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Response to Pluvious (Reply #12)

Thu Sep 3, 2020, 01:26 PM

BannonsLiver (14,899 posts)

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14 replies	Author	Time	Post
The Ancient Greeks Had a Word for the Specific Kind of Bad You're Feeling Right Now [View all]	Newest Reality	Sep 2020	OP
Fascinating. Thank you.	zentrum	Sep 2020	#1
You're Welcome!	Newest Reality	Sep 2020	#3
Guess it sounds better than "malaise"...	Wounded Bear	Sep 2020	#2
Or "ennui"	Clash City Rocker	Sep 2020	#5
Yeah, well acquainted with the feeling	Leith	Sep 2020	#4
Is this what provoked the verses used by Orff in Carmina Burana? great word btw.	fierywoman	Sep 2020	#6
'ya gotta ask yourself	Chainfire	Sep 2020	#7
I continue to research and write my book. I can do lots of rewrites and rethinks.	CTyankee	Sep 2020	#8
Don't know that one, but	kairos12	Sep 2020	#9
So that's what I'm suffering from.	BarbD	Sep 2020	#10
Actually, the next phase will begin...	Pluvious	Sep 2020	#12
...	BannonsLiver	Sep 2020	#13
Message auto-removed	Name removed	Sep 2020	#11
Yes - but throw in a heavy burden of sheer terror - as if the Huns are thundering over the hilltops.	lagomorph777	Sep 2020	#14

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