On 6 Aug 2008, at 14:46, K. Jerry Smith wrote:

>
> On Aug 6, 2008, at 9:14 AM, Robert Severn wrote:
>
>> John's quote was Dylan Thomas poem "Go not Gentle Into That Good
>> Night"
>
> Which is (arguably) about dying, not top posting. :-)


Just as there are those who believe that Francis Bacon actually wrote
the works normally attributed to William Shakespeare, there is a
school of thought which contends that estranged brother Randy
Fewdewser was a far greater influence on the poet's work than Thomas
himself would readily admit.

Perusal of his diaries however, clearly reveals a detailed knowledge
of spatch bracket design, a technology not available in Wales until at
least a decade after his death. Randy was in exile in Wales for over
fifteen years prior to the outbreak of war.

Coincidence? One thinks not.



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