began to be manufactured in India and Nepal, with a continued degradation of quality.
[Alas, no citation to explain whether the deterioration is due to shoddiness in the materials or in the processing]
Mass-tourism merchandise spoils everything.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
The small, strange drum emitted only two notes, and it almost croaked them: kid-nork, kid-nork, kid-nork!
The Whackyweedia reports that after the Tibetan diaspora, skull hand-drums
Mass-tourism merchandise spoils everything.
Mass-tourism merchandise spoils everything.
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Back to the dining habits of Kea again, Smut? Mind you, it's probably quite difficult to discuss the finer points of Mahāyāna Buddhism with a beak full of sheep kidneys, but I'm sure the preemminent spiritual emblems of Un Zud (ferns? Pah! "Tēnei te tangata pūhuruhuru...!")will rise to the challenge.
Cordwainer Smith: The Rediscovery of Man. Excellent bunny chase.
I hope you used proper mantras while composing this post, S.C.
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Only a single mantrum.
Ya just can't find a good skull these days!
Of possible interest, though slight...
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