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Hortensis

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16. :) But what do you care about the name on the label

Reply to area51 (Reply #10)

Mon Jan 6, 2020, 06:18 PM

Jan 2020

if it's comprehensive for all? Frankly, faith in a label that doesn't even exist in reality reminds me of these people's religious faith. "My god, not yours."

Yes, my faith's in the the one in hand that can be expanded as realistically and assuredly as adding a room to the house I'm sitting in.

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I, too, wonder Ohiogal Jan 2020 #6

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All the more reason area51 Jan 2020 #10

:) But what do you care about the name on the label Hortensis Jan 2020 #16

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