<!--QuoteBegin-莲蓬头+31.08.2006, 16:18 --><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(莲蓬头 @ 31.08.2006, 16:18 )</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteEBegin-->嗯,看来你我情趣还颇有几分神似,没事俺也拿Alan V. Oppenheim 的Signals and Systems来养养神,再之前是Robert G. Gallager Gallager的Discrete Stochastic Processes,偶尔也觉得ohne dich ist alles "dorf" 不错,然后再和老婆谈谈互相对IK hou van jou 的感想和对将来可能出现的Puedes casarte conmigo?的期待。<br /><br />另外,大妹子,万历十五年是用英文写的。停住!别搜了,走自己的路去纽图,让别人上网用google去吧。<br /><br />S: 西装革履提着塑料袋去买包子,呵呵,多么美好的追求啊,在德国不怀念家乡的小包子的人背金山词霸去!<br />[right][snapback]1104263[/snapback][/right]<br /><!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd--><br /><br /><br />lease, don't even try to side with me. If you really don't know who is John Fowles, who is Virginia Woolf, I absolutely have no problem you googling them, I don't hold animosity on people who at least want to know the answer. But, if you really want to compare oranges with apples, like you want to compare literature with science/maths, pick something else, maths is really not something you should be boasting here. Trust me. <br /><br />I have no interest reading 万历十五年, but it has nothing to do with it was written in english or chinese (and I am fairly certain you didn't read it in english). I happen not to be a big fan of history, pseudo-history and everything alike. And I happen not to be a big fan of Mr. Smug. |