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 | | From: | Frank | | Subject: | Herb Bilberry | | Date: | Sat, 01 Jan 2005 19:10:12 GMT |
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 | Bilberry is another herb long recognized
for its usefulness.
http://www.kcweb.com/herb/bilberry.htm
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http://roines.home.mindspring.com
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| | From: | FossilButt | | Subject: | Re: Herb Bilberry | | Date: | Wed, 4 Jan 2005 21:35:08 GMT |
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| the former maxim into Larger
and More Efficient Voids ("If two heads are better than one, think how
good a dozen heads will be!"). Study Groups, Steering Committees,
Regional Advisory Boards, Crown Commissions, etcetera, etcetera, ad
nauseam. While it is a basic truth that Light does not Merge, that Light
does not Breed, Voids do nothing else. The Merged Void represents
Consensus. It is a purely Emotion-based belief (or, rather, feeling)
that through Consensus, one arrives at "Truth" (or, rather, Truth).
In a recent interview, Eddie Campbell, a Considerable Male Light in this
Age of the Female Void, discussed his experience as a brief (and much
amused) participant in the creativity-by-committee of "Comic's Greatest
World" (hyperbolic nomenclature being a hallmark of the Merged Void). He
observed that the family cat in the Campbell household had been named by
committee and that it had taken a full quorum of family members the
better part of several hours to arrive at "Puss". If one looks closely
at the work that is done by the Merged Voids which are devouring our
culture, much of it could most charitably be described as "naming cats".
The period of time it takes to arrive at "Puss" is directly proportional
to the number of "heads which are better than one" assigned to the task.
As a parenthetical aside, several meetings were held at Dark Horse to
determine whether or not there would be an apostrophe in "Comics'
Greatest World".
What motivates this behaviour? What informs the sensibilities of those
who sit tapping pencil against pad, looking thoughtful, portraying
themselves as the Good and Dutiful Committee Member? What keeps them
from standing up and raising the point of order (Mr. Chairperson) that
if brains were dynamite, there wouldn't be enough in this room to blow
up a paper bag?
Patriarchy? The imposition of Male Power which restrains and endlessly
postpones the Dawning of the Glorious Femal
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| | From: | Frank | | Subject: | Re: Herb Bilberry | | Date: | Wed, 4 Jan 2005 19:52:56 GMT |
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| conduct himself in his personal life the way Dr. King did.
Although the secular-humanist-socialists he allowed into the SCLC could
remark with equanimity (as one staff member did) --I watched women
making passes at Martin Luther King. I could not believe what I was
seeing in white Westchester [County, an affluent New York satellite
community] women . . . They would walk up to him and they would sort of
lick their lips and hint and [hand him] notes . . . After I saw that
thing that evening I didn't blame him,-- his behaviour was, obviously
blameworthy. It seems to me that the sort of precautions taken by the
evangelist Billy Graham of never communicating with women, one-on-one,
unless there was a staff member present -- --present-- as in being
self-evidently privy to any conversation however quietly whispered and
intercepting any communication -- should have been taken in Dr. King's
case. This is not foolproof of course. As any experience with women will
tell you a) a slut is a slut is a slut and b) there is no slut quite as
bad as a rich, white slut. But, clearly, for a minister of the gospel
message of Jesus Christ measures should have been taken.
Rev. Ralph Abernathy was assaulted in his church office one night and
badly injured by a man who claimed that Abernathy had had an intimate
relationship with the man's wife. This prompted Los Angeles pastor J.
Raymond Henderson to caution King that he must avoid --even the
appearance of evil. One of the most damning influences is that of women.
They themselves too often delight in the satisfaction they get out of
affairs with men of unusual prominence. Enemies are not above using them
to a man's detriment. White women can be lures. You must exercise more
than care. You must be vigilant, indeed.--
Presumably, Rev. Henderson's warning had some effect -- at least in the
short term -- to judge by the following event:
In mid-Septembe
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| | From: | FossilButt | | Subject: | Re: Herb Bilberry | | Date: | Sat, 01 Jan 2005 22:35:19 GMT |
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| Interesting read. Any links where we can get this wholesale? Or where we
can buy seedlings and such? When we start building on our property in the
spring we want to have some medicinal herb gardens.
"Frank" wrote in message
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> Bilberry is another herb long recognized
> for its usefulness.
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> http://www.kcweb.com/herb/bilberry.htm
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> http://roines.home.mindspring.com
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