Re: hemingway

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Aaron wrote:
> To me, it all depends on how you interpret it.  For example, in the old
> testament, you may not drink a calf that has been bathed in its mother's
> milk.  This is interpreted as, "you can't have meat at milk together."  I
> don't understand this at all.

Makes you wonder what we're doing wrong that could be traced back to an
ancient spelling mistake. Reminds me of the gag in the show `Red Dwarf'
where one of the characters is a Seventh Day Hopist - a religion based on a
bible with a spelling mistake pertaining to `Faith, Hop and Charity. The
greatest of these is Hop.'  (:

Camille
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