STERLING É NOME IMPORTADO POR VIA DUNS ESTÓNIOS MERCADORES NAMED EASTERLING QUE ERAM MAIS MEGALOMANÍACOS QUE OS MOUROS QUE DAVAM À COSTA E GRAVAVAM O SEU SANCTUM NOMINE IN SILVER BARS E STERLING TOMOU O SENTIDO DE PURO DE NOBRE DE QUALIDADE GRAÇAS AOS MERCADORES TEREM BONS PROVEDORES DE OPINIÃO...JÁ LORD STERLING É DOS LIVROS MAIS CHATOS QUE O CLONE DO JOSÉ MOURINHO OU DO JOSÉ RODRIGUES DOS SANTOS DEU AO MUNDO ...Our modern world has stripped men of their designed roles as protectors and leaders of their families. Men have natural built-in drives to fulfill those roles. Unfortunately they have been told they need to be more gentle, more passive and ultimately less of the man God intended them to be. Today God needs real men who will accept the responsibility of living right and leading others to God's righteousness. They need to be bold worshipers of "The Great Light," and examples for their families and friends. Sterling spoke, "As I grew, I missed many of the things young people do. I was determined to be the best soldier ever known. And I did whatever was necessary to be known. I began to search for battles wherever I could find them. Because of my size, I was expected to fight well. In the heart of a young man there is nothing more powerful than to rise to the expectations of those around him. I, many times, took when I should have given and pressed when I should have paused. As you have said, Dutch, I have made a name for myself, but to what end? I love not, and am unloved. I protect not, and find I am unprotected. My fame shadows me like a demon of old. I feel I have yet another battle to join, but my fate is undetermined. But here I am." "A man's greatness is not only in his deeds," spoke Dutch, "but in how he lives with those deeds thereafter." 356 pages OF BORING GORE BORE
OS MERCADORES MANDAVAM MONEY TO LONDON IN THE XVIII CENTURY FOX
TO BE PUT OR PUT IN STERLING
HELD ON STERLING BOYS
AND THE NAME FOI FICANDO
TO THE COIN IN SILVER TERMS
11 OUNCES 2 DRAMSWEIGHT OF SILVER WAS 20 SHILLINGS THRUPPENCE
SIR ISAAC NEWTON MASTER OF THE MINT
UMA SINECURA REAL QUE A GENTE APOSTA QUE DÁ EM MOURO DA COSTA
INVENTOU EM 1717 THE GUINEA
THE KEY CURRENCY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
IS A ISAAC NEWTON INVENTION
IT HOLDS VALUE ( NÃO DESVALORIZA)
THE GUINÉU VALENDO 21 SHILLINGS WORTH 129.4 GRAMS OF GOLD...
James Crawford Master of the Mint at Carson City: A Short Full Life the
fourth Superintendent of the Carson City Mint (1874-1885) traces
Crawford's life from his birth in Kentucky; to his formative years in
Illinois; to his prospecting years in California's Gold Rush Country; to
his early years in Nevada's Lyon County; culminating in his tenure at
the Carson City Mint. The book provides a panoramic view of the sweeping
history of Nevada's connection to California's Gold Rush era; with an
in-depth look into life in the Silver State's northwestern region from
1863 to 1885. Filled with never-before-presented facts about James
Crawford and the Carson City Mint, the 650-page book is linked TO THE NINE ELEVEN IN HORROR POTENTIAL with
ALL GORE stories about some of Nevada's most prominent historical figures and
many contemporary events occurring in the United States and contains
hundreds of references to coins struck at the Carson City Mint.
DA VIDA E DA MORTE DOS CUSCOS NAS PALAVRAS MORTAS E NÃO DADAS ....APALAVRADAS A PALAVRA LAVRADA É DE PRATA DE LEI...
ResponEliminac.1300, "silver penny," probably from Middle English sterre (see star (n.)), according to OED "presumably" from the stars that appeared in the design of certain Norman coins, + diminutive suffix -ling. But starred coins were not especially common among Anglo-Saxon currency, and the stars on them tended to be small. The other theory [Kluge] is that it derives from Old French estedre "stater" (see stater). Sense broadened by 1560s to "money having the quality of the sterling," and c.1600 to "English money in general." As an adjective from early 15c. From 1640s in general sense of "capable of standing a test" (as a sound coin would). A pound sterling was originally "a pound weight of sterlings," equal to about 240 of them.
ResponEliminaI got an A on the third quiz in American history,
ResponEliminaan A,
dammit.
Last time I got a B
up from a C
and my father said,
"if you can get a C
you can get a B,
if you can get a B
you can get an A."-
I got an A
and my father said,
"grades don't mean anything.” — 76 likes
“I never realized
till now
how hard the brain has to work
to make the body do what it asks.
Or maybe how hard the body has to work
to ignore
the brain.
I never realized
till now
how hard the brain has to work
to make the body do what it asks.
Or maybe how hard the body has to work
to ignore
the brain.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
tags: ignore, work
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“People are most honest
when they don't know you are listening.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
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“I'm sure you were mistaken," Yaicha says to her brush.
My ears pin back -
"MISTAKEN?
I know who Angie is, Yaicha.
I know who our father is, Yaicha.
He hurts people, he hurts you, you never do anything!" My claws scrape the wall paint.
She turns with soft rabbit eyes. "He'll kill me."
"He's already doing that!"
I am growling, grabbing her sleeve, "Every day, every day he rips you open,
chips off pieces week by week, till a few years from now you are not even a mouthful of sawdust.
A drawn-out killing.
Well, I'm tired of all of us doing nothing. He has to be stopped."
Yaicha's eyes have flinched a few times but soften again. "Nobody can stop him."
My teeth show.
"Nobody can stop him? Good.
To him I have always been
Nobody.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
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“I am always there.
But they don't care if I am
because I am furniture.
I don't get hit
I don't get fondled
I don't get love
because I am furniture
Suits me fine.”
Then
ResponEliminawhy don't I tell on him?
If they don't,
why don't I?
Because.
Because I am safe this way,
silent
unnoticed.”
“With all the
dizzy galaxies
hot gases
dust at the speed of light
neutrinos running through
everything,
no matter how powerful someone is
here on Earth
they are just as small as me
to the vast greatness of
outer
space.”
“I'm sorry, I had a meeting"
I stand behind his chair. "Liar," under my breath.
"You weren't at a meeting," take a breath, gain speed, bursting,
"You were with Angie in the office.
I saw you. I saw you. You clamp us down, you think no one knows.
You hurt my brother! My sister!
You hurt my friend! Small trusting prey, huh?
You had to squash some weak person already in pain, thinking she loved you.
You could have chosen to hurt me!
But I'm not worth enough, I never am and you picked poor Angie, you were going to RAPE her, I SAW YOU TRY TO RAPE ANGIE, you fucking MONSTER!”
“If all this tree is from mom and all this tree is from him
where do I grow my own branches?”
“You've always
been skinny,
always will."
I can feel
each
reclusive
bone
poke through,
the bones of
Embarrassment,
Anger,
Relief.
I push some back in,
but leave
Anger
sticking out.”
“Why am I not good enough?
At least he loves
Darren and Yaicha
in some way
even if it's horrible,
he shows them attention
and I am furniture
I get nothing
nothing
nothing
no thing”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
“Yaicha runs.
He sits down, tired,
and says to mom,
"I'm sorry you had to see that."
Inevitable that he does it.
But he doesn't really want
a witness.”
“I think that is supposed to be good,
that I get less
from him
but I feel
worth
less.”
“Yaicha and Darren
told me that I was
the mailman's child,
and I got so angry,
stalking away,
hot steam in my ribs.
Yaicha and Darren
told me that I was
the mailman's child
and now I am thinking
how wonderful it would be
to have
the mailman as
my father.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
tags: father, mailman
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“Yaicha is named after a song
by some group from the last century called the
Pousette-Dart Band.
Something about a girl,
a candle in the falling rain
shining amidst the pain.
I kind of surprise myself
when I can picture Yaicha as that candle.
My father named Yaicha after the "haunting melody."
I wonder if he ever listened
to the lyrics.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
tags: haunted, pain
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“Or maybe I am just
outside enough,
being the footstool observing from the corner,
that I have a view of reality.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
tags: observer, reality
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“The foam cushions
on the old couch downstairs
disintegrate
daily
in a hush,
like each of us,
small flecks of
hardening puffs
raining mute to the floor
when I flop down to study.
And the more the couch gets used,
the less foam it keeps--
someday
just an uncomfortable frame,
springs and other inner workings
exposed.
Silent.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
tags: exposed, silent
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“I like her explanation better than just being a diminutive
of someone else.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
tags: original
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“If I could just open my mouth wide enough
to allow those gagging blobs of truth
their slow, tar-seep passage
up through my gullet,
with barely enough oxygen to keep from
passing out
while they glorp over my tongue,
those truths would reach my teeth,
where if my jaw weren't unhinged,
I might bite them off
so I could
breathe again.”
― Thalia Chaltas, Because I Am Furniture
tags: breathing, truth
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“Not scared.
But excited in that
jiggering-on-too-much-hot-sauce
kind of way
that it's time to
step out
of my old framework,
raw and amorphous,
to become something I've never thought of before.”