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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <emilymaenot@...> wrote: Ah ha ha ha ha ha. My kid thinks I am crazy as a loon, given all this laughing at my computer screen. Yes, Doctor, you have me figured out. I was pulling a fast one on Share, but I am sure that she will exercise those traits that Feste mentioned....acceptance, forgiveness, letting go....and let me have this one. Wait, she called me "bonkers"! Well, I've been called worse so that's O.K. too. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote: Emily, I empathize with Share -- For example, let's take that first sentence: What, exactly, do you mean, by, "Share, is it raining in Fairfield?"?? I'm not tracking this, either...its a little out there, frankly. Do you mean actual rain, like rain-rain, composed of water, wet, droplets, and all?? Or something else? What did Amma say about water? And is it, "in", as in *actually* *in* Fairfield, where the rain would be occurring? What if it comes out of the sky, *above* Fairfield? Is that considered the same thing?? Or blows in as part of a storm, moving south? Seriously. Also, would that be Fairfield, Iowa, Connecticut, Texas, California, Illinois, Idaho, Kentucky, Ohio, or Alabama? My intellect is overwhelmed by your lack of precision. I ask rhetorically, again, "Share is it raining in Fairfield?", as if *anyone* could reply in a straightforward manner, to such an inquiry, with its loose definitions, and subtly twisted shades of meaning. "Share, is it raining in Fairfield?", indeed! I am on to you now, Emily. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <emilymaenot@...> wrote: Conversation between Share and Emily: Share: "It's raining in Iowa." Emily: "Share, is it raining in Fairfield?" Share: "Emily, I heard it on the news today that it's raining." Emily: "Share, is it raining outside your door?" Share: "Emily, the Farmer's Almanac says that it will be raining this winter." Emily: "Share, I'm asking you if it is raining in Fairfield and specifically outside your door." Barry: "Share, Emily is one of Ravi's minions so disregard her, and btw, STFU, you are causing all this." Emily: "Share, does it upset you that Barry just told you to STFU?" Share: "Emily, Barry is like a half-brother to me. Also, Jon Grayweather, who is an expert on what women want out of sex, says that having sex in the rain is good for pitta types." Emily: "Share, are you a pitta type?" Bhairitu: "Share, have you tried juicing grass? It's very good for pitta types." Richard: "Share, I went to Whole Foods today and bought spinach." Share: "Richard, there is a Whole Foods in Iowa and I will be going next week." Emily: "Share, is it raining in Iowa today? Share: "Emily, you are honing in on my conversation with Richard in a mean and spiteful way." Emily: "Share, *you* said it was raining in Iowa today, I just wanted to know if it was raining in Fairfield and specifically outside your door." Share: "Emily, you are being repetitive and vicious and critical and negative and I am only responding "in-kind". You are one of Judy's minions and I hate her so I hate you too. I will stand up for myself." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <sharelong60@...> wrote: What's unfortunate is that Emily used to wrote some interesting posts but once she got on Judy's bandwagon she's become imo sort of repetitive. On Sunday, December 1, 2013 10:22 AM, "anartaxius@..." <anartaxius@...> wrote: Authfriend's modus operandi: A falsis principiis proficisci. (Marcus Tullius Cicero)
