--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote: > > > > Just to rub it in a little, the above from Barry and > > Vaj is absolutely hilarious given (a) that we're > > talking about the Netherlands, as Lawson pointed out; > > Judy should resist the desire to "rub it in." :-) > > First, I think that everyone here understands > that in her case it's a metaphor for her repressed > sexual urge to rub...uh..."other" things, especially > mine.
(Anybody who's been paying attention understands that the person obsessed with sexual fantasies-- including the one above--is Barry, not me.) > Second, if she (and Lawson) had paused in their > desire to slam me long enough to look at a map of > the Netherlands, they might have noticed that Vlodrop > is almost at the German border, If Barry had actually read my posts, he'd know I explicitly located Vlodrop right along the German border. *far* away from any > artificial terraforming they might be implying was > done to reclaim land from the sea. Not the point, of course. It isn't just a matter of land reclamation from the sea; most of the country has been affected in one way or another by the various measures that have been taken to protect the land from flooding, not just from the sea but from the rivers, including the Meuse, going back many centuries. The point is that humans often don't have the luxury of "trying to suss out the natural organization and energy flow of nature, and then taking advantage of it and living in harmony with it." > "Credibility" in action, folks...it just doesn't > get any better than this. Judy reviews movies and > feels comfortable with labeling the director a > religious bigot without having seen the film. Speaking of credibility, I did not, of course, review Gibson's movie. Barry knows this. And he also knows the basis on which I labeled Gibson a religious bigot. Unless, of course, he's making these accusations without having read the posts in question. Lawson > declares that Apple invented MPEG-4. Both seem to > believe that an area on the inland side of Holland > had no original natural features, and was reclaimed > from the sea. Again speaking of credibility, neither Lawson nor I suggested such a thing. > To paraphrase the old anti-drug commercial, "This is > your mind on TM." Actually it's Barry's mind cooking in his endless fantasies. About time to stick a fork in it.
