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maatkara · Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 8:51 pm Post subject: Claude II

Hi everybody!
I received request from Claude to post the following message for you all, which I did it in "Arguing with ClaudeII...", but I want to be sure that you all undertsand that it's Claude and not Maatkara to write, I decided to open a new topic for that.
*Claude, I hope you won't mind! Wink

Maatkara

Hi again
Could you please post this at the forum for me
I´d like to answer all the nice words you all are
giving me at KingTut

Mvh Thomas

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Hi everybody
I am overwhelmed of all this and its really warms me in this
days of battle. You are one big bunch of vice people
and if you are generation that will take over when today's
archeologist is resigning then I am convinced that many
good things will happen in the future Smile

Since I have trouble writing there can take sometime between
my answers but I am watching you and follows what happening
here, and as soon as my speech software has learned my
"Not so bad English" there will probably be back to topic ... he he
"Arguing with Claude"

Once again thanks for this overwhelming support Smile

Claude II

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Hatshepsut76 · Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 9:05 pm Post subject:

Ciao Serena! Wink

I understood that what you posted in the other forum were Claude's words, but probably you had better to open another topic... This evening I sent him a mail... to tell the truth, it was not a great mail... I think in casas like this it's not easy to find words... the main concept I want to let him understand is that whatever he needs, I'm here and I will help him as far as I can...

ciao

Psusennes I · Pharaoh Joined: 09 Sep 2004 Posts: 913 Location: England

To add to my sadness, I've just been informed that Robert Moog (a man who virtually single-handedly invented the synthesiser) has developed an inoperable brain-tumour and has probably a year left in him. Sad

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bel · Pharaoh Joined: 25 May 2003 Posts: 501

During my grandfather's lifetime he also had an inoperable brain tumor. His case was written up in the medical journal. They tried removing the tumor 8 time's; but everytime it returned. He lived for many year's with this problem although he was not coherent. Yes indeed it is a very sad thing!
I have been reading a book titled the book of secret's by Osho. It has much peace to offer no matter what our lives hold for us.