[FairfieldLife] Re: Drinking and Cigars: a recognized religious rite and requirement
Here Here - There There - Hare Hare Even Bhaktivedanta used snuff. It was an Indian gentleman's indulgence. Let us enjoy fine Dominicans, like Romeo Y Julieta. Let us enjoy fine British Empire indulgences, like kick in the door and shoot 'em all - Black and Tan. Let us enjoy fine Americans, like Woodford Reserve. Let us enjoy - all you puritanical prudes!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Drinking and Cigars: a recognized religious rite and requirement
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, satvadude108 no_re...@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, grate.swan no_reply@ wrote: Just after meeting with Roosevelt and Stalin in Yalta, Churchill met with the Saudi king. At a state dinner in Saudi Arabia, the muslim prohibition against alcohol and smoking was to be observed at the dinner for Churchill. Churchill in no uncertain terms told the king's minister that smoking cigars after dining, and drinking before, during and after dinner was a fundamental part of his religion and he was obliged to follow his religious doctrine. The king obliged Mr. Churchill. So its is clear that drinking and smoking are religious activities -- at least to some -- and by the logic of this forum, that makes it a religious act. Thus we must ban drinking and smoking at all publicly funded schools! A hard blow to an honored tradition I know. Imagine, sober kids in school! And during sessions of congress. Its absolutely mandated by the constitution (following the logic of some prior posts). I'm sensing some bitterness and frustration. What's next? Prohibitions on consensual sex? Whatever you and your left hand mutually consent to do -- thats none of my business.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Drinking and Cigars: a recognized religious rite and requirement
I am glad you have found the path back to religion. However, I have some quite disturbing news. Its been found that smoking marijuana is a religious rite in some hindu sects and the rastafarains. Regardless of whether marijuana actually works, its clearly a religious rite, with deep religious roots. And users are often heard to explain, oh my god! and Best shit since jesus. If parents only knew! If they knew about the religious roots of marijuana they would never let their kids smoke marijuana in schools. Church and state are banned from mixing. We must not allow kids to continue these religious rites in school. Besides the religious nuts behind marijuana are theives. They are asking like $300-400 for a basic course. And the fees just keep coming an coming. Why there are so many other fine alternatives that are free -- sniffing paint thinner and airplane glue for instance. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, pranamoocher bh...@... wrote: I had a deeply religious experience this afternoon with a delicious cigar and a Fat Tire to smooth it down. I wholeheartedly invite all others to incorporate these religious experiences into their routines. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, satvadude108 no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, grate.swan no_reply@ wrote: Just after meeting with Roosevelt and Stalin in Yalta, Churchill met with the Saudi king. At a state dinner in Saudi Arabia, the muslim prohibition against alcohol and smoking was to be observed at the dinner for Churchill. Churchill in no uncertain terms told the king's minister that smoking cigars after dining, and drinking before, during and after dinner was a fundamental part of his religion and he was obliged to follow his religious doctrine. The king obliged Mr. Churchill. So its is clear that drinking and smoking are religious activities -- at least to some -- and by the logic of this forum, that makes it a religious act. Thus we must ban drinking and smoking at all publicly funded schools! A hard blow to an honored tradition I know. Imagine, sober kids in school! And during sessions of congress. Its absolutely mandated by the constitution (following the logic of some prior posts). I'm sensing some bitterness and frustration. What's next? Prohibitions on consensual sex?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Drinking and Cigars: a recognized religious rite and requirement
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, grate.swan no_re...@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, satvadude108 no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, grate.swan no_reply@ wrote: Just after meeting with Roosevelt and Stalin in Yalta, Churchill met with the Saudi king. At a state dinner in Saudi Arabia, the muslim prohibition against alcohol and smoking was to be observed at the dinner for Churchill. Churchill in no uncertain terms told the king's minister that smoking cigars after dining, and drinking before, during and after dinner was a fundamental part of his religion and he was obliged to follow his religious doctrine. The king obliged Mr. Churchill. So its is clear that drinking and smoking are religious activities -- at least to some -- and by the logic of this forum, that makes it a religious act. Thus we must ban drinking and smoking at all publicly funded schools! A hard blow to an honored tradition I know. Imagine, sober kids in school! And during sessions of congress. Its absolutely mandated by the constitution (following the logic of some prior posts). I'm sensing some bitterness and frustration. What's next? Prohibitions on consensual sex? Whatever you and your left hand mutually consent to do -- thats none of my business. So how long were you and Nabby on Purusha together?
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Drinking and Cigars: a recognized religious rite and requirement
So how long were you and Nabby on Purusha together? Nabby was never on Purusha. It's obvious from his delerious state. They would never accept him. Purusha are quite serious about who they let join. Also if you exihibit mental derangement they kick you off, just like that!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Drinking and Cigars: a recognized religious rite and requirement
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, grate.swan no_re...@... wrote: Just after meeting with Roosevelt and Stalin in Yalta, Churchill met with the Saudi king. At a state dinner in Saudi Arabia, the muslim prohibition against alcohol and smoking was to be observed at the dinner for Churchill. Churchill in no uncertain terms told the king's minister that smoking cigars after dining, and drinking before, during and after dinner was a fundamental part of his religion and he was obliged to follow his religious doctrine. The king obliged Mr. Churchill. So its is clear that drinking and smoking are religious activities -- at least to some -- and by the logic of this forum, that makes it a religious act. Thus we must ban drinking and smoking at all publicly funded schools! A hard blow to an honored tradition I know. Imagine, sober kids in school! And during sessions of congress. Its absolutely mandated by the constitution (following the logic of some prior posts). I'm sensing some bitterness and frustration. What's next? Prohibitions on consensual sex?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Drinking and Cigars: a recognized religious rite and requirement
I had a deeply religious experience this afternoon with a delicious cigar and a Fat Tire to smooth it down. I wholeheartedly invite all others to incorporate these religious experiences into their routines. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, satvadude108 no_re...@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, grate.swan no_reply@ wrote: Just after meeting with Roosevelt and Stalin in Yalta, Churchill met with the Saudi king. At a state dinner in Saudi Arabia, the muslim prohibition against alcohol and smoking was to be observed at the dinner for Churchill. Churchill in no uncertain terms told the king's minister that smoking cigars after dining, and drinking before, during and after dinner was a fundamental part of his religion and he was obliged to follow his religious doctrine. The king obliged Mr. Churchill. So its is clear that drinking and smoking are religious activities -- at least to some -- and by the logic of this forum, that makes it a religious act. Thus we must ban drinking and smoking at all publicly funded schools! A hard blow to an honored tradition I know. Imagine, sober kids in school! And during sessions of congress. Its absolutely mandated by the constitution (following the logic of some prior posts). I'm sensing some bitterness and frustration. What's next? Prohibitions on consensual sex?
