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9 comments:
... Well, at least not Omnium. :)
or you mean, opium..)
With words, Omnium is the creative, exuberant opening of the mind....:)
Could it be opium, Hans? ..)))
But not for the masses...;-)
Now that just depends on your point of view ;-)
I still prefer Omnium with a lot of words.
Bertus
We may need to refer to Tetrapilotomos for a response.
:)
Without words Omnium is now mre than 50% bicycle!
Hans,
well ... no. :)
Claudia,
how shall I find words when blushing by reading such kind compliments?
CherryPie,
that's a good one! Makes me chuckle.
Bertus,
thank you.
Waiting myself for proper words coming easier to me.
Ardent,
oh, that you would mention him. He'd certainly know to explain in 500 sentences, what could be explained in two.
I shall ask him as soon as he has finished proof-reading his tiny epos Pre-Assyrian Philately in a Nutshell, Volume One, 1669 pages.
May he take his time. :)
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