who knew that? sincere (adj.) 1530s, “pure, unmixed,” from Middle French sincere (16c.), from Latin sincerus, of things, “whole, clean, pure, uninjured, unmixed,” figuratively “sound, genuine, pure, true, candid, truthful,” of uncertain origin. The ground sense seems to be “that which is not falsified.” Meaning “free from pretense or falsehood” in English is from 1530s….

Right, right is a tough con cept. Chirality or chaos, Your option, purpose or nil Unexpalinably complex or dislexic Co-incidence? Who knows who make rules Or who uses rules. Daredevils claim to care less, But watch them bake a pie, they prepare. They peel the apple prior to baking the pie. Onion rings, even more…

No quibbling siblings musing in the shallows, patriotism must be dealt with at it’s route markers. They are all twisted. It is the duty of right thinkers to untwist and shout, All ye, All ye or Oy ye, Oy ye Outs (never Ox) in free. The ransom has been paid, the game of hide and…