Um.. music and lyrics more like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RESRl39ZYns
________________________________ From: TurquoiseB <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tue, 13 July, 2010 9:21:16 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: A question about post limits --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, ditzyklanmail <carc...@...> wrote: > > Hahahahaa! the love saga continues..... In a way. I can laugh at myself over my part in it. So I can definitely see the whole saga as a kind of twisted soap opera love/hate drama. But naturally I prefer other interpretations that appeal more to my less-than-a-drama-queen predilection. Like a kinda multi-lifetime "Showdown At The OK Corral" filmed by Mel Brooks, or something like that. :-) Or, if I were to believe in a God, given the plethora of traditional descriptions of God available to me on planet Earth, I would could definitely identify with the role of Coyote. Coyote, like Loki before him, was a Trickster God. He delighted in fucking with humans' minds. I openly confess to suspecting that my mother was not quite the bastion of fidelity she claimed to be and that Coyote may have been my real father. I have noticed that the Judester is given to denying that she does things whilst in the midst of doing those very things. Like getting so emotionally invested in an issue that she makes 45 posts in two days, while denying that she has any investment in the issue. So, having obsessed that heavily early in this week, I kinda figure that she's gonna roll back into Dodge this coming week with a six-gun on her hip and a chip on her shoulder, spoilin' for a fight. And she should have something to fight *over*. So I made a few...uh... provocative posts this morning to give her something to obsess over. Until she hits the 50 mark on Monday, that is. :-) I am evil, I confess it, the bad guy wearing a black hat in the gunfight. Or just playful, like Coyote. Your call. I am just playfully predicting that next week will be more like the Wild West and The Showdown At The OK Corral than it is the plain of Kurukshetra. Below I make my musical case for the OK Corral theory; Judy is more than free to post similar songs portraying her actions as more like the Bhagavad-Gita and noble dharma. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwlY6mXy0qs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw_g8BpdCQw > ________________________________ > From: WillyTex <willy...@...> > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Tue, 13 July, 2010 7:44:21 AM > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: A question about post limits > > > > > So, it's all about Judy. > > TurquoiseB: > > I'm seeing it as more of an exercise in codependent > > voyeurism than anything else. He misses Judy shout- > > ing "REEEAAALLLY STOOOPID" over and over. > > > > After all, it can't be that she's sent him emails > > privately, because she's claimed that she's "away" > > until Friday, we all know that Judy Never Lies. > > That's what she says, anyway. Then again, many > > people here feel that Maharishi never lied, either. > > > > Might I suggest an alternative solution? One that > > is not just a sneaky way to try to circumvent the > > posting limit? > > > > Next time Judy gets so emotionally attached to a > > subject as to "post out" early, she can "take it > > to email." That is, she can create a private email > > list in which she stays in touch with her loyal > > codependents...uh...I mean fans, and feeds them > > her devastating and brilliant putdowns. The members > > of the private email list can then post them as if > > they'd thought of these things themselves. Voila... > > problem solved. > > > > After all, it's not as if Judy hasn't thought of > > this herself. She has claimed several times in the > > past that those who are...uh...less than fans do > > this all the time, and that her "enemies" privately > > email each other to exchange the best "get Judy" > > strategies. So clearly she has no problem with the > > idea in theory; after all, she thought it up. > > > > I can even think of a timely name for this private > > email list, "Stein Them" It's a reference to the > > current news story about the Iranian woman who has > > been sentenced to death by stoning. In that country, > > the offending woman is buried in the dirt up to her > > neck and passersby are encouraged to throw stones > > at her until she's dead. On the "Stein Them" list, > > lurkers and those who normally rely on Judy to come > > up with their putdowns for them can pass along *her* > > putdowns as if they were theirs, and effectively > > "Stein" the transgressors instead of stoning them. > > Much more humane. > > >
