date:20090131

[FairfieldLife] Re: How woman misuse the power of attraction.

2009-01-31 Thread TurquoiseB

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine salsunsh...@...
wrote:

 On Jan 30, 2009, at 7:11 PM, curtisdeltablues wrote:
  
  Thanks for noticing.  My shoes are killing me but they look 
  fabulous don't they?
 
 You got it, many shoes are high-class torture.
 Who needs waterboarding when you got those?

Amen, sister. :-)

After Bhairitu mentioned The Last Templar
here recently, I went to the IMDB and looked
it up, and I noticed that the majority of the
one-star (out of 10) reviews mentioned that
they regretted that there was no lower rating
that they could use.

Well, that made it an absolute must see for
me, so I downloaded it and watched it. And I
must say that in general the reviewers were
right, but that it had redeeming qualities.
One of them was Miro Sorvino, as an Indiana
Jones-like archeologist, walking about in her
Manolo Blahniks. 

Yes, they made her already-attractive legs
look great. But yes, they probably were worse
as a form of torture than tossing Indy into
a vat full of snakes.  :-)

I'm with both Curtis and you on the subject
of women playing dress-up. I truly appreciate
the lengths they go to to look attractive,
and often succeed. At the same time, I thought
that Mira Sorvino looked just as hot in her
archeology togs. I'm sure you look fetching
in sweats, with or without the Manolos.

It's the inner hotness that counts. :-)

[FairfieldLife] Re: Name the speaker

2009-01-31 Thread TurquoiseB

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, I am the eternal l.shad...@...
wrote:

 On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 9:36 PM, shempmcgurk shempmcg...@...wrote:
 
  Chill the fuck out?
 
  I say the opposite: L. Shaddai has shown too much restraint.  He
  should be even MORE angry than he is.
 
  To call someone a racist is one of the lowest things you can 
  do in this day and age...and he has every right to be angry.
 
  Indeed, the act of posting another person's private or public
  information on the web is about 10% as outrageous as the act of
  calling another person a racist without there being any 
  justification for it, which I believe to be the case here (at 
  least as far as the impugned words that everyone seems to be up 
  in arms about).
 
 Thank you Shemp.  Of course no one bothered to read my response 
 to Edward as to whether or not I had meant what I said with the 
 word spawn.
 
 Actually, posting the public information on a public website to 
 help them fill out their next application for credit was the 
 gentlest thing I could do considering the options I have 
 available to me.  Don't worry.  T'ain't illegal.  

Neither would be these folks whom you have
threatened gathering up a collection of 
your posts railing against the TMO on this
forum and mailing them to the course admin-
istrators for IA in Fairfield, right? With 
your real name attached to them. 

Using the reasoning you have been displaying
lately, that would be a fair thing for someone
here to do, right? To defend themselves?

And, although there is nothing illegal about
it, I suspect you know what would happen as a 
result, right?

Chill the fuck out, dude. 

You are embarrassing yourself and the IA courses
and the meditation programs you seem to enjoy so 
much. The next time you suggest that *Edg* is 
manic depressive, I think you're going to hear 
howls of silent laughter in the background.

 But it does show how I feel about the snap decisions both 
 made to call me nasty names and their continued repeating 
 this business about racism with me as the object lesson.  
 If they want to perpetuate nasty, well, as you rip so 
 shall ye sew.

I think the words you're searching for are reap
and sow. That said, I suggest you ponder what 
I've said above. Of all people on this forum, 
neither Edg nor Marek are the ones who need to 
fear much from having the things they'd prefer
to keep private made public. But frankly, you do. 

It's not as if it was difficult to figure out
who you are. How many people on one forum brag
about having worked for the Gambino family?

'Nuff said, I hope. 

STOP this embarrassing shit, dude. You have a 
higher side that is delightful. I enjoy it 
and enjoy interacting with it. And then you 
have this inner crazy person who comes out
from time to time, and that person acts like
a real dick. That's the person who is acting
like a petulant child because someone called
him on being something that in the past he not 
only admitted to being himself, but *proudly* 
admitted to being.

STFU.

It's the only way you can salvage anything
even remotely resembling respect on this forum.

[FairfieldLife] Re: OffWorld annhilates Vaj and Cardemeister---------was/// TM puja is religious

2009-01-31 Thread cardemaister

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_re...@...
wrote:
 I can't believe you are still quoting Monier-Williams.
 Do you realize that quoting Monier-Williams is like quoting the Bible as
 fact.
 
 Apachiti = The movement that is the waters that protect from abuse
 and disease

Taijat olla huumormiehii? : )

Yeah, right!

 Forceps = Power Post Script.
Window = be victorious on the stock market!

Troll over, Beethoven! LOL!
 

 
 OffWorld

[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Superior Races and The Titantic'

2009-01-31 Thread nablusoss1008

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Robert babajii...@... wrote:

 I believe that we are all souls, having the experience of 
inhabiting a
 body, for the time we are here, this time...
 
 The main lesson of all humans who considered themselves superior to
 others, or choose to use this supposed superiority to dominate 
others,
 make a clear mistake to life.
 
 If a white guy like me, spends some time in Mexico, after a while, 
it
 will appear that I am brown.
 
 So, whether you wish to quote Abraham Lincoln, Adolf Hitler, or
 whomever, they were both wrong on this subject.
 
 Being Jewish, I would also add, it is wrong to consider Arabs
 inferior, and vice versa...
 
 Until we get this lesson, we will be constricted by this limited and
 obnoxious belief...that one is superior than others.
 
 Remember the land we occupy, was stolen from the Native Americans, 
who
 lived here for thousands of years, caring for the land, and 
developing
 many, many beautiful traditions...they too were wiped out by the 
ones
 who considered themselves, superior.
 
 When you consider yourself superior, you are asking for a fall...
 
 I remember one time, when I was working with a teenager, who was
 autistic, and had the functional level of a two year old. I thought 
to
 myself, how could God create such a one, and also create a 
Maharishi.
 Later, my question was answered, when I was leaving... 
 He, somehow knew, I was going, intuitively, I guess, and I felt from
 him the same kind of unconditional love, that I had felt in
 Maharishi's presence...
 R.G.

What's wrong with this babajii fellow, posting a sane post on FFL !

[FairfieldLife] Re: How woman misuse the power of attraction.

2009-01-31 Thread do.rflex

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, BillyG. wg...@... wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, curtisdeltablues
 curtisdeltablues@ wrote:
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, BillyG. wgm4u@ wrote:
  
   Some day woman will team with men, and sex will be held to be a
   sacrament (like in the Catholic Church) and woman won't flaunt
*it* in
   a selfish attempt to gain some advantage here or there.
Certainly as a
   society we can do better, time for *real* change.
  
  Why not put yourself out of your misery and move to the countries in
  the Mideast where they have their women under control?
  
  Many people are not threatened by a woman who has taken the time to
  attract attention. 
 
 Don't you get sick of being bombarded by woman's sexuality day and
 night?  From high school on up to mature adulthood woman are
 constantly flaunting their sexuality and vanity for men AND other
 woman. It's as bad (or worse) as men ogling them constantly. 
 Commercials, dress, movies, internet, and on and on and on!  Grow up!


It wouldn't be a problem for you BillyG if you weren't attached to it.
The attachment is within 'you'. The problem is 'yours'.

[FairfieldLife] -Liberated- Iraqis Give Bush His Monument

2009-01-31 Thread do.rflex

September 22, 2003 -

The problems in Iraq are ahead of us,
but we're doing better than people think.
And a year from now, I'll be very surprised
if there is not some grand square in
Baghdad that is named after President Bush.

There is no doubt that, with the exception
of a very small number of people close to
a vicious regime, the people of Iraq have
been liberated and they understand that
they've been liberated. And it is getting
easier every day for Iraqis to express
that sense of liberation.

~~ Richard Perle (PNAC Neocon)
http://www.aei.org/events/contentID.20031003144313426/default.asp

-Liberated- Iraqis Give Bush His Monument

SEE MONUMENT:
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/WORLD/meast/01/29/iraq.shoe.monument/art.shoe.monument.cnn.jpg

http://snipurl.com/b208w

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- For the war-beaten orphans of the northern
Iraqi city of Tikrit, this big old shoe fits.

A huge sculpture of the footwear hurled at President Bush in December
during a trip to Iraq has been unveiled in a ceremony at the Tikrit
Orphanage complex.

Assisted by children at the home, sculptor Laith al-Amiri erected a
brown replica of one of the shoes hurled at Bush and Prime Minister
Nuri al-Maliki by journalist Muntadhir al-Zaidi during a press
conference in Baghdad.

Al-Zaidi was jailed for his actions, and a trial is pending. But his
angry gesture touched a defiant nerve throughout the Arab and Muslim
world. He is regarded by many people as a hero. Demonstrators in
December took to the streets in the Arab world and called for his release.

The shoe monument, made of fiberglass and coated with copper, consists
of the shoe and a concrete base. The entire monument is 3.5 meters
(11.5 feet) high. The shoe is 2.5 meters (8.2 feet) long and 1.5
meters (4.9 feet) wide.

The orphans helped al-Amiri build the $5,000 structure -- unveiled
Tuesday -- in 15 days, said Faten Abdulqader al-Naseri, the orphanage
director.

Those orphans who helped the sculptor in building this monument were
the victims of Bush's war, al-Naseri said. The shoe monument is a
gift to the next generation to remember the heroic action by the
journalist.
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When the next generation sees the shoe monument, they will ask their
parents about it, al-Naseri said.

Then their parents will start talking about the hero Muntadhir
al-Zaidi, who threw his shoe at George W. Bush during his unannounced
farewell visit.

Saddam Hussein, the former Iraqi leader toppled by the United States
in 2003, was from the Tikrit region.

Al-Zaidi marked his 30th birthday in jail earlier this month. One of
his brothers said he is in good health and is being treated well.

Al-Zaidi's employer, TV network al-Baghdadia, keeps a picture of him
at the top left side of the screen with a calendar showing the number
of days he has spent in detention. The network has been calling for
his release.

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