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To: koan who wrote (32514)	2/10/2007 1:48:03 PM
From: loantech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78426

<Played in a home game last night and was drinking whisky right out of the bottle. I can barely function this morning> I need to move to Alaska and have a drink with you. Just a second......... "Hey honey is it okay if I go to Alaska and drink whiskey out of the bottle with koan?" Sure it is Tom just leave the gold stocks here and don't come back! Uh koan what should I do? <G>

To: koan who wrote (32514)	2/10/2007 3:53:40 PM
From: Rollocaster	Respond to of 78426

OT You kill me Koan... Before you go to Bora Bora IF you win big... Well and if win big too i'm going straight to Alaska to see you and smoke a big fat one. it's been 20 years since i was last there where i witness a very special midnight sun/full moon co-occurence, with pink clouds and all the shades of blue in the sky. The Bob was great too! Your post are like sunshine to me. Too funny and yet ... authentic!(genuine) Have a nice week-end koan Koan: The sound of one hand The koan is both the object being sought and the relentless seeking itself. In a koan, the self sees the self not directly but under the guise of the koan...When one realizes ("makes real") this identity, then two hands have become one. The practitioner becomes the koan that he or she is trying to understand. That is the sound of one hand." — G. Victor Sogen Hori (Nanzan Bulletin 23, 1999, p44-58) chinapage.com en.wikipedia.org