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RE: somewhere on the holo-deck (Letters 6.1)
Sometimes I forget I'm talking to a German and I need to be more precise because we use a mutually understandable language, but not the same base language.
Why, in this case means: What is our purpose here?
Our origin is also an interesting subject, but it seems to be on the other end of the scale. Though knowing the origin may prove to lead to conclusions about the purpose, I don't believe them to be causally related.
I'm living in Germany and I'm speaking German - is this sufficient to conclude that I am a German?
;-)
It may be enough to conclude that you depart from a very different linguistic scheme from mine. An that is notorious in some of our exchanges.
You could be Nepalese for all I care, but you think like a German.
Cheers.
You're kidding, aren't you?
;-)
Obviously. lmfao
P.S.- As you can see... Provocation can go both ways. I do sarcasm too. A lot. ;)