Wow. Wounded vanity rears its (dare I say it) ugly head. :-)

It's a good thing I didn't mention that photos of Ann in her riding breeches 
are starting to look like someone tried to stuff ten pounds of Jell-O into a 
five pound sack. :-)  :-)  :-)


Let me get this straight...pointing out that someone you consider aesthetically 
ugly IS ugly is a Bad Thing, whereas pretending that the guy who smuggled 
literally millions of dollars across international borders ISN'T a crook is a 
Good Thing. And pretending that the guy who has to waddle his 300 pounds up to 
a microphone and talk about Maharishi's vision of "perfect health" ISN'T 
hideously fat is a Good Thing. That sure puts all of Judy's talk about 
"honesty" into perspective, doesn't it?  :-)

For the record, I do not find ALL women ugly, which is what a misogynist would 
think. I think many of them -- including many women my age or older -- are 
quite attractive, aesthetically speaking. Heck, I even think that *TMer* 
Heather Graham is quite attractive, and is doing a great job on the new season 
of "Californication." I just reserve the right to call ugliness where I see it. 



As for what calling names "says" about another person, I suspect these two 
women might want to go back and look at a few of the things *they* have called 
*me*. Judy has claimed that I am a drunk, a drug addict, a tax criminal, and 
worse. Ann (being a few crayons short of a full box in the intelligence area) 
has usually limited herself to lesser "Yeah, what Judy said" taunts that she 
mistakenly feels will get under my skin. 


Me, I'm quite comfortable with no longer looking like I did in my 20s and 30s. 
It takes IMO a weird kinda person to take offense when someone points out that 
they no longer do, either. To get one's size 40 panties in a twist just because 
someone points out the *obvious* about their appearance makes as little sense 
to me as getting them in a twist because someone holds a different opinion 
about a psychopathic former cult leader than they do. Oh. Never mind.  :-)  :-) 
 :-)



________________________________
 From: "awoelfleba...@yahoo.com" <awoelfleba...@yahoo.com>
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2014 3:15 AM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] The World's Highest Ranking Alien Believer
 


---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <authfriend@...> wrote :



P.S.: And it says far more when it's men ragging on a woman's looks. It marks 
them as male chauvinists at best and misogynists at worst, no matter what they 
may claim in other contexts. (Especially when they do it without knowing what 
the woman looks like, as Barry did with me.) Speculating negatively about a 
woman's love life (as Barry has also done with me--he should only know!) falls 
in the same category.

It's usually the last ditch effort by some loser to bring the equivalent of 
someone's mother or sister into the argument. Lacking any better ammo they 
simply resort to petty sniping at things unrelated to anything. Bawwy and Grey 
simply possess zero class. Period. Of course, Bawwy appearing intermittently in 
posted pictures here as the rumpled, grizzled, old fart that he is makes his 
comments almost hilarious - but not quite. It simply points him out as someone 
with a huge double standard - you know, the ones that imagine themselves above 
the need to give a shit about what they look like because they have so much 
going in the charm, intelligence and creativity department. 


Oh, OK, thanks for explaining. I agree, faces are purely incidental here. 
Apparently Barry and azgray feel otherwise, but it seems to me that to rag on 
what someone looks like exposes a certain, well, deficit in the ability to come 
up with meaningful criticism of the person's participation. It says far more 
about them than it does about the object of their disapprobation.



On 4/29/2014 1:23 PM, authfriend@... wrote:

Actually, as you know, Richard,
I did post a photo of "my own face" a few years ago (along
with "Barry's Fantasy Image of Judy"). 
>
>>>Sorry for the confusion, Judy, I was referring to azgrey as "she",
maybe it's a "he", but whatever, it's anonymous to me as a face,
which was my point. I'm not really serious about people's faces - I
don't care what people look like or where they were born or live -
only what they say or post. Seriously.
>>>
>>>
>>>It's in the Members section.
That's the one azgray is referring to. Apparently he believes
he's the only one who can see it, so he feels safe in
describing it as what he wishes I looked like.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <punditster@...> wrote :
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>On
4/28/2014 7:38 PM, azgrey wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Rather that admit
the effects of
all those years of cigarettes and seething anger,
she calls
herself “a fairly nice-looking dame.”
Yeah…..right…and TM
“reverses the aging process.”   
Most of us can determine for ourselves who is a fairly
nice-looking
dame, and who isn't. But, she forgot to post a photo of
her own
face. That, in itself tells us quite about "as-grey." Go
figure.
>>>

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