Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Significance Global Country of World Peace---Cast System
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 1:21 AM, John jr_...@yahoo.com wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Fairfield Lifer fairfield.li...@... wrote: On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 2:09 PM, John jr_...@... wrote: The present caste system is an abomination of the varna system. The caste system is a justification for discrimination. On the other hane, the varna system recognizes the natural talent of the people to contribute work for the betterment and prosperity of society. Thanks for placing your comments in the middle of 4-5 other people's replies, so trying to figure out where to snip was a major chore. You just aren't getting Maharishi's contention that the workings of the Universe are just. Maharishi has explained to us how a planeload full of people going down in a crash are meant to be on the plane and there are no accidents, there are no innocent victims. There's also no discrimination, if we look at the world that way. Not between genders, people of different sexual orientations, tall, short, fair skinned, dark skinned. You're born into the right family. After all, Maharishi asserted that the Brahmin pundits have something special in their DNA which makes it possible for them alone to enliven the Vedas. I heard enough rumors from TM teachers in the early days about blacks and their very limited participation in learning and staying with TM as an indication that they are the sons of Cain. I heard this talk from much too many initiators to not believe that Maharishi had mentioned this sort of thing on a course. What's interesting is that the initiators didn't think this belief odd at all. It was all part of the cosmic plan as described by Maharishi. Are you kidding me? (a la Jim Mora of beer commercial fame) OK. It's a practical joke. Am I kidding you about what Maharishi said? Absolutely not. He went through about 6 tapes that I remember (and I saw them enough to be able to recite them, still) that there are no accidents and there are no innocent victims, that people are born to fulfill their dharma and karma. I'm not kidding you one bit. There are an amazing number of people in the TMO who will tell you with total faith that there is something special in the DNA of the pundits which allow them to do their special thing with vibrations and creation. The TMO was taking great pains to assemble brahmin boys from each of the families from around India and pointed that out numerous times. Maharishi felt that each family represented something unique and all of them should be represented in the groups of pundits. About the blacks? I am not kidding you. I could easily rattle off the names of the initiators and later governors who spoke about blacks that way. It was often the topic of lunch or dinner conversation on residence courses. The question would arise where are the blacks? or why aren't there any blacks involved in TM?. It's a very righteous question to ask but people like Peter immediately want to turn that question into a racist one. It's a relevant question even to this day. Why, except for the foreign students on campus at MUM are their very few blacks in TM in the US? Why are there just a couple in the domes? Valid question. A question that was answered by a number of initiators and governors the way I've already stated. Was the response racist? Yes, of course. But the question goes unanswered. I'll ask it right now. If TM is so good, then why did campaigns in the black community fail? Where the blacks not interested or were they not approached properly? Is it racist to say that the black community needs to be approached a certain way to be enticed into starting TM? Now do I agree with Maharishi? I don't think we should have a caste system or say that women are born to full this purpose, men are fulfilled to fulfill that purpose. The next logical thing is that this man was born blind, this woman was born lame and we do nothing about it because, well, it's their karma/dharma. It gets to be fatalistic. OTOH Maharishi's explanation as to why a whole planeful of people crash together does make sense. Do I think that the particular DNA of the pundits matters? No, I don't. But maybe when I get to Maharishi's level I'll perceive that it matters clearly.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Significance Global Country of World Peace---Cast System
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 1:48 PM, sparaig lengli...@cox.net wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Fairfield Lifer fairfield.li...@... wrote: [...] SNIP That's kinda inevitable given what reincarnation implies. I recall a rabbi who got in trouble for sayign the same thing about the victims of the Holocaust. Oh my. It's a wonder he wasn't burned at the stake. A big pc no no. Look what happened to Watson, the discoverer of DNA. It's a wonder he wasn't stripped of his Nobel Prize. SNIP And interesting belief. why do you have a problem with MMY's beliefs? My problem with Maharishi's statement about pundit genetics is that for someone who had a science degree, he certainly played fast and loose with science constructs. We've finding that there is very little difference, genetically, between a human being and a chicken. A couple genes between a chicken and a dinosaur. So to say that pundits have special genetics that enable them to chant the way they do is really pushing it. Everybody wants to say that this or that is in their genes. And we're finding it ain't so. Like for example the big fat wave that's gone on around the world is not a result of fat genes per say but the result of the environment our grandparents' genes experienced: the epigenetics. What's wrong with just saying that this has been in the family for generations? You learn best growing up in the environment. Maharishi's statements about being born into your dharma/karma? Well, carried to the logical conclusion there's no more we can do in the world. The poor will always be with us, birth defects are tough luck. I had a MD friend who tried to convince me that her chart said she'd always poor. I was convinced that she grew up in a redneck family and carried their redneck ways into the world. So I guess I don't have a problem with Maharishi's statements, but I do have a problem when carried to the point of fatalism. Is it racist to say that the black community needs to be approached a certain way to be enticed into starting TM? Er, aside from the $20 million that the NIH has given to MUM to do research on the effects of TM on blacks' BP? might as well ask why so few American Indians do TM. Actually, there were quite a few campaigns during the Merv wave to bring TM to the black communities. Just didn't work out. As far as Native Americans (let's not count Alaskans, for the time being), well have you ever been to a reservation? I've been to many. There are some which are doing quite well. A few of them train the iron workers. Without these Native Americans we wouldn't have the American skylines or many of our amazing bridges. The rest of them have dreadful amounts of poverty, alcoholism, drug abuse, glue sniffing (the Four Corners of the US actually outlawed the sale of even things like hairspray to Native Americans about 15 years ago) and crime. It's really a shame to see it or read the accounts in the papers if you live within, say, 100 miles or less of a major reservation area. There are some pretty demoralizing stories in the Denver Post, for example. The answer to both: THey weren't targeted in the marketing until recently. OK, let's target both and see what happens, It would be nice if we could get Northern Americans to start TM and not just Central Americans.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Presentation Feb. 11th on MUM Pre-Med Program and Medical School
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 2:59 PM, yifuxero yifux...@yahoo.com wrote: --Only hope for people in the 4 Corners area: http://www.ldschurchtemples.com/saltlake/gallery/ You know, I had a high school friend who knew exactly what she wanted to be when she grew up. She wanted to be a lawyer. The thing is that she came from a rather large family and paying for all that education could prove to be a pinch. She announced to me that she was converting to LDS. I asked her why. She showed me the catalog for Brigham Young Univ. I never thought she's go through with it, but she did. She was welcomed with open arms and open checkbook. As far as the 4 corners area goes, why can't hope be in the form of Christianity (which they've been converted to) or to their previous beliefs? Why can't it be real education, counseling, real caring for their future and NOT by the Bureau of Indian Affairs or whoever handles that area now? I'm not sure that their own tribal leaders really care about them. At least it doesn't seem to show. I'm not sure how much help they could get from the TMO because except for certain assets like casinos, there's not all that much for the TMO to rob.
Re: [FairfieldLife] All of Patanjali's 8 limbs or *means* must be practiced-MMY
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 6:55 PM, BillyG. wg...@yahoo.com wrote: I think MMY kind of felt the ends justified the means, and teaching a little Yoga in a simple manner would be more popular than teaching the complete Yoga as defined by Maharishi Patanjali. Unfortunately, this adulterated Patanjali's teachings and left them somewhat diminished in their effectiveness. Perhaps MMY thought he could incorporate the other important limbs (or means) later when people would be more receptive...who knows? Is this groundhog day or deja vu all over again? Maharishi stated very clearly in a Humboldt tape which was a favorite residence course tape, which got repackaged with the MERU swan, Packabel and the haughty announcement of Courses for Citizens of the Age of Enlightenment that there had been a misinterpretation of Patanjali, that there was an 8 fold path (actually 8 limbs to the tree), and that the limbs weren't to be followed one at a time until you got them all mastered. Mastering one (he used 3 different branches as examples) gets you mastery of all. Pull one leg of a table and the other legs come with it. So whom are you going to believe? Maharishi or Maharishi?
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Presentation Feb. 11th on MUM Pre-Med Program and Medical School
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 8:29 PM, sparaig lengli...@cox.net wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Dick Mays dickm...@... wrote: MUM Pre-Med and Medical School Announcement A short link to the stuff: http://www.mum.edu/premed/ L Teach for the MCAT? That sucks. A good education with liberal arts and science courses is the best preparation for medical school. I'm having a problem figuring out TFA. Is this going to train MDs? I doubt it. Looks like it'll train more naturopathic quacks. Like Iowa isn't full of them already.
Re: [FairfieldLife] 60,000,000 geniuses (Re: Greedy Bastards Whine Over Obama's Pay Cap)
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 11:36 AM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: Sal Sunshine wrote: when I first moved here, it was a local joke... if you want something done, and done well, don't hire a meditator, hire a townsperson. The meditators mostly had a reputation for being lazy spoiled brats. Or spaced out? ;-) Spaced out is an option. It is what the chief of police of Fairfield told a friend except he didn't use those exact words. OTOH why can't it just be lazy spoiled brats? Maharishi was offering magical thinking. Endless support of nature. Just get married ASAP so you have 200% of life and start your business, one modeled after the TMO structure because that's the only one you know about. The thing about wanting a business is that most people don't understand that this has to be a dharmic thing, just suited to you because at the onset and for years after you'll be working 7 days a week, work until you drop, getting your business built up and keeping it afloat. It was fascinating to hear the guys in the dressing rooms in DC talking to each other about how they were going to fit into the computer biz in DC. That appeared to the quickest way to a decent income. Imagine being a fireman because you've wanted to be one all your life and the guy riding to the fire next to you just told you he joined the squad because the pay's good. Oh oh.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: New file uploaded to FairfieldLife
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 1:13 PM, Rick Archer r...@searchsummit.com wrote: From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:fairfieldl...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of shempmcgurk Just a bunch of naked pictures of famous movie stars. (Earnest Borgnine, Kathy Bates, etc.) No, it's an up-to-date bibliography of TM research sent out by David OJ today. And the difference is?
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Computer Upgrade? Question for the Geeks
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 1:47 PM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: Rick Archer wrote: I use Acronis True Image on my XP Pro machine. Everything else I use the free System Rescue CD which is a lean bootable version of Linux that can backup drives (it can also backup NTFS drives). However the latter is still fairly geeky. I just wrote the instructions on my CD to refresh my mind how it works. I backup to a 500 GB Buffalo external drive. http://www.acronis.com/ http://www.sysresccd.org/ I use Acronis True Image on my fleet of XP Pro machines. I've used it to re-image a PC with a failed hard drive more than once. What I find truly amazing about True Image is that it appears to create this cryptic .tb image file. Fact is, the .tb image file isn't cyptic at all if you have True Image installed. The .tb file type is easily opened with True Image and pretty much looks like just another volume, though of course because the Windoze registry is all over the place you can't run any of the applications in it. But if you want to go back and find some old documents, well just open up the old .tb and there they are. Now if only you didn't have to subvert Windoze in so many ways just to boot up over a USB device...
Re: [FairfieldLife] Obama puts the heat on Republicans
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: do.rflex wrote: It's a hoot to watch the country inch by inch go more socialist. If it went that way too fast there would be repercussions. But a conservative friend a couple years back commented that he thought the country would swing socialist because of the extremist policies of the Bush administration. But now who wants to have a meaningless job just to have a job? Does anyone want to have a job as filling in a ditch that was made by people who just dug it because they needed a job and then those same people will come back and dig the ditch again and the same people who filled it up will come back just so they can have a job. Ridiculous! Why not just give people money (a stipend) instead? Because the public is so BRAINWASHED into believing that WORK is somehow holy. That is except the rich who let their money do their work for them. Not only that the public has been BRAINWASHED into believing that a program that just gives them money is WELFARE. For the simple minded: work good, welfare bad. Take a look at the roads. Take a look at the bridges, both for cars and rail. Will you once again talk about make work welfare next time a bridge collapses or a major highway just comes apart? There really are things that need to be fixed in this country. Thousands of bridges. Thousands of roads. Damns. Public buildings. Perhaps civil engineers should be less civil and more activist to get people to look at what's going to be disaster after disaster.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Microsoft: Layoffs for Some, Visas for Others
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 2:18 PM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: I remember when I was in India over 10 years ago one of our tour guides had a Master's in computer science. He was asking me about jobs so I asked him if he had any experience programming Windows. Of course not. Back then they way they learned was to stand around a computer in a group and watch an instructor show them how to do things. They got very little hands on experiences. I told him he was up against westerners who owned computers and maybe never took a class in computer science but learned from books how to program, even Windows programming, and could show me some programs they had written. That's who I hired. People with REAL experience not theoretical knowledge. Problem is that too many companies like Cisco, MS and Oracle make a bundle off of theoretical certification. So you pay your money, take the test and voila! you are a certified expert. Oracle even offers Masters Certification. One becomes a master by taking a whole bunch of Oracle Education courses. All of these certifications are very impressive to management until things go south and suddenly the certified are clueless as to how to proceed.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Significance Global Country of World Peace---Cast System
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 2:09 PM, John jr_...@yahoo.com wrote: The present caste system is an abomination of the varna system. The caste system is a justification for discrimination. On the other hane, the varna system recognizes the natural talent of the people to contribute work for the betterment and prosperity of society. Thanks for placing your comments in the middle of 4-5 other people's replies, so trying to figure out where to snip was a major chore. You just aren't getting Maharishi's contention that the workings of the Universe are just. Maharishi has explained to us how a planeload full of people going down in a crash are meant to be on the plane and there are no accidents, there are no innocent victims. There's also no discrimination, if we look at the world that way. Not between genders, people of different sexual orientations, tall, short, fair skinned, dark skinned. You're born into the right family. After all, Maharishi asserted that the Brahmin pundits have something special in their DNA which makes it possible for them alone to enliven the Vedas. I heard enough rumors from TM teachers in the early days about blacks and their very limited participation in learning and staying with TM as an indication that they are the sons of Cain. I heard this talk from much too many initiators to not believe that Maharishi had mentioned this sort of thing on a course. What's interesting is that the initiators didn't think this belief odd at all. It was all part of the cosmic plan as described by Maharishi.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Quantum touch
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 2:44 PM, cardemaister no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote: http://www.quantumtouch.com/index.php?option=com_contentview=articleid=3 I guess I just have a personality flaw. I think I have to work for a living instead of coming up with a New Age buzzword therapy. I spend a lot of time on Slashdot.org and there's always an active threat about spam and if it can be stopped. The conclusion is that it can't because there is always someone stupid enough to lose thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands of dollars in hopes of getting largess from Nigeria, and there's always someone looking to buy c...@ialis and v?...@. There are always those who can't figure out that their bank isn't going to ask them to authenticate themselves in an email which doesn't even have the word bank spelled right. If only I could lose some conscience I could have a much easier time of making money.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Obama puts the heat on Republicans
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 3:52 PM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: Fairfield Lifer wrote: Ah, but that may not still provide jobs for everyone. Outside of writing software maybe for these projects there is nothing there for me. If you want someone who gets bored after 5 minutes trying to shovel asphalt then I'm your guy. ;-) Of course if they legalize marijuana then maybe all the heady types can get stoned enough so it doesn't make any difference. Well, God bless you and the return of FFL's prodigal son a week or two ago as our laugh track. I eagerly race to FFL each morning to read the dead pan (I think) posts that are funnier than any satire. The Fireside Theater brought into the 21st century.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Microsoft: Layoffs for Some, Visas for Others
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 3:54 PM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: Reminds me of the dot com boom where the dot coms didn't want to hire anyone over 30. Even for management. They wanted to do it their way and we see what happened. I'd like to see someone do so serious studies of the dot com days. Case in point: a house in Silicon Valley which housed half a dozen dot com billionaires (none over 23) who are now most likely trying to scrape by selling tee shirts at the San Francisco Marina. The gathering was based on the belief that these billionaires were obviously the best and the brightest in the world. They moved in together so that no time would be wasted in commuting or other outside activities. These gifts to God could spend day and night brainstorming the next idea that was going to revolutionize the world yet again. After 6 months together they came up with no new ideas, viable or not, and moved out.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Rainbow Galactivation Portal
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 9:19 PM, yifuxero yifux...@yahoo.com wrote: Terry Tortuga's Rainbow Galactivation Portal http://www.juicyworlds.com/terrytortuga/ I will give the weblackey credit for one thing only. Very good sound, almost designed for my new Bose speakers. But otherwise, what's this fetish with the Mayans? Not getting enough human sacrifices in your life these days?
Re: [FairfieldLife] Moon count
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 6:51 PM, yifuxero yifux...@yahoo.com wrote: -Moon count: 13 moons... http://www.13moon.com/cosmic_seed.htm That sound track sounds very familiar. Like it was lifted from the Monroe Institute.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: TMO Finances
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 7:58 PM, yifuxero yifux...@yahoo.com wrote: ---Painted by Starroot. Bio says she had a near death experience then started painting based on downloaded visionary experiences. http://starroot.com/wb/pages/bio.php Which torrent client did she use to download the experiences?
Re: [FairfieldLife] California is Broke!
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 11:43 AM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: The first big shoe of the Republican Great Depression falls. Things are about to get interesting here. http://rawstory.com/news/2008/California_goes_broke_halts_3.5_billion_0202.html Come now. This is Obama's watch. It's the Democratic Great Depression. We've named problems after the current administration before.
Re: [FairfieldLife] California is Broke!
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: Fairfield Lifer wrote: On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 11:43 AM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net wrote: The first big shoe of the Republican Great Depression falls. Things are about to get interesting here. http://rawstory.com/news/2008/California_goes_broke_halts_3.5_billion_0202.html Come now. This is Obama's watch. It's the Democratic Great Depression. We've named problems after the current administration before. LOL! Nope all the result of 30 years of Reaganomics. Obama has nothing to do with it. I don't recall that the Great Depression of the 1930's was named The Democratic Great Depression. It too had to do with bad Republican policies. Trickle down just made us all peons. A foreigner pegged it really well on Slashdot.org in a discussion on H1Bs. Year after year the US kept preaching free trade. Year after year it was a race to the bottom. Give up protection of your economy in favor of the free flow of commerce. Each step along the way a new country became poorer. Finally it's the US's turn to visit the bottom. It was so gradual in the US that people just didn't seem to notice. Both parents had to work to keep the household afloat where before they didn't. Actually, it was packaged masterfully. Packaged in terms of womens rights and feminism. It wasn't that women /had/ to work, though really they did, it was that they had to be fulfilled as women and have the same rights as men. And men worked. Now comes the flood of posts proclaiming that the US should not be richer than other nations. If there are poor subsistence farmers in India or Africa then the US should not expect to have the economy it used to have. Share the poverty. Except of course of the monied class. Predictable as Spring rain.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Where's Your Superman Now?
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8:41 AM, raunchydog raunchy...@yahoo.com wrote: It's an economic stimulus package. Obama swore that pork would be cut out of legislation. Well, since this was an economic stimulus package, funding to prevent STDs (which is still in the package) and for family planning just can't be justified as economic stimulus and in effect is liberal pork. Indeed Nancy Pelosi was asked what family planning had to do with economic stimulus and she came up with the most bizarre answer. There is plenty of time to introduce a bill to promote Obama's liberal agenda. But why do what you campaigned against and lump so many irrelevant appropriations into another bill? Now if you want to attack Obama, then attack him for violating his campaign promise to bring sunshine into the legislative process. He promised that bills would be placed on the whitehouse website for 5 days so all could review. Well, guess what? His first bill, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, was signed by Obama 2 days after being passed by Congress.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: E-bay: Painting of Joe The Plumber On Black Velvet
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8:47 AM, shempmcgurk shempmcg...@netscape.netwrote: I certainly do understand that the mentally challenged have trouble copying and pasting the image they want us to see and, instead, supply links...*so* much less pressure on the brain. I don't remember right now if it's Ruth or Raunchy who include very long links which in GMail cannot be copied into a browser or clicked on because they are part of a large graphic object. Based on what you're using to post to FFL the inclusion on links and images can be very difficult. Now of course there's no complaint for the people who post links to the likes of the New York Times which require a visit to Bug Me Not each time to get log in credentials. If you want to talk about ease, what about the many page posts that are 4-5 replies deep? The original post is there as is all of the replies. The topic has changed repeatedly but you still have to wade through all pages to find where the tread continues. If the 3 person replying to the post couldn't trim, then why couldn't the 5th?
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Shivaratri Stuff
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 6:18 PM, amritasyaputra amritasyapu...@excite.comwrote: Sorry, Ben, but if a puja.net website or any other site calls Vedic Devatas Mythology (as in Vedic Mythology Podcast) they disqualify themselves from being taken seriously. It's a shame. Shaas There is a group, Yagna By Choice, using former Maharishi pundits, which use real mantras out of Yajur Veda instead of Maharishi's tantric mantras. If you're serious about pujas and yagnas and suspect that it takes lots of pundits to do them, not a few pundits for all comers in group pujas/yagnas, take a look at YBC.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Shivaratri Stuff
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Kirk kirk_bernha...@cox.net wrote: Bens group is really good and if one wants monthly yajnas done one should look into them. Many here probably already belong. That other group is wayyy expensive which is total bullshit.Those price gougin ex TM cult pandit mongerors like Yagja By Choice and Bishwa Kalyan are a total rip off, for paying people to pray for one, Ben hits all the points. He gets more elaborate ceremonies done than most. Had him do a puja to Beauty for me and my wife on our anniversary once - it was way powerful. YBC's yagnas and pugas go for normally less than USD 1.00 per pundit hours. Ben's group has lots of people on the same pundits performed by the same small number of pundits. You get what you pay for. Been there. Done that. Even had Ben decide to add sponsors to my private yagnas without bothering to get my permission.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Shivaratri Stuff
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Kirk kirk_bernha...@cox.net wrote: Bens group is really good and if one wants monthly yajnas done one should look into them. Many here probably already belong. That other group is wayyy expensive which is total bullshit.Those price gougin ex TM cult pandit mongerors like Yagja By Choice and Bishwa Kalyan are a total rip off, for paying people to pray for one, Ben hits all the points. He gets more elaborate ceremonies done than most. Had him do a puja to Beauty for me and my wife on our anniversary once - it was way powerful. So sorry you can't find a good paying job to afford them.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: fluoride in water
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 10:04 PM, Joe Smith msilver1...@yahoo.com wrote: Vedic City has all Fairfield services. The water comes from Fairfield, the electricity comes from Fairfield, I've seen FF and county law enforcement at accidents in VC. Mountain Valley Spring water is very popular amongst the residents of VC.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: How woman misuse the power of attraction.
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 8:09 PM, BillyG. wg...@yahoo.com wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, curtisdeltablues Don't you get sick of being bombarded by woman's sexuality day and night? From high school on up to mature adulthood woman are constantly flaunting their sexuality and vanity for men AND other woman. It's as bad (or worse) as men ogling them constantly. Commercials, dress, movies, internet, and on and on and on! Grow up! Actually, no. But what does bother me are the entertainment TV shows where it's just who's hot, who's gown is falling off their front and who (man or woman) is sexy. Very quickly I want to turn the channel. Thank I can take very little of. MTV's TV shows are really bad, IMO.
