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"Bond chilling once Ying Ru gets comfortable/settles in
Stopped around chapter 10, translations not complete yet (Sharogy of EasyGoingScans) but maaaan it's crazy how the landlord progressed(!?) from a peeping Tom nosy about everyone's daily lives to a "director" (of malfortune perhaps). To top it off, "mystery writer" was such an understatement how could I have overlooked the irony of such a description???
!!!!????" — Apr 25, 2016 11:04PM
"Bond chilling once Ying Ru gets comfortable/settles in
Stopped around chapter 10, translations not complete yet (Sharogy of EasyGoingScans) but maaaan it's crazy how the landlord progressed(!?) from a peeping Tom nosy about everyone's daily lives to a "director" (of malfortune perhaps). To top it off, "mystery writer" was such an understatement how could I have overlooked the irony of such a description???
!!!!????" — Apr 25, 2016 11:04PM
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"Influential thinkers in a nutshell with awesome illustrations and color to boot - this is my intro to philosophy :D" — May 03, 2013 06:38PM
"Influential thinkers in a nutshell with awesome illustrations and color to boot - this is my intro to philosophy :D" — May 03, 2013 06:38PM
“By forcing people to hide, intolerance creates its own cynical logic: when a large portion of a group goes unrecognized, it only makes marginalizing the whole easier. Visibility, on the other hand, creates acceptance.”
― Dataclysm: Who We Are
― Dataclysm: Who We Are
“Just as it is irresistible to save a life, it is also very difficult to tell somebody that I cannot save them”
― Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
― Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
“Although the thoughts expressed on Twitter may be foreshortened, there's no evidence here that they're diminished.”
― Dataclysm: Who We Are
― Dataclysm: Who We Are
“Anxious and angry relatives are a burden all doctors must bear, but having been one myself was an important part of my medical education.”
― Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
― Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
“It's the professional shame that hurts the most,' I said to him. I wheeled my bike as we walked along Fleet Street. 'Vanity really. As a neurosurgeon you have to come to terms with ruining people's lives and with making mistakes. But one still feels terrible about it and how much it will cost.”
― Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
― Do No Harm: Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
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