Yeah, but just because something is popular doesn't meen it is good. If we
all lived our lives that way everyday I am not so sure we would get much
accomplished?
Oh no, the Database is down!!
Why?
I don't know, who cares.
hehehe
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LOL!! Now that sounds like fun. Just immagine the frustrated users and
damagers running around trying to deal with that answer!
Rodd Holman
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What did the Buddhist say to the hotdog vendor?
Make me one with everything.
(Sorry that was from "Motherless Brooklyn" which I just finished reading.)
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LOL!! Now that sounds like fun. Just immagine the frustrated users and
damagers running around trying to deal with that answer!
Rodd Holman
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Actually, I think following the Tao has more to do with being true, i.e.
being who you are, which also naturally meshes with where nature is heading.
Similar to other religions that tell you that if you follow certain
precepts, you will be "purer" and therefore will be closer to heaven, God,
whate