You know D.A. that's a good question..That's one I can't answer, but I am sure that all men have sometime or another.

If you mix Black and Brown together what color will you get?

Of course you are an ageist. Minging, fat and messy is what being an old boot is all about. That you are ageist for your own good is neither here nor there.

What exactly have you been hearing for 50 years. That the individual black person is more diverse than the individual white person. Well of course that is true, black people for instance have dark skin. Do any white people have dark skin? No. I don't need to read the bible to know that. Jesus christ, no wonder your brain went wonky.

What colour are you? I have a feeling you're a smudge of black and brown.

You are a big muff

Yes I did get your e-mail. Thank you. I'll hang on to it for future refrence should I look to try something different again. How do I do it? Dunno really. Sometimes a picture pops into my head, possibly driven by whatever mood I'm in at the time, and I grab pen, scribble notes, and when I have more time I get out the curling iron, and brushes.

No I don't suppose I need to draw a line along the boundary of sex considering it is such an old boundary. Avarice in fifty cents? Possibly. If your intention is do dispose of the ants and keep the rest. This doesn't sound like your style, D. As far as arrogance is concerned, I think it has little to do with writing good poetry. Thanks for the vote of confidence though.

I'm not talking about conducting research into other people's prayer habits, I'm talking about prayer as a form of research in itself. For instance, if you wanted to know the answer to some question, is it a valid form of research to ask God for the answer?

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No! because prayer is private, and you never know when a person is praying. On the other hand, you have people that only pray when something happens, and you have those that pray only to get there wishes fulfill, and never pray again until they need something else. You can never research prayer. God says the flesh no not what it needs, therefore I listen to the soul. The flesh may ask for many things, but few men ask for thy soul to be saved.

I think your right. The middle is contrived. thanks.

Comment away, brother.

Do you consider prayer a form of research?