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Glebokie Nurkowanie do DNA AQUANETU

18.12.05, 20:34
dla Patience

W MROKU
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Na samym dnie tego OCEANU pod cisnieniem milon ton na milimetr kwadratowy ciala
zyja stworzenia stosunkowo proste a mimo to doskonale przystosowane do tak
roznych od naszych srodowisk,mozna je smialo nazwac ekstremalnymi,dlatego byc
moze obcym i niebezpiecznym (bez skafandra)...

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Te Nowe Formy zycia podlegaja rozlicznym badaniom i testom ze wszystkich strony
istot podwodnych lecz i swiadomych swego miejsca w ekologii oceanu mysli...

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OBRAZKI dla Patience na 20.12.2005 ...a od 21.12.2005 ROSNIE SWIATLO...

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    • patience Re: Glebokie Nurkowanie do DNA AQUANETU 18.12.05, 21:04

      Rainbow Bridge is the world's largest natural bridge. The span has undoubtedly
      inspired people throughout time--from the neighboring American Indian tribes who
      consider Rainbow Bridge sacred, to the 300,000 people from around the world who
      visit it each year. Please visit Rainbow Bridge in a spirit that honors and
      respects the cultures to whom it is sacred. While Rainbow Bridge is a separate
      unit of the National Park Service, it is proximate to and administered by Glen
      Canyon National Recreation Area.
      www.nps.gov/rabr/adhi/images/cover.jpg

      The official "discovery" of Rainbow Bridge by Cummings and Douglass literally
      put Rainbow Bridge on the map. Over the next several years a few hearty
      adventurers made the formidable trip, usually guided by John Wetherill. Among
      those travellers were Theodore Roosevelt and Zane Grey. Grey later used Rainbow
      Bridge and the surrounding country in one of his most famous works, The Rainbow
      Trail, though he switched locations of many of the features.

      Photo: Teddy Roosevelt in camp on his way to Rainbow Bridge in 1913.
      www.nps.gov/rabr/graphics/tr.jpg

      Buzismile
      • hymen Patience! 18.12.05, 21:15
        Miałbym słówko do Ciebie poza forum, na priv znaczy się.
        • patience Re: Patience! 18.12.05, 21:22
          to nadaj na patience@go2.pl

          smile
          • hymen Re: Patience! 18.12.05, 21:25
            patience napisała:

            > to nadaj na patience@go2.pl

            Jak się zmobilizuję. Druga połowa rodziny ma swoje prawa wink
          • hymen Re: Patience! 18.12.05, 22:12
            Poszło, jeśli Cię nie zainteresuje, wyrzuć i zapomnij.
    • zupagrzybowa Patience! 18.12.05, 21:12
      GRAtULACJE dla dla ALTERnatywnych 0WOCoW ducha...wink
      Jakie sa imiona NINY?
      HÖGalLid
      SZOKholm
      21:21 18.12.2005
      wink

      • patience Re: Patience! 18.12.05, 21:21
        > GRAtULACJE dla dla ALTERnatywnych 0WOCoW ducha...wink
        > Jakie sa imiona NINY?
        > HÖGalLid
        > SZOKholm
        > 21:21 18.12.2005
        > wink

        Plato was no friend of safe sex, and latex would not have changed his mind. In
        his great erotic dialogues, the Symposium and the Phaedrus, Plato�s love is like
        C. S. Lewis� divine lion, Aslan, who though very good is certainly not tame. The
        erotic desire beauty provokes, Plato tells us, is the path to madness, not to
        the security and dull reasonableness of the prudent. We slander love and the
        gods who bring that desire when we refuse its transfigurations and ecstasies.
        Control and the dear old self: these are not gods, but their idols of clay.

        Every love is a giving birth, a conception that takes lover and beloved beyond
        themselves into an undiscovered country, a procreation. Love is always emigrant.
        The Platonic lover muses on the beloved, doting to idolatry over this image and
        likeness of God. It is union above all duty. Why teach ourselves to hope for
        less? But in truth we shy from using these sacred names, as much from human fear
        as holy awe.

        Waldo Emerson, the new world’s greatest Platonist, understood our reticence. “We
        but half express ourselves,” he wrote, “and are ashamed of that divine idea
        which each of us represents.” To own the mad aspirations of Plato’s fertile love
        is to risk a charge of public intoxication in this our sober age, which usurps
        the name of temperance, but shows itself to favor prohibition. Its
        representative would be T. S. Eliot’s Prufrock, whose hundred indecisions and
        revisions are but poor shelters from the overwhelming questions and indefinite
        answers of love. Love has no safe harbors, only interminable oceans. It must
        dare disturb the universe, and it will search out the expressions it needs for
        its work.

        But where do we find ourselves? Erotic lethargy is the master tone of the age.
        Like Mark Antony by Caesar, we are dispossessed of our erotic estate by mere
        administrators, and the angels of love fold up their wings affrighted and
        overpowered. Our genius is fled, since love cannot be found measured and
        reckoned like so many spoons of coffee. “The limits of my language are the
        limits of my world,” said Ludwig Wittgenstein, one of the great philosophers of
        the last century. Our mother tongue feels her limits, and stammers and scolds
        when she tries to speak of love.

        www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft0110/opinion/oconnor.html
        wink)
        • zupagrzybowa . : . 18.12.05, 21:35
          "...let,S FOR©E B wITh U!!!
          YoDa"
          • patience Re: ':' 18.12.05, 21:51
            zupagrzybowa napisała:

            > "...let,S FOR©E B wITh U!!!
            > YoDa"

            Actually, a better understanding is that we are the Kingly Priest, we are the
            High Priest. In all of Biblical records, only two men were specifically called
            High Priests before the L-rd: Aaron and Phineas. Aaron because of his love of
            the people, he always sought their unity. Phineas, on the other hand, was a man
            of war. Aaron was known as a man who loved the people of Israel. He always
            sought their unity and cooperation among themselves. He sought unity, however,
            not for the sake of unity, but for the sake of G-d’s Holy Word.
            This is why he and his sons were to be High Priests forever. After Balaam’s
            attempt to curse Israel failed, the evil prophet advised the Midianites that
            they could only defeat Israel by enticing it to immorality. Thousands of young
            Midianite women descended upon the camp of Israel and seduced many. G-d sent
            judgement upon them. As they consorted with these Midianite women, a plague
            began that killed thousands of Jewish men.
            There was one man of distinction named Zimri, a leader of his tribe who
            blatantly had relations with a Midianite Priestess named Kazbi. Phineas saw the
            hopelessness of the immorality and its resulting destruction. With swift action,
            he thrust a spear through both Zimri and Kazbi, startling the rest of the
            Israelites back to their senses. For his righteous act, G-d decreed that Phineas
            would be made a High Priest. From Aaron we learn to love peace and to pursue it
            by bringing love into our midst. From Phineas we learn to love peace and to
            pursue it by excising evil from our midst. The pattern for blessing others is
            found in the Aaronic Benediction, found in Numbers 6: 22-27.
            It is the last remnant of the worship service that was specifically proscribed
            by G-d to Israel. All that remains of the Temple worship is Birchat Kohanim,
            this three-fold blessing by which the High Priest was to place the Name of G-d
            upon the people of G-d, so that they might receive His blessings. The blessing,
            according to scripture and according to ancient Rabbinic tradition, was to be
            pronounced only by the Kohain Gadol, the High Priest, who are the descendants of
            Aaron.

            www.geocities.com/shenlan.geo/Aharonic-blessing.html
            4MEN smile
            • drf *v* .^. 18.12.05, 23:37


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              • zupagrzybowa * NAJDLUZSZA NOC 2005 * 20.12.05, 22:07
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                MILA BOGOM
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                i ZWIERZETOM
                za 11 DNI
                2006
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