Theos-Talk Archives (January 2011 Message tt00026)

She must have been one helluva woman!
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>From: thalprin <thalprin@9bDicBbkyT_d6wHFFsxBxZcOzyc9eJ0-35b1lFHI06UgM5onuwtmeH9a9Xxn83-Ri4hzWkpBZxUFFe0.yahoo.invalid>
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>Sent: Sun, 2 January, 2011 2:49:04 PM
>Subject: theos-talk Re: Decode,
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>Maybe with a twist of the tongue it could, also, be that Cleopatra married 
>Caesar' pal, after his death, not because that too was just one of the customs 
>observed of the time, but because she'd oh so just bewitched him too - 
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>Too funny a/b, besides being a really interesting point in history; I think my 
>favorite fairy tale there is the one where Cleopatra sneaks in to meet Caesar 
>rolled up in a carpet. 
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>First time I've ever heard of a Pharoah traveling like that (gender aside) not 
>to mention that it's really improbable that a Pharoah' court would've ever 
>allowed its Monarch to demean their country/customs like that; think of the 
>honor, the insult - nah, I think in all likelyhood she was escorted by (carpet) 
>Caravan, so, the Persians mediating, perhaps - 
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>Still, pretty funny, the attempts to make things look other than they were/are - 
>illusionists run rapid, that's nothing new.
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>Terrie 
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>--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "thalprin" <thalprin@...> wrote:
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>> Maybe next he can tell us why Cleopatra married Caesar and that it had nothing 
>>to do their basic customs of the time and everything to do with her being a 
>>bewitching pagan slut.
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>> Or, maybe he can tell us how Da Vinci wrote backwards not because many cultures 
>>did at that time AND simply because ooooh it's just so darn mysterious.
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>> Or, or, or, sheesh, sorry, but, it's so I dunno stupid it is funny. 
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>> --- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "thalprin" <thalprin@> wrote:
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>> > Been watching Decoded this morning, Brad Metlzer's new TV program. His 
>>programs sure are familiar. It's weird when/if you watch somethng that basically 
>>mirrors your own historical research from a few years back - except that he 
>>always seems to twist the topic and mismark the historical points; the statue of 
>>liberty, the civil war, the assas. of lincoln - he says he collects stories, 
>>well, I guess that he does a/b what I think is most interesting is his listing 
>>in wikipedia that states he's worked for not only Dark Horse a/b CIA, FBI (think 
>>tank) in 2008.
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>> > Maybe that's why he takes to miss the mark so much.
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>> > Terrie
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