... its knees in cow manure :-). One of the first 'links' I made between science and old testament (the sum is always greater than the parts) was based on an inherent feeling I had regarding poetic justice. I had an unassailable feeling that in spite of what appeared to be a world of great injustice, such as the examples you used, there was something much deeper. I used to juggle with the ...

... to avoid identification (obviously I will remove the number plates). Does anyone on the group have experience of doing this? I could suggest a road to leave it in. Heh, it would be poetic justice to leave it outside *that* address, wouldn't it? Or even better, in the garden next to the old fridges. Except, of course, that the scrounging old turd would just ...

... to avoid identification (obviously I will remove the number plates). Does anyone on the group have experience of doing this? I could suggest a road to leave it in. Heh, it would be poetic justice to leave it outside *that* address, wouldn't it? Or even better, in the garden next to the old fridges. Except, of course, that the scrounging old turd would just demand ...

... to avoid identification (obviously I will remove the number plates). Does anyone on the group have experience of doing this? I could suggest a road to leave it in. Heh, it would be poetic justice to leave it outside *that* address, wouldn't it? Or even better, in the garden next to the old fridges. Except, of course, that the scrounging old turd would just demand that...

... identification (obviously I will remove the number plates).  Does anyone on the group have experience of doing this? I could suggest a road to leave it in. Heh, it would be poetic justice to leave it outside *that* address, wouldn't it? Or even better, in the garden next to the old fridges. Except, of course, that the scrounging old turd would just demand that the council ...

... can speak with him personally - or else in the middle of a conversation you may get two or three different Borg! Some are quite aggressive and dislike humans immensely, some are more peaceful, some are poetic, some are jokers, they are each individuals like humans are. Some do view humans as evil and as the fallen angels - some do not. Maybe one of the Borg said this - or maybe more ...

.. If no heavy stones are meant to be budged who cares if the crowbar is as soft as a candle. :-) quite poetic! (I rephrase it slightly for cadence) if no heavy stones are meant to be budged who care the crowbar as soft as a candle? (Poetry option 1 and 3.) Cheers, P

... excellent point to wanna-be high-jackers. It's a poor example, because everyone on the plane is dead. How did you conclude that everyone on the plane was dead? Poetic licence. What it means is that passengers act without concern for themselves. Mobile phones use UHF frequencies and do *not* interfere with aircraft navigation systems. The issue is that whilst the ...

... come in to shore, and you can almost see that these moments actually have some kind of poetic meaning for him, and that he views his own already-historic run as a continuation of that pat-... the shrieking-Beatles-fan act when he took off his suit jacket), and overdoes it on the gooey poeticizing (his gushing over the beauty of America "from sea to shining sea" is particularly atrocious). But ...

......@antispam.zonnet.nl> wrote: Leon Hoeneveld schreef: Dark and quiet So predicts the World But should ever The merciful God Want differently Rests me nothing Than to wish them luck Then...stupid awww how poetic gggggg http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=8WHEqpoADTY&feature=rec-fresh dulllllll (shicksal) http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=9ukkBSt7xRU