Always underline each word in the Dictionary that you have mastered! I used blue pencil, my brother used red. Yes, we were competing to see who could 'own' the most words. (A teacher once called my bluff, told me the word 'circumference' wasn't real...foolish mortal!) Mom was Judge...if there was a conflict about word 'ownership', she'd have us write the word down, so she could verify proper spelling. Then she'd ask us what does the word mean, was it derived from another language and if we knew the antonym. My brother was in third grade, I was in first...precocious things we.
LOL When I was 5, I visited my grandparents for the first time in the US, and my grandma gifted me a novel, that I couldn't read because I was five, and I only spoke French.
Lol me when I grew up in Canada and attended a French school so I literally couldn’t read anything around me till I was 12 until I learned how to read English 😭💀
I like the sheer number of successful series that Riordan made, compared to Rowling. I have nostalgia for both, it's unavoidable really, but I like the variety of Riordan's stuff. He also has kept writing, which is another plus. Harry Potter books one through seven did great, Percy Jackson and The Olympians did great, Kane Chronicles did great, Heroes of Olympus did great, but I feel like the Magnus Chase series and The Trials of Apollo series did about as well The Fantastic Beasts series. (I'm not even going to bring up Cursed Child)
If you have the ability to win a war, YOU MUST FIGHT!!!! That's what Sun Tsu said, and I think he knows more about war than you pal, CAUSE HE INVENTED IT!!!
If someone gave me Harry Potter for my baby shower id probably make you sit at a far table...the Art of War, however, is fantastic. Id read it and get a head start on experience and strategy before my baby. They will never win against me, as long as i dont give birth to Scipio Africanus or sumn.
Lol the books I would ask for as a kid always got confusion as to why I was asking for it Mostly linguistics books / grammars of languages from South America
Meh, it very much depends on your brand of Christianity how literally you take the word of the Bible. I was brought up Lutheran, and we were basically taught that pretty much everything in the Old Testament was allegorical. Also, the reason the Art of War sounds similar to the Bible is 1# because the Bible is almost always written in a older form of English than is currently spoken, and people think old language sounds more profound and poetic than new language. 2# The same can be said about translations of culturally/religiously important books in other languages. For one thing, people like to copy King James Bible English when translating those texts to offer an air of austerity and they are also only reprinted every so often. #3 Chinese grammar also tends to translate into sentences that sound like minimalist poetry in English because it is even more analytical than English grammar, so you can, for example, make an entire statement without specifying when something happens because there is no past/present contrast inherent to the grammar.
Lol its funny she says ot like Christianity but they did copy off of wester philosophy especially confusis (cant spell dont care rn) but ye jus read jesus section n confusus shi lot of similarly
Always underline each word in the Dictionary that you have mastered!
I used blue pencil, my brother used red.
Yes, we were competing to see who could 'own' the most words.
(A teacher once called my bluff, told me the word 'circumference' wasn't real...foolish mortal!)
Mom was Judge...if there was a conflict about word 'ownership', she'd have us write the word down, so she could verify proper spelling.
Then she'd ask us what does the word mean, was it derived from another language and if we knew the antonym.
My brother was in third grade, I was in first...precocious things we.
This is the passion and dedication we need to nurture
I imagine he gifts The Art of War when the parents have a 2nd child too. Leaving the hosts preplexed.
17:24 The side eye had me cackling like a hyena 🤣
Wake up from a 12 hours death nap after finals, AND IM LITERALLY GETTING BLESSED
I literally busted out laughing when I heard he gives the book art of war so much I had to share it with so many people XD GJ!
LOL When I was 5, I visited my grandparents for the first time in the US, and my grandma gifted me a novel, that I couldn't read because I was five, and I only spoke French.
Lol me when I grew up in Canada and attended a French school so I literally couldn’t read anything around me till I was 12 until I learned how to read English 😭💀
Yeeeeeessss, always happy to see more OSP :)
There’s always the ‘Prince’ if you need another book to give
Good choices all around, I'm glad to see everyone is finally coming around to the fact that the Percy Jackson series is better than Harry Potter
real
lol no
@@gigaport d riding a work of JK Rowling is crazy
@@yourdad5799 Those folks have lost the battle, it's just death throes at this point
I like the sheer number of successful series that Riordan made, compared to Rowling. I have nostalgia for both, it's unavoidable really, but I like the variety of Riordan's stuff. He also has kept writing, which is another plus.
Harry Potter books one through seven did great, Percy Jackson and The Olympians did great, Kane Chronicles did great, Heroes of Olympus did great, but I feel like the Magnus Chase series and The Trials of Apollo series did about as well The Fantastic Beasts series. (I'm not even going to bring up Cursed Child)
QUEEN NEVER CRY 🙏🙏💋💋
Learning Skitten is the type of person to read a dictionary straight through suddenly explains some of her weirder quirks.
Hell yeah, OSP time
Chavez, you giving The Art of War to parents at baby showers is based asf that book is fire
I remember seeing the “art of war” being sold at Costco. I bought it and proceeded to read it in the middle of my freshman drama class.
No no, this is a great gift, my son is turning 3 and I could have done with the Art of War just to get through the tantrums 😩
Omg I’m so early for once lol 😂 love you guys! Been watching since 2017 💕
If you have the ability to win a war, YOU MUST FIGHT!!!! That's what Sun Tsu said, and I think he knows more about war than you pal, CAUSE HE INVENTED IT!!!
One of those babies is gonna grow up to be the next Alexander the Great because of that gift.
Im stealing the art of war baby shower present idea xD
you guys should try the cosmere
Art of war is required reading at West Point to this day.
Chavezz you should also start giving out Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. That's exactly what babies need, and introduction to Stoicism.
My mother has read the dictionary multiple times cover to cover… she says it’s fun…
If someone gave me Harry Potter for my baby shower id probably make you sit at a far table...the Art of War, however, is fantastic. Id read it and get a head start on experience and strategy before my baby. They will never win against me, as long as i dont give birth to Scipio Africanus or sumn.
pleade continue the overly sarcastic production's journey to the west videos !!!!!
Where do y'all usually get your books?
Lol the books I would ask for as a kid always got confusion as to why I was asking for it
Mostly linguistics books / grammars of languages from South America
why would i read the dictionary...at all?
More like Gyat of Dunne
Meh, it very much depends on your brand of Christianity how literally you take the word of the Bible. I was brought up Lutheran, and we were basically taught that pretty much everything in the Old Testament was allegorical.
Also, the reason the Art of War sounds similar to the Bible is
1# because the Bible is almost always written in a older form of English than is currently spoken, and people think old language sounds more profound and poetic than new language.
2# The same can be said about translations of culturally/religiously important books in other languages. For one thing, people like to copy King James Bible English when translating those texts to offer an air of austerity and they are also only reprinted every so often.
#3 Chinese grammar also tends to translate into sentences that sound like minimalist poetry in English because it is even more analytical than English grammar, so you can, for example, make an entire statement without specifying when something happens because there is no past/present contrast inherent to the grammar.
Off topic but you guys should watch mugihwara no goofy’s one piece is hilarious series all of them are hilarious
Lol its funny she says ot like Christianity but they did copy off of wester philosophy especially confusis (cant spell dont care rn) but ye jus read jesus section n confusus shi lot of similarly