snorgle] YES, an inspired guess
Kim]so sorry no.

snorgle once the crowd have put you down again and the cheering has subsided,the chair is yours

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Yay! And not really inspired, considering where I live and one is gazing at me as I type. But who is the Dragon Kalessin? Google throws up a bunch of rock websites - and some Ursula LeGuin excerpt I'd never heard of. Do tell, Kim.

Ursula le Guin's "Earthsea" quartet is why I read the first Harry Potter book and then never went back.

A badly phrased question; feel free to give a badly ophrased answer!

Raak - I'd say yes.
Kim - Not really.
Tuj - Yes. Or Eys, if you want it badly phrased.
Dujon - Nope.
Inkspot - Are you on drugs? That means no.

Did Inkspot perhpas mean desert? Although I've experienced some rather heavenly moments inspired by my dessert...

Toby - no.
Inkspot - no and no.

Brendan - Assuming you mean like a law or theory, then no.
Breadmaster - No.
Raak - no.

So to paraphrase (for my own benefit, since I'm having more trouble following this one for some reason), what we do know is that it's sort of fictional, people pretend it's real, and it's a human concept. It is not mythical, folkloric, a religious icon, a scientific or ethical concept, nor visible in and of itself. Nor is it experienced in a dessert.

That lets out the Easter Bunny, whis is a folkloric religious icon frequently experienced as a dessert...

Toby - No, and you're on target with your precis.
Inkspot - well, taking into consideration what Toby said - erm, not really, but yes.
Raak - No, you wierdo.:)

Toby] at least one of us knows what we're doing, and its not me.