am i supposed to “look at this photograph” and “everytime i should laugh”?

much different than afternoon delight. which i understand is meant more for KRAFTy people.

Thanks Paul!
Kind of like “Turkish Delight”…

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You never cease to amaze me Kaiser Wilhelm. After consideration, I stumbled on this. “ “What’s in a name?” in Romeo and Juliet, he was referring to the idea that names themselves are a convention to distinguish things or people, but themselves do not have any worth or meaning.” Often, it is these interpretations, translations, symbolism’s, I’m unable to make, whilst trekking through the forrest?

Thanks Paul for the additional info on Nadir.

You are truly a word smith and thanks Kaiser Wilhelm, keep hammering them out! LOL

“Nadir” was the name of the Turkish businessman that founded the Nadir Refinery and the Nadir Trading Company to market the products. Per Wikipedia, “Nadir is both a surname and a given name that is a variation of Nader. In the Arabic language, it is a boy’s name meaning “dear”, “scarce” or “precious”.


I saw some Nadir company branded silver ingots…I wonder why a company would use the word “Nadir” which means the lowest point in a person’s or company’s fortunes basically?!

NumisdudeTX

“I got a rock.” – Charlie Brown.

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