--- In [email protected], "It's just a ride" <bill.hicks.all.a.r...@...> wrote: > > On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 3:40 PM, TurquoiseB <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > From my side, to be honest, I've been trying > > to provoke a little interest lately, in lieu > > of bailing from FFL altogether. > > > > > > So, if you'd like, consider my "high numbers" > > a "last gasp," an attempt to see if there is > > any life left in the Olde FFL, from my obviously > > jaded perspective. If so, I'll stick around. If > > not, I'll bail. > > > > Don't you realize that people have left because they have had enough of our > resident Lord of the Flies? The one who lords over all, thinks "pushing > buttons" is a noble thing instead of an ill mannered, nasty thing to do and > is in violation of the guidelines and rules of FFL? > > Try reading the guidelines and rules. Its as though they were written just > for you. Why Rick hasn't thrown you out in light of his guidelines and > rules is beyond me and I'm sure many other FFL people. Thankfully for you > Rick is the owner/moderator in name only. > > People would stop lurking and become contributors to FFL if you left. But > they will lurk until assured they won't be playing into your game of > superiority and bullying, trying to compensate for the obvious, that you > have no other place to go. Many go away for a few months, come back to > check if you're still here then go away again, hoping to wait you out. > > I would appeal to your sense of shame in urging your to leave FFL, but shame > is something your type of person lacks.
Interesting observation. The same could be said about the "Vaj". Several lurkers stay away from FFL because of these two characters. But will your suggestion happen ? Probably not since the Turqs and Vaj's attachments to lifelong self-lies and hatred towards Maharishi are too strong.
