
   In regards to the speed of cob, we often use the following two
   "proverbs" during our workshops:
   1)Fast is slow, and slow is fast.
   and
   2)Man finishes house, man dies.
   In other words, sometimes by trying to speed things up, we make
   mistakes and make things more complicated and end up slowing ourselves
   down.  And, what's the big hurry anyway?  Of course, there are a
   couple others that we should probably use too:
   1)Talk is cheap,
   and
   2)If man doesn't finish house in time for winter, man really could
   die...
   James
   snipped....
   On Mon, 9 May 2005 12:58 , Marlin Nissen <[1]marlin_nissen@yahoo.com>
   sent:
   
     Cob (pure) is really slow and massive, things that are fine in
     certain circumstances
     "[2]dorethy@juno.com','','','')">[3]dorethy@juno.com"
     <[4]dorethy@juno.com','','','')">[5]dorethy@juno.com> wrote:
     Sorry, dear, but "fast" and "cheap" are oxymoronic

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