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To: abuelita who wrote (108043)	6/12/2007 2:31:04 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 361898

This may be found in the Book of Rat, which is one of the Grateful Dead Sea Scrolls. Unlike the others, it was found buried in the valley near the sea, alongside what appears to be ancient wharves. My family claimed the rights to translate it, based upon antecedent aboriginal rights. Dad was working on it when he died, and I am finally getting it finished. Day 10 is pretty nice. I think this will help us understand some of the Talmud better. There is quite a discussion, mysterious until now, about the meaning of "and it was good", referring to BC Bud. It was felt that, since this was God's own stash, that it probably rated about 100 on a scale of 10. Moses Maimonides has a brief comment about medical use, too. Felt the physician should test the effects on themselves before giving it to patients. And again, afterwards. And it was good.