As one who has witnessed great courage a very deep from the *spiriit8
English Hurrah. I respect your courage Ms Babich.
Now, genuinly would you please let me have the title of your book?
It would save my booksellers ahving to find it. I also, believe it or not
warm to anyone who has the courage to stand alone. As we who ride the wind
on our Harleys say :@
THE SWORD OF VALLHALA is yours the warrior fights the battle well and shows
compassion and justice. That is the sign of the true warrior. That is you
Prof Babich
Thank you
regards
Colin
>To everyone, most especially those who could give a damn about
>the contents of the past few days postings:
>
>I formally apologize for all the things I have said. For the points
>I have made and, indeed, for the points I have egregiously failed
>to make. The level of discourse on this list was lowered by my contributions.
>And by the responses to the same.
>
>Wavelength is not mine. But I take the fault. I take the fault.
>And, while I hardly expect either understanding or forgiveness,
>I do offer a public apology.
>
>Not, as Heidegger himself could have said, that it matters.
>
>Babette E. Babich, formerly mild-mannered ...
>
>
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English Hurrah. I respect your courage Ms Babich.
Now, genuinly would you please let me have the title of your book?
It would save my booksellers ahving to find it. I also, believe it or not
warm to anyone who has the courage to stand alone. As we who ride the wind
on our Harleys say :@
THE SWORD OF VALLHALA is yours the warrior fights the battle well and shows
compassion and justice. That is the sign of the true warrior. That is you
Prof Babich
Thank you
regards
Colin
>To everyone, most especially those who could give a damn about
>the contents of the past few days postings:
>
>I formally apologize for all the things I have said. For the points
>I have made and, indeed, for the points I have egregiously failed
>to make. The level of discourse on this list was lowered by my contributions.
>And by the responses to the same.
>
>Wavelength is not mine. But I take the fault. I take the fault.
>And, while I hardly expect either understanding or forgiveness,
>I do offer a public apology.
>
>Not, as Heidegger himself could have said, that it matters.
>
>Babette E. Babich, formerly mild-mannered ...
>
>
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>
>
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