Da Vinci Code – Is Any Of It Fact?

JUPITERASC said:

Ours is a learning forum - allow yourself time

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david starling said:

Specific connections are difficult to discern.
Unless it's simply a generalized belief
that Christianity is merely a continuation of ancient religions,
which in and of itself doesn't relate directly
to anything involved in the book.

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david starling said:

What part of the Da Vinci Code relates directly to anything now being discussed?

Not complaining,

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great

david starling said:

I'm just not seeing the connection.

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Monk said:

Hi Jup,
Sorry still researching, and i am busy with chores
hence no comments, will be back at week-end
hopefully with more comments about Sirius and Alnilam.

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Monk said:

Hi Jup,
All restrictions for Corona
should be lifted for vulnerable people on 6th July, in London,
however Barnet council have put illegal small print on top of the agreement
i signed as a lease holder of my apartment.
My mother is 93 and has a weak bladder,
but we are being treated as a nursing home,
visitors are not allowed to use my toilet.
I'm going on hunger strike, until further notice,
i would go mad if my mother soiled herself.
The passive method is the only way.
I will be in bed until further notice.
I'll be online today:-
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/plans-to-ease-guidance-for-over-2-million-shielding

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there must be some way of challenging?

Monk said:

Hi Jup,
I come to my present apartment (one bed flat) as a secure Tenancy.
I know you are not from the UK, so i must explain.
In Britain we a lot of buildings that the government own, which we pay reduced rent, cheaper than the private sector, in my agreement that i signed, there was no mention of them treating us like a care or nursing home.
Nursing homes can be closed for flu for months as well as coronavirius, but obviously i do get care workers.
https://www.gov.uk/council-housing/types-of-tenancy
They are now allowing visitors in the garden, but no toilets are available, and my mother, who is older than any of the people here, is unable to see me as she has a weak bladder!
I'm on my second day of hunger strike, but i'm not feeling too bad yet.
i'm sorry that i've gone off topic, but had to tell you why i'm posting much.

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Monk said:

Hi David,
I don't know if the hunger strike will be effective, however it will make the manager listen to me, which she isn't doing at the moment.
I'm not sure how long i will have my mother, she is 93, i want to see her, which i haven't done since 17th March.
I will cause a headache by Monday, the manager has a duty of care, and by then it will be 4 days without eating.
bye from the skeleton, LOL!

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Monk said:

Hi David,


I don't know if the hunger strike will be effective,
however it will make the manager listen to me,
which she isn't doing at the moment.
I'm not sure how long i will have my mother, she is 93,
i want to see her, which i haven't done since 17th March.
I will cause a headache by Monday,
the manager has a duty of care,
and by then it will be 4 days without eating.
bye from the skeleton, LOL!

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Hi Monk

Monk said:

Hi Jup,
All restrictions for Corona should be lifted for vulnerable people on 6th July, in London, however Barnet council have put illegal small print on top of the agreement i signed as a lease holder of my apartment.
My mother is 93 and has a weak bladder, but we are being treated as a nursing home, visitors are not allowed to use my toilet.
I'm going on hunger strike, until further notice, i would go mad if my mother soiled herself.
The passive method is the only way.
I will be in bed until further notice.
I'll be online today:-
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/plans-to-ease-guidance-for-over-2-million-shielding

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david starling said:

Were you thin to begin with?

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Monk said:

Hi David,
I don't know if the hunger strike will be effective, however it will make the manager listen to me, which she isn't doing at the moment.
I'm not sure how long i will have my mother, she is 93, i want to see her, which i haven't done since 17th March.
I will cause a headache by Monday, the manager has a duty of care, and by then it will be 4 days without eating.
bye from the skeleton, LOL!

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Opal said:

What's up Monk? You okay?

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david starling said:

Monk, after your hunger-strike is over,
you should go on a good seefood diet
--when you see food that looks good, eat as much as is good for you!

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Monk said:

Hi David, Opal and Jup,
Obviously being in a wheelchair I have put on a few pounds,
not as much as the guy below,
however my ear's are the same,
due to the hoist being tight on the under carriage Ha Ha!

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Monk said:

Thank you all for your kind comments, i'm hoping that i will end my hunger strike tomorrow, when the manager returns!

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Monk said:

Hi David,
I don't know if the hunger strike will be effective, however it will make the manager listen to me, which she isn't doing at the moment.
I'm not sure how long i will have my mother, she is 93, i want to see her, which i haven't done since 17th March.
I will cause a headache by Monday, the manager has a duty of care, and by then it will be 4 days without eating.
bye from the skeleton, LOL!

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leomoon said:

So sorry to hear of these travails. I'll keep you and mom in my prayers.

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