I stared and stared at the thing. It's an amazingly beautiful animal... so pweety
also -- i may just be reminded of it because of a running lecture on "line, repetition, rhythm, pattern". i'm dreaming line now.
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lebogang nkoane
i don't know... i am told the zebra stripes are unique to each zebra,,, would that be a pattern if it does not repeat?
*je suis pense.
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NguJaz
the pattern itself is not a pattern as it is not repeated. technically, if a "line" repeats, it may cause pattern. so ja it makes sense that each Zebra has it's own distinct pattern. because each Zebra has lines that repeat in a distinct fashion; therefore creating a unique pattern for each Zebra
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sizzla_slang the kingrat
on a macro, even random data produces patterns. i bet you could tell the lineage of a zebra by comparing patterns. Come! Lets capture and skin generations of zebra to extract this arbitrary proof of human intelligence... whaddayasay guys?!!
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Thebe[Kwaito Artist]: Calls woman with silver stripes "Zebra". Talk about lack of respect. P.S I shall never promote or insinuate anyone to use any derogatory expression towards women. If it wasn't for woo-man, none of us would be around. I love them in all shape, size, colour or stripes.
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Askies woman not woo-a-man.
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NguJaz
I do not have the breadth of knowledge that covers Thebe's lyrical persuation; and I have absolutely no intension of wading through his anthology of Classic Kwaito to find out; but I am willing to bet a fine SA 50c coin that he in fact does not have a word for the sliver striped black male
* aside strange considering I'm not a gambling man myself
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