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Re: A Thread for Random Musings While surfing I came across this book, I found the cover funny. The contents of the book may surprise a quite few people. The cover spoofs the Da Vinci Code Our Gods Wear Spandex

Re: Musings on Random Musings thanks. I am already a grand uncle

Re: Longest Running Thread EVER LRTE 4 Eva

Re: "Neat" Pictures I thought you were going to link to "American David" -- a fat (round in the middle and bloated face) version of Michelangelo's David. And I thought I knew you.

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Re: Musings on Random Musings and for a starter/entree...rabbit soup?

Re: Musings on Random Musings Song lyrics: it's half-past five, and I'm in this dive and I can feel that meal and its coming alive

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Re: A Thread for Random Musings There is no dream like a sunken dream. Is there life on Mars?

Re: The Last Word I used to collect postcards, I stopped about 15 years ago. I collected them from places I had been to, and I particulary liked the "story cards", postcards that had a picture and a good longish description of the photo/place. I got the postcards from my recent holidays more as a momento, a cheap way of getting a good (professional) image. It also helps in remembering what the name of places are. Who can remember the difference between Santa Maria del Fiore (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Maria_del_Fiore) and Basilica di Santa Croce (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_di_Santa_Croce%2C_Florence), both in Florence after 5 weeks, when you had only one day sightseeing in the city. Postcards with their names on them goes a long way to help jog the memory. They are also easier to pack then acquiring the weighty souvenir books that are produced as alot of the information can now be found on the Internet. (I did buy the souvenir books but I looked for the less weighty and smaller ones where possible. On a side note: I think the coffee table type books would be a god-send as far a a good solid collection. Each book has the advantage of specializing in a particular subject area: eg you could have a book on Rome; one on the Colosseum, another on the Roman Forum; and if you extrapolate this into a collection you can see what I mean.

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Re: A Thread for Random Musings 100 Best Spiritual Books of the Century (list was compiled in 1999) http://www.faithalivebooks.com/collections/harper_100_best.html For Archermoo: Aldous Huxley's "The Perennial Philosophy" made the list. Thought you'd enjoy that.

Re: The Last Word did I take photos?

Re: Longest Running Thread EVER You have six fingers?

Re: A Thread for Random Musings Europe Trip teaser (photos) http://picasaweb.google.com/bazzaclarke/ comments appreciated.

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Re: Longest Running Thread EVER Congrats, Whist on holidays, I was told by SMS that I got a distinction for mine. Wahoo!

Re: The Last Word I just counted my postcards from my trip to Europe/Britian. They total 80. I saw holes in my collection though -- I need more.

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Re: The Last Word Oh, nevermind.

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Re: The Last Word don't igore my posts just because I'm on holidays. sheesh. it is like I don't exist.

Re: The Last Word I'm at Darkling Sky & Realms of Chaos' House, both exist! (rep for those who work it out)