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Re: An Inquiry For You, Pen ...

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Date: 03 Jun 2004
Time: 18:23:03 -0500
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Pen (and how well you grasp it), can experiences be borrowed? Makes me wonder . . . do you check them out like regular books or download them from the online Experiences R Us internet site? And it is an intreeging query about just who are the characters at play here. Are we all just shadows cast from One Light? Am I just a reflection of one side of N? Do reflections query about their own sense of realness? Do pots question the potter? Are clay bricks as thick if they participate in the formation process? Can one request the potter change the speed of the potting wheel or add in a little more water if indeed the clay knows its own properties and the process of creation of pots for every size and purpose under heaven? (OK, that I sa tall order, but it might happen. Anything is possible under the sun.) Do we all spring from one source who shall not be named? (If so, can I claim first dibbs on a few more inches ((cause I could use a little nore height))? Being short has advantages, but being towered over is getting a little old. Makes you think back to the day you realized you had stopped growing but the rest of the world had knot.) Anyway, we could do something similar to the political ads in the US but instead of saying "I am xxxx candidate and I approved this ad" we sould say " I am not NB and I fashioned this post with my own two hands". Of course, I am not actually saying that here, so in fact I am neither confirming or denying, making any warentee, pledge (lemon oil), admittance or dismissal of any possibilities, whether implied or inferred, as to the origins of this post, its originator, its source of inspiration or its short term and long term effects on labratory rats/arts/star or lucky charms that are magically delicious. Me (not to be confused with You, Thou, Thee or a mung tree) Err . . Pen, this may be a little bit late in the game, but care to share exactly what well do you draw your ink from??? (This is too much fun . . . I have to get back to work now . . .)


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