| Amount of texts to »toy« | 16, and there are 13 texts (81.25%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 132 Characters |
| Average Rating | 6.125 points, 2 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 18th 2000, 00:09:16 wrote angrynerd about toy |
| Latest text | on Oct 20th 2006, 12:04:16 wrote Emma Example about toy |
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on Apr 13th 2001, 22:54:02 wrote
on Oct 9th 2001, 23:04:08 wrote |
It is said that language is mightier than the sword, and that knowlege is power. Nonsense. Language is the world's most wonderful toy, and knowledge is fun.
I have heard that words are weapons and that knowledge is power.
Nonsense. Words are the most wonderful toy. And knowledge is FUN.
I mean, isn't it kinda neat to know that a hemidemisemiquaver is 1/64th of a musical note?
Useless, I admit, but still neat.
Toy – a plaything for a child, a set of blocks or Legos, a top, matchbox cars.
A toy is a small object that makes you happy, occupies your mind, and distracts your worries.
The old kind are the best--ones where the toy is just a prop, and the real play happens in the mind of the player. Sure, your big, honking space fighter playset with the flashing LEDs and the automatic explosion sounds is cool right now, but what happens when you get bored of fighting exploding spaceships? Plain old wooden blocks (or their high-tech plastic cousins, the Legos) may be the best ever devised.
You say you're a man now, right? All grown up, right? But still, when you unpack the latest techno-toy cellphone, PDA, GPS or whatever and smell that wonderful new electronics smell, don't tell me you don't feel exactly the same as you did when you got that new toy your grandma bought you for your seventh birthday.
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