Lurk: I believe this is what is called baiting. And a little cheap IMO. > > >Sal: But fun nonetheless. :) > > Alright, lurk, here's a true experience of mine, > > just to show (at least IMO) what brainwashed groupies > > were in the TMO even years back (of which I consider > > myself to have been one, BTW, although thankfully > > not so far gone as I might have been): I was asked by someone who > > didn't have enough$$ to go on a course if I would help sponsor > > her, along with a few others. I was applying to the same course, > > so I said sure. > > Come to find out a week or two later, she then "reported" me, > > after getting the $$, for some minor OTP (gasp!) infringement, > > can't remember now what it even was. > > We both got on the course, BTW, but as geeze put it so well, > > it was just another dent in the armor that many of us wore in > > order to maintain the fiction that we were actually dealing > > with normal, well-intentioned people. We weren't.
I understand. I got rejected from a course (or going to Zambia back in 77?) based on a very subjective termination by Reed Martin. I was in Livingson Manor at the time, and when it happened, a voice inside me said "go home", "go home". That may have been when the bonds to TMO started to weaken some.
