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redfiona99Hi-Tec have changed the fit of their squash shoes. Which is :( because they were a useful fencing shoe alternative (Hi-Tec squash shoes = £25. Cheapest fencing shoes I can find in my size = £70, also Hi-Tecs oddly enough). I say this because apparently fencing shoes, or the grips at least, wear out quite quickly and I appear to secrete shoe-killing levels of acid from my feet and I really cannot afford to replace them if they wear out as quickly as D's do, D being the other person I know with shoe-eating sweat. That being said, Hi-Tecs tend to be resistant to the terrible things I do to shoes and my most recent pair before this are now 3 years old.
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2 Questions:
1 - What newspaper do you think Tony Stark reads? Or at least, where do you think he'd get his info from?
Even in these days of online news, everyone has their go-to news source, mine's the BBC. So what do you think Iron Man's is?
This question is otherwise known as Red does not know enough about the US news media.
2 - When, in European history, did philosophy and theology become two different university subjects?
I mean, I can see the Greeks and the Romans having it under two completely different headings, but post-fall of Rome and whatnot, with the Church taking over as the main source of learning, did study of philosophy become a subject within theology or was it always separate?
Or, to put it another way, if I had a Danish princeling and his friend discussing what they were studying at university, and one said he was more interested in the theory behind thinking than anything else, would they both still be discussing the subject of theology?
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2 Questions:
1 - What newspaper do you think Tony Stark reads? Or at least, where do you think he'd get his info from?
Even in these days of online news, everyone has their go-to news source, mine's the BBC. So what do you think Iron Man's is?
This question is otherwise known as Red does not know enough about the US news media.
2 - When, in European history, did philosophy and theology become two different university subjects?
I mean, I can see the Greeks and the Romans having it under two completely different headings, but post-fall of Rome and whatnot, with the Church taking over as the main source of learning, did study of philosophy become a subject within theology or was it always separate?
Or, to put it another way, if I had a Danish princeling and his friend discussing what they were studying at university, and one said he was more interested in the theory behind thinking than anything else, would they both still be discussing the subject of theology?
