--- In [email protected], Bhairitu <noozguru@...> wrote:
>
> On 05/26/2011 09:07 AM, Ravi Yogi wrote:
> > --- In [email protected], turquoiseb<no_reply@> wrote:
> >>
> >> Funny stuff, Tart. I particularly liked "Are they all
> >> ex postal employees?" because the most rational and
> >> restrained person on the forum these days *is* an ex
> >> US Postal Service employee. :-)
> >>
> >> We never hear from lurkers. Duh. That's why they're
> >> called lurkers. But what must they THINK of this zoo?
> >>
> >> I mean, we're all used to it. Whether we're still part
> >> of the TM organization or not, if we were at one point
> >> (as opposed to those here who never were, and just
> >> gazed at it from the periphery, never got involved,
> >> and lived on their fantasies of what it was like), we
> >> have seen this kinda crazy so long and so often that
> >> we've almost come to ignore it as "normal."
> >>
> >> It isn't. It's crazy.
> >>
> >> People arguing who's right and who's wrong about stuff
> >> that can never be proven either, because it's all just
> >> opinion. People spending well over half of their posts
> >> each week trying to "get" the people they don't like.
> >> And that's leaving out the couple of people who claim
> >> to be fuckin' ENLIGHTENED, ferchrissakes, and then get
> >> their buttons pushed so easily that they spend dozens
> >> of posts acting out pre-adolescent revenge fantasies.
> >>
> >> Place is a fuckin' ZOO.
> >>
> > This is not a Zoo, this is the FFL Pub, a place for mature individuals -
> > if you think it's a zoo and it's bothering you so much, may be you
> > should rethink. Oh forgive me, obviously not, because of your lies day
> > in and day out that you use to denounce spirituality and harass real
> > seekers. You obviously have a lot invested in this zoo, may be you have
> > opened a circus elsewhere? Is that all you have left now to defend your
> > lies by making it into "its all an opinion lie"? What an interesting
> > strategy to mask your deception and lies by masquerading it as an
> > opinion - I'm amazed yet quite amused.
>
> Nah, it's the Funny Farm Lounge or did you just think it was a pub where
> the waitresses dressed up like nurses? And just what did you think was
> in that little cup you're drinking?
>
I'm always sippin' my divine vodka that I found hidden in the cellar of my
divine mother.
I'm not supposed to reveal this but I'm too drunk so here you go - don't get
deceived by the mantras and meditation techniques that the Gurus give, those
are all toys to entertain the intellectuals. All Gurus have a secret cellar
which is loaded with divine vodka. The goal of a seeker is to trick the Guru
and break into this cellar to get the hidden stash of this divine vodka, and
then as they say - the world is in your pocket.
