Whatever, Bob.

Poor taste in video choice, only reflects the content of hot men.   
Judy or Denise would agree?   Most men, would not.

Nice try. 

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Emily Reyn <emilymae.reyn@...> wrote:
>
> Oh mon dieu.  Excusez-moi s'il vous plait.  Je suis desolee.  Merci 
> beaucoup.
> 
> Warning:  Read at your own risk
> 
> I realize this is going to sound kind of schizophrenic but I am retiring my 
> name and rebranding.  You can call me Emily or Em or Em-dash or whatever 
> else. I have taken pity on myself and have taken Denise off the front lines 
> for now - her own name is creating too much angst for her.  She doesn't want 
> to represent at this time - she's experiencing PTSD and is going to start 
> EMDR in January (yes, and will be meditating too).  Somebody needs to have 
> that poor girl's back 24/7 in the real world - she's been having a rough go. 
>  It occurred to me that that person has to be me.  Imagine that. I 
> meditated yesterday and visualized her as a child and she is quaking in her 
> boots.  And, bloodletting all over this forum is really not the right way to 
> go for her. I'm only going to do it this last time - hopefully.  I have also 
> let her know that nailing herself to the garage door or prostrating herself 
> in front of her lawnmower won't improve her image in the
>  neighborhood.  So, Emily is stepping in to help her.  
> 
> Obbajeeba, I am not holding your poor taste in video that morning against you 
> in the slightest.  I will say that I much preferred the one with Ginger in 
> it that Bob sent, care of his wife.  I know you didn't mean to set off such 
> a reaction in me and it was a pretty good joke, objectively, I do agree.  I 
> triggered heavily, which is actually a good thing, and I blame it all on the 
> voodoo (see video at end of post).  I might have even had a wet dream just 
> prior to the days' long rolling shame attacks that ensued.  Kind of like an 
> ocean wave.  They are happening a lot these days.  I breathe through them 
> and allow them to wash over me. It was very kind of you to think of me after 
> I posted out and I don't want you to feel at all badly.  I'm moving forward 
> and I do feel lighter :)
> 
> To Bob's wife, I am extremely appreciative of your very fabulous response and 
> I am letting go of any guilt I might be harboring subconsciously.  I am 
> definitely not a threat in any way....and I look nothing like Cameron 
> Diaz...so there is nothing to worry about there either.  Although I do hope 
> to resemble Maria Bello in a year's time.  
> 
> Bob is a lucky man, which we all know on this forum.  After hearing from 
> you, he is even luckier than we might have imagined.  I unsubscribed soon 
> after I posted and didn't see this until now.  I was thinking today that I 
> should go back and check the thread but I've been too frightened.  I knew I 
> lobbed one out there and then ran for my marmot hole. I always underestimate 
> this forum - I was kinda hoping that if I didn't look, it wouldn't be there. 
>  Again, not so.  
> 
> I am almost convinced, not quite, but almost, on the TM.  Yes, I absolutely 
> want the benefits exactly as you have described and never have I heard them 
> so well put, may I add.  But, I'm not buying the whole "value" line of 
> reasoning at the price its being offered - not at all - my subjective 
> principles are at play :)  And, the remaining pennies in my piggy bank are 
> being saved to buy me as much time off as I can get in the coming year.  I 
> was hoping I could use the Leonard Cohen mantra - the secret of the universe 
> - if you haven't seen the video I/Emily posted earlier, it's a good one - 
> last two minutes for the mantra.  And he is so cute when he smiles.  But, 
> now its out there and off limits.  I keep forgetting.
> 
> I have discovered that a buddhist monk kind of a guy is living several doors 
> down from where I live who is doing/teaching a meditation group.  I am 
> getting his number, as for me, I want to believe in my current state of 
> disrepair that meditation is meditation is meditation and that this practice 
> will work as well as the next at this point in time.  My head is barely 
> above water, after all.  Yes, I will pay, but its a nominal fee.  I did my 
> own thing yesterday for 30 minutes and it totally changed my day, so I know 
> there is something to this.  Hours of classical music are also helping.  My 
> expectations are low, so I'm sure they'll be met.
> 
> We all have a story.  I will keep this fairly brief but I was sexually 
> assaulted 1.5 years ago by get this, a husband. His wife, my primary friend 
> in the relationship, had left for their island retreat with the kids (one of 
> them mine) and I sat down with a glass of wine to "shoot the sh*t" with her 
> husband, who I hadn't seen in awhile, and who was staying behind.  In 
> hindsight, he must have been drinking heavily throughout the day (he had a 
> very high tolerance and it was hard to tell). In hindsight, they had invited 
> me to their wedding anniversary at Teatro Zinzani the year before as they 
> "weren't enjoying just spending time with themselves anymore."  In 
> hindsight, he lost his mind.  It was a physical fight and he didn't get what 
> he wanted at the time.  He apologized, but it was too late.  
> 
> I cut off contact with both of them immediately.  I begged off dinner 
> invitations. I forced myself through one ski day with my friend because I 
> knew she had no idea.  I did the George Costanza line..."it's not you, it's 
> me," which was also true in that I was full into my corporate death spiral at 
> that time.  I asked myself, "What will be gained by me telling her?"  They 
> were "do" friends - backpacks, ski trips, camping trips, dinners, 
> parties...she didn't like to talk emotional anything.  We were always about 
> the activity - our friendship was very "stereotypical male" in that regard. 
>  But, I was already pulling away because I was turning into an emotional 
> wreck and was having trouble pretending or getting the energy up to "do."  
> 
> It would be excruciating; it would blow their marriage apart; it would blow 
> our families apart; betrayal, pain, and suffering.  Our kids went to yoga 
> together - why ruin their world?  It would be the end of the relationship 
> anyway.  I agonized over this, because I am usually pretty direct and I like 
> to think I am an honest person.  I asked myself as Bob likes to say, accept 
> seriously in this case, "Was it something I said?" And then, "Was I giving 
> off sexual energy in some way that he picked up on and thought I wanted 
> back?"  "Was my vulnerability showing through?"  After all, it is always 
> the woman's fault isn't it?  She asked for it, after all, didn't she?  I've 
> known them for 10 years - nothing even resembling this kind of interaction or 
> conversation had ever occurred. 
> 
> So, in the end, I determined it "wasn't on my dot."  It really wasn't my 
> fault.  I couldn't take on being the one in the middle, bringing their 
> problems to a focus at point blank range on my forehead. If she had been my 
> best friend, I would have told the story, because I know she would have 
> believed me and it would have been about honoring the friendship, first and 
> foremost. But, she wasn't my best friend in that sense - she didn't own her 
> feelings - she would have looked for someone to blame - it would have been 
> me. I chose "situational ethics." So, you see, when that video was posted, I 
> freaked out - even though it had absolutely nothing to do with any of you at 
> all.  
> 
> I am living in my "pain body" as Eckhart Tolle would say.  I know it; I have 
> to stop feeding it.  I have a plan.  I need to keep it light here.  This 
> post is not that light, but Emily is in charge now and she has better 
> executive function, so there's hope for the future.  
> 
> By the way, I created my name - "the Reyn part" based on the weather here, 
> but see now nicely it dovetails with the video Raindrops Keep Falling....In 
> the end, I really do blame it all on the voodoo.  
> 
> And, luckily for me, I located some speakers for my laptop in my garage. 
>  And, I hooked them up, and they work.
> 
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcr9_dCOusk
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ________________________________
>  From: obbajeeba <no_re...@yahoogroups.com>
> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
> Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 5:39 PM
> Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Yo Denise
>  
> 
>   
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWMxX5MGuHI
> 
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bob Price <bobpriced@> wrote:
> >
> > 
> > 
> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_5l6rIUu4A
> > 
> > 
> > ________________________________
> > From: Ravi Yogi <raviyogi@>
> > To: "FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com" <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 12:57:10 AM
> > Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Yo Denise
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Nice to hear from "the wife" and glad to hear that you have given up all 
> > pretenses to reign in Bob and letting fat chance and old age do its work :-)
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > On Nov 14, 2011, at 11:14 PM, Bob Price <bobpriced@> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > >-Denise
> > >
> > >This is my first and (I hope to God) last post on Fairfield Life. I'm "the
> > >wife". I asked Bob to let me send you a post, after he showed me this post
> > >of yours. Bob shows me a lot of FFL posts, but the ones I enjoy the most 
> > >are
> > >yours and Judy's. I enjoy your posts because you have a great sense of 
> > >humor
> > >and do not take yourself too seriously, and I admire Judy for standing up 
> > >to
> > >some obvious sexism. 
> > >
> > >Thank you for asking Bob to share your post with me; I appreciate you 
> > >watching my
> > >back. I wouldn't be too concerned though; I'm confident the chances of Bob
> > >finding another brunette version of a Cameron Diaz doppelganger are about 
> > >as
> > >narrow as (I'm told) my very narrow ankles. Not that Bob isn't resourceful,
> > >he's all of that, but as I'm sure you've guessed, he's getting a bit long 
> > >in
> > >the tooth. I agree with your take on the "after sex" video, according
> > >to Bob, Obbajeeba was scraping the bottom of his nitrous oxide tank (I 
> > >have no
> > >idea what that means) and got a bit carried away. The only part of
> > >this post that's Bob's is this link, which Bob insists is the link 
> > >Obbajeeba
> > >should have sent.
> > >
> > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDmCZar-MpA&feature=related
> > >
> > >I have no doubt you and I could keep up with Ginger, but Bob as Fred, 
> > >maybe on his
> > >keyboard.
> > >
> > >The reason I wanted to send you this post was to do something I've never 
> > >done
> > >before; recommend you get initiated into TM. I'm not a promoter of TM, and
> > >unlike Bob, I've only been mediating for a couple of years. I've been 
> > >following
> > >your posts describing some of your recent health challenges. Based on the 
> > >last
> > >few years of meditating, it's been my experience that TM might just be the 
> > >kind
> > >of technique that would help you with the passage you are presently going
> > >through. TM is subtle; it's been my experience that it unlocks something 
> > >that's
> > >already there; I like to think of it as a slight edge (no fireworks) like 
> > >the
> > >slight edge top performers have. I don't mean it makes everyone a top
> > >performer, I don't believe it does; I believe it opens this edge of a 
> > >little
> > >more energy, a little more clarity and a little more happiness, and I 
> > >believe
> > >that slight edge makes many of the normal challenges life, throws at us, a 
> > >lot
> > >less daunting. I run my own company, and I've been impressed by how it 
> > >helps me
> > >when I should be running on empty.
> > >
> > >When I started a few years ago, I thought Bob was an idiot for not 
> > >teaching me and
> > >insisting I pay the 4 figures to get initiated. I wanted to know why the 
> > >hell
> > >he won't teach me, but he insisted I go to the TM center to learn (he said 
> > >he didn't want
> > >me to use it against him, if we ever ended up in court:). Since my first
> > >meditation, I have not asked him why again. The point I'm trying to make is
> > >that if you can manage the fee, I would not hesitate to recommend
> > >you pay it. I can't honestly explain it, but for what it costs why mess 
> > >with
> > >the system, if it will help you find in yourself what you need to come out 
> > >the
> > >other side of what you're presently going through. It's also been my 
> > >experience
> > >(with your corporate background, I'm sure you know this as well) people 
> > >value
> > >what they pay for. And lastly, something happened when I went through the 
> > >puja
> > >the day I was initiated, it might just be me but something seemed to happen
> > >between my initiator and me that made me feel she's on my side. I 
> > >recommend you
> > >get a female initiator, frankly, some of the male initiators seem a bit 
> > >odd to
> > >me, but then the guy I sleep with seems a bit odd to me at times, so what 
> > >can I say. I
> > >have no doubt; TM works, and it works well.
> > >
> > >I can't believe I just wrote this.
> > >
> > >Best of luck.
> > >
> > >________________________________
> > >From: Denise Evans <dmevans365@>
> > >To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
> > >Sent: Monday, November 14, 2011 2:03:23 AM
> > >Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Yo Denise
> > >
> > >Thank you Bob:
> > >
> > >That is a great quote.
> > >
> > >My occipital lobe enjoys everything you post :)  My frontal and 
> > >parietal lobes struggle to keep up.  I forwarded the last one for later 
> > >viewing.  
> > >
> > >My musical reply is posted at the end of this soliloquy.   
> > >
> > >It has come to my attention that my "debt to equity ratio" is high - quite 
> > >a bit higher than I'm comfortable with.  Ultimately, I'm in search of 
> > >the "win/win" solution for my Self - fantasy/hallucination or no.  I've 
> > >got some "action items" I need to "own" and "implement".  I'm all about 
> > >the client, you know, regardless.  In that my current client is myself 
> > >or Self, if you prefer, I'm just trying to "bring it on home."  
> > >
> > >I am "retooling" my strategy with my new client in mind.  I'm pretty 
> > >sure I'll find that I'm no longer in the driver's seat, but I've done 
> > >plenty of strategy in my life and I was pretty good at it in my particular 
> > >line of work, so my Ego insists on trying to help.  After all, I had a 
> > >lot of success - the clients were happy and so was I.  Unfortunately, 
> > >hindsight tells me, it was all at the expense of my nervous system and 
> > >other systems I was unaware of at the time.  Whoops.  
> > >
> > >Nothing was more gut-wrenchingly painful than watching myself 
> > >self-destruct.  I was perched outside my body and staying objective, so 
> > >I knew what was happening, but the forward momentum was stronger than my 
> > >ability to stop it. 
> > >
> > >I made some critical errors along the way....I forgot to develop an exit 
> > >strategy, for example.  I remedied this immediately upon realizing the 
> > >error, but it was too late. I'd taken so many sucker punches and "hits" in 
> > >the final years that my body/Self said: "No deal, not this time - I'm 
> > >running the show now. I am removing you as CEO - you are out of touch and 
> > >doing a crap job - there is no "value added" from your input."
> > >
> > >Luckily for me, the larger God/universe stepped in and gave me a way out - 
> > >it only cost $36 million of our taxpayer dollars.  With my last 
> > >remaining strength, I dove for door.  I set up the meeting, I cleaned 
> > >out my desk.  I moved everything I wanted to my car.  My layoff was 
> > >in the bag and I had a credible story to substantiate it.  When they 
> > >walked me out, I hugged my manager and thanked her profusely.  And 
> > >then, I went to bed.
> > >
> > >I am in serious recovery in every respect - I thank you for your part in 
> > >helping move me from the "living dead" to  "hmmmm.....what is this?" 
> > >Thank you for helping me get back in my body.  It actually was an 
> > >unintended consequence of me partaking in a medicinal variety by myself 
> > >for the first time since high school.  I did an awful lot of dancing 
> > >and you did help me stay tethered to the planet that night. I hope it was 
> > >as good for you as it was for me.  Please tell the "wife" everything - 
> > >I'm sure she will understand, and for the fuckin' record, in case anyone 
> > >on this forum is wondering, I don't mess around with married men ever 
> > >(Sorry, I just had to say that because of that "after sex" video - can't 
> > >let that lie there with no response.  What, in God's name will people 
> > >think of me?  I'll be condemned and burned at the stake.  I like it 
> > >hot, but not that hot.)  
> > >
> > >Phase II is "on deck."  It's time to heal. My sister sent me a 2012 
> > >Burning Man calendar as a gentle nudge.  I don't know, looks pretty 
> > >crazy to me. However, she is smarter than I am, so perhaps she knows best. 
> > > I took an IQ test today and while I am sure it's inaccurate, I am not 
> > >as stupid as I thought.  Does one need a high IQ to attend?  I am a 
> > >bit of a sandbagger at times.  In terms of reasoning, that is. Not sure 
> > >what the larger intellect is doing.  
> > >
> > >Obbajeeba, if you read this, you have also been an enormous help to me and 
> > >thank you so much for acknowledging my existence on the planet and finding 
> > >me pretty men to look at. This is where I am starting. And that line about 
> > >the crickets was priceless.  
> > >
> > >I'll be back later, if only to lurk and practice "silence" (Yeah, right).
> > >
> > >I leave you with my absolutely favorite song from one of the movies you 
> > >posted a song about (I think).  The all-time best of George Clooney.
> > >
> > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08e9k-c91E8&feature=related
> > >
> > >________________________________
> > >From: Bob Price <bobpriced@>
> > >To: "FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com" <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
> > >Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 2:45 PM
> > >Subject: [FairfieldLife] Yo Denise
> > >
> > >Denise,
> > >
> > >IMO, you're one of the real delights on FFL. 
> > >
> > >I thought you might enjoy the following:
> > >
> > >"The true object of propaganda is neither to convince or persuade, but to 
> > >produce a uniform pattern of public utterance in which the first trace of 
> > >unorthodox thought reveals itself as a jarring dissonance."
> > >
> > >-Leonard Shapiro
> > >
> > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bBWBG9r2o
> > >
> > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbug5sM1T1w&feature=related
> > >
> > >http://c-realmpodcast.podomatic.com/player/web/2011-10-26T06_20_22-07_00
> > >
> > >            
> > >              
> > >
> >     
> >
>


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