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thedoc wrote:... It must be some kind of madness that infects fanatics on the internet.

It's not called the Internut for nothing.

thedoc wrote:Make it a long sleeved t-shirt with straps and buckles on the ends of the sleeves.

thedoc wrote:You would think that is the face of all this opposition Bob would just give up and go away, I would think that any sane person would do that.

I have thought about this in regard to a few different people -- as I can't imagine having people say the things to me that are said to some people. And if those things WERE said to me, I would be GONE! I guess that's the difference -- if a person would be of the mindset to GO, they wouldn't be the kind of person to act like that in the first place. It IS a very strange thing -- a level of denial (it seems) unlike anything some of us can imagine possible. And I think it demonstrates why the world is as bafflingly out-of-balance as it is. A lot of people on very, very different wavelengths. Tuned-in (or completely out) to different things. Vastly varying degrees of awareness and receptivity. All convinced about what they see, and arguing about their way being the best or right way and/or the ultimate truth. It's fascinating that so many different wavelengths can exist on this one planet. So many COMPLETELY DIFFERENT experiences are occurring!!!

Lacewing wrote:

bobevenson wrote:Are you and Mr. Oblivious in the same club with your propeller beanies?

Has someone else said that to you too??! WOW! What are the ODDS of that? It must be a divine message.

The only divine message there is your obtuseness.

bobevenson wrote:The only divine message there is your obtuseness.

This sounds like you're describing yourself, Bob. Which makes sense, as you can't seem to see beyond yourself.

Lacewing wrote:

bobevenson wrote:The only divine message there is your obtuseness.

This sounds like you're describing yourself, Bob.

I only describe myself as a divinely inspired prophet of all things spiritual, political and economic.

bobevenson wrote:

Lacewing wrote:

bobevenson wrote:The only divine message there is your obtuseness.

This sounds like you're describing yourself, Bob.

I only describe myself as a divinely inspired prophet of all things spiritual, political and economic.

Ah yes... your deception.

Lacewing wrote:

bobevenson wrote:I only describe myself as a divinely inspired prophet of all things spiritual, political and economic.

Ah yes... your deception.

Descriptions are not deceptive, only ploys and artifices as used in the game of Ouzo.

bobevenson wrote:

Lacewing wrote:

bobevenson wrote:I only describe myself as a divinely inspired prophet of all things spiritual, political and economic.

Ah yes... your deception.

Descriptions are not deceptive, only ploys and artifices as used in the game of Ouzo.

I would say she's playing the game very well using your deception.

PhilX

bobevenson wrote:I'm sure neither of you could play Ouzo very well.

Ahhhhh, you just fumbled the ball.

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

bobevenson wrote:I'm sure neither of you could play Ouzo very well.

Ahhhhh, you just fumbled the ball.

PhilX

Just now? ? ? ?, Surely you jest?

thedoc wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

bobevenson wrote:I'm sure neither of you could play Ouzo very well.

Ahhhhh, you just fumbled the ball.

PhilX

Just now? ? ? ?, Surely you jest?

He's got butterfingers.

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote:

thedoc wrote:

Philosophy Explorer wrote: Ahhhhh, you just fumbled the ball.

PhilX

Just now? ? ? ?, Surely you jest?

He's got butterfingers.

PhilX

That would explain why his brains slid out of his A*s*s and got flushed down the drain.

bobevenson wrote:It would be nice if you two actually had something to say. Yes, you do make a good tag team, but I'm not sure which of you should be more embarrassed at having the other as his partner.

At least now you have an excuse for not sitting on your brains.

PhilX