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Gus
May 16, 2013, 6:32:16 AM5/16/13
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Many consider bodily fluids disgusting-- once they are out side of their own
body. For example, saliva. We swallow our own constantly, no problem. But
who would drink a bowl of soup or glass of juice after spitting in it?
(Aside: I once in read in Marvin Harris "Good to Eat" that to many Chinese a
glass of milk looks like a glass of spit--being that many are lactose
intolerant, a glass of milk is not very appetizing. (I never had another
glass of milk after reading that. Also, it is kinda odd to drink milk after
weaning, especially from a different species.)... And then there is the
whole thing about drinking the excretion from a different species is okay,
but if you offer someone a glass of human female milk most people would be
repulsed. cf:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/02/us-cheese-breastmilk-idUSTRE7413X020110502)
Then there is the whole thing about it is okay to exchange bodily fluids
with someone you love (and vice versa), but with a stranger that is
disgusting. (Unless they pay enough, but even then still a bit disgusting.)
On BBC Overnight, this morning there was a story about using insects for
food. Many children die of malnutrition in this world we live in, but
insects provide a good source of protein and sustenance. The interviewee
suggested that it would be worthwhile to set up insect farms to raise
insects for food. Approximately 1/3 of children die of malnutrition.
body. For example, saliva. We swallow our own constantly, no problem. But
who would drink a bowl of soup or glass of juice after spitting in it?
(Aside: I once in read in Marvin Harris "Good to Eat" that to many Chinese a
glass of milk looks like a glass of spit--being that many are lactose
intolerant, a glass of milk is not very appetizing. (I never had another
glass of milk after reading that. Also, it is kinda odd to drink milk after
weaning, especially from a different species.)... And then there is the
whole thing about drinking the excretion from a different species is okay,
but if you offer someone a glass of human female milk most people would be
repulsed. cf:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/02/us-cheese-breastmilk-idUSTRE7413X020110502)
Then there is the whole thing about it is okay to exchange bodily fluids
with someone you love (and vice versa), but with a stranger that is
disgusting. (Unless they pay enough, but even then still a bit disgusting.)
On BBC Overnight, this morning there was a story about using insects for
food. Many children die of malnutrition in this world we live in, but
insects provide a good source of protein and sustenance. The interviewee
suggested that it would be worthwhile to set up insect farms to raise
insects for food. Approximately 1/3 of children die of malnutrition.
OllieN...@aol.com
May 16, 2013, 7:54:58 AM5/16/13
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On May 16, 6:32 am, "Gus" <gus.over...@geemail.com> wrote:
> Many consider bodily fluids disgusting-- once they are out side of their own
> body. For example, saliva. We swallow our own constantly, no problem. But
> who would drink a bowl of soup or glass of juice after spitting in it?
> (Aside: I once in read in Marvin Harris "Good to Eat" that to many Chinese a
> glass of milk looks like a glass of spit--being that many are lactose
> intolerant, a glass of milk is not very appetizing. (I never had another
> glass of milk after reading that. Also, it is kinda odd to drink milk after
> weaning, especially from a different species.)... And then there is the
> whole thing about drinking the excretion from a different species is okay,
> but if you offer someone a glass of human female milk most people would be
> repulsed. cf:http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/02/us-cheese-breastmilk-idUSTR...)
> Many consider bodily fluids disgusting-- once they are out side of their own
> body. For example, saliva. We swallow our own constantly, no problem. But
> who would drink a bowl of soup or glass of juice after spitting in it?
> (Aside: I once in read in Marvin Harris "Good to Eat" that to many Chinese a
> glass of milk looks like a glass of spit--being that many are lactose
> intolerant, a glass of milk is not very appetizing. (I never had another
> glass of milk after reading that. Also, it is kinda odd to drink milk after
> weaning, especially from a different species.)... And then there is the
> whole thing about drinking the excretion from a different species is okay,
> but if you offer someone a glass of human female milk most people would be
>
> Then there is the whole thing about it is okay to exchange bodily fluids
> with someone you love (and vice versa), but with a stranger that is
> disgusting. (Unless they pay enough, but even then still a bit disgusting.)
>
> On BBC Overnight, this morning there was a story about using insects for
> food. Many children die of malnutrition in this world we live in, but
> insects provide a good source of protein and sustenance. The interviewee
> suggested that it would be worthwhile to set up insect farms to raise
> insects for food. Approximately 1/3 of children die of malnutrition.
FUCK YOU GUS! What did you do with Somebodys body? Feed it to your
> Then there is the whole thing about it is okay to exchange bodily fluids
> with someone you love (and vice versa), but with a stranger that is
> disgusting. (Unless they pay enough, but even then still a bit disgusting.)
>
> On BBC Overnight, this morning there was a story about using insects for
> food. Many children die of malnutrition in this world we live in, but
> insects provide a good source of protein and sustenance. The interviewee
> suggested that it would be worthwhile to set up insect farms to raise
> insects for food. Approximately 1/3 of children die of malnutrition.
bugs on your insect farm?
Gus
May 16, 2013, 1:15:42 PM5/16/13
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FUCK YOU GUS! What did you do with Somebodys body?
---
We are all the Body... Atman, my brother. The physical body is not
important, only the Spirit-Body is eternal.
When you kill, you are killing the Self. But you must first kill the Self,
to know the Path. But if believe you are on the Path, that is not the Path.
To know the true Path, you must step off the Path, and go blind into the
Wilderness. Then you will know the true Path. And find the World of
Miasma. The scales will fall from your eyes and you will no longer be
blind. And you will be One with the pre-eternal Blissma-sodhi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQF-Y1WeZcY
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FUCK YOU GUS! What did you do with Somebodys body?
We are all the Body... Atman, my brother. The physical body is not
important, only the Spirit-Body is eternal.
When you kill, you are killing the Self. But you must first kill the Self,
to know the Path. But if believe you are on the Path, that is not the Path.
To know the true Path, you must step off the Path, and go blind into the
Wilderness. Then you will know the true Path. And find the World of
Miasma. The scales will fall from your eyes and you will no longer be
blind. And you will be One with the pre-eternal Blissma-sodhi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQF-Y1WeZcY
OllieN...@aol.com
May 16, 2013, 1:37:14 PM5/16/13
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On May 16, 1:15 pm, "Gus" <gus.over...@geemail.com> wrote:
> <OllieNort...@aol.com> wrote in message
FUCK Blissma too!
> <OllieNort...@aol.com> wrote in message
Tommy Joe
May 17, 2013, 1:28:19 AM5/17/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> On BBC Overnight, this morning there was a story about using insects for
> food. Many children die of malnutrition in this world we live in, but
> insects provide a good source of protein and sustenance. The interviewee
> suggested that it would be worthwhile to set up insect farms to raise
> insects for food. Approximately 1/3 of children die of malnutrition.
Sight means a lot when it comes to food. Lots of people throughout
> On BBC Overnight, this morning there was a story about using insects for
> food. Many children die of malnutrition in this world we live in, but
> insects provide a good source of protein and sustenance. The interviewee
> suggested that it would be worthwhile to set up insect farms to raise
> insects for food. Approximately 1/3 of children die of malnutrition.
the world eat insects, sometimes even alive. That would disgust me.
But to grind up a bunch of insect meat, or a bunch of worms, and form
them into hamburger-like patties, who knows how good they would be? I
would try it. I'd have trouble eating a live cockroach even for big
bucks, but for enough money I'd squirm my way through it. Out of it's
disgusting shell and into patty form however I would not hesitate to
at least try it. I have a feeling that cockroach meat, or waterbug
meat, might taste a bit like lobster meat. If you look at land
insects, they resemble some of the more repulsive shell fish that
sells for huge bucks on the market.
TJ
Tommy Joe
May 17, 2013, 1:31:20 AM5/17/13
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OllieNort wrote:
> FUCK YOU GUS! What did you do with Somebodys body? Feed it to your
> bugs on your insect farm?
I know just from the style of posting that Gus IS Somebody. He was
> FUCK YOU GUS! What did you do with Somebodys body? Feed it to your
> bugs on your insect farm?
gone so long from the group that an odd form of agoraphobia overtook
him. He is afraid to post his own words, electing to stick
exclusively with reports written by others, which is the direction he
was heading toward before he left the group to vacation with his
imaginary friend Gus. Now he IS Gus. "Somebody" is a walking,
talking, multiple personality disorder of the highest order.
TJ
Tommy Joe
May 17, 2013, 1:32:22 AM5/17/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> When you kill, you are killing the Self. But you must first kill the Self,
> to know the Path. But if believe you are on the Path, that is not the Path.
> To know the true Path, you must step off the Path, and go blind into the
> Wilderness. Then you will know the true Path. And find the World of
> Miasma. The scales will fall from your eyes and you will no longer be
> blind. And you will be One with the pre-eternal Blissma-sodhi.
And then you will die.
> When you kill, you are killing the Self. But you must first kill the Self,
> to know the Path. But if believe you are on the Path, that is not the Path.
> To know the true Path, you must step off the Path, and go blind into the
> Wilderness. Then you will know the true Path. And find the World of
> Miasma. The scales will fall from your eyes and you will no longer be
> blind. And you will be One with the pre-eternal Blissma-sodhi.
TJ
OllieN...@aol.com
May 17, 2013, 8:20:23 AM5/17/13
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instructor, his ex wife, the kids, the dominos manager - all Somebodys
myriad personalities. He maybe the biggest sicko yet to post to a ng.
Gus
May 17, 2013, 10:03:16 AM5/17/13
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<OllieN...@aol.com> wrote in message
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FUCK Blissma too!
---
You are on the Path... The Sutra guides, but is not the Guide. The guide
is
within, and yearns to come out. Spreading Atman all over. With each step
you take, you create your Path.
news:b3204f93-7ff6-46db...@z10g2000yqd.googlegroups.com...
FUCK Blissma too!
---
You are on the Path... The Sutra guides, but is not the Guide. The guide
is
within, and yearns to come out. Spreading Atman all over. With each step
you take, you create your Path.
OllieN...@aol.com
May 17, 2013, 10:59:15 AM5/17/13
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On May 17, 10:03 am, "Gus" <gus.over...@geemail.com> wrote:
> <OllieNort...@aol.com> wrote in message
Theres dog shit in my path. I guess I will step in it.
> <OllieNort...@aol.com> wrote in message
Gus
May 17, 2013, 7:20:20 PM5/17/13
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<OllieN...@aol.com> escribed in a message:
Theres dog shit in my path. I guess I will step in it.
---
The choice you make, is the best choice you can make.
Theres dog shit in my path. I guess I will step in it.
The choice you make, is the best choice you can make.
OllieN...@aol.com
May 17, 2013, 7:47:46 PM5/17/13
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On May 17, 7:20 pm, "Gus" <gus.over...@geemail.com> wrote:
> <OllieNort...@aol.com> escribed in a message:
> <OllieNort...@aol.com> escribed in a message:
>
> Theres dog shit in my path. I guess I will step in it.
> ---
>
> The choice you make, is the best choice you can make.
in that case I choose not to choose.
> Theres dog shit in my path. I guess I will step in it.
> ---
>
> The choice you make, is the best choice you can make.
Gus
May 17, 2013, 10:42:22 PM5/17/13
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<OllieN...@aol.com> wrote in message
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---
By choosing not to choose, you choose. Allowing Others to choose for you.
news:6746bf4a-269d-4cea...@o2g2000yqb.googlegroups.com...
By choosing not to choose, you choose. Allowing Others to choose for you.
Tommy Joe
May 18, 2013, 12:51:40 AM5/18/13
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OllieNort wrote:
> He was probably all the people he was posting about. The bus driver
> instructor, his ex wife, the kids, the dominos manager - all Somebodys
> myriad personalities. He maybe the biggest sicko yet to post to a ng.
Being 'the greatest' at anything in this increasingly competitive
> He was probably all the people he was posting about. The bus driver
> instructor, his ex wife, the kids, the dominos manager - all Somebodys
> myriad personalities. He maybe the biggest sicko yet to post to a ng.
world is worth something, no doubt about it.
All Hail Gus!
TJ
Tommy Joe
May 18, 2013, 12:52:41 AM5/18/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> The choice you make, is the best choice you can make.
Are you saying being alive is preferable to being dead?
> The choice you make, is the best choice you can make.
TJ
Tommy Joe
May 18, 2013, 12:55:26 AM5/18/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> By choosing not to choose, you choose. Allowing Others to choose for you.
I don't know who to choose between Ollie and Gus on this issue.
> By choosing not to choose, you choose. Allowing Others to choose for you.
Thank God for whoever invented the coin. It comes in handy for making
decisions.
Flip that fucker, tails Ollie, heads Gus. Flip that fucking coin,
and no funny business either - we're recording it in slow motion,
subject to review.
TJ
Gus
May 18, 2013, 1:05:30 AM5/18/13
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> Are you saying being alive is preferable to being dead?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdbmWDiSsw8
if you are in excruciating soul crushing pain, maybe not so much.
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> Are you saying being alive is preferable to being dead?
if you are in excruciating soul crushing pain, maybe not so much.
Gus
May 18, 2013, 1:08:23 AM5/18/13
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I don't know...
---
Rectify is not Breaking Bad, but it has the quality of Breaking Bad-- with
more "I don't know"
OllieN...@aol.com
May 18, 2013, 12:16:04 PM5/18/13
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we have a picture of Vince Lombardis dick, thats heads, on the other
side is maddens asshole, thats tails...
Gus
May 18, 2013, 1:22:20 PM5/18/13
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<OllieN...@aol.com> wrote in message
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>...myriad personalities.
child, adult, friend, lover, hater, noncombatant, thriver, survivor, damaged
goods, devil, prophet, sibling, acquaintance, comedian, depressive, drunk,
sober, hopeful, despondent, optimistic, realist, pessimist, hero, goat,
buffoon, role model, idiot, clever, uncertain...
Everyone has multiple personalities, and different personalities in
different situations.
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>...myriad personalities.
child, adult, friend, lover, hater, noncombatant, thriver, survivor, damaged
goods, devil, prophet, sibling, acquaintance, comedian, depressive, drunk,
sober, hopeful, despondent, optimistic, realist, pessimist, hero, goat,
buffoon, role model, idiot, clever, uncertain...
Everyone has multiple personalities, and different personalities in
different situations.
Gus
May 18, 2013, 1:30:31 PM5/18/13
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"Tommy Joe" <jo...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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Tails-- they win. Heads-- you lose.
Tommy Joe
May 19, 2013, 1:57:17 AM5/19/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> if you are in excruciating soul crushing pain, maybe not so much.
Soul crushing, LOL.
> if you are in excruciating soul crushing pain, maybe not so much.
TJ
Tommy Joe
May 19, 2013, 2:02:13 AM5/19/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> Rectify is not Breaking Bad, but it has the quality of Breaking Bad-- with
> more "I don't know"
I watch a lot of stuff on tv other people might call garbage. I
> Rectify is not Breaking Bad, but it has the quality of Breaking Bad-- with
> more "I don't know"
might even call it garbage myself. But when it comes to Breaking Bad,
I only know overall it's given me more enjoyment than any weekly tv
show I've ever seen. I've tried to watch other weekly shows such as
Justified (haven't seen Rectify, not even sure I've heard of it), and
while some are tolerable, most have a networky feel to them. I like
the bare bones photography and many other things about Breaking Bad
that set it apart from other cookie cutter shows such as all the Law &
Order spin-offs which have the same look and feel of the original,
which in itself was a total piece of shit.
TJ
Tommy Joe
May 19, 2013, 2:07:14 AM5/19/13
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OllieNort wrote:
> The superbowl tries to make the coin toss a big event. On this side
> we have a picture of Vince Lombardis dick, thats heads, on the other
> side is maddens asshole, thats tails...
And if the coin lands on it's side it's Al Davis' ballsack. I
> The superbowl tries to make the coin toss a big event. On this side
> we have a picture of Vince Lombardis dick, thats heads, on the other
> side is maddens asshole, thats tails...
don't think the coin flip is that big a deal in football. In overtime
it takes on a special excitement. Lot's of people think the coin flip
is unfair, that decisions should be based on merit of some kind. I do
not agree. I have thought about this a lot and have concluded that an
honest coin flip is the fairest way to decide certain things. It
would be funny to see a coin flip in ultra slow motion to determine a
life and death situation, like in a courtroom where the judge says, "I
can't make up my mind on this one, life in prison or the death penalty
- let's flip that coin." So they bring it out and flip it in ultra
slo-mo from a variety of angles. The coin takes a half hour from time
of flip to when it comes to total rest on the ground, the cameras in
tight, the crowd hushed, then bursting into a medley of happy applause
and anguished boos.
TJ
Tommy Joe
May 19, 2013, 2:09:03 AM5/19/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> Everyone has multiple personalities, and different personalities in
> different situations.
True, but some are of championship caliber while others are mere
> Everyone has multiple personalities, and different personalities in
> different situations.
amateurs. You are champion caliber. That doesn't mean you have what
it takes to be champ though. You are in the running but will never
win because you and none of your personalities deserve the title.
Dig?
TJ - personality # 3,291
Tommy Joe
May 19, 2013, 2:10:41 AM5/19/13
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"Gus" wrote:
> Tails-- they win. Heads-- you lose.
I never lose, I'm the guy flipping the coin. I don't care if it
> Tails-- they win. Heads-- you lose.
comes up heads or tails or what the flip decides. I'm a pro coin
flipper, no emotion, pure business, honest and fair. Now sit down and
shut up and let me flip this coin so I can get paid for my duties and
be on my way.
TJ
OllieN...@aol.com
May 19, 2013, 12:17:19 PM5/19/13
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flip.
Tommy Joe
May 20, 2013, 7:02:22 AM5/20/13
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OllieNort wrote:
> They need a coin toss game in Vegas. You pay the house to do the
> flip.
Have you flipped your lid? No way am I gonna pay to flip a coin. I
> They need a coin toss game in Vegas. You pay the house to do the
> flip.
demand a coin flip to determine whether I flip or not. After I flip
the coin I don't care how the outcome affects other people. I'm a
pro. I flip for a living, can't you understand that? I flip the
coins that make the whole world spin. Why can't people understand
that? Why? Why? Why?
TJ
Gus
May 20, 2013, 9:26:20 AM5/20/13
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didn't watch any more.. It sometimes feel a bit networky and I could do
without that. The only network shows I watch are: Community, The Office,
and the Simpsons.
Maron has a show out now. I believe on IFC. I've seen a couple eps and
enjoyed them, especially the second one. I think that is the one where the
possum is under the house. There is one scene with Leary (unfortunately
they stick his ugly face in the show, he is an exec producer). Maron is
talking to him and mentions how Leary saying he can get the dead possum out
of the crawlspace gives him the chance to play "a fake fireman". That was
funny. Too bad Maron didn't get in a fight with him and kick Leary in the
balls. Maybe in another episode. Leary wasn't in the first ep, hopefully
the 2nd ep is the only one he is in. Unless there is an ep where Maron gets
to punch im in the balls and later we see Leary' house on fire and learn he
has died in his bed because he was smoking and fell asleep and it started a
fire.
Rectify is very "slow" --like the Fly episode of BB-- but an interesting
show. Lots of moral ambiguity and understatement, and some good
photography. Though it's not the SW, but somewhere in GA or such. It's
been renewed for a 2nd season.
Tommy Joe
May 21, 2013, 2:23:35 AM5/21/13
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On May 20, 9:26 am, "Gus" <gus.over...@geemail.com> wrote:
> "Tommy Joe" <j...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
Who the fuck are Leary and Maron, and what channel is the show on?
Not everybody follows your exact path in life, you know. You jump
into discussion some of these shows as if anyone who has not seen them
has been living in a cave. I don't know who you're talking about. If
it's Dennis Leary, yeah, he gets on my nerves. Smart move coming out
with the fireman show shortly after the WTC thing though. A very
professional and thorough demonstration of pandering at its highest
level. Kudos to the creep for that.
TJ
TJ
> "Tommy Joe" <j...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
Not everybody follows your exact path in life, you know. You jump
into discussion some of these shows as if anyone who has not seen them
has been living in a cave. I don't know who you're talking about. If
it's Dennis Leary, yeah, he gets on my nerves. Smart move coming out
with the fireman show shortly after the WTC thing though. A very
professional and thorough demonstration of pandering at its highest
level. Kudos to the creep for that.
TJ
TJ
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