Posted on 09/28/2002 2:21:38 AM PDT by kattracks
Edited on 05/26/2004 5:09:07 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
I wiped a grin and was shagrinned
I'd ruther not bust in.
the martian men were beating them,
and someone did not find me
ramalamadalesh 29 sept. 02
Thus, I feel I'm offering the other person the opportunity to NOT be offended by my ensuing remarks, should his/her skin be ultra-thin. If they dare go on with the discussion, I make it crystal clear what I think about their ridiculous point of view!
8-)
Which often translates into money for such shakedown artists as Jesse Jackass Jackson, as you can guess that this statement most certainly does:
"Jesse Jackson says he's almost pleased, but wants more penitence from the producers"
Bears repeating.
All your way are belong to tao
Cold mashed potatoes are the pits.
It is not the shattering bowl but the space inside the shattering bowl that is useful. It is not the clank of the spoon going into the bowl of cold mashed potatoes, but rather the ejaculation out of Buddhas mouth when he realized how pitiful they are. Buddha is a sickness aching to be put out of its misery. Thus by listening to AC DC Buddha gives answer to your prayer and will reincarnate you. Into the rainbow colored choking peanut butter eating non buddha dog who will become the undying best friend of the rainbow peanut butter eating man buddha.
And that is the truth.
"Read my lips", he mouths the word PAY while saying aloud "no new taxes"
I don't know If I was a butterfly dreaming to being a man speaking "no new taxes" Or if I was a butterfly silently mouthing the words "Pay your taxes or else!"
dream on Buddha
Confucius said "avoid fame and punishment"
Avoid fame? This seems counterintuitive to most people, they want fame. Avoid fame because infamy is close at hand. Infamy in the hands of powerful men becomes the work of violent conflict. For the basic human the deed leaves no mark of reputation, because it is not connected to a structure of power whereby every action becomes an item of comment. Fame is a terrible condition because fame alone without power makes a man vulnerable. Thus the hero's journey holds a fallacy. A man may rise to power and fame through meritorious deeds, but he will be de-famed. Fame is an unnatural state. It is not possible to maintain the power that it needs or generates. He will fall to the threshing floor, and be forgotten. He will experience katabasis...infamy, poverty, and humility. Unless people like us continue to empower him. The hero must learn that he is niether special, or lucky, but only that he is simply human like the rest of us.
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