bus' blog
Maybe it's not such a bad thing to be clear.
You have to learn the terminology right or you will get marked down. You cannot write 'clear' on your chemistry test, you have to write 'transparent'. To be clear is to be dissolusionless, you'de rather get straight to the point (In any case straight As). A catalyst in all things, an active agent. (I don't really know chemistry). To be clear with your intentions is to be to blunt, but people never want to know the truth; they want to be lied to. Telling the truth might be better for them anyway though, even if it may taste bitter in the process. Its like calpol or something.
No, that's not quite right. Calpol is translucent.
Let me make myself clear.
At this point here, i clear my breath. When i speak in the clear winters day, my breath fogs up in the cold; when the environment is confounded in mist my breath becomes almost invisible, except maybe a few dropplets of transparent dew left upon any surface come in to contact with warmth too long.
In the right enviornment, perhaps i wouldn't be so clear. In an environment of sharp edges and metropoli, i might be less direct. I am counter intuitive.
It's not that you are not able to see the woods through the trees, you can see all too well -in fact you simply see through everything. You see it for all its contradictions, all its hipocracy.
But is that a bad thing?
Im starting to believe this disbelief.
10月7日26年.