how do you explain Bill's perception of your comment/s as 'slur'?
i guess his imagination ran away with him.
Maybe he thot i wuz callin him a HOMO?
i guess you would really need to ask him that since it was not meant as one.
very "interesting" Clouso [sp]
Is the analysts office open for bizness?
Are you trying to PSYCHOanalIZE me?
maybe it is their conscience bearing witness...
or maybe they are clutching at straws to avoid issues....
or maybe....
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
interesting, Kevin, you are not disagreeing with JD that 'this is how' your imagination works, below--intentional 'slur', as below, does play a role in your approach to people, eh?e.g., how do you explain Bill's perception of your comment/s as 'slur'? isn't it correct, as JD observes, that 'slur' is an aspect of your theology?also, isn't (e.g.) BB saying that Mormons perceive 'slur' at work in your presence in SLC--is this true?ftr, it seems that employing an intentional 'slur', apparently corroborated below, could be considered slander--apparently it's your intent to slander Bill by the 'slur', no?give it some thought; when convenient, please explain the role of 'slur' in your current thinking, writing, and preaching (in a post in this thread if you don't mind or to me privately)--a clear rational rationale for it is requiredthanks, in advance, for your careful consideration/sOn Thu, 3 Mar 2005 17:34:29 -0800 (PST) Kevin Deegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:This would only be a slur to a SODOMITEApplying?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In a message dated 3/2/2005 8:01:20 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oh, and what's the deal with the slur ("Adam &William It is from the HSV - Homo Standard Version")? What have I done to deserve this?
Bill
Bill, this is how Kevin's imagination works. He sits around the house all day, making up cute little diddies to say -- thinking, of course, that he has exalted himself , intellectually and proven some kind of point all at the same time. Ozarkian theology works in this fashion.
Jd
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