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ti koji hoces opet da nas jebe, stavi prst u bulju, neka kara samog sebe

Somente Deus pode guiar-me

Ditt meddelande

Philosophers nowadays often aspire to systematic and even mathematically rigorous accounts of language; these philosophers are in one way or another heirs to Gottlob Frege, Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein and the logical positivists, who strove to employ rigorous accounts of logic and of meaning in attempts to penetrate, and in some cases to dispel, traditional philosophical questions (see Logical positivism).

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Ola wapa

ke tal

cuentame algo

kiero ir de fiesta

tu no?

pero estas enfadada?

que no me haces ccaso?

tengo prisa