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  Re: Public Nudity: Innocent or Sin? "Neosapienis" <dariowestern@nospambigpond.com> - 2026-06-14 08:30 +0000
    Re: Public Nudity: Innocent or Sin? dolf <dolfboek@hotmail.com> - 2026-06-14 19:16 +0000

#30979 — Re: Public Nudity: Innocent or Sin?

Hey Dolf,

Do you want me to deliver your emails along with the Yellow Pages?  It'll 
probably add to the load and make me a bit of money in the process.

In a nutshell: tell someone who cares!

-- 

Best wishes,

Dario Western

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"dolf" <dolfboek@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
news:toful.27017$cu.18795@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>I have provided a very clear statement of religious belief associated
> with Natural, Common Law and Constitutional perspectives--Any lack of
> understanding is about your paucity not mine.
>
> That the Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission appears to
> singularly act with dishonesty and perversity of justice in its
> deliberations over religious, racial and sexual vilification.
>
> Australia is governed according to the several powers and authorities
> granted or appointed (the Governor General or the Lieutenant Governor
> General) by virtue of 'The Commonweath of Australia Constitution Act,
> 1900', and of these present Letters Patent (as presents) ... and to such
> laws as shall hereafter be in force in Our said Commonwealth:
>
> 22/7 as 3W1D ... {Formula of Progression of individual phenomena}
>
> the major premise {YANG/FATHER/HEAVEN/MALE/FORM - Formula of Universal
> Law}, which contains the law of that will: 7 x 24 x 13 = 2184 days of
> the 'oth cycle = 6D or 6 x 364 associated to the 'constant sequence of
> sun and moon' as 354 x 3 + 30 day intercalation = 1092 days x 2 = 2184 
> days
>
> the minor premise {YIN/MOTHER/EARTH/FEMALE/MATTER - Formula of Humanity
> - HEAD OF STATE}, which contains the command to behave in accordance
> with the law, that is, the principle of subsumption under the law: x 49
> = 6J or 294 x 364 days or 365.2425 x 293 years - Vernal Equinox
> Wednesday 20 March 1996 / 21 March = 1 Nisan 5756; and
>
> the conclusion {ZHUN/SON/SEA/ENUMERATE/OFFSPRING - Formula of Autonomy},
> which contains the verdict (sentence), that is laid down as right in the
> case at hand: ... 6,000 topical years as Telos ('achariyth as 122J3W1D)
> = Arch (re'shiyth as 3W1D) + c² [9(9²+1)/2] has #369 with Septet #41
> centric on 13-17 September 2001 / 18 September = 1 Tishri 5762.
>
> And whereas We did on the 17th day of September, 1900, by and with the
> advice of Our Privy Council declare by proclamation that, on and after
> the 1st day of January, 1901, the people of New South Wales, Victoria,
> South Australia, Queensland, and Tasmania and also Western Australia,
> should be united in a Federal Commonwealth of Australia: And whereas by
> the said recited Act certain powers, functions, and authorities were
> declared to be vested in the Governor General: And whereas We are
> desirous of making effectual and permanent provision for the office of
> Governor General and Commander in chief in and over Our said
> Commonwealth of Australia, without making new Letters Patent on each
> demise of the said office. Now know ye that We have thought fit to
> constitute, order, and declare, and do by these presents constitute
> order, and declare, that there shall be a Governor General and Commander
> in Chief (hereinafter called the Governor General) in and over Our
> Commonwealth of Australia (hereinafter called Our said Commonwealth),
> and that the person who shall fill the said office of Governor General
> shall be from time to time appointed by Commission under Our Sign Manual
> and Signet.
>
> {26 English Letters + #MEM GRAPPLE CONTRAPTION} Hierarchy to
> Category of Understanding: #237 - USE OF FORCE
> (FEDERAL COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA)
>
> - http://www.grapple.id.au/vCube.html
> (see #237 entry for 16 January)
>
> #13 - Nature contains Nature {Mem (Mother - The tongue of decree
> deciding between them)}
> I - And we do hereby authorize and command Our said Governor General to
> do and execute, in due manner, all things that shall belong to his said
> command, and to the trust We have reposed in him, according to the
> several powers and authorities granted or appointed him by virtue of
> 'The Commonweath of Australia Constitution Act, 1900', and of these
> present Letters Patent and of such Commission as may be issued to him
> under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or by Order in Our Privy Council, or
> by Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, and to such
> laws as shall hereafter be in force in Our said Commonwealth.
>
> #14 - Nature rejoices in its Nature {Nun}
> II - There shall be a Great Seal of and for Our said Commonwealth which
> Our said Governor General shall keep and use for sealing all things
> whatsoever that shall pass the said Great Seal. Provided that until a
> Great Seal shall be provided the Private Seal of Our said Governor
> General may be used as the Great Seal of the Commonwealth of Australia.
>
> #15 - Nature surmounts Nature {Samek}
> III - The Governor General may constitute and appoint, in Our name and
> on Our behalf, all such Judges, Commissioners, Justices of the Peace,
> and other necessary officers and Ministers of Our said Commonwealth, as
> may be lawfully constituted or appointed by Us.
>
> #16 - Nature amended in its Nature {Ayin}
> IV - The Governor General, so far as We Ourselves lawfully may, upon
> sufficient cause to him appearing, may remove from his office, or
> suspend from the exercise of the same, any person exercising any office
> of Our said Commonwealth, under or by virtue of any--Commission or
> Warrant granted, or which may be granted, by Us in Our name or under Our
> authority.
>
> #17 - Act of Nature {Pe (Double - Act of Nature {#8 - Transforming 
> Nature})}
> V - The Governor General may on Our behalf exercise all powers under the
> Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act, 1900, or otherwise in
> respect of the summoning, proroguing, or dissolving the Parliament of
> Our said Commonwealth.
>
> #18 - Form of Nature {Tsade}
> VI - And whereas by 'The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act
> 1900,' it is amongst other things enacted, that we may authorise the
> Governor General to appoint any person or persons, jointly or severally,
> to be his Deputy or Deputies within any part of Our Commonwealth, and in
> that capacity to exercise, during the pleasure of the Governor General
> such powers, and functions of the said Governor General as he thinks fit
> to assign to such Deputy or Deputies, subject to any limitations and
> directions as aforesaid, to appoint any person or persons, jointly or
> severally. To be his Deputy or Deputies within any part of Our said
> Commonwealth of Australia, and in that capacity to exercise, during his
> pleasure, such of his powers and functions, as he may deem it necessary
> or expedient to assign to him or them: Provided always, that the
> appointment of such a Deputy or Deputies shall not affect the exercise
> by the Governor General himself of any power or function.
>
> #19 - Engendering Nature {Qoph}
> VII - And We do hereby declare Our pleasure to be that, in the event of
> death, incapacity, removal, or absence of Our said Governor General out
> of Our said Commonwealth, and all and every the powers and authorities
> herein granted to him shall until Our further pleasure is signified
> therein, be vested in such person as may be appointed by Us under Our
> Sign Manual and Signet to be Our Lieutenant Governor of Our said
> Commonwealth: or if there shall be no such Lieutenant Governor in Our
> said Commonwealth, then in such person or persons as may be appointed by
> Us under Our Sign Manual and Signet to administer the Government of the
> same. No such powers or authorities shall vest in such Lieutenant
> Governor, or such other person or persons, until he or they shall have
> taken the oaths appointed to be taken by the Governor General of Our
> said Commonwealth, and in the manner provided by the Instructions
> accompanying these Our Letters Patent.
>
> #20 - Transforming Nature {Resh (Double - Form of Nature {#9 -
> Autonomous Nature})}
> VIII - And We do hereby require and command all Our Officers and
> Ministers, Civil and Military, and all other the inhabitants of Our said
> Commonwealth to be obedient, aiding, and assisting unto Our said
> Governor General, or, in the event of his death, incapacity, or absence,
> to such person or persons as may, from time to time, under the
> provisions of these Our Letters Patent, administer the Government of Our
> said Commonwealth.
>
> #21 - Autonomous Nature {Shin (Mother - Scales of liability)}
> IX - And We do hereby reserve to Ourselves Our heirs and successors,
> full power and authority from time to time to revoke, alter, or amend
> these Our Letters Patent, as to Us or them shall seem meet.
>
> #22 - Totality of Nature {Tau (Double - Engendering Nature {#10 -
> Totality of Nature})}
> X - And We do further direct and enjoin that these Our Letters Patent
> shall be read and proclaimed at such place or places as Our said
> Governor General shall think fit within Our said Commonwealth of
> Australia. [In witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be
> made Patent Witness Ourself at Westminster the 29th October, 1900: 64th
> year of Our reign--Queen Victoria]
>
> I'll talk about my 21 August 1999 protest only when specific questions
> are asked ... the matter of my being characterized as having a
> particular state of mind as derangement associated with HIV and of being
> falsely designated as having a particular mania (ie. that is prevalent
> amongst Tibetian demonstrators)  is presently the subject to litigation
> as a claim of religious, racial and sexual vilification against the
> Victoria Police, Alfred Hospital and the Equal Opportunity and Human
> Rights Commission.
>
> Dolf presents with a decade-long history of a very complex and unusual
> belief system that is involved in his conflict with his Insurer. I could
> not understand what the exact dispute was with the Insurer--he is
> receiving salary continuation; it may be that there were some aspects of
> this that were denied by the Insurer, but he did not make this clear.
>
> Given the complexity of his system and the degree to which it affects
> his life, I consider him to have a delusional disorder. That is, that he
> holds a very complex system of beliefs that other people do not
> understand and which tends to impinge adversely on much of his life due
> to his preoccupation with it. It also reflects his continuing antipathy
> towards organized religion, particularly the Catholic Church [over his
> presence at Archbishop Pell’s refusal of communion at Pentecost Sunday
> Mass Melbourne on 31 May 1998 and 21 June 2000 as a treasonable act of
> heteronomy against autonomous regulative free under the Commonwealth].
>
> A letter dated 28 November 2003 from the Director of Psychiatry at the
> Alfred Hospital reads in part: “One issue which I would like to raise
> with you is your contention that no diagnosis was made during your
> admission to The Alfred Inpatient Unit in August 1999. I think that is
> incorrect. The circumstances are as follows. Brian Griffin of the Inner
> West C.A.T. Team assessed you on 21 August and completed an Authority to
> Transport without Recommendation form as is provided for under the
> Mental Health Act. In it he said, ‘Dolf is psychotic and expresses
> delusions re his role in the end of the world. He was apparently
> catatonic earlier in the interview. He is insightless re his situation.’
>
> You were brought to The Alfred where you were recommended for inpatient
> psychiatric care. Copies of those forms are attached and unfortunately
> were not in your medical record and you probably didn’t have them
> previously provided to you.
>
> As you were brought into hospital on Sunday, 22 August you were examined
> by our oncall psychiatrist, Dr. Kemp. She found that you met the
> involuntary detention criteria under the Mental Health Act. She did not
> come to a firm diagnosis and thought you were more likely than not to
> have hypomania.
>
> You were examined by Dr. Kym Jenkins the day after and she confirmed the
> diagnosis of hypomania. On 25 August you were no longer in need of
> involuntary hospitalization and Dr. Kym Jenkins discharged you off the
> Act. During the course of your admission you were seen by Associate
> Professor Judd who also confirmed a diagnosis of hypomania.
>
> Thus there seemed little doubt in the mind of a number of psychiatrists
> at The Alfred that you were hypomanic at the time of admission and you
> settled quickly.” [Associate Professor Peter Doherty, Director of
> Psychiatry, The Alfred Hospital]
>
> Much of the antipathy, of course, has a justifiable basis, eg: the
> homophobic comments that are made by senior clergy of various faiths
> from time to time.—Is that it conflicts with the Church’s official
> teachings with respects to a 17 year court battle over right to life,
> lack of clarity over holocaust denial, Pope Benedict’s obscurity over
> the 75th anniversary when the office of Holy See signed the Concordat
> with the German Reich during World Youth Day 20 July 2008, and attempts
> to redefined the sense of holocaust as being associated to a pro-life
> anti-abortionist stereotyping: “They all seem to be suffering from the
> same problems - sex obsessions, mental hospitals, "Nazis" and "freedom
> of choice" (I think that's a reference to abortion and the fact that the
> jew is in favour of the holocaust that is now known as "freedom of
> choice") In any event, they all come across as pathetic creatures who
> should be confined for their own good until they can be studied to find
> out what their problems are. I also believe that they should be denied
> use of the therapy room computers, since said computers are being used
> to spread their madness and libel all over the net.”
>
> Dolf does manage to look after his day-to-day affairs, in that he can
> provide a roof over his head and basis necessities. However, he spends
> an enormous amount of time and energy on his dispute with his Insurer
> and also promulgating his ideas on the Internet. He finds it hard to
> understand why people do not understand them and often make rude
> comments. He often interprets this in a paranoid way, ie. that people
> are actively discriminating against him.
>
> (ru) dolf: "There were two highlights to the Roman Catholic World Youth
> Day as special mass on 20 July 2008 which occurred on 21 July 2008 in
> William Street, Sydney.
>
> I turned to a group of 5 or more persons and International visitors and
> participants in that event at traffic lights in proximity to Palmer
> Street and said,"I will not forget the abuses to our human rights which
> you have subjected us to this week."
>
> The reason why Pope Benedict XVIth (Joseph Ratzinger) at World Youth Day
> Sunday Mass spoke of 'an interior emptiness, an unnamed fear, a quiet
> sense of despair,' is that it was the 75th anniversary when the office
> of Holy See signed the Concordat with the German Reich on 20 July 1933.
>
> And I want Roman Catholics to know that we know the cause for this
> despair which Pope Benedict XVIth (Joseph Ratzinger) feels.
>
> To another approaching group of International visitors and participants
> in that event including a nun,
>
> I said, "Heil Hitler!"
>
> The nun responded, "Heil!"
>
> "You can't call yourself a real Catholic and hold such absurd views. I'm
> not certain about his place on Judgement Day," said the 52-year-old
> Sabina Medina, a resident of La Reja who who wakes up to the seminary
> bells at 6am every day, sharing the shock that many in the local
> community feel concerning Bishop Williamson's statement about the 
> Holocaust.
>
> ONLY birdsong and muttered prayers disturb the tranquil cloisters where
> men dressed in long, black cassocks make their way to daily Mass said in
> Latin: "Have you not heard, a Brisbane Catholic priest has been sacked
> following a long-running dispute with the Vatican over his controversial
> practices.
>
> Father Peter Kennedy, from St Mary's Parish in South Brisbane, was
> notified of his termination by Archbishop of Brisbane John Bathersby in
> a letter dated Friday 6 February 2009.
>
> It followed an ultimatum to the church last August in which the
> archbishop called the 700-strong parish "an authority to itself" and
> threatened to close it.
>
> At the church, unorthodox masses are conducted, women can preach and
> homosexual couples are blessed.
>
> In this week's letter, Archbishop Bathersby said it gave him no pleasure
> to terminate Father Kennedy's appointment from Saturday 21 February. But
> he said there was no reason for further discussion of the decision.
>
> "I have repeatedly asked for changes but you and community have not
> budged an inch," he wrote.
>
> "... Time and time again St Mary's has chosen to go its own way."
>
> Parishioner Karyn Walsh said the community was deeply upset by the
> decision and was behind Father Kennedy's plea. Ms Walsh said the
> parish's gay and lesbian community in particular felt discriminated
> against by the archbishop's decision. She said the parish did not
> consider the liturgical reasons given for Father Kennedy's termination
> were good ones. "They are really no reason to take away such a strong
> sense of community that exists at St Mary's," she said. "There's
> certainly a strong feeling that people don't want to go anywhere." The
> archbishop has been sought for comment while a spokesman for Father
> Kennedy said he was making no further statements." ["'Rebel' priest
> sacked in mass row" by Jessica Marszalek (c) The Australian newspaper 08
> February 2009]
>
> Yet the neo-classical seminary of Our Lady of Corredentora, set in open
> countryside in the peaceful outskirts of Buenos Aires, is at the eye of
> a storm that stretches all the way to the gates of the Vatican. For the
> past five years, Bishop Richard Williamson has presided over this
> ultra-conservative religious community in La Reja, but the man behind
> the international uproar is not receiving visitors.
>
> But by lifting the excommunications without demanding any undertaking
> from Bishop Williamson and the others, the Pope has angered not just
> liberals, who see it as capitulation to an unpleasantly reactionary
> splinter group, but also the many conservatives who admired his
> insistence on obedience and who feel he has blunted the most fearsome
> disciplinary instrument in the Pope's gift.
>
> The controversial British cleric certainly does not seem about to break
> his quasi-monastic routine to answer Pope Benedict's request for
> clarification of his comments on the Holocaust, which surfaced last week
> shortly after the Vatican's decision to welcome back into the church
> four excommunicated bishops, including Williamson.
>
> Few, in Rome at least, were ready to vent their criticism publicly. But
> according to one well-informed source, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re,
> the senior Vatican official who was told to sign the decree lifting the
> excommunications on behalf of the Pope, "roared" his disapproval of the
> move.
>
> Defenders of the initiative noted that the decree did not, of itself,
> heal the schism or settle the issue of the SSPX's future status within
> the church. The announcement said it was issued out of "paternal pity".
>
> "What Benedict has said is that this is the first step in a dialogue,"
> acknowledged a prominent British liberal speaking on condition of
> anonymity. "But that could be very bad for the church as a whole. It is
> one thing if (the Lefebvrists) come nearer to the church universal. But
> if the church universal comes closer to them, it matters a great deal."
> [by Oliver Balch and John Hooper, "As Holocaust storm rages, cleric
> seeks solace", The Age newspaper 8 February 2009]
>
> I've heard that the Anglican Church of Australia, in dialogue with 
> athiests, are even considering recommending overturning the blasphemy 
> laws--seems that they won't be able to do so in relation to the accusation 
> of hypocrisy and fascism being raised against them and the former military 
> service, Governor General Michael Jeffrey and Prime Minister John Winston 
> Howard with respects to their impropriety, impiety over the August 2004 
> passage of marriage laws and turning a blind eye to the continuing culture 
> of injustice towards racial, sexual and religious vilification which is 
> Australian Society: "We sometimes get the impression that our society 
> needs at least one group that will not be tolerated, against which we can 
> hurl our hatred. And if someone dares to reach out to that group - in this 
> case the pope - he also loses the right to tolerance and can also, without 
> fear or reserve, be treated with hatred," Benedict wrote of "hostility" of 
> reactions to his decision to lift the ex-communication of Holocaust denier 
> Richard Williamson. [From correspondents in Vatican City, 12 March 2009, 
> Article from: Agence France-Presse]
>
> These rabid fascist Irish Catholic dogs need to show a greater respect for 
> the Commonwealth--the atheist ones are particularly feral mongrels who are 
> a disease in this country. Another month or so and I should have my 
> project sufficiently progressed to present a human rights complaint to the 
> Dutch consulate--bypassing Australian justice altogether as immoral.
>
> As you can can see from this present revision of the vMeme Cube (which is 
> suitable for Apple Safari and Mozilla Firefox www-browsers), I have 
> advanced it sufficiently to store textual PONDERING wrapped by <p> tags 
> within the HTML document.
>
> These don't necessarily need to be visible, but my goal is to provide an 
> expandable and portable electronic book architecture of the King James 
> version of the Bible.
>
> - dolf
> - http://www.grapple.id.au/vCube.html
>
> PS. expect to do more debug work on the BOEK(id) function to ensure it 
> works correctly with jackNote / memeBrain notion.
>
> <p id="jackNote@zen:5,row:9,col:4,nous:70,date:2009.2.19">
> <span id="memeBrain@telos:2130,super:59,ego:24" 
> onclick="spanCLICK(id)">NSW police provide bushfire relief</span>
> </p>
>
>
>
> Terry J. Wood wrote:
> > Dan Abel <dabel@sonic.net> wrote in news:dabel-218B2E.10055912032009@c-
> > 61-68-245-199.per.connect.net.au:
> >
> >> The Bible was written in Greek, not Latin or English.  (The Old
> >> Testament was written in Hebrew).
> >
> >
> > Dr. Steven Colbert, the only true CONSERVATIVE PUNDIT in AMERICA, claims
> > that the Bible was written in Olde English and later translated in
> > AMERICAN:
> >
> > Says Wikiality.com:  "Written by Jesus in Old English and later
> > translated into American, The Bible has an "Old Testament" and a "New
> > and Improved Testament".
> >
> > http://www.wikiality.com/Bible
> >
> > Steven is a doctor, so he must know what he's talking about.
> >
> >
> >
> > BTW, Steven needs you to help him win the naming rights for NASA's
> > newest addition to the space station.
> >
> >    http://www.wikiality.com/Image:SpaceModuleColbert.jpg
> >
> >
> > Vote here: http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/name_ISS/index.html by
> > entering the string "COLBERT" into the suggestion box.  Don't let
> > "MYYEARBOOK" or "XENU" (the the dictator of the "Galactic Confederacy"
> > in Scientology) win out!  Vote early!  Vote often!
> >
> >
> >> I would claim that all of this is off topic for this group, anyway,
> >
> > It normally would be, but at Wikiality.com we vote to determine the
> > truth of something.
> >
> > We're bringing democracy to the TRUTH!
> 

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#31025

I said to a young chap last night, "When you see Cardinal Pell's 
dispassionate and unsettled soul, know that I have cast that disquiet 
upon him as he journey's towards hell.

Its realization will never leave him.

His remaining days will dwell on the knowledge, that no repentance and 
no claimed good works will ever now be able to save his soul.

What do you do in support of the war effort?

In a nutshell:

@memeBrain [Telos: #783, Super: #78 - Recognizing Fidelity/ Trust in 
Faith; I-Ching: H59 - Dispersal; Tetra: 47 - Pattern, Ego: #54 - 
Culturing Perspectives/ Cultivation of Intuition; I-Ching: H55 - 
Abundance; Tetra: 45 - Greatness]

Male Idea: #167 has 0 Categories
---	burning arrow.
---	dense or heavy soil.
---	exalters.

Female Idea: #133 has 0 Categories
---	without counsel, hurriedly.
---	menstruous garment.
---	n. "Feller" ='s "Mighty Warrior".
---	to dig.
---	to cover over, hide.
---	to be bent, curved, winding; a vine.
---	n. "Agitated".
---	a change, suit of clothes; change of life, amendment; exchange of 
soldiers.
---	the salt sea,pr.n. for the Dead Sea
---	to smite (with a plague); to smite (with defeat); to thrust or push; 
to gore; to trip or stumble.
---	a plague; a stumbling.
---	to come out, to sprout.
---	n. "Sprout".
---	n. "Liberal People".

tell someone who cares!

@memeBrain [Telos: #1352, Super: #42 - Generating Things/ Reason's 
Modifications; I-Ching: H60 - Restraint; Tetra: 52 - Measure, Ego: #56 - 
Abstruse Virtuosity/ Virtue of the Mysterious; I-Ching: H55 - Abundance; 
Tetra: 46 - Enlargement]

Male Idea: #209 has 0 Categories

---	to delay, hinder; to defer; to linger.
---	following, next, second; another, other, different; elsewhere, in 
another way; afterwards; than; after; after so; thereupon; behind.
---	to go, to travel, journey; travelling; wayfarer.
---	arrange, appoint.
---	n. "Wanderer".
---	way; walk, manner of life; lot or destiny; traveler; manner, course 
(of nature); the course (menstruation cycle).
---	to scatter; disperse, rout.
---	to cut or pierce.
---	treasurers.
---	to collect, gather together; sojourn, dwell, meet together; to be 
afraid; to drink, suck; to boil up, to seethe, to effervesce; to excite, 
provoke; to roll; a suckling, whelp.
---	to run, to course; to run on, endure, last.
---	to shine, gleam, be conspicuous; to be splendid, glorious; to honor, 
favor; ornament, splendour, pomp; majesty, honor, dignity; my majesty; 
n. "Splendor" --- a Syrian Fire god.
---	to flow, stream.
---	to ease the bowels; excrements, dung.
---	n. "Righteousness of Yah", Zedekiah.
---	the god of fortresses --- refers to a Syrian deity.

Female Idea: #189 has 0 Categories
---	n. "Dan the piper" --- (from  or Eshmun, a Phoenician deity).
---	n. "Cattle-driving".
---	a bat.

Neosapienis wrote:
> Hey Dolf,
> 
> Do you want me to deliver your emails along with the Yellow Pages?  It'll 
> probably add to the load and make me a bit of money in the process.
> 
> In a nutshell: tell someone who cares!
> 

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