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“Any anti-Zulu medicine a future enemy clan might want to prepare would have to be based on Shaka's inSila, or "dirt"—which ranged from excreta to fingernail parings—so a whole series of attendants was appointed to deal with it. The Royal Barber, who paid with his life for the slightest nick in the royal chin, had daily to collect the shaven stubble, burn it, and scatter the ashes in a river. There was also a Receiver of the Royal Spittle (his back served as a receptacle), and even a Wiper of the Royal Anus.”
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| Sunday, 02 March 2008 | ||||||
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From the mini-painter list... more words of wisdom from Judith Norwood. First a bit from madog_barfrog in answer to the question: Any recommendations for clear coat after the painting has been done? Minwax Satin Polyurethane. Cheap & tough enough for floors. Now from Judith: 2 coats of polyurethane and then a coat or 2 of dull coat as needed On Golden's matte: If you use it lightly and hold it at the distance specified on the can, it's extremely matte. Heavier coats can take time to flatten out, but back when I lived where spraying was practical, I never had a mini take more than a day or two to become as matte as Testor's.
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