Oh my! Apparently the Tama Sama Nava Sam Yum Yum that Bucky plastered all over us isn't working - Dr. Dummy doesn't want to eat together in sattvic nice-ness.
________________________________ From: "doctordumb...@rocketmail.com" <doctordumb...@rocketmail.com> To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 7:58 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: FFL As Sport Barry, LOL - You self-important, braying jack-ass, with nothing to say. You got your butt kicked appropriately. Now, quit wallowing in your Merde du Mer, and kindly fuck off. You constant spew your unfunny negative messages at everyone, and just because I poked fun at you, accurately I might add, you have now barfed out three or four responses. You have become neither funny nor clever. Now take your own advice, and make yourself scarce, along with your mom. Delightedly, The Management, FFL Main Dining Room --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > It strikes me, parsing the gloat- and hate-fest that > was yesterday's evening's posts, that an accurate > metaphor to portray what does on here on FFL is a > European football (soccer or rugby) game. > > Yeah, I know that the rabid fans I'm going to be talk- > ing about would prefer to think of it as a battlefield, > with themselves cast as Arjuna, doing dharmic battle > against the forces of evil. But hey!...get real. This > is just a silly forum in cyberspace, and they're all > sitting at home in the dark in front of a glowing > screen, not actually "doing battle" the way they > think they are. > > I think of a few of them -- in particular, the Judy > Clique (Raunchy, Ravi, Ann, Jimbo, Emily, etc.) -- as > clumps of overemotional sports fans, sitting in the > stands, their faces painted with all of those ghastly > MIU publication pastel colors, occasionally cheering > for "their team," but more often razzing the "other > team." > > When "their side" starts losing -- as has happened > a LOT lately, with Judy being bested by (imagine > this!) Share at her own parsing game, or her and Ravi > and Jimbo being heartily laughed at by Steve and even > feste -- they do *exactly* what Euro sports fans do. > > They complete *ignore* that their own team is losing, > usually on forced or unforced errors, and turn all > their attention to hurling personal insults at the > players for the other team. They'll yell insults > about the goalie's mother, or claim to be actually > winning, even though the scoreboard clearly says > otherwise. Meanwhile the other team just laughs, > and plays even better. > > Whatever floats their boats, I guess. I think it's > kinda silly to be so attached to one's ego that one > allows its buttons to be pushed so easily. > > Just think, though...if Euro football stadiums had > an "invective limit" the way that FFL has a "posting > limit," these fans would only be able to see one > game a month. :-) > > Back here on Fairfield Life, those who have shot > their wad in the first two or three days of the > posting week will be sitting on the sidelines for > the rest of it, not even able to yell at the "other > team." Think how frustrating that will be for them, > and how much invective they'll have built up by next > Friday at midnight UTC, when they'll all "hit the > ground hating" again. > > Meanwhile, the actual game of discussing ideas and > dealing with the ideas themselves instead of hurling > insults at those who do goes on without them. As it > always has. Some people are actually on the playing > field, and others are where they've always been -- > in the grandstands, yelling. >
