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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Great answers WH and Gideon, I agree ... mostly. However some could say that the cheese in the cheeseburger could also make it somewhat undesirable for a vegetarian. And then how can something be perfect that's called a cheeseburger yet has no meat or cheese in it? ;) Going back to being only human. This expression interests me because I don't think a more perfect being than a human exists. At least to our knowledge. And yet being human is somehow a negative thing. An expression that is used for making excuses and justifying mistakes or shortcomings. And if I'm wrong then my understanding of the word 'perfect' has to be wrong. Of course mathematicians would argue that the most perfect thing is a point or a sphere - it looks the same from any angle and has no features whatsoever, or perhaps the absolute void. Loading...
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