nice nickname...once I made a drawing for a girl I liked on age 15 or so saying I am Crazy4U :D I guess you like apple cpmpuetrs or apple juice, what remembers me of chuck berry who like grape juice I mean cheap Bordeaux Stylish red Wine...

He had that pirougue where he drinks bordeaux wine you can See on his song Bordeaux on my Pirogue an Fabulous a deviation or derivation or The Very Same Origin Itself of Jambalaya the One song recorded by ManyOne

SO...

There is only One X captain as there is only One sky and its not fckng me Fuck! not me, its not me OK! allright

There is only One ocean that thE thrEE oceans form and there are 3 oceans as One and Earth As One with 3 oceans and 3 boats and each boat as One has a Cap and ALLCAPS join form the piroughe Our Own One boat one ocean

As three x form an xxx only for adults as an X in HIGHCAP or BIGCAP whatever don`t call it anything yeah well A X cap is rare you see my friend you do not see righ you know what I mean you do not see you know

Apple nickname friend likes fucking apple;

I guess he likes fckng apple shitty computas

I have One 11 fuckng inches shit or whatever macbook Air HongKong proudly assembled in 2013

in the deep of the sea a place name Atlantida, I took my boat with my sailors and I asked my sailor to tie me to the main master of the boat and never let me fall again for the singing og the mermaids and I have dropped my Sharp as me Myself as the dagger of Emperor who gave himself and his dagger to be dirtyed commanded by the very hands itselves of the very LIGHT and THE BRIGHTNESS

WU ZHAO ! ! !

Filha de Wu Shihou, que detinha um cargo oficial, e Madame Yang (da linhagem da família imperial Sui), Wu Zhao pertencia à nobreza.[3]

Por esta altura, apesar da sociedade chinesa ser uma sociedade patriarcal, as mulheres desfrutavam de uma relativa liberdade, comparando com outras épocas. Por essa razão, Wu Zhao teve a oportunidade de estudar a escrita e música chinesas. Isto vem-lhe a ser útil mais tarde, quando o imperador Taizong 太宗 aceita Wu Zhao no seu harém como uma consorte de nível cinco, que corresponde ao título “Senhora de Talentos” (Cairen 才人) , aos 13 anos. Wu Zhao, por esta altura, já demonstrava uma atitude bastante determinada como se vê neste excerto:

“O imperador tinha um cavalo muito selvagem que ninguém conseguia dominar e então pediu às mulheres do seu palácio alguns conselhos. Wu respondeu, ‘Eu consigo controlá-lo [o cavalo], mas irei precisar de três coisas: primeiro, um chicote de ferro; segundo, um bastão de ferro; e terceiro, um punhal. Se o chicote de ferro não o levar a obedecer eu usarei o bastão de ferro para lhe bater na cabeça, e se isso não resultar eu usarei o punhal para cortar a sua garganta.”[4]

Esta destreza feminina impressionou Taizong, empregando-a como sua secretária durante os próximos dez anos. Segundo o autor, Yuen Ting Lee, após a morte do imperador Taizong em 649, a “Senhora de Talentos” foi enviada para o templo budista Ganye. Mas ao invés de passar o resto da sua vida como uma freira budista, o filho de Taizong, Gaozong, que sucedeu a seu pai tornando-se imperador, visita-a no primeiro aniversário da morte do seu pai. Tendo sempre uma estima especial por Wu, o imperador afasta-a do templo e leva-a de novo para a corte, desta vez nomeando-a “Lady of Bright Countenance” (zhaoyi 昭裔)

The Light my sister Zhao told a joke saying that TaiGong said:

´´You think you, little girl , is worthy of dirting my dagger``

The truth is that Taigon didnt offer histhe chain of steel (you think an Emperor would carry a fucking iron bar around) nor the horse was whipped by chain or hammer no hammer was offered what The Emperor Of China Taigong gave The Brightness was his dagger and she tamed Black Wind with a Flower...

Never was it the cowardice faka false fucking cowardices fucking shit of the kind its not fucking alloewd to paint even in the simple cheap vases in Athenas

It is fucking sharp like the talk and the blazer on tshirt of the smart bright and sharp white haired old sharp programmer

And it weights like a fuckiing kilo and have these sharp fuking edges or borders call it filo(spanish) filo porque quilo (see janio quadros) whatever It Has The good shape of the disc that old grreek olim´pics loves one of the most the disc olympic disc (see statue or dont fucking see it if wyou will free will))

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And it is with Atlantida and when I took the boat and my sailor tied me to the main master not to fall againg to singing of the mermaids and I let my weapon fall from the boat and before I let it slip by the border of the boat I envolved it in a Shirt and for it when it slips by the outer walls of the boat it leaves no Mark and left no marks on the outer wooden walls of the boat and when I first touched my feet on land I thoroughly look at the walls many many many times both sides of the boat and I See and I know and I See...

There was no mark in the boat there is no Mark in The Boat...

Chinese Idiom: 刻舟求剑(kèzhōuqiújiàn) Mark the Boat for a Dropped Sword

Key Learning Point (Preview):
刻舟求剑 (kèzhōuqiújiàn) To Mark the Boat to Look for the Sword
Idiom Story:

Yǒu yígè Chǔguó rén chūmén yuǎnxíng.
有 一个 楚国 人 出门 远行。
There was a man from Chu who went out on a long journey.

Tā zài chéngchuán guòjiāng de shíhou, bù xiǎoxīn bǎ suíshēn dàizhe de jiàn luòdào jiāngzhōng le.
他 在 乘船 过江 的 时候， 不 小心 把 随身 带着 的 剑 落到 江中 了。
When he was crossing the river by ship, his sword fell into the water because of his carelessness.

Zhègè Chǔguó rén mǎshàng yòng yìbǎ xiǎodāo zài chuánxián shàng kè le gè jìhào,
这个 楚国 人 马上 用 一把 小刀 在 船舷 上 刻了 个 记号，
The man from Chu immediately made a mark with his knife on the side of the boat where his sword fell in,

Ránhòu huítóu duì dàjiā shuō: “Zhèshì wǒde jiàn diào xiàqù de dìfang.
然后 回头 对 大家 说：“ 这是 我的 剑 掉 下去 的 地方。”
He then turn around and said to everybody: “This is where my sword fell in.”

Zhòngrén yíhuò bù jiě de wàngzhe nàgè dāo kè de yìnjì.
众人 疑惑 不 解 地 望着 那个 刀 刻 的 印记。
The other people looked confusedly at the imprint made by the knife.

Yǒurén cuīcù tā shuō: “Kuài xiàshuǐ qù zhǎo jiàn ya!
有人 催促 他 说：“ 快 下水 去 找 剑 呀！”
Some people urged him by saying: “Hurry and find the sword!”

Chǔguó rén shuō: “ Huāng shénme, wǒ yǒu jìhào ne.”
楚国 人 说： “ 慌 什么， 我 有 记号 呢。”
The man from Chu said: “There’s no need to hurry, I made a mark.”

Chuán jìxù qiánxíng, yòu yǒu rén duì tā shuō: “Zài bú xiàqù zhǎo jiàn, zhè chuán yuè zǒu yuè yuǎn,
船 继续 前行， 又 有 人 对 他 说：“ 再 不 下去 找 剑， 这 船 越 走 越 远，
dāngxīn zhǎo bù huílái le.”
当心 找 不 回来 了。”
The ship continued to move forward, and another man said to him: “The ship is going farther and farther. If you don’t look for the sword, you won’t get it back.”

Chǔguó rén yījiù zìxìn de shuō: “ Búyòng jí, búyòng jí, jìhào kè zài nàr ne.
楚国 人 依旧 自信 地 说：“ 不用 急，不用 急，记号 刻 在 那儿呢。”
The man from Chu still said confidently: “Don’t worry, don’t worry. The mark is still there.”

Zhízhì chuán xíngdào ànbiān tíngxià hòu, zhègè Chǔguó rén cái shùnzhe tā kè yǒu jìhào de dìfāng
直至 船 行到 岸边 停下 后， 这个 楚国 人 才 顺着 他 刻 有 记号 的 地方
xiàshuǐ qù zhǎojiàn.
下水 去 找剑。
When the ship stopped at the shore, the man from Chu jumped into the water at the place indicated by his mark to find the sword.

Tā zài ànbiān chuánxià de shuǐzhōng fèi le hǎo dà yízhèn gōngfu, jiéguǒ háowúsuǒhuò, hái zhāolái le
他 在 岸边 船下 的 水中 费 了 好 大 一阵 工夫，结果 毫 无 所 获， 还 招来 了
zhòngrén de jīxiào.
众人 的 讥笑。
He looked for the sword in the water below the boat at the shore, taking a long time, but in vain. And he was laughed at by the others.

Key Learning Point:

刻舟求剑(kèzhōuqiújiàn)
This idiom is used as a metaphor to refer to those who consider things from a static viewpoint without taking into account the ever changing situation.

Examples:

Nǐ zěnme zǒng yòng lǎo bànfǎ jiějué wèntí? Zhēnshì kèzhōuqiújiàn!
你 怎么 总 用 老 办法 解决 问题？ 真是 刻舟求剑！
Why do you always use old ways to solve problems? It’s a foolish undertaking!

Nǐmen gōngchǎng zěnme hái bù gǎijìn jìshù, zhè búshì kèzhōuqiújiàn ma?
你们 工厂 怎么 还 不 改进 技术，这 不是 刻舟求剑 吗？
Why has your factory still not improved on your technology? You’re not taking a fruitless approach are you?

Question:

The man from Chu in the idiom刻舟求剑 (kèzhōuqiújiàn) is very ____.
A. foolish
B. clever
C. principled

See Answer

See make a mark and take a picture

See https://www.echineselearning.com/blog/chinese-idiom-kezhou-q...

SO THERE IS

Near BY ATLANTIDA

The Antequera Computer

and there is no mark in the boat...