>I believe that ease of availability dictates the vernacular use, or non-use,
>of any particular materials. When standing in a woods use a tree, when
>standing in a stone pile use a stone, when standing in a quagmire use a quag.
>What the hell is a "quag" anyways?

A polymorphous material used in the construction of amorphically amoebionic
structural forms by graduate students in the 1960s and 70s; manufactured
from peyote brain mush.

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Dan Becker
Executive Director, Raleigh Historic Districts Commission

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