K-ON 2 has some explaning to do...

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YOUI... YOU...

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Wallfloweruu?

Soo many patterns.

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Rose Petal sitgmata?

[Sayara]

Klimt in mah Animus again
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That's more scandalous than this:

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69 of 75 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars It is just a blank notebook, January 22, 2001
By Amy (Chicago, Illinois) -

When I read the only other review on the website, I was misled. I thought this was a short collection of Einsteins notes or comments. It is not. It is simply a blank notebook with a b/w picture of Einstein on the cover and E = mc2 on the back. If that is what you want, then you will be pleased, however, for actual written material by Einstein, check out Ideas and Opinion, it is a great collection of his written work based on Mein Weltbild.


47 of 54 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars About the previous reviews, November 14, 2002

Thank you Amy of Chicago, for pointing out that this indeed was a blank notebook. It is a shame that a few pseudointellects tried to make it sound like more. In a world of recession and near poverty incomes it is a shame to mislead people this way. I am sure Professor Einstein would have frowned on the lack of humanity that these few show in trying to appear more intelligent than they apparently are.


10 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Extraordinary, November 19, 2001
By A Customer

Sometimes it is not what is written, but that which is absent that is truly revealing. In this tour-de-france, Einstein displays his prodigious genius in a subtlety rivaling no other by inviting the reader to participate and - indeed - celebrate in the joy of creation. Relativity is further ironically thematized by the implicit inference that the best stories are one's own. In short, one need not read between the lines to see that this masterpiece is not only an unfinished project, but one in the making. Bravo!

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His expression on the cover already covers this "debate"

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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0486261972?tag=slickfilnet-20

Fount amongst the "Michelangelo Notebook" Picasso and other art superstars.