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Hello and welcome to a new
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Issue of the mono podcast I'm Sascha
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Markman and I are now a monologue
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Keep the word that I have today.
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It was written by the Word of the Day.
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the Duden
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is curious now is curious no
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Special word
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Some people don't use it
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Basically, everyone knows what
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Curious Means I Find Curious
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great word
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You can do a lot with them and
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It can be used inappropriately
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The Right Moment and the Right Jack
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Straw sitting when a situation arises
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Moment or an experience yes curious
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appearing
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I really still take it
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Word is busy because I'm just so
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I used it for myself as
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yeah
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Given it was always for me
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It was there and it was German for me.
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word
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As we prepare for
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I made this podcast.
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seen
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It actually comes from the
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French or
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Latin
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And I found that very much
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interesting
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In French, it's cool.
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In the Latin Curious
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It sounds very masculine and the other
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It's almost feminine, but it's not
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The subject is that
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The synonymous God
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Depending on the meaning
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Incredibly Surprisingly 500
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piece if I even more
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that's wow so much I have such a word
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Never had
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I find it interesting the importance
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If you look in the duden then find
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It's like an unforgettable almost
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Fun-seemingly strange
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strange
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Yes, that's all I said about it
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If you have to be such a world
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Word used as well as curious then
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Yes, there is not much to say
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Except that somehow it's always
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Once again, there were moments in my life where
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I'm already open
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frankly
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there stood
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It was more or less perplexed.
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I should say now
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and
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It was curious
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What a story as a gentleman.
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It's not what I want to do
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Instead, you could just
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Examples
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A curious incident, what can it be?
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I've been on the bus for years
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Regularly to school
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Like many others, this is nothing.
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A lot of it was strange to you.
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What was remarkable was winter.
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It was cold there is a cat in
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boarded the bus
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I think it was the warmth and that's
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from Henrichenburg Mitte to Castrop
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Rauxel Munsterplatz driven
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How much was there is the cat
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It didn't go up because we
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have disembarked
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She was the first to leave
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Possibly strange
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It was a strange situation as if
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the cat targeted bus rides
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I found that with mine old again
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Maybe I was twelve, maybe.
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13
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Very interesting that this cat bus
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Allow to drive
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Today, I would say it was
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the heat in the bus sometimes it can
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Also be that someone is a curious kind
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in itself
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how does the dj who is constantly so with the
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fingers have snapped and then
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Always pointing to people so hey yes you are
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a great pike here sun or ca
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There's still something going on today
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Here's my hotel room.
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It can also be a curious kind.
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Sometimes there are also
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What to say where
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Curious cat
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It would probably be a bird.
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That's a strange-looking person.
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In spite of
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Really find a good word
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They also describe people, and when
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It is only curious
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It's that kind of thing
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the Clown
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Don't have something funny to do with him.
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The drama behind the clown
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Have to be funny and funny science all the time
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Even though it may not be
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Many famous comedians
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Depressed people
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They also hear themselves in front of their eyes.
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make us laugh all the time
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In the deepest part of his heart.
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sad people
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Happiness isn't good either
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Sadness also makes you sick
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A special example is an
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The conversation was curious.
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I've experienced it before
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a maintenance and the curious run
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is
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Think about it
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My life has really experienced a lot
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There was a conversation the chorus
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progress I'm sorry that it
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Outside of my responsibility
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Curious conversations
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There is only one story that you
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Among my goals is the 1 professor.
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I brought him to a student.
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entitlement
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It was part of an examination of
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Possibly and the student asked.
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What Happened When Silicon
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Silicate dissolves in water
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and he knew me and silicon
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Silicate time is a big part of
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Earth's crust and that's actually nothing
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Other than sand
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Now every child knows what's going on.
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when you try to dissolve santin water
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Nothing happens at all that this
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What's half a dirty thing when it's half a dirty thing
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sand still contains dirt particles
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Nothing happens with pure sand.
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Africa
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and as
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because then hold this straw of the man
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He passed them by as useless.
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Allowed to swim
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The professor asked again.
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See you when you get out the window.
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look and then rather so jan pommer
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urban a train that is currently on
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Then the professor said yes.
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That's right and that's it for you.
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just gone
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On the whole, I would
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say this is a curious a curious
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The ongoing conversation
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If I had been the student I would have been
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bitterly enraged beings and also
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Disappointed with the way
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They will be dealt with by me
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But I can also understand that
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The professor then stops like this.
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Reacted as he reacted
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If you hold something so simple
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It is dissolved in water as
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Chemistry student doesn't know
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I saved again
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Good memory
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For that, my story
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lambers remembered that one aunt
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May has achieved
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I can already say synonymously.
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Partly on ca
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And everyone knows the eighth.
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Know What Curious Means
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What are the different words
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That's why the quote was
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It was hard to get a quote about it.
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Find out what cool school of war was
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Most of them started out awkwardly.
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Explaining any facts in this way
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How I like to do it myself
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But I found a quote from
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Somalia
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Red God, I would have been better.
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to prepare
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Practice how to pronounce this name
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the quote it is very curious how
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Differently you can see a thing
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Depending on whether you or someone
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Other
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I hated it because it was one thing.
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Shows it happens again and again
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if
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we
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this money booked then this is
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Annoying then it is very
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annoying
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If this happens to someone else
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You can do this without
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Triggering Detrimental Joy
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and this is already
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hand as different stop
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It is understood as one and the same thing
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can
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It's Curious
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I didn't think it was good I thought it was really good
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The Thing
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Yes, I believe
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I have nothing to say about the word and
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I don't think it was good
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Choosing this word
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I have an end-effect of twelve.
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minutes only scrambled
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Yes from
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ciao
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makes it good makes it better
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Because if he
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Next time turn on again to
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Monologue podcaster Sascha Bye bye.
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What is the meaning of the word curious? the Duden says ‘incomprehensible, almost funny-looking strange, strange’ but how meager that is all about that word.
Examples:
A curious incident
In a very curious way.
He's a curious bitch.
The conversation was curious.
ORIGIN:
(French curieux ) Latin curiosus
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Date of admission: 22.07.18
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Sascha Markmann ist ein kreativer Kopf mit einer bewegten Biografie – und ein Mensch, der das Leben nach einem Schlaganfall noch einmal ganz neu für sich entdeckt hat. Nach Stationen als Rettungssanitäter und Altenpfleger fand Sascha seinen Weg in den kreativen Ausdruck. Als Blogger, Podcaster, Musiker und visueller Geschichtenerzähler bringt er heute Dinge zusammen, die nur auf den ersten Blick nicht passen: Er kombiniert seine handfeste Begeisterung für Technik – von selbst gehosteten Servern bis hin zur elektronischen Musikproduktion – mit emotionaler Tiefe und einem schrägen Sinn für Humor. Seine Beiträge entstehen irgendwo zwischen Borderline, Acid Basslines und Beistand – ehrlich, direkt und gerne auch mal mit einem Augenzwinkern. Leitmotiv: „Audiovisueller Stumpfsinn mit keinem Nutzwert – aber vielleicht genau deshalb so wertvoll.“ View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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