SuperSonic - Intellectual

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Aya yall redy for the raps a logic syconic its not fraudic and weyall gone supersonic!

Today Scribd has released some numbers talking about just how big they’ve gotten as well. Since launching 6 months ago, the site has collected over 178,798 documents. That may not seem like much compared to Wikipedia’s over 5.3 million articles (source) across all languages (as of last September), but Scribd users seem more verbose. Scribd users have uploaded over 1.9 billion words, which would take up over 2,287 of Smolenski’s volumes (13.4 GB). No word on how many of those words are copyrighted. I think the guy who paid one and only one visit to Scribd is short sighted. I took a cursory look myself and even I could see the problem that Scribd is solving quite successfully. If I was any good at Quark, I could write and publish a book on Scribd that was indistinguishable from a volume from another publisher. Hence...the publisher is on its way to irrelevance. It's weird when people say Scribd is bad for writers when it's actually great for writers, bad for the publishers. It seems like the ultimate expression of the Creative Commons.I don't believe that Scribd users have a lot to say, as proclaimed in the headline. Yes, they have written a lot of words, but they have collectively said very little. 99.999% of the site is pure, mindless drivel. I hadn't heard of the site until I came across this post. Frankly, I have probably paid my first and last visit to the site.i generally tend to disagree with tech dumpster kind of naysayers but this is really height of compromising journalistic values. how is originial content as against content aggregated (that too blatantly through illegal means) comparable? Feel free to promote any of your interests but please don't equate good and bad..at least say they are different.. I would like to see scribd execs and VCs going behind the bar and probably they will..

Aya yall redy for the raps a logic syconic its not fraudic and weyall gone supersonic!

These two are absolutely not comparable. The operative word here is Scribd COLLECTED X documents. How many of these documents are original content? Very tiny percentage. Anybody can create a website in a day with more documents gathered from other sources, especially if they don't care if it's legal or not and nobody would care. So why fall for the hype on this one? Why not talk about websites that have real original content instead?his is non-news. It's also silly to compare Wikipedia to Scribd. That's like comparing an art museum to a trash heap. At Wikipedia, articles are under a constant state of editing while at Scribd, you just throw something up. It's much easier for Scribd to grow it's word count. Also keep in mind that Wikipedia entries are supposed to be concise. frozen like ice and vanilla like eminem while eating chocolate like his kind!

A lung disease caused by breathing in particles of siliceous volcanic dust

This is the longest word in any English dictionary. However, it was coined by Everett Smith, the President of The National Puzzlers' League, in 1935 purely for the purpose of inventing a new "longest word". The Oxford English Dictionary described the word as factitious. Nevertheless it also appears in the Webster's, Random House, and Chambers dictionaries. PNEUMONOULTRAMICROSCOPICSILICOVOLCANOCONIOSIS Freedom tastes good on my tongue

Like a piece of twenty five cent bubblegum

So numb to the rush, so numb to the delicate touch

This is your delicate touch

And she says "listen to yourself

I just wanna be there, sickness and in health, nothing else"

There ain't no rush

This is my delicate touch

This is my delicate touch[Verse I]

Crazy

Stress-pot pretty

Drivin' round lost in the city

I say it so simply

Autumn is ablaze, dead leaves and black fire

I'm walkin tiptoe, overtop a quagmire

No more cat and mouse, now I help pick paint colors for the house

Pop the cork, I might strip another screw

Love...is when you miss somebody that's sitting right in front of you

I get it indeed, you're a different breed

With different needs

You touch my heart, and your fingertip bleeds

I'm sorry that it's sharp to the touch and my heart doesn't gush

And I do not listen

Male traits

When a new plot thickens, stalemate

Cannot move another piece from the pieces that we shatter to

Til we hold hands walkin up the avenue

Midnight stroll. Grip tight hold

Got two black aces but I just might fold

This last name should be your last name

(Hold on let me say that again.)

Ok midnight stroll

Grip tight hold, I don't wanna play games

I just might fold

This last name should be your last name

I say these words in vain[Hook]

Freedom tastes good on my tongue

Like a piece of twenty five cent bubblegum

So numb to the rush, so numb to the delicate touch

This is your delicate touch

And she says "listen to yourself

I just wanna be there, sickness and in health, nothing else"

There ain't no rush

This is my delicate touch

This is my delicate touch[Verse II]

If I had one word to describe, you and me together

It would be "alive"

I am so alive, but I could sit here and just die

My life is unbuttoned, heart strings untie

Tangled in your hair

Like a dreamy boy with a blanket

Waitin at the stairs

You're different parts, that I soak 'til my lips are parched

With spongey words and a kiss that's tart

This ain't a love life, this is art

Those little quirks that I pick apart

We went from making up shit like three month anniversaries

To sick fight From speculation to dreams

Of givin' you mixed cd's and wedding rings

I dont' wanna crush, I'd rather build

Keep everything in a shoe box except those heels

For the midnight stroll, grip tight hold

Get a blanket when the sun sets it gets quite cold

This last name should be your last name

I'ma let you rush into my veins[Hook x2]

Freedom tastes good on my tongue

Like a piece of twenty five cent bubblegum

So numb to the rush, so numb to the delicate touch

This is your delicate touch

And she says "listen to yourself

I just wanna be there, sickness and in health, nothing else"

There ain't no rush

This is my delicate touch