Re "I am so fond of waterfalls":
Crikey! Shows how slow I'm becoming. I completely missed the nod to the
"Reichenbach Fall" in the Sherlock death leap at the end of the last series.
But it has been an age since I read the original story and this version is so
hip and postmodern any relation
"The Guru" is not a Bollywood movie though Jimi Mistry is a Bollywood
star but doing some US films.
Deepa Mehta is Canadian and does some of her movies in India but not
necessarily with Bollywood. Her ex-husband was on the Rishikesh course
with the Beatles and published a book of the photos he
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Is that worse than being a "lying jackass," auth, because that's what you were
calling me a couple of weeks ago. I know that following your failure to get the
better of Share, who is far too nimble for you ever to lay a glove on, you need
to fi
Oh really? And do you, oh all-wise Buck in the Dome practice such equanimity
and neutrality towards the wicked when the powers that be at MUM piss you off
with their Dome policies? Lets walk our talk shall we? Or as your other master
supposedly said take the log out of your own eye before you tr
Ati-Rudrabishek - Pandits with Shankaracharya Vasudevanand Saraswati.
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On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 2:22 PM, Richard Williams wrote:
> Our Spiritual Tradition in Sanskrit Narayanam Padmabhavam Vasistham
> Shaktim cha Tatputra
> Parasharam cha Vyasam Shukam Gaudapadam Mahantam
See? I already got your mind of that Indian guy - We're halfway there!! Enjoy
your stew!
See? I already got your mind off of that Indian guy - We're halfway there!!
Enjoy your stew!
Rita and I are really into Bollywood movies - Rita knows a lot more than I
do,and we love all the singing and dancing. The Director of IT where I
worked at the community college, Usha, is from India and she is teaching us
a lot about Indian actors.The movies I listed are just a good place to
start,
Feste, all I can say is I hope your fantasies keep you warm at night. Not even
Share believes what you just said.
Or, I don't know, maybe she does. I just don't think she could possibly be
that out of it.
<< Is that worse than being a "lying jackass," auth, because that's what you
wer
Judy, in any post, I engage with the parts that I'm interested in or
knowledgeable about or just opinionated about. I don't try to cover all the
points, especially when I'm replying to a long post. And it's my opinion that
in a discussion, the actual points and issues it raises are determined by
> As the economy grows worse crime will rise and the
> chances someone will break into your home will increase.
>
There is always a chance of a random break in. One lady we know, an older
lady, that lives down the street, got followed home from the store - the
robbers caught up to her when she was
"Share, you should share more of these tidbits on Batgap. Can you imagine how
they would have said the same thing!!"
Yep, we put on a good peep-show, over there, Steve!
Transcendental Tolstoy.
Dear Feste,
It gets better or worst. Forgive me if I sin as doing more in this paraphrase:
>Feste37> wrote:
>Oh, Buck, "Paraphrasing" the Bible is OK, but doing the same to Tolstoy is
>sacreligeous!
"are you a Meditator?"
In the War and Peace script,
Judy, imo this is one of the strategies you use in an argument that creates a
barrier to finding the truth. To say what I don't believe and then to negate
your statement may be a clever debating tactic. But it brings to my mind the
idea of forked tongues!
On Sunday, January 5, 2014 8:12 PM,
> > Our next door neighbor installed several expensive security cameras all
> > around his house, with some motion detecting lighting. He's also got a
pit
> > bull in the yard and a fence all around, even in the front of his
house. Go
> > figure.
> >
TurquoiseB
> *Hard not to take that personally.
There were two participants who were raising points, Share, not just one. Isn't
that funny, you forgot all about Susan, whose views I was defending. That's OK,
Stevie and Feste did as well. How convenient.
Just for giggles, let's have a look at Susan's point (her first of two), which
you had
Peep show?! I think you've got full exhibition going on there sometimes. (-:
awoelflebater:
> This guy doesn't sound like a nerd he sounds like he's economically
> disadvantaged; in other words - poor.
>
The Nerd's home office is located in the back of his house, out by the
alley. He lives with his wife in the main house, which is quite nice and
homey. They both work at a c
Somebody take Judy's shovel away from her, Please!
Is this where you and Rita got that fake security camera?
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> > Our next door neighbor installed several expensive security cameras all
> > around his house, with some motion detecting lighting. He's also got a pit
> > bull in the yard and a fence a
Oh, I thought Share had already done that, according to you and Feste.
Ooopsie...
Somebody take Judy's shovel away from her, Please!
And if I'd simply declared that you didn't believe Feste, you'd have expressed
even more faux outrage about that. At least I allowed for two possibilities.
(Interesting that you haven't said which is the case.)
No, it doesn't create a "barrier to finding the truth," nor is it a matter of
a
the misspelling here, despite appearances, is not mine but Buck's, although no
doubt no one cares.
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Transcendental Tolstoy.
Dear Feste,
It gets better or worst. Forgive me if I sin as doing more in this paraphrase:
>Feste37> wrote:
>
well, she did, but...you are nothing... if not persistent!
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Oh, I thought Share had already done that, according to you and Feste.
Ooopsie...
Somebody take Judy's shovel away from her, Please!
As far as tongues are concerned, though, yours is more like a whole tree with
the branches all tangled up. That does create a "barrier to finding the truth."
oh yea? Well yours is like a whole tree with all the branches tangled up,
which just got some fertilizer dumped on it, and then, then,
Dear Ones; In the depths of this thread I feel to share with you that I admire
you both, Doc and MJ each for being courageous here in substantial ways of
materially contributing significance on this very very FFL FFL kind of subject
or our group's collective spirituality. I so look forward to fu
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awoelflebater:
> This guy doesn't sound like a nerd he sounds like he's economically >
> disadvantaged; in other words - poor. >
The Nerd's home office is located in the back of his house, out by the alley.
He lives with his wife in
Oh, yesss! Barry. the girl's a super freak!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT65GFEMQ2s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT65GFEMQ2s
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I think that *everyone* who feels that gay marriage is wrong should do exactly
what this Utah man is doing,
Yes. Barry I think we can arrange something?
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Oh, yesss! Barry. the girl's a super freak!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT65GFEMQ2s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT65GFEMQ2s
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I think that
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wgm4u wrote:
>
> Yes. Barry I think we can arrange something?
Good to hear. The more of these thought-dinosaurs who remove themselves
from the collective gene pool by practicing the Darwin Awards Hunger
Fast technique, the better off the human race will be.
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>
> Re "I am so fond of waterfalls":
>
> Crikey! Shows how slow I'm becoming. I completely missed the nod to
the "Reichenbach Fall" in the Sherlock death leap at the end of the last
series.
That's a pretty big "miss." You obviously need to spend more
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