Biblical Taliban (I hope you know Pashto) are indeed in the need of such a kinder-chocolade not to get conditioned by the consensual Opium fields in the yard of the Madrasah. And, as is known, it protects against the dreaded DSS diarrhoea, result of a contamination of the texts with loc. 51, better known as area fifty-one.
_Dierk ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Zias To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; g-megillot@McMaster.ca Sent: Monday, August 20, 2007 4:04 PM Subject: [Megillot] Chocolate the the DSS Jim West brought my attention on todays blog to the upcoming exhibition on the DSS under the title "Pimping the DSS Scrolls through chocolate (see blurb below) Whereas Southern Californians are not known for their good taste (sic) this latest marketing ploy may amaze a few however I've long maintained that the DSS are the poor mans ATM, need a few bucks, a grant, 'fame' and fortune, become a overnight DSS scholar. I'm serious. No matter what you write, you will find a publisher, a producer, can't find an expert, well there's always www.craigslist.com What I find hilarious is that the chocolate is supposed to mimic flavors of the region, seems no one minding the store is aware that that chocolate is a New World product and those flavors from the IL sabra cactus, well folks, the plant was imported from Mexico by the Palestinians in the 19th century for fencing. This reminds me of the Essene Bread, which is sold in the US, from a recipe evidently contained in the writings of the community, no one ever told them it appears that 'man does not live by bread alone' as we recently found evidence of beef tape worm in the latrines from Locus 51. Joe Zias Chuao Chocolatier has partnered with San Diego Natural History Museum to create an exclusive chocolate assortment inspired by the Museum's highly anticipated exhibition, Dead Sea Scrolls. The assortment is called "Flavors of the Region," the region being the Middle East where the scrolls were discovered. Each box contains nine bonbons in three unique flavor. .