Do I really have to ask you not to do this very douchey thing, Barry, really?
OK then I'll ask. Please don't sign my full name at the bottom of straw men versions of my POV out of respect for the fact that most of us just skim posts within our otherwise busy days and it is hard enough to keep track without this in the mix. There were many statements in what you write here, Barry, that I wouldn't want anyone to think I had generated. If you want to play fast and lose with accuracy and just assume other people will keep up, please do it at your expense in the future,not mine. This shit we put up on the Internet is FOREVER. It carries some responsibilities. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > Wow. Take a night off from Fairfield Life and it > goes officially Bat Shit Crazy. I think that the > bottom line on all this insanity should be given > to the two people causing most of it: > > APOLOGY FROM ROBIN: > Please forgive me, Curtis, and everyone. I was just > having a bad night, after realizing the truth about > myself, that I am nothing more than a minor cult > wannabee who spent a few years in a minor wannabee > cult. And that I finally became so narcissistic and > so deluded in that cult that I began to imagine that > I had the moxie to start my own cult. I failed > miserably at that, and was laughed out of town, and > now I'm nothing. In the history of spirituality in > North America, I don't even deserve a footnote; I > was that minor and that passing a fad. Realizing > all this just got me down, that's all, so I made > up some shit about you. Sorry. > - Robin W. Carlsen > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <authfriend@> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Robin Carlsen" <maskedzebra@> wrote: > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "seventhray1" <steve.sundur@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Judy, you do leave me speechless. Almost. It is at this point > > > > I reflect on the last Narnia book, "The Last Battle", when the > > > > ape "Shift" turns the truth upside down. And succeeds in doing > > > > so for a while. I guess that's a difference between that book > > > > and FFL. I don't think anyone is fooled here, even for a moment. > > > > > > > > I hope Robin doesn't turn on you here Judy. That could happen > > > > you know. > > > > > > ROBIN: Actually, this is the only moment in today's proceedings > > > where I feel you have hit a nerve, Steve. And I believe your > > > warning to Authfriend both timely and even portentous. I would > > > ask you, Authfriend, to be careful at this point. Curtis and I > > > understand each other. I don't know you at all. And sometimes I > > > think you act as if you know me much better than you do. Do you > > > understand this, Authfriend? > > > > F*ck off, Zebra Baby. I don't give a crap about you and > > your Issues; I'm after Curtis here. Don't get in the way, > > OK? I know you better than I need to. > > > > > You will thank Steve someday for his rebuke here. But funny > > > thing is: the more I write into you, the more I like you! > > > > Yeah, yeah, very funny. Take your levers and hooks and > > grappling irons and go after somebody who hasn't made it > > all the way around the block even once yet. > > > > "Write into you," is that Canada-speak? Hey, I'll tell > > you where you can write into, mister. > > > > > But that doesn't change the wisdom of Steve's admonition, > > > as surely you must know, Authfriend. > > > > Nothing can ever change Steve's wisdom, I agree with > > you there. > > >
