Re: Pick one >>>>>>>>


"Mike Swisher" <Mike_member@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> In article <RcMif.1077$to5.385@trnddc04>, Ozmodium says...
>
> >Since Italian effects have been the main domestic focus. What's still
needed
> >is a definitive text that describes all the variations seen in oriental
> >Kamuros, Brocades, Diadems, Cascades etc. including photographs so the
> >reader isn't left guessing. As seen from the recent Nishiki Brocade
fiasco
> >it's obvious persons you would think knowledgeable about such effects are
in
> >fact themselves still guessing.
> >
> >
>
> Apparently including the above poster!

You, me and a lot of other people!

It just goes to show how lacking the mastery of these kinds of effects is in
this country.
The cause it seems comes from the lack of useful formulas or key ingredients
or even worse
the lack of cooperation. As far as the title "grand master" or "wizard" goes
it's difficult not to think twice before regarding anyone with that title or
distinction that can't seem to master these effects.

Including you!

> The compositions given in Hardt's book for nishiki botan and nishiki
kamuro came
> from actual use in a well-regarded Japanese factory and may be relied upon
to
> give the stated effects. I would advise you how much realgar to use to get
the
> real old-fashioned nishiki botan, but then you'd just expect me to send
you some
> gratis and then revile me when I didn't.

Ya, Ya hand it to me on a silver platter why don't ya.


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