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TIDBITS 03/28/04
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I'll take care of it. Additionally, if you have friends who you think would enjoy Tidbits, please make them aware of us...and help me increase my circulation. URL (http://www.tyler-adam.com) ====================================== The Unicorn I have an image of this magnificent looking piece of jewelry you see ... in the form of a Unicorn. Which clearly and immediately brings to mind this pressing question: How does one tame a Unicorn? And the answer is ladies and gennulmen ... by the touch of a virgin. Ye gads, folks. Who woulda thunk it? There is this little bit of lore that might seem at first glance a tad strange. There is also this old saw that states: Sanity ... like morality ... is decided by the majority. I vote we add strangeness to that saw. Sanity ... like strangeness ... like morality ... yada yada yada. So ... to un-digress myself ... the little bit of lore goes like this: Only a virgin can tame a Unicorn ... however ... the virgin must be a boy in disguise. Hunh? I dash with alacrity over to my unabridged library edition of the Random Dictionary of the English Language and look up the word: Virgin. A girl, it says. A woman, it says. A female, it says. It's an old old dictionary. I suspect it's wrong. Can a male not be a virgin ... I ask you each and every one? And so again ... to un-digress once more ... I return to my fabled beastie. There is this fellow by the name of Lawrence Kallenberg who is clearly talented beyond talented and who wrote a book about jewelry modeling in wax. I tend--beyond reason--to admire extraordinary work. This guy is amazing. Wait. You will all soon see his Unicorn. Did you know that a Unicorn's horn has the unique ability to purify poisoned water? Yes yes it does. How many of you use a filter to purify the water zillions of others in past generations were able to drink on a daily basis without falling deathly ill. No matter. The filter is inefficient. Get yourselves a pet Unicorn ... dip his horn into that thousand gallon vat of water you all hold in reserve lest you should get thirsty ... and presto gasatz ... the water is a pure as ... as ... as that virgin mentioned above. There is a ton of information available about the Unicorn ... not the least of which is that there are--according to Aristotle--two kinds. The Antelope Unicorn ... and the Ass Unicorn. Hey ... if Ari says it .... then it's got to be true. Yes? But I won't bore you with more details. One can absorb just so much trivia before one's gills get bloated. And so .... For those of you who are new to this thing called Tidbits...may I direct you to my home page at www.tyler-adam.com where you will scroll down the left side menu till you get to the area that says Tidbits Graphics ... and then click on the link that says: Uni ... where you'll see an image of a silver and vermeil Unicorn by Lawrence Kallenberg. And there ya have it. That's it for this week folks. Catch you all next week. Benjamin Mark All issues of Tidbits are copyrighted and available from our home page. All rights reserved. _________________________________________________ SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE E-MAIL NEWSLETTER: TIDBITS Available From Our Home Page At: http://www.tyler-adam.com Any Day-Gifts Galore-Visit Tyler-Adam Corp. _________________________________________________ --Browse the vast resources of TAC-Bourse-- --Our Diamond Search Engine-- _________________________________________________ TYLER-ADAM CORP.--Jewelry Manufacturers Tel: 1-800-20-TYLER E-Mail to: |
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