would have thought it?
You're right. I've checked and some people do say it. In most parts they're still more likey to say 'bore da' or 'Mwyna (or joia) diwrnod dda'. But I ain't no expert.