"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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RoyDMercer wrote:
The statement above is quite funny because it's a broad generalization.
Does that mean it's incorrect?

You seemed to have a problem reading. You said "all flowering
bushes...", I said "most..."
You see the difference?

No sir, I don't see the difference.

Actually I said, "Most flowering shrubs" (cut and pasted from my original
message). It would seem that you, sir, have the reading problem.


The key word you missed is "form".

Hmmm... I don't get what you're trying to say. Would you please elaborate?

Certainly.

Form (fôrm)
n.
1.
a. The shape and structure of an object.
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2.
a. The essence of something.
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So if you take Mr. Webster's definition of 'form' and then consider the
phrase "natural form", you should see "natural form", as I used it, would
mean the essence and shape of nature and not necessarily the exactness of
nature as you inferred.