[FairfieldLife] The Great Fairfieldlife Posting Race
just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone?
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On 9/12/2014 7:03 PM, danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone? > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : On 9/12/2014 7:03 PM, danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone? > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : On 9/12/2014 7:03 PM, danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. Answer and question simultaneously: If you 'win' does everyone else lose? < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone? > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : On 9/12/2014 7:03 PM, danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. Answer and question simultaneously: If you 'win' does everyone else lose? Ann, You tryin' Zen or some Aidvaita to play wit my head? Sos the answer to your koan is that We All Win We are all One, but APPEAR to be differrent. I know that, so when I WIN, we ALL Win. But, just in case I'm wrong. We can All Win because of my win, but I remain Champion of the ONE TEAM < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone? > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that?
Re: [FairfieldLife] The Great Fairfieldlife Posting Race
On 9/12/2014 7:03 PM, danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... > Almost anything you post, empty or not, would be fine by me, Jim. At least we would know that you are alive and able to read a cathode ray tube. We don't know what happened to Judy but apparently Dr. Pete is still alive on Facebook. Apparently John Manning has gone missing. > ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone?
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Richard, I LOVE this list! On Friday, September 12, 2014 7:50 PM, "'Richard J. Williams' pundits...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]" wrote: On 9/12/2014 7:03 PM, danfriedman2002 wrote: >just checking... > >If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... > >..do I win? > >Strategy check for mid-point assessment. > < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. >Any other things I should Post about? > >Anyone? > > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want
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One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome punditster writes: danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. Answer and question simultaneously: If you 'win' does everyone else lose? Ann, You tryin' Zen or some Aidvaita to play wit my head? Sos the answer to your koan is that We All Win We are all One, but APPEAR to be differrent. I know that, so when I WIN, we ALL Win. But, just in case I'm wrong. We can All Win because of my win, but I remain Champion of the ONE TEAM < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone? > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that?
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The moderators of this list have almost nothing to do with this discussion. Anyone who posts to this group should be considered off the TM program. This group is for people that want to discuss *the mechanics of consciousness* - we do NOT discuss the TM technique. If anyone is interested in the thoughts or comings-and-goings of TMers, then read on... > On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 7:05 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] < FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race > has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious > material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. > > Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion > down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack > the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag > here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of > groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act > swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting > drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome > > punditster writes: > > danfriedman2002 wrote: > > just checking... > > > If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to > reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then > just hit "reply" without writing anything... > > ..do I win? > > Strategy check for mid-point assessment. > > > Answer and question simultaneously: If you 'win' does everyone else lose? > > > Ann, > > > You tryin' Zen or some Aidvaita to play wit my head? > > > Sos the answer to your koan is that We All Win > > > We are all One, but APPEAR to be differrent. I know that, so when I WIN, > we ALL Win. > > > But, just in case I'm wrong. We can All Win because of my win, but I > remain Champion of the ONE TEAM > > < > There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, > according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all > those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even > carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour > period. Go figure. > > > Any other things I should Post about? > > Anyone? > > > > Where We Went > What We Did Today > What People Think > What People Wear > What People Eat > Where People Go > What People Don't Think > Where People Live > What People Are Doing > What People Want > > I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that? > > >
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules. punditster writes: danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. Answer and question simultaneously: If you 'win' does everyone else lose? Ann, You tryin' Zen or some Aidvaita to play wit my head? Sos the answer to your koan is that We All Win We are all One, but APPEAR to be differrent. I know that, so when I WIN, we ALL Win. But, just in case I'm wrong. We can All Win because of my win, but I remain Champion of the ONE TEAM < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone? > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that?
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My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules. punditster writes: danfriedman2002 wrote: just checking... If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then just hit "reply" without writing anything... ..do I win? Strategy check for mid-point assessment. Answer and question simultaneously: If you 'win' does everyone else lose? Ann, You tryin' Zen or some Aidvaita to play wit my head? Sos the answer to your koan is that We All Win We are all One, but APPEAR to be differrent. I know that, so when I WIN, we ALL Win. But, just in case I'm wrong. We can All Win because of my win, but I remain Champion of the ONE TEAM < There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour period. Go figure. Any other things I should Post about? Anyone? > Where We Went What We Did Today What People Think What People Wear What People Eat Where People Go What People Don't Think Where People Live What People Are Doing What People Want I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
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BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's complaining? ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's complaining? I can't help but keep going with this, I am laughing so hard. Here is a shot taken a bit further down the field. It seems like things are heating up but poor #7 is, as predicted, well back from the rest of the field. #9 is busting a gut and his bustier at the same time. #6 and #8 look like real contenders here but #5's green racing silks seem to be hampering him although he does look glorious streaming down the field. Style is not lost in this race - if you can't cross the finish line first then at least you can look marvelous trying. Maybe that should be my motto. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
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There are no posting limits on FFL - if people can't carry on a conversation here because they can't post more than 100 words a week in a normal conversation, then that's their problem. It's supposed to be a *discussion group*. Usually, on social media, you are considered to be a nerd if you can't keep up with the dialog in real time. Or, stunted. Otherwise, you should be using a *bulletin board* to leave your messages. That way, people can browse to the board and leave a message and maybe someday, someone will respond. It is considered really dumb on social media to spend a dozen postings containing drivel and fluff just to argue about how many posts another informant has posted to the debate. > On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 8:22 AM, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] < FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > > > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race > has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious > material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. > > Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion > down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack > the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag > here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of > groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act > swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting > drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome > > > I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about > but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the > rules. > > > > > > punditster writes: > > danfriedman2002 wrote: > > just checking... > > > If I reply to every one of Richard's Posts, and then arbitrarily pick to > reply to a few other people's posts, and start some old Topics, and then > just hit "reply" without writing anything... > > ..do I win? > > Strategy check for mid-point assessment. > > > Answer and question simultaneously: If you 'win' does everyone else lose? > > > Ann, > > > You tryin' Zen or some Aidvaita to play wit my head? > > > Sos the answer to your koan is that We All Win > > > We are all One, but APPEAR to be differrent. I know that, so when I WIN, > we ALL Win. > > > But, just in case I'm wrong. We can All Win because of my win, but I > remain Champion of the ONE TEAM > > < > There are six FFL informants who are over the weekly posting limits, > according to Rick's old limit. Since there are no posting limits now, all > those under 50 messages are to be considered non-social - who can't even > carry on a conversation exceeding 100 words per topic in a twelve hour > period. Go figure. > > > Any other things I should Post about? > > Anyone? > > > > Where We Went > What We Did Today > What People Think > What People Wear > What People Eat > Where People Go > What People Don't Think > Where People Live > What People Are Doing > What People Want > > I'm sticking with the highlighted one for now. Why did you choose that? > > >
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All anyone has to do to participate in an online discussion is read the messages and then respond by clicking on *Reply* and keying their response into the text box, and then click on *Send.* It's not complicated. Why are you guys having so much trouble with this simple task? Go figure. If you don't feel like responding, then just move on to another task. It's that simple. Nobody wants to spend time reading drivel and fluff - it makes everyone look like morons. The informants here should get some smarts, and start discussing something interesting. The only race we are in now is to see who can post the dumbest comments. Any casual reader coming here would think all TMers are imbeciles. The idea is to make your newsgroup look good! > On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 8:55 AM, fleetwood_macnche...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: > > > BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to > his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of > the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the > water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, > piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's > complaining? > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. > > LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks > promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 > Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get > his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going > to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that > one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden > race. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race > has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious > material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. > > Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion > down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack > the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag > here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of > groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act > swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting > drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome > > > I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about > but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the > rules. > > > > > > >
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I saw the final minute or two. Following the horrific TRIPLE wardrobe malfunction in the final turn - Major Fashion Disaster - numbers 4, 6 and 8 were the only ones holding onto shreds of decency, down the final stretch. At the last minute, #8, (widely favored), in a burst of incredible energy, revved like a hurricane, and secured the win**, by FOUR TITS. **Sadly, after a review of the race film, #8 was revealed to have quickly snorted something out of a secret compartment in his thumb ring, just prior to his explosive finish, and was disqualified. The win went to #6, who has now quit his day job as a stand in for Glenn Close, and is focusing in drag racing, full time. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's complaining? I can't help but keep going with this, I am laughing so hard. Here is a shot taken a bit further down the field. It seems like things are heating up but poor #7 is, as predicted, well back from the rest of the field. #9 is busting a gut and his bustier at the same time. #6 and #8 look like real contenders here but #5's green racing silks seem to be hampering him although he does look glorious streaming down the field. Style is not lost in this race - if you can't cross the finish line first then at least you can look marvelous trying. Maybe that should be my motto. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
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You saw the final minute or two of the race - and the race wasn't even over yet? But, what do "TITS" have to do with the race if its an online discussion group? We all have tits. Go figure. > On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 9:17 AM, fleetwood_macnche...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: > > > I saw the final minute or two. Following the horrific TRIPLE wardrobe > malfunction in the final turn - Major Fashion Disaster - numbers 4, 6 and 8 > were the only ones holding onto shreds of decency, down the final stretch. > At the last minute, #8, (widely favored), in a burst of incredible energy, > revved like a hurricane, and secured the win**, by FOUR TITS. > > **Sadly, after a review of the race film, #8 was revealed to have quickly > snorted something out of a secret compartment in his thumb ring, just prior > to his explosive finish, and was disqualified. The win went to #6, who has > now quit his day job as a stand in for Glenn Close, and is focusing in drag > racing, full time. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to > his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of > the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the > water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, > piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's > complaining? > > I can't help but keep going with this, I am laughing so hard. Here is a > shot taken a bit further down the field. It seems like things are heating > up but poor #7 is, as predicted, well back from the rest of the field. #9 > is busting a gut and his bustier at the same time. #6 and #8 look like real > contenders here but #5's green racing silks seem to be hampering him > although he does look glorious streaming down the field. Style is not lost > in this race - if you can't cross the finish line first then at least you > can look marvelous trying. Maybe that should be my motto. > > > > > > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. > > LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks > promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 > Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get > his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going > to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that > one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden > race. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race > has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious > material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. > > Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion > down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack > the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag > here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of > groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act > swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting > drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome > > > I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about > but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the > rules. > > > > > >
Re: [FairfieldLife] The Great Fairfieldlife Posting Race
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : I saw the final minute or two. Following the horrific TRIPLE wardrobe malfunction in the final turn - Major Fashion Disaster - numbers 4, 6 and 8 were the only ones holding onto shreds of decency, down the final stretch. At the last minute, #8, (widely favored), in a burst of incredible energy, revved like a hurricane, and secured the win**, by FOUR TITS. **Sadly, after a review of the race film, #8 was revealed to have quickly snorted something out of a secret compartment in his thumb ring, just prior to his explosive finish, and was disqualified. The win went to #6, who has now quit his day job as a stand in for Glenn Close, and is focusing in drag racing, full time. Thanks for being such a good SPORT Mac. I haven't laughed this hard in a while. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's complaining? I can't help but keep going with this, I am laughing so hard. Here is a shot taken a bit further down the field. It seems like things are heating up but poor #7 is, as predicted, well back from the rest of the field. #9 is busting a gut and his bustier at the same time. #6 and #8 look like real contenders here but #5's green racing silks seem to be hampering him although he does look glorious streaming down the field. Style is not lost in this race - if you can't cross the finish line first then at least you can look marvelous trying. Maybe that should be my motto. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
Re: [FairfieldLife] The Great Fairfieldlife Posting Race
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : You saw the final minute or two of the race - and the race wasn't even over yet? But, what do "TITS" have to do with the race if its an online discussion group? We all have tits. Go figure. Get with the program, Ricky. You haven't left the starting gate and the rest of us are enjoying crumpets and tea in the Club House. > On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 9:17 AM, fleetwood_macncheese@... mailto:fleetwood_macncheese@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote: I saw the final minute or two. Following the horrific TRIPLE wardrobe malfunction in the final turn - Major Fashion Disaster - numbers 4, 6 and 8 were the only ones holding onto shreds of decency, down the final stretch. At the last minute, #8, (widely favored), in a burst of incredible energy, revved like a hurricane, and secured the win**, by FOUR TITS. **Sadly, after a review of the race film, #8 was revealed to have quickly snorted something out of a secret compartment in his thumb ring, just prior to his explosive finish, and was disqualified. The win went to #6, who has now quit his day job as a stand in for Glenn Close, and is focusing in drag racing, full time. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's complaining? I can't help but keep going with this, I am laughing so hard. Here is a shot taken a bit further down the field. It seems like things are heating up but poor #7 is, as predicted, well back from the rest of the field. #9 is busting a gut and his bustier at the same time. #6 and #8 look like real contenders here but #5's green racing silks seem to be hampering him although he does look glorious streaming down the field. Style is not lost in this race - if you can't cross the finish line first then at least you can look marvelous trying. Maybe that should be my motto. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
Re: [FairfieldLife] The Great Fairfieldlife Posting Race
What an amazing picture, to start it all with! Something about it screams "Australia", and not just because of the bus movie. Do you happen to know where the picture was taken? ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : I saw the final minute or two. Following the horrific TRIPLE wardrobe malfunction in the final turn - Major Fashion Disaster - numbers 4, 6 and 8 were the only ones holding onto shreds of decency, down the final stretch. At the last minute, #8, (widely favored), in a burst of incredible energy, revved like a hurricane, and secured the win**, by FOUR TITS. **Sadly, after a review of the race film, #8 was revealed to have quickly snorted something out of a secret compartment in his thumb ring, just prior to his explosive finish, and was disqualified. The win went to #6, who has now quit his day job as a stand in for Glenn Close, and is focusing in drag racing, full time. Thanks for being such a good SPORT Mac. I haven't laughed this hard in a while. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's complaining? I can't help but keep going with this, I am laughing so hard. Here is a shot taken a bit further down the field. It seems like things are heating up but poor #7 is, as predicted, well back from the rest of the field. #9 is busting a gut and his bustier at the same time. #6 and #8 look like real contenders here but #5's green racing silks seem to be hampering him although he does look glorious streaming down the field. Style is not lost in this race - if you can't cross the finish line first then at least you can look marvelous trying. Maybe that should be my motto. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
Re: [FairfieldLife] The Great Fairfieldlife Posting Race
mmm...milk and sugar? How'z my hat? Oh, look, the Duke and Duchess of Whatever! ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : You saw the final minute or two of the race - and the race wasn't even over yet? But, what do "TITS" have to do with the race if its an online discussion group? We all have tits. Go figure. Get with the program, Ricky. You haven't left the starting gate and the rest of us are enjoying crumpets and tea in the Club House. > On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 9:17 AM, fleetwood_macncheese@... mailto:fleetwood_macncheese@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote: I saw the final minute or two. Following the horrific TRIPLE wardrobe malfunction in the final turn - Major Fashion Disaster - numbers 4, 6 and 8 were the only ones holding onto shreds of decency, down the final stretch. At the last minute, #8, (widely favored), in a burst of incredible energy, revved like a hurricane, and secured the win**, by FOUR TITS. **Sadly, after a review of the race film, #8 was revealed to have quickly snorted something out of a secret compartment in his thumb ring, just prior to his explosive finish, and was disqualified. The win went to #6, who has now quit his day job as a stand in for Glenn Close, and is focusing in drag racing, full time. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : BRAVO! Well done - handicapped the field! I figured #5 for second, due to his plain brutish strength, if he can muscle that troublesome hem out of the way. And yes, 8 doesn't have a chance (or clue -- something in the water?). Would be a teeny bit more awesome, if each nag had a sock monkey, piggy-back - I kind of like the whole "jockey" thing - but who's complaining? I can't help but keep going with this, I am laughing so hard. Here is a shot taken a bit further down the field. It seems like things are heating up but poor #7 is, as predicted, well back from the rest of the field. #9 is busting a gut and his bustier at the same time. #6 and #8 look like real contenders here but #5's green racing silks seem to be hampering him although he does look glorious streaming down the field. Style is not lost in this race - if you can't cross the finish line first then at least you can look marvelous trying. Maybe that should be my motto. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : My money is on number nine, by a fake breast. LOL. No one should bet on #8, very slow out of the gate there. #10 looks promising but it might just be all bravado and no finishing strength. #7 Looks like he's a little too playful out of the gate and #6 needs to get his rear engaged, lift his forehand and start to really run if he's going to finish in the top three. #5 seems hampered by ill-fitting tack so that one might not finish. All in all, a scruffy lot - obviously their maiden race. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : One could also argue the indictment and case that this weekly drag race has become an indulgence of unkindness to the more relevant and serious material that was the spiritual community of Fairfieldlife at Yahoo. Just like Maharishi's Brahmacharya Satyananda might go smack a scorpion down off a wall I should urge our community list moderators here to smack the memberships of these errant authors racing up and down the main drag here of our community before Yahoo-groups gets wind of this violation of groups guidelines and closes the whole roadway of FFL to us. Please act swiftly and save the larger community of FFL before these posting drag-racers take it entirely down. Sincerely, -Buck in the Dome I'm not sure if this was the kind of drag racing you were talking about but if so, then I would have to agree that this might be a violation of the rules.
Re: [FairfieldLife] The Great Fairfieldlife Posting Race
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : What an amazing picture, to start it all with! Something about it screams "Australia", and not just because of the bus movie. Do you happen to know where the picture was taken? Here is a link to someone called Wally Bell. never heard of him. But here are some other fun versions of this popular sport. I wonder if it will graduate to an Olympic sport some day. How fun would that be? I can just see the Russians now. http://herewomentalk.com/drag-racing-with-wally-bell-live-the-colin-lively-show-fri-june-15th-2pm-edt http://herewomentalk.com/drag-racing-with-wally-bell-live-the-colin-lively-show-fri-june-15th-2pm-edt The guy on the left is rather delicious, I might add.