Angels Are Sexless.

Weathervanes have even made their mark on stamps. Collectors might recall that, in
1965, the United States Postal Service selected a flying Angel Gabriel vane as the
subject of its first Christmas stamp. The real weathervane behind the stamp was made
in 1840 for a Methodist church in Newburyport, Massachusetts. It was later the
subject of a 1937 painting. A controversy ensued because while the name "Gabriel" is
clearly masculine, the torso of the weathervane was undeniably feminine. The debate
was resolved after the Post Office contacted a Jesuit priest who clarified the situation
by explaining that angels are sexless, and individual artists can take liberties when
creating their shapes.

Oh can I? Oh dare I?

Ahem (clears throat).....

I must be an angel, because I'm sexless too.......

if you get banned fromm the forum who will buy my india stamps?

as to your post I am not going to touch it even with a 10 foot wing er I mean pole

More importantly, who will buy my Nabha???

i cant afford the nabha :(

in fact I am waiting for the stamps to reach the buyers as soon as they do I will have to start selling more of my collection to keep myself float so you will have souv sheet sale no 3 then. I also found some cute otter stamps today :)

Spock, do a barium sweep.

I think that's the funniest thing I've read on SCF. Ha!

Balf

thats only because you dont read my posts :)

nice...
interesting topic as I've got a lot of angel stamps...now which album should I put them in?.....

sigh

Dear jubilee,

All I can say is .....TMI.

tmi?

too many inconsistencies?

too much intoxication?

the mission impossible?

I think Spock got it!

funny no one else has come to confirm B.C

To quote Gibbons: 'Figure of an Apsara, "RHEMBA", a dancing nymph of the Hindu Paradise'

And I have nothing further to say on the subject.