Feral, Dwain told me the same story about the Groundrush book and he never did get it back from the guy (dunno his name), which he was quite bummed about. But I already have a Jakey-signed copy of the book, so feel free to use whatever drastic measures you need to in order to retrieve Dwain's book, then keep it for yourself. I'm quite sure Dwain would've wanted it that way, especially cuz it's you.
I can't wait much longer, Jakey.
>Who are you and what do you want? sjakeman@earthlink.net
Simon, Simon, you know me not?
My name is Legion, for I am many.
Do you know yet if moths cry? For they surely feel pain. They fly towards the moon to escape the follies of mankind, do they not?
You have my e-mail now, so take the trouble to deliberate the truth, please. Just take care in your endeavours and commentry. BASE spirit is one thing and baseness another. You're very talented and it would be terrible if we lost you, too, due to complacency and disbelief.
Peter, Peter, you know me not? Thrice you have rejected your friend for the whim of others. Mercy has short arms. Read the Gospel of Levi and deliberate the cruelties of mankind to all the creatures of god in (Indian) Brahmism as learned by Jesus before he returned to Egypt (then Gallilee) as the Immanuel.
You asked for words of wisdom...I have been listening to you.
Zero, Out.
:+
Jakey,
All finite things are subject to change. All finite things will cease to be, because there was a time when they were not. No finite mind can comprehend things that are infinite.
He is a greater man who conquers himself than he who kills a thousand men. He is noble who is himself what he believes the other man should be.
Return to him who does you wrong your purest love and he will cease from wrong; for love will purify the heart of him who is beloved as truly as it purifies the heart of him he loves. Souls are reached by souls that speak to souls. (See: section VI, ch 28, verses 6-10, TAGoJCS,acc. Levi).
If the book is not wanted any more and returned to me, I shall post it on this net for whoever wants it first. Ok?
Pam
>Yes, I can lay my hands on a copy..though it's been loaned
>out so many times it's tattered.
>I'd like to hear from Jakey if he's around. Can someone out
>there let him know, please?
>Pat of Bristol.
Good luck with your script. Hope you succeed. Sorry about the torn book cover. I never quite got the hang of falling out of love with people or forgetting them. It's a fault I don't mind living with. Life's too short for regrets.:+
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>Jakey, patience as well as time is finite, as you of all
>people ought to be aware. You made things look so simple but
>your fuse was as short as the plaster-cast. In truth, somebody
>failed a simple test before disaterous commitment. Tears were
>impossible to come-by after that. The railway station brought
>a more welcome break than the motorbike did.
>If you want to grasp a hand offering help, do so quickly, eh,
>before the chair is kicked from under you, too.
>We are all offered chances in life, the question is whether
>we've the foresight to see good outcomes from our action. So
>the offer is on countdown. Film producers also have finite
>patience and schedules. I can't say fairer than that.
The offer no longer stands as of about one hour ago according to my text service. Sorry. I tried; you snoozed and we both lost.
You know where I am if you ever need me. I suppose I ought to sell my copy of G for ten billion squid and get rich instead!
Here's to orange blossom tea drinkers and bottle-blondes with perfumed shampoos...Muskrat, old fellow. Can think of a great poem for you but you know the scores now your memory has been jolted. Thankfully, my memory is about to be erased completely of many things and people.
Thanks for the JD. I needed it, n'est pas?
J'espere qu'il serais un jour quand tu vois que J'ai dire vraiment tout. C'est pas bon francais, mais:
Slange e vah, maha et merci pour rien.
:+
Pat loved you more than anyone. You broke her heart but she never told a soul; not even you.
>Yes, I can lay my hands on a copy..though it's been loaned
>out so many times it's tattered.
>I'd like to hear from Jakey if he's around. Can someone out
>there let him know, please?
>Pat of Bristol.
I know this is really cheeky and i dont know you personally but would...have any influence in you lending me a copy the infamous Grounrush. Im not a base jumper yet but have aspirations of becoming a base jumper. Not enough skydives yet. I could give you further details if you want.
thanks
Rob P
Rob - send your address and/or telephone no. to the address above and I'll speak with you. You must live quite closeby according to the postcode.
It's presently out on loan but I will attempt to procure it for you today. Ok?
See you soon....P.:)
>Rob - send your address and/or telephone no. to the address
>above and I'll speak with you. You must live quite closeby
>according to the postcode.
>It's presently out on loan but I will attempt to procure it
>for you today. Ok?
>See you soon....P.:)
Yeah! that would be great. thanks
letter in the post!
cheers
Rob
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Anyone out there know where to get a copy of "Groundrush" by Simon Jakeman...
would really appreciate it!!!:o
Been told the book's in the post and so should hopefully arrive Sat 15th May. Got the postcode incorrect, though, it's a PR7 number. Very sorry. Will let you know on here Weds if your letter hasn't arrived at that address by market day next week. Ok? P.
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