permaculture

[Martin Naylor <martinwnaylor@yahoo.com.au>]

All  
   
  My post are related to PERMACULTURE
   
  Permaculture uses every idea created by MAN 
   
  Permaculture has never created a new idea
   
  In it's history
   
  It uses the history of man and nature in the use of the land
   
  Every other culture uses environment to justify it's existence
   
  Permaculture reverses that trend by using the EARTH as a Teacher and 
Learning tool
   
  IE we observe relationship
   
  Relationship can only be observed by humans
   
  That is you and I
   
  Men are the people who create change
   
  VOTE to SAVE 
   
  THE WALES 
   
  Plant your love and let it grow
   
  First sprouts
  Second herbs
  Third veges
  Fourth fruit
  Fifth forest
   
  Martin
  drugs mafia and rock and roll

jedd <jedd@progsoc.org> wrote:
  On Thu, 31 May 2007, Primal Parent wrote:
> i second that.
>
> >From: "Andrew French"
> >
> >There is a lot of strange threads on this mailing list. All the angry
> >conversations about race and bigotry are turning me off. I subscribed to
> >this list to hear more practical permaculture advice and whatnot. Maybe
> >this
> >list should split up into two lists, one being "social" permaculture and
> >the
> >other "environmental", or maybe "theory" and "practice".

Me too [1]

It's curious that Andrew's sole post to the list was the one above.

So an on-topic to off-topic ratio of 0:1

Martin may talk utter bollocks most of the time, and have a word
to meaning ratio of about 65 to 1, but some of his posts do refer to
permaculturesque subjects ... or so people who read them assure me.

What would you like to know about permaculture and why are
some words "randomly" quoted?

Jedd.

PS. And if you reckon *you're* annoyed, consider how those of
us, who've been advised that other people's interpretation dominates 
our own intentions in communication, must be feeling.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_too
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