Edgar,
I don't know, some people are actually sensitive to squabbles, and _ad hominem_
attacks, especially if they are new in town, and seeking a path that's a bit
different from our violent, litigious, un-civil societies.
Merle, here, of strong stock, often tells you kids to cool down, and calls you
on creating "stormy weather". Pretty good call.
Thanks, I have been a contributor, yes. I do my best. I wouldn't say I've
been major, but I am back only a few months following a ten year gap, after
bouncing-off here a decade ago.
The people of consequence are people you haven't met yet.
"No-holds barred" is a wrestling term. Icch. You see? Disgusting. I think
that very often you do not know how your ingrained habits and figures REPEL,
yet you persist in this sort of thing, on obsolescent autopilot.
--Joe
PS Please don't tell me about "Sumo". I'll just repeat the above. ;-)
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> Why would a free, no-holds barred discussion of the deeper meaning of Zen
> scare anyone "of consequence" away?
>
> And you've been a major contributor to it of course....
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