Re: paint the outside of the house Re: Royal Copenhagen blue flute pattern in ascii art??
From CeeJay <new...@ceejay.cjb REMOVE_to_REPLY .net>
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· 4 Mar 2003 00:57 · View full thread
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> > And another aspect about a beautiful art work or design. Is that if you get > > too much of it, such as painting your house with the design, then it > > quickly becomes > > > > no longer beautiful. Too much of beauty becomes nonbeauty. So, sorry I > > suggested > > My girlfriend is beautiful, I see her everyday and yet her beauty has never > become a nonbeauty. Wait .. after enough years the beauty will begin to fade.
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