Ah, okay, thanks.

[quote="pinback"]I'm sorry, what was the question?[/quote]
You have mangoes pictured on your website, but, despite it being [i]nomango[/i], they are not overprinted with the universal "no" (red circle and slash) over them.

This is susicious, so I wonder if an investigation into [i]mangogate[/i] is called for?

I'm sorry, what was the question?

It's all about mindfulness.

Since Ben fixed his link for Nomango I decided to take a look. And I noticed this piece of... well, I'll let you decide what it's a piece of:

[quote]Nomango is simply the eternal expression that there is only [i]this[/i]. But this is not what you think it is. The mind is the world of abstract thought, so it thinks this is the planet Earth, full of people, places, things, decisions, time, objects that can be named, bananas, mangos, etc. [/quote]

The above reminds me of the following quote:
"Death is not important. Death is insignificant. Eternity is what is important. And eternity is now."
- Ayn Rand

But I'm wondering if there isn't something suspicious going on here. Since this place is [i]no[/i]mango, why are there pictures of mangoes on his site which are not covered with a "universal no" symbol, a red circle and slash?

This incident seems auspicious of serious consideration, and I think we need to open an investigation into this [i]mangogate[/i] affair.