> On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 6:49 PM, maskedzebra <[email protected]>wrote:
> 
> > Dear Tom,
> >
> > Just to clear one thing up. I never paid any attention to post counts,
> > because I never knew anything about limits. I probably should have; no doubt
> > I was sent this information. But if ignorance is no excuse under the law,
> > you at least should know that I was plumb dumb about this regulation, and it
> > did not seem indulgent for the authorities to overlook this initial flouting
> > of the rules, when, as a recent arrival in this country (FFL), I had no idea
> > that there were any binding laws of the road. And besides, I found myself,
> > once I began posting, having to fend off or respond to a multitude of
> > voices, each one more or less making a demand upon me to clarify, to prove
> > myself.
> >
> > Of course had I known about the rule, you may be sure I would have
> > conformed. And since it is the spirit not the letter of the law that counts,
> > are you willing to say that, in suspending the normal punishment when it
> > came to me, the editors at FFL violated your sense of justice?
> >
> > Because if this is your experience, I am willing, in being sincerely
> > convinced of this conviction of yours, to TAKE THE NEXT WEEK OFF FROM
> > POSTING.

--- In [email protected], Tom Pall <thomas.pall@...> wrote:

> RC, don't place limits on yourself like that.  Take next week and the week
> after and the week after.
> 
> But Nature's already taking its course.  You're quickly becoming irrelevant
> here just as you've become irrelevant wherever you've squatted.  Soon all
> that be left behind will be some rotting turds, a God awful stench and
> flies.
> 
* * RC, though I may occasionally tweak your beliefs, and often find myself 
unable to plough through some of your more involved posts (nothing personal; I 
just don't have the intellect I once did, and feel the same about many of the 
wordier posters here), I hope you know I am really glad to see you again after 
all these years, and above all, to see you here. 

Like you, I too felt the overwhelming intimacy of integrating all of these 
different personalities in my body or awareness-field when I first joined FFL 
-- I was often so wired I didn't sleep for several days. (Not that sleep is 
what it used to be, anyhow. Like you, I believe, I generally feel as if there 
is a part of me that is always asleep, and a part that is always awake....)

Anyhow, I just wanted to let you know that I for one am very happy you're here 
with us, and I hope you feel like sticking around.

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