What do you make of this sentence?

Off-topic
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Erm… what exactly is well worth bearing in mind?

(a)The matters, or
(b) the perspective?
(c) Or maybe even the fact that the perspective is put in the first place, but then indeed there’d have to be a punctuation mark (comma, colon or semicolon?) after “matters”.

Klaas Bil

22

Nothing, actually. I just like saying that. It’s something Raphael said in [post=574670]another thread[/post]. When he said it, it seemed empty of meaning. The more I thought about it, the more it started to have meaning, but I still couldn’t figure out how it specifically applied to the discussion. As such, it readily became my favorite thing to say and I thought that now was one of those times to say it. The fact that you had to ask about it does put a perspective on matters well worth bearing in mind.

23

A recent quote of yours from another thread comes to mind when reading this, but I’ll leave it for you to figure out which. It was to the point.

24

Or bucking for a position in corporate middle management.

25

I had seen the earlier occurrence. But with that reply, I meant to question your peppering so many threads with this sentence. Like, it should be at least somewhat applicable, right? And, assuming that it was, then how. That would put a perspective on matters well worth bearing in mind.

Oh and does Raphael agree with your assessment (empty of meaning)?

Klaas

26

No, I think he’s mad at me.

27

[quote=“JJuggle”]

I was given a task the other day which included the following requirement:

I’m also interested in the TASK. Context may be important.

Billy

28

What do the first 4 lines of this Beatle song quote mean:

Nothing’s gonna change my world
Nothing’s gonna change my world
Nothing’s gonna change my world
Nothing’s gonna change my world
Jai Guru Deva Om --The Beatles

29

Years ago my Dad told me, ‘If you can’t dazzle them with brains, baffle them with B.S.’

No wonder she didn’t show up for the meeting.

30

Sorry I don’t speak legalese. (see also retardese)

31

Tripping on acid!@##!!

Dave,

Far out!!

Billy

32

Thanks, Billy. You know how I just LOVE when you doctor my posts.

33

Dave,

You are fine! Go into it! Ride it out! You weren’t here for this last conversation [PM]…

Quote:
BillyTheMountain wrote on 2005-08-04 10:25 AM:
Good one on the Yes thread.

Do you think
Lucy in the
Sky with
Diamonds has any hidden drug content, too?

Billy

Hey Billy,
Yes I do, although I also seem to remember reading an interview (or maybe it was just an urban legend) that asked that question of The Beatles, and they said the title was taken from a drawing Lennon did as a child, and the reference was inadvertent.

So I don’t know if that one has cred or not, and I can’t remember where I heard it. Maybe I was on something at the time…

[Anonymous ex-Acid Rescue Center Worker]