Roberto Henry Ebelt


13/08/2010 | Democracy is a two-edged sword

Whenever I say that, people look at me in a very strange way. We all know there are too many loopholes* in the legislation that supports our democracy. We, the victims of such loopholes, still have to strive a lot to achieve a reasonable level of democracy.

LOOPHOLE: (noun) aperture, narrow hole or opening in a wall (especially one through which weapons may be fired); means of escape; ambiguous clause in a contract or law by which responsibility may be evaded.
HOLE: (noun) opening, gap; cavity, hollow; burrow, den; pothole; prison cell; dingy dirty place (in Portuguese: buraco).

One of our main problems, in respect to democracy, is that illiterate and ignorant people are not encouraged, by the majority of the elected ones, to become better citizens in respect to their education. Before 1988, you had to prove that you were able to read and write in order to qualify as a voter. Instead of passing a tougher legislation in respect to proving such capacities, our "enlightened" congressional representatives, wrote a "new" constitution that allows illiterate persons to vote. Can you believe that? I must confess that I was deeply disappointed with those most irresponsible constituents who produced a true patchwork instead of a respectable, modern constitution.

To start with, it is, definitely, a very bad idea to force a person to do something that in civilized countries is a privilege, namely, to vote. In order to exert the privilege of voting, we are forced by law to fulfill an obligation. I repeat, voting should be a privilege, not an obligation.
Second, instead of promoting the right to elect the representatives of the Brazilian citizens, to the status of a very special privilege, "our men in the Central Plateau paradise" removed the barriers to qualify a citizen to vote. According the falsely named CONSTITUTION OF THE CITIZEN, illiterate and, therefore, ignorant persons, and inmates of our penitentiaries suddenly became eligible to exert the privilege to elect our representatives.
This is not good. This is not right.
Were our congressional representatives so naïve to the point of having approved such points or were they just trying to profit from such misdemeanor?
Why didn't they make a serious effort to improve the education and quality of the Brazilian electorate?
Were they afraid of a more enlightened public?
If I had to answer such question, I would certainly opt for the second answer.

Now take the time to read the following true stories, keeping in mind that YOU VOTE, but THEY ALSO VOTE.

A person bought a new refrigerator and, in order to get rid of the old one, he put it in front of his house with a note saying: FOR FREE – IF YOU WANT, YOU CAN TAKE IT.
The old refrigerator remained in front of his house for three days. Nobody got interested in the old device.
The owner concluded that people did not believe in the text of his note, perhaps because it might sound too good to be true. So he changed the text of the note to the following:
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE FOR 50 REAIS.
In the following morning, he noticed that the old refrigerator had been stolen. NOW REMEMBER THAT THIS KIND OF PERSON (the thief) IS NOT ONLY ALLOWED TO VOTE; HE/SHE IS OBLIGED BY LAW TO VOTE.
Here is another episode for you, dear reader, to take in consideration:

A man was looking for a house to rent. After visiting one of the several houses he intended to look at, he asked the real estate broker which side of the house faced North, in order to check whether the positioning of the bedrooms were convenient for him, and also because he did not want to be awaken by the sun in the morning, during the summer. The real estate broker, seemingly very surprised, asked him back:
- Does the sun rise in the North?
The man, then, stopped to explain her that the sun, so far, had always risen in the East.
The real estate broker's remark: "It is hard for me to keep updated in respect to such things".
NOW REMEMBER THAT THIS KIND OF PERSON (a totally ignorant person) IS NOT ONLY ALLOWED TO VOTE; HE/SHE IS COMPELLED BY LAW TO VOTE.

Another episode that makes you think about the reason why most of our politicians, elected by Brazilians to represent us in the Paradise Island named Brasilia, have the so questionable behaviors that we read about in the newspapers every single day of our lives:

A man used to work in the technical support department of a Company located in Manaus.
One day he got a phone call from a client who asked him what the schedule of that department was.
Our man answered 24/7 (meaning 24 hours a day, seven days per week).
The client then asked him whether he meant Manaus time or Brasilia time.
In order to avoid an argument*, our man answered Brasilia time.
REMEMBER THAT THIS KIND OF PERSON - THE CLIENT - (a partially ignorant person) IS NOT ONLY ALLOWED TO VOTE; HE/SHE IS COMPELLED BY LAW TO VOTE.
Do you understand why we should not expect very much from the people we are compelled by law, to elect as our representatives, in Paradise Island?

Vocabulary: the word ARGUMENT has two different meanings: briga verbal e argumento (in Brazilian Portuguese).

Now relax and try to have a restful weekend. God bless our country.


22/02/2019 | VACATION or VACATIONS?
30/11/2018 | LIBERAL & LIBERAL.
26/10/2018 | Never say die – Não está morto quem peleia
28/09/2018 | The joy of learning: A alegria de aprender.
24/08/2018 | Our parents.
20/07/2018 | A importância da repetição no aprendizado de inglês.
22/06/2018 | Point of no return.
11/05/2018 | Air conditioning for automobiles.
20/04/2018 | Can & May
23/03/2018 | PRIMUS STOVE – fogareiro Primus.
09/03/2018 | Kill two birds with one stone
16/02/2018 | Master’s Degree in Business Administration.
26/01/2018 | Idioleto e dialeto.
08/12/2017 | Two challenges:
24/11/2017 | Thanksgiving Day
10/11/2017 | A importância da repetição no aprendizado de um idioma estrangeiro.
27/10/2017 | Filosofia pedagógica ou como atacar o problema de aprender inglês.
06/10/2017 | The POINT OF NO RETURN
22/09/2017 | The adjective QUEER.
08/09/2017 | Words
25/08/2017 | Winner's curse.
11/08/2017 | Uma mão lava a outra: One hand washes the other.
28/07/2017 | Cuidados básicos ao redigir (02)
14/07/2017 | Cuidados básicos ao redigir
30/06/2017 | Língua escrita x língua falada. Textos religiosos. Parte 2.
16/06/2017 | Língua escrita x língua falada. Textos religiosos.
02/06/2017 | Vocabulário não é tudo, mas sem palavras você não diz nada.
19/05/2017 | Political correctness 05
05/05/2017 | Political correctness 04
21/04/2017 | Political correctness 03.
31/03/2017 | POLITICAL CORRECTNESS, a praga que infesta os EUA há muitos anos e que já se instalou no Brasil.
17/03/2017 | Palavras que atrapalham os native speakers da língua inglesa.
10/03/2017 | EQUINOX (equinócio).
24/02/2017 | CARNIVAL
17/02/2017 | Não estudo inglês porque é difícil.
10/02/2017 | Bad Business Practice # 6: Return phone calls when you get around to it.
20/01/2017 | Bad Business Practice # 5:
13/01/2017 | Curiosity killed the cat, but created Science.
30/12/2016 | Bad Business Practice # 4:
16/12/2016 | Bad Business Practice # 3:
02/12/2016 | Bad business practice # 2: to be a slow payer.
25/11/2016 | Riqueza = wealth, affluence.
18/11/2016 | O que significa falar um idioma?
11/11/2016 | Quando posso parar de estudar inglês?
04/11/2016 | Habilidades essenciais para jovens em 2020 e após.
28/10/2016 | BANDWITH & Bad Business Practices.
14/10/2016 | Fake, Hoax, Troller & Prank.
07/10/2016 | MAKE & DO: dois verbos com o mesmo significado e outros detalhes.
30/09/2016 | Qual é a melhor época de estudar inglês no exterior?
23/09/2016 | LITLLE & FEW – MUCH & MANY.
16/09/2016 | PROPINOCRACIA – BRIBEOCRACY (?).
09/09/2016 | Semelhanças que facilitam...
02/09/2016 | Partidos de Trabalhadores e suas incestuosas conexões com grandes empresas.
26/08/2016 | Artigos.
19/08/2016 | Ich bin ein Berliner.
12/08/2016 | English & Chinese.
05/08/2016 | Abreviações em inglês muito utilizadas na rede www:
29/07/2016 | SWAMPCOOLERS/ Evaporative coolers.
22/07/2016 | GREETINGS.
15/07/2016 | Staten Island Railway & Madeira-Mamoré Railroad.
08/07/2016 | Cadeira elétrica (electric chair) – A primeira execução.
01/07/2016 | TU & YOU.
10/06/2016 | MY tem quatro significados.
03/06/2016 | HORNY & CORNUDO
27/05/2016 | WINNER'S CURSE.
20/05/2016 | EFEITO ESTUFA em inglês é GREENHOUSE EFFECT.
13/05/2016 | O ônus de não falar inglês
06/05/2016 | SUBJUNTIVO NÃO É TEMPO VERBAL.
25/04/2016 | MIMI, o metalúrgico & os motores.
15/04/2016 | NO PAIN, NO GAIN.
08/04/2016 | Labor Day (USA) ou Labour Day (UK).
01/04/2016 | April fools’ day
25/03/2016 | Ocultação de plurais e outros erros imperdoáveis em qualquer idioma.
18/03/2016 | OFF – uma palavra muito versátil
11/03/2016 | OFF e OF – Parecidas, mas nem tanto.
04/03/2016 | Palavras interessantes:
26/02/2016 | CALQUE – um fenômeno linguístico muito interessante.
22/02/2016 | NUMBER SIGN - # - e batatas suíças.
12/02/2016 | Easter and Carnival – Christian holidays
29/01/2016 | Word Order (2).
22/01/2016 | Word Order (1).
15/01/2016 | Ponto de não retorno
08/01/2016 | Para ti – pra tu – FOR YOU.
18/12/2015 | To put up with.
11/12/2015 | Alemão sofre.
04/12/2015 | Political Correctness – Its origins.
27/11/2015 | A perennial plague.
20/11/2015 | Dois problemas que enfrentamos em inglês.
30/10/2015 | Dois problemas que enfrentamos em inglês.
02/10/2015 | Complexo de culpa (GUILT COMPLEX)?
25/09/2015 | YOU CAN’T EAT YOUR CAKE AND HAVE IT.
18/09/2015 | Safety tips (part 01)
11/09/2015 | SAFETY TIPS 2
04/09/2015 | Curso de conversação.
30/08/2015 | Escrevendo em inglês.
21/08/2015 | CULTURA e CONVERSAÇÃO
14/08/2015 | Atingindo uma meta.
07/08/2015 | ARTIGOS – parte 3.
31/07/2015 | Artigo Definido 02.
24/07/2015 | Erros de inglês que afligem os americanos.
17/07/2015 | Artigos definidos. Definite articles.
10/07/2015 | Português e inglês.
03/07/2015 | O verbo TO WILL, quem diria, existe.
26/06/2015 | Quem nunca comeu mel…
19/06/2015 | Perks (advantages) of being over 60 and heading towards 70!
12/06/2015 | ARE WE THE ONES WITH DEMENTIA?
05/06/2015 | Function words.
29/05/2015 | O sujeito e a vírgula.
22/05/2015 | Inglês em voos internacionais.
15/05/2015 | SUBJUNTIVO 02.
08/05/2015 | Subjuntivo.
24/04/2015 | Fringe benefit & Income tax.
17/04/2015 | Outsourcing & telephone operators.
10/04/2015 | Camarões, Cambistas e Alienígenas.
02/04/2015 | Easter & Carnival – Christian holidays.
27/03/2015 | HOPE DIES HARD.
20/03/2015 | Anything & nothing.
13/03/2015 | Procrastination and the learning of English.
06/03/2015 | COMMON SENSE.
27/02/2015 | Why it's important to say PLEASE and THANK YOU.
20/02/2015 | PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH.
13/02/2015 | Problems, solutions & racketeering.
06/02/2015 | WHO & WHOM.
30/01/2015 | Iroquois Theater (1903) e Boate Kiss (2013).
23/01/2015 | What a diference a century makes.
16/01/2015 | Facts That Show Just How Far The Human Race Has Come.
09/01/2015 | Cartoons.
19/12/2014 | Harley Biker
12/12/2014 | Como usar o telefone em inglês se você ainda não é fluente. PARTE 02.
05/12/2014 | Como usar o telefone em inglês se você ainda não é fluente.
28/11/2014 | Political Correctness (Última parte). (Apenas para amantes da liberdade).
21/11/2014 | Political Correctness (Part 05).
14/11/2014 | Political Correctness (Part 4).
07/11/2014 | Teacher killed by student & Terrorism in England.
31/10/2014 | Inglês para adultos e crianças.
24/10/2014 | The Origins of Political Correctness (2).
17/10/2014 | THE ORIGINS OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS.
10/10/2014 | The word THAT (Part 02)
03/10/2014 | THAT, uma palavra multifuncional.
26/09/2014 | TANJOOBERRYMUTTS.
19/09/2014 | Typos & fonts.
12/09/2014 | THE BATHTUB & THE CLOSET.
29/08/2014 | Marketing, a true mistery.
22/08/2014 | Conflict of interests.
15/08/2014 | BEER and BIER & Our Municipality.
08/08/2014 | DEFAULT:
01/08/2014 | Lack of talent.
25/07/2014 | How long must I study English?
18/07/2014 | Once bitten, twice shy.
11/07/2014 | Há malas que vêm de trem.
04/07/2014 | Building bridges.
27/06/2014 | A picture is worth a thousand words.
20/06/2014 | Present Tense – um tempo estranho.
13/06/2014 | Jokes, not soccer.
06/06/2014 | Proper names & common names.
30/05/2014 | 75 year old bridge.
23/05/2014 | Automatic transmissions & Opalas.
16/05/2014 | Appearances can be deceiving (aparências enganam).
09/05/2014 | Humility is a virtue of the wise.
02/05/2014 | HOW DO YOU DO?
25/04/2014 | LACK OF RESPECT
11/04/2014 | STUPID & ESTÚPIDO
04/04/2014 | SAVING MR. BANKS.
28/03/2014 | MILITARES INCOMPETENTES.
21/03/2014 | EASTER & FISH
14/03/2014 | PUMP & BOMB.
07/03/2014 | Income tax.
28/02/2014 | Traduções do arco da velha.
21/02/2014 | Political correctness.
14/02/2014 | When it rains, it pours.
07/02/2014 | He that strikes with the sword...
31/01/2014 | Me, myself and I.
24/01/2014 | GALLON and GALLON.
17/01/2014 | Sweet Sue, just you.
10/01/2014 | You can't eat your cake and have it.
20/12/2013 | ONCE BITTEN, TWICE SHY.
13/12/2013 | Never put off...
06/12/2013 | FREE SHOP. Isso existe?
29/11/2013 | Quando não existem perfeitos equivalentes.
22/11/2013 | Collocations.
15/11/2013 | Cursos de inglês tipo imersão.
08/11/2013 | Saved by the bell.
01/11/2013 | Tradutores eletrônicos.
25/10/2013 | The mother-in-law seat.
18/10/2013 | Inglês – continue aprendendo.
11/10/2013 | Assembly Lines & Oldsmobiles.
04/10/2013 | To learn by heart.
27/09/2013 | Ter e haver.
20/09/2013 | Air conditioning for automobiles.
13/09/2013 | Power steering and automatic transmission.
06/09/2013 | Suicide: synonymous to courage or cowardice?
30/08/2013 | Fringe Benefits and Nidal Malik Hasan
23/08/2013 | Better late than never & translations.
16/08/2013 | Is life fair or not? That is an important question.
09/08/2013 | Quando um mais um não é igual a dois, e uma oração em latim.
02/08/2013 | Spain train driver 'on phone' at time of deadly crash.
26/07/2013 | Cursos de inglês tipo imersão.
19/07/2013 | Learning how to learn (part 2) & WI TO LO.
12/07/2013 | Learning how to learn.
28/06/2013 | Brazil and The Economist (part 2).
21/06/2013 | Brazil and The Economist.
14/06/2013 | Past perfect tense? Existe um equivalente em Português? (1).
07/06/2013 | Not all is gloom and doom (nem tudo está perdido).
31/05/2013 | NASDAQ and other initials.
24/05/2013 | Do you believe in premonition?
17/05/2013 | Terrorism, never again.
10/05/2013 | Feriados nos Estados Unidos e no Brasil.
03/05/2013 | Refrigerators and ink jet printers.
26/04/2013 | Cell phones and refrigerators.
19/04/2013 | Ricin, a favorite communist poison.
12/04/2013 | Death penalty 'becoming thing of the past', says Amnesty.
05/04/2013 | Brazil, a former haven for investors. The show is over.
29/03/2013 | The other man's grass is always greener…
22/03/2013 | The role of the Catholic Church in the formation of the English language.
15/03/2013 | CHAVISM/THE ECONOMIST
08/03/2013 | CENTRAL DE CASHES BANCÁRIOS.
01/03/2013 | BIG MONTHLY ALLOWANCE.
22/02/2013 | Joke or anecdote?
15/02/2013 | GOOD, VERY GOOD, QUITE GOOD & H.D.I.
08/02/2013 | YOU, um pronome multifuncional.
01/02/2013 | LIVING AND LEARNING.
18/01/2013 | O PROFESSOR ESTÁ SEMPRE ERRADO – THE TEACHER IS ALWAYS WRONG.
21/12/2012 | Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
14/12/2012 | Homework and Socialism.
07/12/2012 | Sem papas na língua e a Arca de Noé.
30/11/2012 | Coup de état.
23/11/2012 | Aprender é uma tarefa que não acaba nunca (Learning is a never ending task)
16/11/2012 | SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL QUOTATIONS ou EXISTEM POLÍTICOS DO BEM.
09/11/2012 | Por que pessoas bilíngües são mais inteligentes:
02/11/2012 | Feriadão = HOLIDAY WEEKEND.
26/10/2012 | Nova mania brasileira: misturar inglês com português e até com francês.
19/10/2012 | Modal verbs
12/10/2012 | Verbo TO DO – uma complicação em inglês.
05/10/2012 | O uso do artigo em inglês II.
28/09/2012 | O uso do artigo em inglês.
21/09/2012 | THE MUSLIM MENACE by Sir Winston Churchill
14/09/2012 | The right way to ask a question and the camelCase.
07/09/2012 | FRIENDS ARE AN EXCELLENT INDICATOR AS WHOM YOU ARE, and also of your ideas and goals.
31/08/2012 | QUANTO CUSTA UM CURSO DE INGLÊS x O PREÇO A SER PAGO POR NÃO FALAR INGLÊS.
24/08/2012 | QUI PRODEST?
17/08/2012 | Paraprosdokians # 2
10/08/2012 | PARAPROSDOKIANS & GRÊMIO'S ARENA PARKING LOT.
03/08/2012 | Não falar inglês muito bem pode ser extremamente perigoso.
27/07/2012 | Sinais diacríticos.
20/07/2012 | Shale Gas & Fracking. (from the Economist)
13/07/2012 | The Triple Alliance Hits Paraguay again.
06/07/2012 | Palavras de origem portuguesa na língua inglesa.
29/06/2012 | Bear quints (Um quinteto de ursos)
22/06/2012 | Reminders of Loss After Families Fracture.
15/06/2012 | BIS, IBRD & FED.
08/06/2012 | Communism, worse than Nazism. Nazism is dead and communism is at our doors.
01/06/2012 | Pulga atrás da orelha, I smell a rat & GREXIT.
25/05/2012 | Proven innocent after proven guilty.
18/05/2012 | The name of the days of the week and the International Workers' Day.
11/05/2012 | ARBITRATION - ALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS.
04/05/2012 | A INFLUÊNCIA do FRANCÊS (normando) sobre o INGLÊS (moderno).
27/04/2012 | PREJUDICE (noun).
20/04/2012 | OUTLET: noun.
23/03/2012 | Bridges
16/03/2012 | ANECDOTE DOES NOT MEAN ANEDOTA or PIADA.
09/03/2012 | REVERSAL OF VALUES (Inversão de valores).
02/03/2012 | ESPERANTO, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING & EPTC.
24/02/2012 | Ladies, Gentlemen & Lent.
17/02/2012 | Privatization and Love Lotteries
10/02/2012 | St. VALENTINE’S DAY – 14th OF FEBRUARY.
03/02/2012 | Bonds, streetcars and murderers.
27/01/2012 | A ORIGEM DA CRISE DE 2008.
20/01/2012 | EPTC and private interests.
13/01/2012 | 1964 and the commies.
06/01/2012 | MURDER, MURDERER.
30/12/2011 | THE LONGEST NIGHT HAS AN END.
23/12/2011 | The word Christmas or Christmas Day
16/12/2011 | Seven things NOT to learn from Japan.
09/12/2011 | MASTER OF MY WORDS.
02/12/2011 | NE SUTOR ULTRA CREPIDAM.
25/11/2011 | Buffer State – what the heck is that?
18/11/2011 | Prepositions in English – part 2.
11/11/2011 | As preposições em inglês.
04/11/2011 | Thomas Robert Malthus.
28/10/2011 | Dr. Lazarus Zamenhof, a great personality and Gavrilo Princep, a Muslim terrorist.
14/10/2011 | IDIOMA E CULTURA.
07/10/2011 | Tia Dilma dá conselhos à União Europeia:
30/09/2011 | FRINGE BENEFITS.
23/09/2011 | SAD NEWS (notícia triste).
16/09/2011 | Swindlers
09/09/2011 | YOANI SÁNCHEZ AND THE CUBAN GERONTOCRACY OF THE COMMUNIST DICTATORS RAUL AND FIDEL CASTRO.
02/09/2011 | Cuban Blogger Yoani Sánchez Awarded CEPOS Freedom Prize in Denmark.
26/08/2011 | Federal asset seizures.
19/08/2011 | ONE WORLD, ONE LANGUAGE.
12/08/2011 | Paul Krugman versus Standard & Poor’s
05/08/2011 | NEW WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEM OF PORTO ALEGRE IS NOT AS GOOD AS IT SHOULD BE.
22/07/2011 | QUANTO TEMPO LEVA PARA APRENDER INGLÊS? (PARTE 3)
15/07/2011 | QUANTO TEMPO LEVA PARA APRENDER INGLÊS? (PARTE 2)
08/07/2011 | HOW TO DEAL WITH THE ASTONISHING AMOUNT OF INFORMATION WE GET EVERY DAY THROUGH THE INTERNET?
01/07/2011 | Duração De Um Curso de Inglês.
17/06/2011 | English Proverbs:
10/06/2011 | SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT – IT HAS TO DO WITH YOUR CHILDREN.
03/06/2011 | THE BEST OF MAY:
27/05/2011 | A pronúncia da língua inglesa.
20/05/2011 | IDEOGRAMAS x SÌMBOLOS PARA REPRESENTAR FONEMAS.
13/05/2011 | For those of us who can remember those days, when GREEN was not the new color of communism.
06/05/2011 | WALKING ON EGG SHELLS.
28/04/2011 | Aircraft fatigue
15/04/2011 | THE WORD NEGRO
08/04/2011 | HE CAME FOR WOOL AND RETURNED SHORN.
01/04/2011 | 1964 THE YEAR THE COMMIES WERE DEFEATED IN BRAZIL.
25/03/2011 | Aprendendo inglês – (part one).
18/03/2011 | Difference between COMPLETE and FINISHED.
04/03/2011 | A democracy is always temporary in nature. PART TWO.
25/02/2011 | A democracy is always temporary in nature. It doesn't work permanently.
18/02/2011 | ENGLISH SPEAKING NURSE
11/02/2011 | NEVER PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW WHAT MAY BE DONE TODAY (Nunca deixe para amanhã o que pode ser feito hoje).
04/02/2011 | A primeira vantagem de aprender um segundo idioma (parte 2).
28/01/2011 | A primeira vantagem de aprender um segundo idioma.
21/01/2011 | Too many e-mails.
14/01/2011 | Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
07/01/2011 | When I lent, I was friend
30/12/2010 | President Rousseff, have mercy on us, Brazilians.
24/12/2010 | Violence begets violence
17/12/2010 | Advertise in Russian or pay the penalty
10/12/2010 | How do you do? How are you?
03/12/2010 | GOOD OLD TIMES. The Original Computer!
26/11/2010 | PIG, SWINE, HOG, and PIIGS.
19/11/2010 | Tirica and Cacareco
12/11/2010 | Execution by shooting for the defeated.
05/11/2010 | É mais importante saber a ideia que uma palavra transmite do que a sua tradução
29/10/2010 | Duplas negações em inglês não são corretas
22/10/2010 | The value and importance of phisical work
15/10/2010 | Communism and nazism
08/10/2010 | Democrat or Republican?
01/10/2010 | TOO & ALSO
24/09/2010 | OFF e OF
17/09/2010 | Another joke
10/09/2010 | Two jokes
27/08/2010 | O Artigo Definido em Inglês
20/08/2010 | God and our prayers
06/08/2010 | Proverbs

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