As-per-agees????? was: Wilfred Crone's death was

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B " H

 

HUH?!?!?!?!?

 

I know I skipped a lot of messages (I now have over 1000 messages,

dating back to March, in my inbox, so I've skipped a zapped a lot),

but do you all come with subtitles???? I feel like I've stepped into

the Twilight Zone (or am on top of the Tower of Babel -- I recognize

the words -- well, most of them -- Enochian???? -- pre-cyndrical? --

but I have NO idea what you all are talking about)........

 

(BTW, who is Wilfred Crone???)

 

Debbie

 

 

 

Hi Fraggle

 

> did you wander around the asparagus pole clockwise or

counterclockwise? there is much debate over the proper stepping

> order...

 

There is so much controversy - and both sides are wrong. Personally,

I'm a bit of a traditionalist - the asparagus pole wasn't introduced

until the mid 18th century when the Duke of Sussex decided to re-

write everything. I'm sure you'll agree that once the asparagus is

removed, the stepping order becomes obvious. Now, the real

controversy is whether the knot should be pre-cyndrical or Enochian.

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Debbie

 

> I feel like I've stepped into the Twilight Zone

 

I do have a bit of a reputation for making people feel like that. It's

particularly fun if they're a bit drunk or stoned :-)

 

> Enochian????

 

Of Enoch - chap who gave detailed instructions on how to build

clock-calenders several thousand years BC. His works were lost to the

Western world, although remained popular in Ethiopia. " Discovered " again by

James Bruce in the 18th century - to be strictly accurate, stolen from an

Ethiopian church. (And I'm actually not making this one up either!)

 

> -- pre-cyndrical?

 

Well, pre meaning before (obviosuly). Cyndrical refers to a medieval method

of cross-stitch - possibly invented in France by Louis de Chretin. It never

really gained popularity, and disappeared within a century of its first

appearance. It's been revived recently by some particularly adventurous

cross-stitchers, but is still very obscure.

 

Right. Time to find a gremlin to stick on a wing of an aeroplane. Or is

it?....or....is it?

 

doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo

didledidledidledidledidledidledidledidledum.

 

BB

Peter

 

 

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