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   From: Aetyr@nc.rr.com   
      
   "Dale Houstman"  wrote in message   
   news:422353A5.60900@skypoint.com...   
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   > Shez wrote:   
   >  > In article <42232390.4070905@skypoint.com>, Dale Houstman   
   >  >  writes   
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   >  >> Rhyanon wrote:   
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   >  >>> Ooh, grammar lames, a sign of having no wit with which to do   
   >  >>> battle.   
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   >  >> Ooh, magick, a sign of having no ability to deal with the world as   
   >  >> it is.   
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   >  >> BTW: "wit" is made of language. If someone is so unfamiliar with   
   >  >> the English language that they repeatedly use "your" in plae of   
   >  >> "you're" then it is unlikely they know what wit is.   
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   >  > Plae... Do you mean place by any chance. I suggest you see to your   
   >  > own spelling defects before you cry wolf   
   >   
   > I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that you do know the   
   > difference between an obvious typo (as caused by weak typing skills) and   
   > an obvious lack of familiarity with the English language (as evidenced   
   > by repeated errors)? We need no go further on that score.   
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   >  >> Anyway, the word "grammar" is related to the word "glamor" and   
   >  >> refers to spell-casting. It is well-known that if you can't get the   
   >  >> words right, you either end up with nothing or you get eaten by   
   >  >> Beelzebub's cousin.   
      
   In that Grammar is related to Glamor, is due to Scott, and his use of a   
   scottish way of refering to the book learned, in other words, those who   
   could read.  Now we know for a fact that witchcraft, fairy faith, and other   
   folklore was practised by the scotts, and so this is basically a distinction   
   between what the plain people did and what you might call Wizzards did.   
   So if you're going into the historical aspects, please keep your shit   
   straight.   
   Pip   
      
      
      
      
      
   >  > Well known by who..... Magic doesn't need words, it need   
   >  > concentration, intelligence and a brain.. All of which you seem to be   
   >  > missing.   
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   > Well known by almost every person who has read about the history of   
   > magic, and you must realize that there is a reason the word "glamor" and   
   > "grammar" are related to one another. It didn't happen by accident. Also   
   > - and more to the point - please do inform me how you concentrate   
   > without the use of language, for thought IS language.   
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   > dmh   
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