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free [friː]

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Freedom is free.

Although the concept of it was fought over many times. It does not take any of your time, air or money.

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Addison posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:14 pm)

Freedom is free.

Although the concept of it was fought over many times. It does not take any of your time, air or money.

I like this definition. I love freedom more than most things. Everyone should be entitled to freedom in life. But unfortunately not many people truly are free.

Wildsurvival posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:10 pm)

free [friː]

adj freer, freest

1. able to act at will; not under compulsion or restraint

2.

a.  having personal rights or liberty; not enslaved or confined --[[We are free as in Not Enslaved]]--

b.  (as noun) land of the free

3. (often postpositive and foll by from) not subject (to) or restricted (by some regulation, constraint, etc.); exempt afreemarket free from pain

4. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (of a country, etc.) autonomous or independent

5. exempt from external direction or restriction; not forced or induced free will

6. not subject to conventional constraints free verse

7. (Music) (of jazz) totally improvised, with no preset melodic, harmonic, or rhythmic basis

8. not exact or literal a free translation

9. costing nothing; provided without charge free entertainment

10. (Law) Law (of property)

a.  not subject to payment of rent or performance of services; freehold

b.  not subject to any burden or charge, such as a mortgage or lien; unencumbered

11. (postpositive; often foll by of or with) ready or generous in using or giving; liberal; lavish free with advice

12. unrestrained by propriety or good manners; licentious

13. not occupied or in use; available a free cubicle

14. not occupied or busy; without previous engagements I'm not free until Wednesday

15. open or available to all; public

16. without charge to the subscriber or user freepost freephone

17. not fixed or joined; loose the free end of a chain

18. without obstruction or impediment free passage

19. (Chemistry) Chem chemically uncombined free nitrogen

20. (Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) Phonetics denoting a vowel that can occur in an open syllable, such as the vowel in see as opposed to the vowel in cat

21. (Linguistics / Grammar) Grammar denoting a morpheme that can occur as a separate word Compare bound¹ [8a]

22. (Philosophy / Logic) Logic denoting an occurrence of a variable not bound by a quantifier Compare bound¹ [9]

23. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) (of some materials, such as certain kinds of stone) easily worked

24. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical (of the wind) blowing from the quarter

for free Not standard without charge or cost

free and easy casual or tolerant; easy-going

feel free (usually imperative) to regard oneself as having permission to perform a specified action

make free with to take liberties with; behave too familiarly towards

adv

1. in a free manner; freely

2. without charge or cost

3. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical with the wind blowing from the quarter a yacht sailing free

vb frees, freeing, freed (tr)

1. (sometimes foll by up) to set at liberty; release

2. to remove obstructions, attachments, or impediments from; disengage

3. (often foll by of or from) to relieve or rid (of obstacles, pain, etc.)

n

(Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) Informal a freesheet

[Old English frÄ“o; related to Old Saxon, Old High German frÄ«, Gothic freis free, Sanskrit priya dear]

freer  n

freely  adv

freeness  n

1-2 There are laws where we can not do certain things, therefore we can not act at will.

4 The government is not independent, look at what is going on in Libya, UN and other countries not minding their own business.

5 Look at the children in India being sold off as sex slaves.

7 Spend time and effort making the music, and probably was inspired by something, therefore time spent listening to the inspiration.

8 The opposite of me.

9 The whole basis on this arguement, someone is putting effort into entertaining you.

10 Taxes.

11 Spending energy and time to give advice.

15 Someone has to pay for it so it can be available to the public.

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Misca posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:19 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:10 pm)

free [friː]

adj freer, freest

1. able to act at will; not under compulsion or restraint

2.

a.  having personal rights or liberty; not enslaved or confined --[[We are free as in Not Enslaved]]--

b.  (as noun) land of the free

3. (often postpositive and foll by from) not subject (to) or restricted (by some regulation, constraint, etc.); exempt afreemarket free from pain

4. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (of a country, etc.) autonomous or independent

5. exempt from external direction or restriction; not forced or induced free will

6. not subject to conventional constraints free verse

7. (Music) (of jazz) totally improvised, with no preset melodic, harmonic, or rhythmic basis

8. not exact or literal a free translation

9. costing nothing; provided without charge free entertainment

10. (Law) Law (of property)

a.  not subject to payment of rent or performance of services; freehold

b.  not subject to any burden or charge, such as a mortgage or lien; unencumbered

11. (postpositive; often foll by of or with) ready or generous in using or giving; liberal; lavish free with advice

12. unrestrained by propriety or good manners; licentious

13. not occupied or in use; available a free cubicle

14. not occupied or busy; without previous engagements I'm not free until Wednesday

15. open or available to all; public

16. without charge to the subscriber or user freepost freephone

17. not fixed or joined; loose the free end of a chain

18. without obstruction or impediment free passage

19. (Chemistry) Chem chemically uncombined free nitrogen

20. (Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) Phonetics denoting a vowel that can occur in an open syllable, such as the vowel in see as opposed to the vowel in cat

21. (Linguistics / Grammar) Grammar denoting a morpheme that can occur as a separate word Compare bound¹ [8a]

22. (Philosophy / Logic) Logic denoting an occurrence of a variable not bound by a quantifier Compare bound¹ [9]

23. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) (of some materials, such as certain kinds of stone) easily worked

24. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical (of the wind) blowing from the quarter

for free Not standard without charge or cost

free and easy casual or tolerant; easy-going

feel free (usually imperative) to regard oneself as having permission to perform a specified action

make free with to take liberties with; behave too familiarly towards

adv

1. in a free manner; freely

2. without charge or cost

3. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical with the wind blowing from the quarter a yacht sailing free

vb frees, freeing, freed (tr)

1. (sometimes foll by up) to set at liberty; release

2. to remove obstructions, attachments, or impediments from; disengage

3. (often foll by of or from) to relieve or rid (of obstacles, pain, etc.)

n

(Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) Informal a freesheet

[Old English frÄâ€Å“o; related to Old Saxon, Old High German frÄ«, Gothic freis free,Sanskrit priya dear]

freer  n

freely  adv

freeness  n

1-2 There are laws where we can not do certain things, therefore we can not act at will.

4 The government is not independent, look at what is going on in Libya, UN and other countries not minding their own business.

5 Look at the children in India being sold off as sex slaves.

7 Spend time and effort making the music, and probably was inspired by something, therefore time spent listening to the inspiration.

8 The opposite of me.

9 The whole basis on this arguement, someone is putting effort into entertaining you.

10 Taxes.

11 Spending energy and time to give advice.

15 Someone has to pay for it so it can be available to the public.

1-2  We are still Free in general. There is noone that can force us to anything against our rights.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

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Wildsurvival posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:21 pm)

Misca posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:19 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:10 pm)

free [friː]

adj freer, freest

1. able to act at will; not under compulsion or restraint

2.

a.  having personal rights or liberty; not enslaved or confined --[[We are free as in Not Enslaved]]--

b.  (as noun) land of the free

3. (often postpositive and foll by from) not subject (to) or restricted (by some regulation, constraint, etc.); exempt afreemarket free from pain

4. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (of a country, etc.) autonomous or independent

5. exempt from external direction or restriction; not forced or induced free will

6. not subject to conventional constraints free verse

7. (Music) (of jazz) totally improvised, with no preset melodic, harmonic, or rhythmic basis

8. not exact or literal a free translation

9. costing nothing; provided without charge free entertainment

10. (Law) Law (of property)

a.  not subject to payment of rent or performance of services; freehold

b.  not subject to any burden or charge, such as a mortgage or lien; unencumbered

11. (postpositive; often foll by of or with) ready or generous in using or giving; liberal; lavish free with advice

12. unrestrained by propriety or good manners; licentious

13. not occupied or in use; available a free cubicle

14. not occupied or busy; without previous engagements I'm not free until Wednesday

15. open or available to all; public

16. without charge to the subscriber or user freepost freephone

17. not fixed or joined; loose the free end of a chain

18. without obstruction or impediment free passage

19. (Chemistry) Chem chemically uncombined free nitrogen

20. (Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) Phonetics denoting a vowel that can occur in an open syllable, such as the vowel in see as opposed to the vowel in cat

21. (Linguistics / Grammar) Grammar denoting a morpheme that can occur as a separate word Compare bound¹ [8a]

22. (Philosophy / Logic) Logic denoting an occurrence of a variable not bound by a quantifier Compare bound¹ [9]

23. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) (of some materials, such as certain kinds of stone) easily worked

24. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical (of the wind) blowing from the quarter

for free Not standard without charge or cost

free and easy casual or tolerant; easy-going

feel free (usually imperative) to regard oneself as having permission to perform a specified action

make free with to take liberties with; behave too familiarly towards

adv

1. in a free manner; freely

2. without charge or cost

3. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical with the wind blowing from the quarter a yacht sailing free

vb frees, freeing, freed (tr)

1. (sometimes foll by up) to set at liberty; release

2. to remove obstructions, attachments, or impediments from; disengage

3. (often foll by of or from) to relieve or rid (of obstacles, pain, etc.)

n

(Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) Informal a freesheet

[Old English frÄ“o; related to Old Saxon, Old HighGerman frÄ«, Gothic freis free,Sanskrit priya dear]

freer  n

freely  adv

freeness  n

1-2 There are laws where we can not do certain things, therefore we can not act at will.

4 The government is not independent, look at what is going on in Libya, UN and other countries not minding their own business.

5 Look at the children in India being sold off as sex slaves.

7 Spend time and effort making the music, and probably was inspired by something, therefore time spent listening to the inspiration.

8 The opposite of me.

9 The whole basis on this arguement, someone is putting effort into entertaining you.

10 Taxes.

11 Spending energy and time to give advice.

15 Someone has to pay for it so it can be available to the public.

1-2  We are still Free in general. There is noone that can force us to anything against our rights.

When you say someone has to pay. Its free to the person that gets it. 

Oh yeah? Then what are the police and government in general for?

And its not free for the person who gets it, they spend time and energy to get whatever that may be.

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Misca posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:25 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:21 pm)

Misca posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:19 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:10 pm)

free [friː]

adj freer, freest

1. able to act at will; not under compulsion or restraint

2.

a.  having personal rights or liberty; not enslaved or confined --[[We are free as in Not Enslaved]]--

b.  (as noun) land of the free

3. (often postpositive and foll by from) not subject (to) or restricted (by some regulation, constraint, etc.); exempt afreemarket free from pain

4. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (of a country, etc.) autonomous or independent

5. exempt from external direction or restriction; not forced or induced free will

6. not subject to conventional constraints free verse

7. (Music) (of jazz) totally improvised, with no preset melodic, harmonic, or rhythmic basis

8. not exact or literal a free translation

9. costing nothing; provided without charge free entertainment

10. (Law) Law (of property)

a.  not subject to payment of rent or performance of services; freehold

b.  not subject to any burden or charge, such as a mortgage or lien; unencumbered

11. (postpositive; often foll by of or with) ready or generous in using or giving; liberal; lavish free with advice

12. unrestrained by propriety or good manners; licentious

13. not occupied or in use; available a free cubicle

14. not occupied or busy; without previous engagements I'm not free until Wednesday

15. open or available to all; public

16. without charge to the subscriber or user freepost freephone

17. not fixed or joined; loose the free end of a chain

18. without obstruction or impediment free passage

19. (Chemistry) Chem chemically uncombined free nitrogen

20. (Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) Phonetics denoting a vowel that can occur in an open syllable, such as the vowel in see as opposed to the vowel in cat

21. (Linguistics / Grammar) Grammar denoting a morpheme that can occur as a separate word Compare bound¹ [8a]

22. (Philosophy / Logic) Logic denoting an occurrence of a variable not bound by a quantifier Compare bound¹ [9]

23. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) (of some materials, such as certain kinds of stone) easily worked

24. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical (of the wind) blowing from the quarter

for free Not standard without charge or cost

free and easy casual or tolerant; easy-going

feel free (usually imperative) to regard oneself as having permission to perform a specified action

make free with to take liberties with; behave too familiarly towards

adv

1. in a free manner; freely

2. without charge or cost

3. (Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical with the wind blowing from the quarter a yacht sailing free

vb frees, freeing, freed (tr)

1. (sometimes foll by up) to set at liberty; release

2. to remove obstructions, attachments, or impediments from; disengage

3. (often foll by of or from) to relieve or rid (of obstacles, pain, etc.)

n

(Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) Informal a freesheet

[OldEnglish frÄâ€Ã…â€Å“o;related to Old Saxon, Old HighGerman frÄ«,Gothic freis free,Sanskrit priya dear]

freer  n

freely  adv

freeness  n

1-2 There are laws where we can not do certain things, therefore we can not act at will.

4 The government is not independent, look at what is going on in Libya, UN and other countries not minding their own business.

5 Look at the children in India being sold off as sex slaves.

7 Spend time and effort making the music, and probably was inspired by something, therefore time spent listening to the inspiration.

8 The opposite of me.

9 The whole basis on this arguement, someone is putting effort into entertaining you.

10 Taxes.

11 Spending energy and time to give advice.

15 Someone has to pay for it so it can be available to the public.

1-2  We are still Free in general. There is noone that can force us to anything against our rights.

When you say someone has to pay. Its free to the person that gets it. 

Oh yeah? Then what are the police and government in general for?

And its not free for the person who gets it, they spend time and energy to get whatever that may be.

1.Their still not allowed to force us with anything against the constitution. They are there to enforce the law.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

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Go up to your chemistry teacher and/or physics teacher and ask them what objects/forces don't require energy, simple answer: Nothing doesn't use energy, and nothing doesn't exist.

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Former multi-server mapper.

Actually nothing is something and something exists, but being nothing, something doesnt it exist.

I have just blown your mind.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

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Misca posted: (15th Jun 2011 03:28 pm)

Go up to your chemistry teacher and/or physics teacher and ask them what objects/forces don't require energy, simple answer: Nothing doesn't use energy, and nothing doesn't exist.

That's only objects/forces though. The concept of freedom is free always. You are born with it, and people may fight over it/spend money/etc, but the concept of it is free.

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Concepts dont exist though, also, thinking about it costs time and energy.

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Former multi-server mapper.

It does not cost money to think.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

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I never said it costs money.

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Former multi-server mapper.

Read that wrong. Still its in terms of money, not engery -.-

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer