In the 17th century, a woman marketed a clear, tasteless product as a cosmetic, “the Manna of Saint Nicholas of Bari”. After the deaths of some 600 men, Italian authorities discovered that the alleged cosmetic was a preparation of arsenic, used by their wives.
Ratkin Premium Member about 6 hours ago
Manna feast destiny.
Michael McGinnis Premium Member about 5 hours ago
If only ABBA had existed a few thousand years earlier, the pickers could be singing “Manna Mia”.
Gent about 5 hours ago
Thems sure had tablets way before phones.
davidob about 5 hours ago
Food for thought.
phritzg Premium Member about 4 hours ago
If you had to stay in your tent because you were too sick to collect any, you’d see God’s bedside manna.
No 6 about 3 hours ago
“Take this tablet and call me in the morning.”
Zykoic about 3 hours ago
There was some later commercialization of manna;
In the 17th century, a woman marketed a clear, tasteless product as a cosmetic, “the Manna of Saint Nicholas of Bari”. After the deaths of some 600 men, Italian authorities discovered that the alleged cosmetic was a preparation of arsenic, used by their wives.
PraiseofFolly about 2 hours ago
Every day it rains
It rains Manna from heaven
Don’t you know a cloud contains
Manna from heaven
.
You’ll find your meal’s are fallin’
All over the ground
Be sure that your parasol
Is upside down …
.
(Apology to lyricist Johnny Burke)
Old Tarf Premium Member about 1 hour ago
I suspect manna was a fungus, a mushroom if you will.
nosirrom 1 minute ago
His recipes are to live for.