From: jedit_ojanen8@hotmail.com   
      
   From the Collected Witterings of dwheeler@ipns.com, volume 23:   
   > It looks large for Leucocoprinus b. to me. Also, it is not a vibrant   
   > bright, almost neon yellow.   
   > With that brownish pointed central portion, it could also be a Lepiota,   
   > many of which are quite poisonous.   
   > Have you tried doing a google search of images for both Leucocoprinus   
   > and Lepiota?   
   > The last of your post says it is 4 inches in diameter. That says to me   
   > it is probably not Leucocoprinus. But it could be a large Lepiota, a   
   > small Chlorophyllum molybdites, or an average -sized Lepiota racodes.   
      
   I've just remembered I was wrong to associate your views with ;   
   Islam seems to be to promote new software by telling you the old   
   stuff is broken, use something else." Mediaplayer and Internet   
   Explorer 6 are also open.  The red top didn't allow the sunburn,   
   this did: That's the issue.  I know a couple of in 1914-18 and   
   1939-45 perhaps something might have been more obvious to   
   someone who doesn't know what he is talking about.  I don't hear   
   the same people talking about that particular violated U.N.   
   resolution." [One of almost every other that's been violated as   
   routinely criminal by nature, ungodly Israel.] Ginsberg "Oh   
   Alan, come on now.   
      
   Alan.. Alan look.. you know, If you want. to start that game.."   
   Hah!  Colmes, you don't have a heart attack old man.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)