I think a discovery is in the works that grain patterns in wood are a language on a much deeper level. That it may be communicating to us as to their understanding of why they are. Just need to uncover the format.
I think a discovery is in the works that grain patterns in wood are a language on a much deeper level. That it may be communicating to us as to their understanding of why they are. Just need to uncover the format.
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Drill down, Cut to the heart of the matter, Crack it open, Spilt the infinitive, Worm your way in, Peel back the layers, Leave no doubt,
Hmm... for a moment I thought I saw what you were getting at, butt it's gone now, up in smoke.
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Grasshopper, to find the format you must follow the Blue Epoxy River to the smallest knot.
Drill down, Cut to the heart of the matter, Crack it open, Spilt the infinitive, Worm your way in, Peel back the layers, Leave no doubt,
Hmm... for a moment I thought I saw what you were getting at, butt it's gone now, up in smoke.
How observant you are.
Last edited by Bill Jobe; 11-05-2018 at 8:04 PM.
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Last edited by Bill Jobe; 11-05-2018 at 8:06 PM.
Did you know research is ongoing as to how to recreate conversations during which a reed or such is being used to give texture on a piece of pottery while being formed thousands of years ago......
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