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Heyy I am ermi, the orignal, and I want to start this bot by some plays.
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Heyy I am ermi, the orignal, and I want to start this bot by some plays.
I am gonna post your answer on my channel:-
Share/tell something to my followers
And the answers is in the comment sectionπ
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Who expects a "masterpiece" when opening an engineering book to solve applied math problems?
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When I saw the quote on the cover page, it took me back to my primary school days.
I remember a time during the break between Grade 6 and 7. My Amharic teacher and his friends lent me some Amharic fiction books to read over the winter. One of his friends, whose name I sadly canβt recall, was a blind Amharic language teacher I deeply admired. We used to have meaningful discussions on different topics before and after class.
One of the books he lent me was βα¨α α αα α΅β by α¨α α° αα«α€α. It was far beyond what I expected at that age. I remember thinking, βCan poetry really be written like this?β The rhythm and storytelling were incredibly powerful. It felt like the words spoke directly to your soul.
That masterpiece inspired me to write my own poetic drama in Grade 9. I even followed a more βprofessionalβ workflow and shared it with my former teachers for evaluation.
If you enjoy poetry, history, and want something engaging without too much mental fatigue, I highly recommend that book.
And it made me happy seeing this quote on a cover page of engineering bookπ
I remember a time during the break between Grade 6 and 7. My Amharic teacher and his friends lent me some Amharic fiction books to read over the winter. One of his friends, whose name I sadly canβt recall, was a blind Amharic language teacher I deeply admired. We used to have meaningful discussions on different topics before and after class.
One of the books he lent me was βα¨α α αα α΅β by α¨α α° αα«α€α. It was far beyond what I expected at that age. I remember thinking, βCan poetry really be written like this?β The rhythm and storytelling were incredibly powerful. It felt like the words spoke directly to your soul.
That masterpiece inspired me to write my own poetic drama in Grade 9. I even followed a more βprofessionalβ workflow and shared it with my former teachers for evaluation.
If you enjoy poetry, history, and want something engaging without too much mental fatigue, I highly recommend that book.
And it made me happy seeing this quote on a cover page of engineering bookπ
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Hey Fam, how is it going?
The next series will be:
ROCKETS
We try to see:
-> Basic rocket types
-> their history
-> current situations
It will be a bit of interactive and little bit practicalwho knows? π
Before starting the series any idea from you is appreciatedβοΈ
The next series will be:
ROCKETS
We try to see:
-> Basic rocket types
-> their history
-> current situations
It will be a bit of interactive and little bit practical
Before starting the series any idea from you is appreciatedβοΈ
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Ermi dev π§βπ» pinned Β«Hey Fam, how is it going? The next series will be: ROCKETS We try to see: -> Basic rocket types -> their history -> current situations It will be a bit of interactive and little bit practical who knows? π Before starting the series any idea from you isβ¦Β»