Richard, so glad you're back. I like your protocol (-:
On Thursday, September 11, 2014 9:39 AM, "'Richard J. Williams'
pundits...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]" <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
On 9/10/2014 11:04 PM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:
>Om, Really; you people should all be meeting in Fairfield for a dinner after a
>group meditation.
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As long as it's not on the campus - several informants aren't
allowed inside the domes or in a few cases, allowed to even to set
foot on the MUM campus. Also, you need to consider that some of the
respondents on FFL have exhibited violent tendencies.
So, I would think that the dinner guests should at least be able to
eat dinner and a discussion without resorting to throwing food or
upsetting a table or two.
Also, it would be very rude for an informant to show up and sit at
the back of the room posting to Facebook or watching TV and ignoring
the whole conversation.
Maybe we should set out some protocols before sending out the
invitations.
* Throwing food and drink and cursing will not be tolerated.
* Personal attacks, name-calling, and slandering other TMers is
illegal.
* If you start a fight, upsetting a table and shouting, you will be
asked to leave.
* Try to avoid yelling across the room "Yo MF", "Yo, jackass", or
replying, "WTF", "LIAR", "TROLL" or, "STFU".
These are just suggestions, Buck.
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This next month and this fall are going to be especially spiritual here. You
should be here. I can't really talk about it here but you should Be here Now.
Heck, Fairfield itself is nearly the middle geographical place between most all
the remaining posters on FFL on average. You all should meet sometime in group
meditation and over dinner sometime right here in Fairfield between all ewes.
All we are saying here is "Let's Give Peace a Chance".
>Jai Guru Dev,
>-Buck in the Dome
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>awoelflebater... wrote :
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>no_reply wrote :
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>Dear Fleet,
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>"we belong to a mutual admiration society"!
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>Did you move yet. Have you seen the TV (I know,
I know) Public Broadcasting Show about the
treehouse building guy? I'd google the name, but
for I'm writing to you. More person-to-person,
less Google-to-Google, and not-at-all
Wikipedia-to-Wikipedia.
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>My memories of childhood treehouses remain as
vivid as the actual living of it all.
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>I guess if I built one now, it might last the
Summer. My carpentry has gotten atrophied here
in Manhattan.
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>About "all the fuss, drama, and downright indignation, about how many there
>have been", I don't get it. If a race competition is coming up, don't we need
>to train?
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>Well, brace yourself, I just responded to my
detractors with a doozy. Can't wait for
"Others'" responses. Always entertaining.
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>And ain't That what it's All about?
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>Your partner in choreographing soap operettas,
>d
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>I sense the announcement of a North American dinner date approaching. If I
>don't get invited to this one I don't know what I'll do.
