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Yes, I was a high producer of high quality stuff myself, no question. On one of the larger projects I was on, the scheduler would invite me to meetings because I would say what needed to be said; everyone else was too scared. That's what happens when one can't deliver what one has promised. Smile. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: You crack me up, emnot. sounds too much like me, burning another bridge, in another meeting, during my working daze. Always got stuff done, though. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: I have no idea Share what you are talking about. You are talking gibberish based on a knowledge base of death and dying that appears to be zero, based on your comments. That's what I'm saying here. That's my point. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: Emily I shared with John that death notices here report blissful and or peaceful deaths. Turq brought up about Castanedas. I said the notices I've seen have been about unfamous people. What do you think I'm talking about? On Thu, 10/17/13, emilymaenot@... mailto:emilymaenot@... mailto:emilymaenot@...> wrote: Subject: RE: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Most Educated Countries in the World To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, October 17, 2013, 11:46 AM Re: "Well we're talking about the death notices of plain folks, not famous ones." Share, this is *not* what you were talking about. You continually betray yourself in your own posts - why do you do this? Yet more absurd nonsense; words that mean nothing and go nowhere. Dig a little deeper, maybe? ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mailto:fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com> wrote: Well we're talking about the death notices of plain folks, not famous ones. I would think that families would simply not mention if the passing was rough. Actually I have heard of one such rough passing of a TMer so there has also been honesty about such. On Thursday, October 17, 2013 10:35 AM, TurquoiseB wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long wrote: > > Ann, I don't think people are lying about it. Do you? In this case, I think that Ann's comment, snarky though it may be, is valid. That's *exactly* what True Believers do. Case in point: When Carlos Castaneda died (of cancer) some of his TBs claimed that he "passed peacefully." The real story, according to eyewitnesses, is that he *literally* died screaming. > On Thursday, October 17, 2013 10:16 AM, "awoelflebater@..." wrote: > > ---In fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com mailto:fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > John, just to share that death notices on the bulletin > board of the coat room in the women's Dome often say that > the person passed peacefully and or blissfully surrounded > by friends and family. > > Well, it's highly unlikely that they're going to say > they went out screaming. >
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Yes, I'm aware of who you were conversing with. And yes, I sure am entitled to my opinion about your posting. Now, let's get back to what I asked you. You wrote to Barry: "Well we're talking about the death notices of plain folks, not famous ones." What was your point? That famous folks are more likely to have unpleasant deaths than "plain folks," and therefore we should assume that reports of peaceful deaths of "plain folks" are always true? Share wrote: > Judy, I was discussing something of interest to me with John and turq. You > are of course > entitled to your opinion about my posting. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: I wrote: (snip) > Again, Share, you have this pathological compulsion to SAY SOMETHING, > ANYTHING, just to be saying something, just to see your name as the author > of a > post, whether it makes sense or not, whether it makes a contribution > or not. Just to add: It's as if the only way you know you exist is if you can see your words and your name on your computer screen.
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Judy, I was discussing something of interest to me with John and turq. You are of course entitled to your opinion about my posting. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: I wrote: (snip) > Again, Share, you have this pathological compulsion to SAY SOMETHING, > ANYTHING, just to be saying something, just to see your name as the author > of a > post, whether it makes sense or not, whether it makes a contribution > or not. Just to add: It's as if the only way you know you exist is if you can see your words and your name on your computer screen.
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Very hollow laughter, Share. You can't even write a coherent sentence. You've asked those (disingenuous) questions before, and you know what my answers are. But you're afraid to even try to answer my questions. What was the point of your post mentioning Castaneda? Share babbled dishonestly: > laughing, Judy, then why do you not only exchange posts with > me? Why do you actually butt into my exchanges with others > to do so?! And are you even interested in the topic?! On Thursday, October 17, 2013 3:00 PM, "authfriend@..." wrote: Share, this is not a response to my post. Did you not read it? Or is this just one more attempt to avoid dealing with reality? Or is it the compulsion I mentioned to say SOMETHING, ANYTHING, even if it isn't the tiniest bit responsive, so you can pretend you're interacting with other people? What was the point of your post mentioning Castaneda? Share wrote: > Judy, it's true, I trust those death notices I read because I don't see why > people would lie > about how the person passed. Others can trust or not as they wish. I was > discussing > something of interest to me with John and turq. There are many topics and > posts on FFL > that I ignore. What was the point you thought you were making? That famous people are more likely to have unpleasant deaths than people who aren't famous? And therefore we should trust reports of peaceful deaths of the not-famous? Makes no sense, Share (not to mention the fact that whatever you were trying to say was based on the single example of Castaneda, in which those closest to him lied about how he died). Again, Share, you have this pathological compulsion to SAY SOMETHING, ANYTHING, just to be saying something, just to see your name as the author of a post, whether it makes sense or not, whether it makes a contribution or not. Share wrote: > Emily I shared with John that death notices here report blissful and or > peaceful deaths. > Turq brought up about Castanedas. I said the notices I've seen have been > about unfamous > people. What do you think I'm talking about?
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laughing, Judy, then why do you not only exchange posts with me? Why do you actually butt into my exchanges with others to do so?! And are you even interested in the topic?! On Thursday, October 17, 2013 3:00 PM, "authfri...@yahoo.com" wrote: Share, this is not a response to my post. Did you not read it? Or is this just one more attempt to avoid dealing with reality? Or is it the compulsion I mentioned to say SOMETHING, ANYTHING, even if it isn't the tiniest bit responsive, so you can pretend you're interacting with other people? What was the point of your post mentioning Castaneda? Share wrote: > Judy, it's true, I trust those death notices I read because I don't see why > people would lie > about how the person passed. Others can trust or not as they wish. I was > discussing > something of interest to me with John and turq. There are many topics and > posts on FFL > that I ignore. What was the point you thought you were making? That famous people are more likely to have unpleasant deaths than people who aren't famous? And therefore we should trust reports of peaceful deaths of the not-famous? Makes no sense, Share (not to mention the fact that whatever you were trying to say was based on the single example of Castaneda, in which those closest to him lied about how he died). Again, Share, you have this pathological compulsion to SAY SOMETHING, ANYTHING, just to be saying something, just to see your name as the author of a post, whether it makes sense or not, whether it makes a contribution or not. Share wrote: > Emily I shared with John that death notices here report blissful and or > peaceful deaths. >>> Turq brought up about Castanedas. I said the notices I've seen have been >>> about unfamous >>> people. What do you think I'm talking about? >> >>
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Share, this is not a response to my post. Did you not read it? Or is this just one more attempt to avoid dealing with reality? Or is it the compulsion I mentioned to say SOMETHING, ANYTHING, even if it isn't the tiniest bit responsive, so you can pretend you're interacting with other people? What was the point of your post mentioning Castaneda? Share wrote: > Judy, it's true, I trust those death notices I read because I don't see why > people would lie > about how the person passed. Others can trust or not as they wish. I was > discussing > something of interest to me with John and turq. There are many topics and > posts on FFL > that I ignore. What was the point you thought you were making? That famous people are more likely to have unpleasant deaths than people who aren't famous? And therefore we should trust reports of peaceful deaths of the not-famous? Makes no sense, Share (not to mention the fact that whatever you were trying to say was based on the single example of Castaneda, in which those closest to him lied about how he died). Again, Share, you have this pathological compulsion to SAY SOMETHING, ANYTHING, just to be saying something, just to see your name as the author of a post, whether it makes sense or not, whether it makes a contribution or not. Share wrote: > Emily I shared with John that death notices here report blissful and or > peaceful deaths. > Turq brought up about Castanedas. I said the notices I've seen have been > about unfamous > people. What do you think I'm talking about?
