was taken by a game camera in Washington County, near Burgettstown. Unfortunately the cat’s tail isn’t in the picture so it’s tough to tell if it’s a bobcat or mountain lion. It looks too big to be a bobcat, but has too many markings to be a panther. I’d love and hate to see a mountain lion in the wild.
PS: you didn’t globally replace your battery acid.
]]>I got the lyrics from the lyricwiki. I think you’re right about the translation, I’ve actually changed it to:
But can you see its opposition
Comes rising up sometimes
That its dreadful imposition
Comes blacking in my mind
-Dave
]]>They write:
…
But can you see __this__ opposition comes rising up sometimes
…
So I decide, that opposition between love and drive. And it is not true.
Your text is better.
As I think now, more better text looks like
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But can you see its opposition comes rising up sometimes
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without ‘.
Sorry to trouble you.
]]>if we breake “drive to live I won’t let go” to “drive to live” and “I won’t let go”
we got “drive to live” — energy , desire to live
and “i won’t let go” — he will not relax, he will live brightly
but — what about opposition? betwen love and such drive? why?
does he really mean this?
]]>I am from Russia and my English is not very good.
Please, can your describe me meaning of lines:
“And you know I have a drive
To live I won’t let go”
?
As I understend now:
- at first he has “love for everyone he know”
- at second he has something else — “drive to live he won’t let go”
- and there is an opposition between first and second. Between love and drive.
is it right?
and what does it means: “drive to live I won’t let go”?
I know all these words, but can’t understand they in combination :(
]]>* It’s being babysat
]]>2. Is anyone else performing this alternate-150?
3. Will you be completing it in the two days allotted by the NMSS?
4. Nice water bottle holders.
5. What will be of your bike whilst you are hiking?
6. Your seat post has serious girth.
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