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Like a master and slave.Gary Childress wrote:I sometimes wonder if the Devil and God don’t possess some sort of mutual respect or admiration for one another and a shared contempt for all things frail and mortal.
... and utopia will immediately be lost for lack of liberty.Gary Childress wrote:When utopia is achieved, everyone will be conservative.
If that's the best he can do then it's not much of a bonus but, even so, Dubious may well find that he's biting of more than he can chew.thedoc wrote:Harbal wrote:
I don't think Dubious meant to offend, that was just a bonus.
How fucking stupid.---- But it's not me saying it, nor necessarily to you.marjoram_blues wrote:That's as maybe, but not necessarily addressed to present company.Harbal wrote:So which silly boy was being referred to by lips other than yours?. There are quite a few to choose from round here.marjoram_blues wrote:
Not addressed to you, Harbal.
And not even necessarily from my lips.
Haven't figured out quote tags yet?Harbal wrote:If that's the best he can do then it's not much of a bonus but, even so, Dubious may well find that he's biting of more than he can chew.thedoc wrote:Harbal wrote:
I don't think Dubious meant to offend, that was just a bonus.
I seem to have ended up with two for the price of one.thedoc wrote:
Haven't figured out quote tags yet?
There was no intended offense here. You're simply too eager to rinse out ad hominems! My reflection was merely one which meant to imply that "from the waist up" includes "from the neck up" with all its dire consequences. As for "biting off more than I can chew" I never worry about that since I was never in the situation where I couldn't chew what I bit off...or almost never!Harbal wrote:I hope this is a random reflection, I wouldn't like to think it is a deliberate attempt to cause offence.Dubious wrote: You can already see what it's like from the neck up.
How random ?Dubious wrote:Another reflection as request by the OP.
- Spiritual or esoteric insights are not infallible but most sensitive to feel decline before the fall.
- Almost every feeling creates a thought for its justification.
Reading an interesting page or paragraph on anything can instantly coalesce into any number of random reflections which makes me a very slow reader.marjoram_blues wrote:How random ?Dubious wrote:Another reflection as request by the OP.
- Spiritual or esoteric insights are not infallible but most sensitive to feel decline before the fall.
- Almost every feeling creates a thought for its justification.