Equation I Equation II Equation III Out of combination of equations II and III we get:
human = eating + sleeping + working + entertaining
donkey = eating + sleeping
Then:
human = donkey +working + entertaining
So:
human – entertaining = donkey + working
In other words:
human who doesn’t entertain = working donkey
man = eating + sleeping + earning money
donkey = eating + sleeping
Then:
man = donkey + earning money
So:
man – earning money = donkey
In other words:
man who doesn’t earn money = donkey
woman = eating + sleeping + wasting money
donkey = eating + sleeping
Then:
woman = donkey + wasting money
So:
woman – wasting money = donkey
In other words:
woman who doesn’t waste money = donkey
Man who doesn’t earn money = Women who doesn’t waste money
So,
Man earns money to not let woman become a donkey (1)
And,
Woman wastes money to not let man become a donkey(2)
Finally we have:
man + woman = donkey + earning money + donkey + wasting money
And from (1) and (2) we can make a conclusion that:
man + woman = two donkeys who live happily together
It was a dramatic moment as Bush and Iraqi President Nouri al-Maliki held a news conference in Baghdad. It was a farewell of sorts for Bush, who made a surprise visit to the country to celebrate the newly adopted security agreement between the two countries that would result in the withdrawal of all U.S. troops by the end of 2011. Not long into the presser, an Iraqi journalist stood up and threw a shoe at Bush — the ultimate insult in Iraq — and shouted, "This is a gift from the Iraqis. This is the farewell kiss, you dog! ... This is from the widows, the orphans and those who were killed in Iraq!" The journalist missed his intended target, and missed a second time when he threw his other shoe. Bush made light of the incident, though it clearly shook up U.S. and Iraqi officials. This may very well prove to be a defining moment for Bush and his war policy, but it’s not the first time a shoe became a metaphor in politics. 
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King Henry IV of England thought he would die in battle. A zealous crusader, he dreamed of conquering the holy land and returning it to Christian control. Affairs at home delayed his crusade; however a prophecy made to him years earlier claimed that he would die in Jerusalem, a prediction which he took very seriously. Extremely ill through most of his reign, he defiantly told those around him that he couldn’t die in England, as he still had not yet set foot in Jerusalem. As his health declined and death seemed near, he was brought to a room in the home of the Abbot of Westminster. He asked if the room in which he lay had a name. He was told that it was called the Jerusalem chamber, after which he promptly died.
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Cups of coffee which you wouldn’t dare to drink
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In 1958, a New York City father named Robert Lane decided to call his baby son Winner. The Lanes, who lived in a housing project in Harlem, already had several children, each with a fairly typical name. But this boy—well, Robert Lane apparently had a special feeling about him. Winner Lane: How could he fail with a name like that? 
Three years later he had another son, and on the spur of the moment decided to call him Loser. As the Freakonomics authors say about his decision, "Robert wasn’t unhappy about the new baby; he just seemed to get a kick out of the name’s bookend effect." If the guy had a third son he should have called him "Lover." That, at least, would have fit with the last name.
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