sparky, gotta ask.. your little signature.. am i tired or is that intended to be majorly confusing?Half empty... Always.
The glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
I think you forgot to put the link....
loggeed into what site? am i missing a trick?I can't see it either - UNLESS I'm logged in to the site.
seriously? youve lost me completely now. hansel and grettel couldnt get me outta this mess.Good question, only truth when I asked him, was it not so in that fact!
Hehehe. But I thought that was already with you!
not if i get to the gingerbread house... mmmm gingerbreadThen the witch will eat you!
so your saying its not full of water and air.. but full of water and pessimism?! what an interesting concept..I thought it refers to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pessimism .
OK, "full of air and water" I'll accept.You are missing the point of this mental exercise.
No matter what is in the cup, it is always full of something.
either its water, air, or vacuum if in outer space. No matter the content or mix of content, it remains 'full' of that, or those substances. A play on the meaning of the words 'full of'
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