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Latin root meaning
The term social is derived from the Latin word socius, which as a noun means "an associate, ally, companion, business partner or comrade" and in the adjectival form socialis refers to "a bond between people" (such as marriage) or to their collective or connected existence.
The Unobservable
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Anti-Social Primer - Series of tutorials designed to instruct the student on topics including sarcasm, prank phone skills, and writing scathing letters to the editor.
Meta Description: [ The Anti-Social Primer featuring tutorials on how to become Anti-Social and stay Anti-Social. ]
BS! (a.k.a Boarding School) - This site offers an insight into the anti-social aspect of life at boarding school. Revenge, lust, and homework. This student lets you in on the stuff no one should know...
Hate the Mainstream - Anti-establishment rhetoric, cynicism, criticisms, sarcasm, and nihilism against all medias and mediums.
Meta Description: [ Whatever I perceive clearly and distinctly is true ]
Nihilists' Corner - Poking fun at just about everything, this site showcases some unusual media work, and offers a sardonic world view.
OurRant.ca - Rants, forums, photos, and links from these Canadian cynics.
