Sounds positively Wagnerian, such as when Sigfried (or Sigmund?) gained godlike knowledge and wisdom by eating the heart of Fafnir, the dragon he had just slain.
Ken "mojo is not a new concept" Freeman seeking mojo in Ann Arbor, MI USA
> Joe Starck wrote:
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\r?\n> > Aside from the fact that the dimensions of the frame
\r?\n> > remain unaffected, as always though, ride quality is
\r?\n> > subject to post-repair original mojo -- buy hey --like
\r?\n> > Moses transferring HIS mojo to a select 70, did not
\r?\n> > any of Faliero and Alberto's powers alight on ME
\r?\n> > during the time I built Masis on the same fixture
\r?\n> > Mario Confente did? And, I've been to the Vigorelli
\r?\n> > and back.
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\r?\n> You definitely possess mojo, JoSta!
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\r?\n> Reminds me of a long ago thread on CRlist. It went:
\r?\n> Mojo or Nojo?
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\r?\n> Chuck Schmidt
\r?\n> South Pasadena, CA USA
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