A prime commodity shipped on the Silk Road was rhubarb. The rhizome was believed to have various medicinal and healing properties, not the least being its efficacy as a laxative.
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2 comments:
Sixty-One Things I Learned During the Sonics Trial
http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=631015&hp
dude--are you done w/ politics? i have been coming here looking for your take on the recent turns in the campaign and all I get is rhubarb?
dn
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