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Re: OT: Corpses, etc. (was: Re: Gender in conlangs (was: Re: Umlauts (was Re: Elves and Ill Bethisad)))

From:J Y S Czhang <czhang23@...>
Date:Tuesday, November 11, 2003, 6:54
In a message dated 2003:11:10 12:25:44 PM, andjo@FREE.FR writes:

>Bladed weapons are one of those interests that come and go for me - much >like dinosaurs and assyriology!
Likewise I also have perennial interests sorta kinda like yours... <snijp>
>I'm also interested in knives, but am unfortunately not too good with them >- my motorics have always been below average. [...]
Like my fellow blade-freak (& thrill-seekin' self-mutilator <A HREF="http://www.bmezine.com/">BME</A>) Angelina Jolie, I am pretty obsessive about bladed/spiked objects... and I grew up in Texas which is arguably a top-notch "knife-&-gun-club" state ;)
> I do have a minor collection of knives at home, incl a couple I've >made myself.
ditto I learned how to make prison-styled "shanks" from other cons in jail fairly long ago (1990)... I'd love to have some of my dagger designs made in fractal-like Damascus Steel, "pitted" meteorite metals, sand-cast lost-wax bronze, etc.. --- º°`°º ø,¸¸,ø º ° ° º ø ¸ , ø º º ø ø º Hanuman Zhang, _Gomi no sensei_ [Master of junk] "To live is to scrounge, taking what you can in order to survive. So, since living is scrounging, the result of our efforts is to amass a pile of rubbish." - Chuang Tzu/Zhuangzi, China, 4th Century BCE "The most beautiful order is a heap of sweepings piled up at random." - Heraclitus, Greece, 5th Century BCE "...So what is life for? Life is for beauty and substance and sound and colour; and even those are often forbidden by law [socio-cultural conventions]. . . . Why not be free and live your own life? Why follow other people's rules and live to please others?..." ~Lieh-Tzu/Liezi, Taoist Sage (c. 450- c. 375 BCE) "Taoism in a nutshell: Shit Happens. Roll with the Punches (& Punchlines). Hang 10 - be COOL! - Go with the Flow!" - anonymous California surfer/Beatnik, circa late 1950's/early 1960's <A HREF="http://www.infoshop.org/">Online Anarchy</A> http://www.boheme-magazine.net