看來 kindle 還是聰明的抉擇呀!!!

德國人愛屎的例子:
- "one finds an inordinate number of texts concerning Scheisse (shit), Dreck (dirt), Mist (manure), Arsch (ass). . . . Folksongs, folktales, proverbs, riddles, folk speech—all attest to the Germans' longstanding special interest in this area of human activity."
- He proceeded to pile up a shockingly high stack of evidence to support his theory. There's a popular German folk character called der Dukatenscheisser (The Money Shitter), who is commonly depicted crapping coins from his rear end. The world's first museum devoted exclusively to toilets is in Munich. (A second has opened in New Delhi.) The German word for "shit" performs a vast number of bizarre linguistic duties—for instance, a common German term of endearment once was "my little shitbag." The first thing Gutenberg sought to publish, after the Bible, was a laxative timetable he called a "Purgation-Calendar." Then there is the astonishing number of anal German folk sayings. "As the fish lives in water, so does the shit stick to the asshole!," to select but one of the seemingly endless examples.
- The fiercely scatological Martin Luther ("I am like ripe shit and the world is a gigantic ass-hole," Luther once explained) had the idea that launched the Protestant Reformation while sitting on the john.
- Mozart's letters revealed a mind, as Dundes put it, whose "indulgence in fecal imagery may be virtually unmatched."
- Hitler's favorite word was Scheisskerl (shithead): he apparently used it to describe not only other people but himself as well. After the war Hitler's doctors told U.S. intelligence officers that their patient had devoted surprising energy to examining his own feces; and there was pretty strong evidence that one of his favorite things to do with women was to have them poop on him. Perhaps Hitler was so persuasive to Germans, Dundes suggested, because he shared their quintessential trait, a public abhorrence of filth that masked a private obsession.
頭戴保險套看屎打滾:
- … Naked women fought in a ring of filth while the spectators wore plastic caps, a sort of head condom, to avoid being splattered. "Thus," wrote Dundes, "the audience can remain clean while enjoying dirt!" Germans longed to be near the shit, but not in it. This, as it turns out, is an excellent description of their role in the current financial crisis.
- They'd donned head condoms in the presence of their bankers, and avoided being splattered by their mud.
透明的頂樓男厠:
- There's a law in Germany prohibiting buildings higher than twenty stories, but Frankfurt allows exceptions. The Commerzbank Tower is fifty-three stories high and unusually shaped: it resembles a giant throne. The top of the building, the arms of the throne, are more decorative than useful. The interesting thing, said the German financier, who visited often, is the glass room at the top, from which one looks down over Frankfurt. It is a men's toilet. Commerzbank executives had taken him there to show him how, in full view of the world below, he could shit on Deutsche Bank.
傳播妹片段:
- … In finance, high or low, this sort of thing is of course not unusual. What was striking was how organized the German event was. The company tied white and yellow and red ribbons to the prostitutes to indicate which ones were available to which men. After each sexual encounter the prostitute received a stamp on her arm to indicate how often she had been used. The Germans didn't just want hookers: they wanted hookers with rules.
翻譯教的一堆屎話:
- From Düsseldorf we drive to Leipzig, and from Leipzig we hop a train to Hamburg to find the mud wrestling. Along the way she humors me by parsing her native tongue for signs of anality. "Kackwurst is the term for feces," she says grudgingly. "It literally means shit sausage. And it's horrible. When I see sausages I can't think of anything else." She thinks a moment. "Bescheissen: someone shit on you. Klugscheisser: an intelligence shitter.
- "If you have a lot of money," she continues, "you are said to shit money: Geldscheisser." She rips a handful of other examples off the top of her head, a little shocked by how fertile is this line of thinking, before she says, "And if you find yourself in a bad situation, you say, 'Die Kacke ist am dampfen the shit is steaming.'" She stops and appears to realize she is encouraging a theory of German national character.
- "Scheisse glänzt nicht, wenn man sie poliert: Shit won't shine, even if you polish it," she says, as we pass the Funky Pussy Club. "Scheissegal: it just means 'I don't give a shit.'" She laughs. "That's an oxymoron in Germany, right?"
“Most people just go to the Reeperbahn.” The Reeperbahn is Hamburg’s red-light district, the largest red-light district in the world, according to one guidebook, though you have to wonder how anyone figured that out. And the Reeperbahn, as it happens, was why I was there.
When a storm struck, the Russians would stop fishing, because it was too dangerous. “The Icelanders would fish in all conditions,” says Stefan
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水星:思考利用不同地點的春分和秋分的 Transit Chart ,看高格林區行星的分佈和相位,來斷事件的發展。何鼓老師認為歐債危機到明年 3 月以前都不會好!!!
火星:能量
木星:擴張
土星:收縮
天王:不穩和變動
海王:混亂
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生肖 | 鼠 | 牛 | 虎 | 免 | 龍 | 蛇 | 馬 | 羊 | 猴 | 雞 | 狗 | 豬 |
月 | 11 | 12 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
時 | 23-1 | 1-3 | 3-5 | 5-7 | 7-9 | 9-11 | 11-13 | 13-15 | 15-17 | 17-19 | 19-21 | 21-23 |
數 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
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卦象 | 主卦 | 互卦 | 變卦 |
代表 | 開始 | 衍變 | 結局 |
解讀 重點是體 看用對體的影響 | 大吉/中吉:用生體或同體 小吉:體剋用 (有主導權) | 互卦生體/用 ~ 吉 互卦剋體/用 ~ 凶 | 變卦生體/用 ~ 吉 變卦剋體/用 ~ 凶 |
中凶:體生用 (消耗) | 互卦生/同體 ~ 吉 互卦剋/泄體 ~ 凶 | 變卦生/同體 ~ 吉 變卦剋/泄體 ~ 凶 | |
大凶:用剋體(被動地位) | 互卦生/同體 ~ 吉 互卦剋/泄用 ~ 吉 | 變卦生/同體 ~ 吉 變卦剋用 ~ 吉 |
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秋 | 兌 澤 | 震 木 | 春 | |
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夏秋 | 夏 | 春夏 |
乾 | 兌 | 離 | 震 | 巽 | 坎 | 艮 | 坤 | |
象徵 | 天 | 澤 | 火 | 雷 | 風 | 水 | 山 | 地 |
季節 | 秋冬 | 秋 | 夏 | 春 | 春夏 | 冬 | 冬春 | 夏秋 |
方位 | 西北 | 西 | 南 | 東 | 東南 | 北 | 東北 | 西南 |
家庭 | 父 | 少女 | 中女 | 長男 | 長女 | 中男 | 少男 | 母 |
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