The Sinhalese Kastane: Its Development, Decoration and Symbolism

Rick · 12th March 2014, 11:44 PM

As a long time member I feel I must comment:
Both Kastane threads, were they to be considered in corporeal form would,
IMO, be called morbidly obese .
I believe that the essence has become lost within the folds of 'fat' surrounding the subject under discussion; it becomes obvious that the subject here is, and will remain solely about the kastane .

Gentlemen, I think theis subject has been about laid to rest; I don't believe that I am the only member that feels this way .
I lack the necessary filter and patience to continue to swim in these waters . I expect so do many others of us here on the sidelines .

I also fear for our credibility .

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12th March 2014, 11:44 PM	#11
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,339	As a long time member I feel I must comment: Both Kastane threads, were they to be considered in corporeal form would, IMO, be called morbidly obese . I believe that the essence has become lost within the folds of 'fat' surrounding the subject under discussion; it becomes obvious that the subject here is, and will remain solely about the kastane . Gentlemen, I think theis subject has been about laid to rest; I don't believe that I am the only member that feels this way . I lack the necessary filter and patience to continue to swim in these waters . I expect so do many others of us here on the sidelines . I also fear for our credibility .