Merle,
Too intellectual. Not worthy of my wood-worker, lens-grinder hands.
My hands are dirty. But, my mind is Clean.
What on Earth do you have in Mind, posting this here?
This is a Zen discussion forum. What's the connection? Connection?
Connection? Operator? OPERATOR?
I notice you say nothing about it at all, Merle, but merely quote it.
*WHY* is that the best that you choose to do? And *WHAT* are you trying to
prove?
It's not working. Or, if we let our minds rove freely and our mouths express
honestly, it's working, alright! But it's not pretty. I'm so, so, so, sorry.
Alas. Alack. Sympathies.
Q.E.D.,
--Joe
PS It is moreover silly drivel, and v. poorly written material. Where do you
find this trash? No, never mind. I see now what you mean by "dern", in the
first word of your post. Agreed. Enough! Too much. Flush.
> Merle Lester wrote:
>
> dern and post-modern discourse,by Kenneth Westhues
> >
> >
> >Two conflicting points of view often develop into cognitive dissonance. The
> >modern and the post modern.
> >Which one are you?
[hedge-clippers used here to scissor this baloney: snip!]
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