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    Turning around if you are a caterpillar can require the flexibity of a politician

    Turning around if you are a caterpillar can require the flexibity of a politician

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    Re: Turning around if you are a caterpillar can require the flexibity of a politician

    Nicely captured.

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    Re: Turning around if you are a caterpillar can require the flexibity of a politician

    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowman View Post
    Nicely captured.
    there was a bit of arranging and burst shooting but it did turn out okay.

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    Re: Turning around if you are a caterpillar can require the flexibity of a politician

    I like that Brian. I like the similarity between the plant and the caterpillar. No accident of nature I guess. I also like your title. It ranks with quotes like that attributed to John Maynard Keynes who apparently stated that "A politician is a person who keeps his ear so close to the ground that he cannot hear what an upright man is saying". Is it original? Whatever, I've tucked it away.

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    Re: Turning around if you are a caterpillar can require the flexibity of a politician

    Quote Originally Posted by John 2 View Post
    I like that Brian. I like the similarity between the plant and the caterpillar. No accident of nature I guess. I also like your title. It ranks with quotes like that attributed to John Maynard Keynes who apparently stated that "A politician is a person who keeps his ear so close to the ground that he cannot hear what an upright man is saying". Is it original? Whatever, I've tucked it away.
    I can't recall reading it or hearing it before I penned it. Use it when the opportunity arises. In a few more weeks the rambotan will turn a nice bright red.

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