And Example of Magick for Sidney
ren
and around and around they chased the fox
and in the middle a little spider was there
and the hunter fell and was bit in the middle
and around and around the fox and the hounds
and they spiraled around and laid right down
together as friends covering the hunter
and they made amends and the hunter
lived and they all lived happily in the end
the spider died though crushed by the hunter the hounds and the fox
Pete (aka: Farts In Circles)
Ren, that's BEAUTIFUL! I love it! :D
Evergreen
Yes. I believe that you believe that posting a silly poem on
the usenet is magick.
That's why I am still here. Because you and your buddies know nothing about
magick.
Sid
--
Sidney Lambe
Wiccan Priest and Apprentice Magician
http://tinyurl.com/7vs9zb
usenet4444 (at) gmail (dot) com
sarchasm
>
> Because you and your buddies know nothing about magick.
> Sid
>
Will sidiot now claim his nym was spoofed or, concede that in his fear he
was spooked and he goofed?
Sizzle Flambé
> Will sidiot now claim his nym was spoofed or, concede
> that in his fear he was spooked and he goofed?
The headers contained an authentication code.
Please feel free to follow up, or invite anyone else to do so.
Ren
> Yes. I believe that you believe that posting a silly poem on
> the usenet is magick.
It's not the usenet. It is USENET.
Sizzle Flambé
yes yes
use net
you have my permission
use net freely
go on you silly persons you
i have other fish to fry
fresh shark
caught last night
with chum
should last a week
then i go fish again
want to come?
Hope
Apparently even the best liars slip up and tell the truth now and
then! Magic indeed! I believe he should pay you royalties when he
uses that nym though. ;-)
Sizzle Flambé
> Apparently even the best liars slip up and tell the truth now
> and then! Magic indeed! I believe he should pay you royalties
> when he uses that nym though. ;-)
Yes, and royalties to Lerner and Loewe for use of the tune
from the song "C'est Moi!" in CAMELOT.
Sidiot! Sidiot!
As in a dream I heard that name:
Sidiot! Sidiot!
Calling me on to distant fame!
I take to my soul this name you give to me,
And all it implies I shall be!
A troll of the Internet should be impervious:
Stay dense where a less half-witted man could learn;
Answer posts that he's never read,
Even flame what himself had said,
Scuttle ship when he's hip-deep in the stern!
With lemons and limes all 'round he'll remain scurvious,
The kindest of offered hands he'll always bite;
But where in the world
Is there in the world
One so full of bile and spite?
C'est moi! C'est moi!
I'm forced to admit,
'Tis I, I humbly reply:
That moron who
These fumbles can do,
C'est moi, c'est moi, 'tis I!
...
sarchasm
> "sarchasm" <sar.ch...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Will sidiot now claim his nym was spoofed or, concede
> that in his fear he was spooked and he goofed?
>The headers contained an authentication code.
>
Yep. So far, he hasn't bothered putting a demented spin on this evidence
he's presented himself. Maybe he believes that if he ignores it, it never
happened?
>
>Please feel free to follow up, or invite anyone else to do so.
>
Okay, you're invited to do so and please share your findings here?
sarchasm
> "sarchasm" <sar.ch...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Will sidiot now claim his nym was spoofed or, concede that in his fear he
> was spooked and he goofed?
>
>Apparently even the best liars slip up and tell the truth now and
>then! Magic indeed!
>
No doubt sidiot will deny being compelled so, what other explanation wwill
he contrive?
>
>I believe he should pay you royalties when he uses that nym though. ;-)
>
He does, by installing yet another brick in the wall of his self-delusions.
;>
sarchasm
Very creative, you sound familiar ... how about a few more hints? ;-}
Sizzle Flambé
> "Sizzle Flambé" <sizzle.fla...@gmail.com> wrote:
(...Robert Goulet...)
sarchasm
>
> Very creative, you sound familiar ... how about a few more hints?
>
>(...Robert Goulet...)
>
Rhymes with "nikkei"?
Sizzle Flambé
> Rhymes with "nikkei"?
Er, no. Sorry. "nikkei shows" is a riff on "nike shoes".
Just a way to get flamebait/spam/loooongtitle threads
back under control with a little gentle humor and verse.
sarchasm
How about more hints then?
Sizzle Flambé
> How about more hints then?
I'm sorry; if I understand what you're asking, there's nothing to
hint.
As I said to Damaeus re socks, no concurrent multiple IDs;
nothing even in the middling recent past. I've been off a while.
And given Sid's propensities, I'd prefer to keep it a clean break.
sarchasm
> "sarchasm" <sar.ch...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> How about more hints then?
>
>I'm sorry; if I understand what you're asking, there's nothing to hint.
>
>As I said to Damaeus re socks, no concurrent multiple IDs;
>nothing even in the middling recent past. I've been off a while.
>
Understood.
>
>And given Sid's propensities, I'd prefer to keep it a clean break.
>
There is wisdom in that, something sidiot lacks. So, no more nudglings in
that regard and no outtings - other than the more enjoyable offline kind.
Evergreen
Well ren, it's been three days and we are still waiting for this alleged
'magick' do something besides sit there and look like a silly story written
by a second grader.
It is, of course, not going to do anything, like all of the other alleged
'magick' discussed by most of the people on this group and all of the
people who call themselves 'neo-pagans' of one brand or another, or
'ceremonial magicians' of one brand or another.
It's just theatre.
Hope
> Ren posted this on: Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 18:27:39 -0700 (PDT)
>
> > There once was a hunter, three hounds and a fox
> > and around and around they chased the fox
> > and in the middle a little spider was there
> > and the hunter fell and was bit in the middle
> > and around and around the fox and the hounds
> > and they spiraled around and laid right down
> > together as friends covering the hunter
> > and they made amends and the hunter
> > lived and they all lived happily in the end
>
> > the spider died though crushed by the hunter the hounds and the fox
>
> Well ren, it's been three days and we are still waiting for this alleged
> 'magick' do something besides sit there and look like a silly story written
> by a second grader.
>
> It is, of course, not going to do anything, like all of the other alleged
> 'magick' discussed by most of the people on this group and all of the
> people who call themselves 'neo-pagans' of one brand or another, or
> 'ceremonial magicians' of one brand or another.
>
> It's just theatre.
>
> Sid
YOU are the one who said the story is magic, not Ren. Did that small
detail escape you, as so many others seem to do?
Of course, if you believe it to be so in your inner world, then it is
so in your outer world, right? Poor sidiot. It is so difficult to
pick a creed you can not only preach and rail about, but actually
stick to yourself.
Sizzle Flambé
> On May 4, 2:44 am, Evergreen <sidneyla...@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> > Ren posted this on: Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 18:27:39 -0700 (PDT)
> > > There once was a hunter, three hounds and a fox
Mmm, Hope, the thread is titled "...Example of Magick..." -- but I
read it
as an example of "the biter bit", how justice-inherent may emerge. See
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.religion.wicca/msg/dfecbc119b54f9cf
for a case of fox and hound encircling the hunter and making
amends....
Here's another bit of a tale for you, from A.E. Housman, of how even
the very poisonous may harm none but themselves with their venoms:
There was a king reigned in the East:
There, when kings will sit to feast,
They get their fill before they think
With poisoned meat and poisoned drink.
He gathered all that springs to birth
From the many-venomed earth;
First a little, thence to more,
He sampled all her killing store;
And easy, smiling, seasoned, sound,
Sate the king when healths went round.
They put arsenic in his meat
And stared aghast to watch him eat;
They poured strychnine in his cup
And shook to see him drink it up:
They shook, they stared, as white’s their shirt:
Them it was their poison hurt.
—I tell the tale that I heard told:
Mithridates, he died old.
Hope
>
> Mmm, Hope, the thread is titled "...Example of Magick..." -- but I
> read it
> as an example of "the biter bit", how justice-inherent may emerge. Seehttp://groups.google.com/group/alt.religion.wicca/msg/dfecbc119b54f9cf
> for a case of fox and hound encircling the hunter and making
> amends....
True. The definition that sidiot uses for "magick" is quite
different, I believe, from the "justice-inherent" meaning. Thus he
sneers and whines, "I'm still waiting for something to HAPPEN!" He
demands some trick of "supernatural nature" be done *to* him, while
claiming to believe he controls his outer reality from *within.* He's
quite the conflicted little scamp.
Besides which, I should not post on three hours' sleep. ;-p
Sizzle Flambé
> True. The definition that sidiot uses for "magick" is quite
> different, I believe, from the "justice-inherent" meaning. Thus he
> sneers and whines, "I'm still waiting for something to HAPPEN!"
Did anyone promise him that he shouldn't have to wait?
I don't recall instant gratification being offered to him. Do you?
If, for the sake of argument, one were ever cruel enough to
curse someone to "die friendless and alone", it would hardly
make sense to just have him keel over then and there, right?
One pictures the grinning sap sitting right in that same spot,
year after year, "still waiting for something to HAPPEN!", as
he'd happily tell anyone, if anyone would stop to listen, or
come within range, or care, while he grows older and older.
Rather like Sidney Lambe in this moment... hmmmm....
Pete (aka: Farts In Circles)
(Of course, nobody ever promised him FAST either!)
Well, believe what you will Sid.
While the outcome may be scarcely detectable in short term, the end
results will be the same.
Your mind is going Sid. You could stop it, even reverse it, but you
will refuse, deny, and continue the things that push you closer and
closer to your own self inflicted doom.
In the end, it will have been YOU who's "magic" did all the harm to
the one who did wield so foolishly the Sword of Damocles against
himself.
sarchasm
> "Sizzle Flamb�" <sizzle.fla...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Mmm, Hope, the thread is titled "...Example of Magick..." -- but I
> read it
> as an example of "the biter bit", how justice-inherent may emerge. See
> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.religion.wicca/msg/dfecbc119b54f9cf
> for a case of fox and hound encircling the hunter and making
> amends....
>
>True. The definition that sidiot uses for "magick" is quite
>different, I believe, from the "justice-inherent" meaning. Thus he
>sneers and whines, "I'm still waiting for something to HAPPEN!"
>
>He demands some trick of "supernatural nature" be done *to* him,
>while claiming to believe he controls his outer reality from *within.*
>He's quite the conflicted little scamp.
>
He still has not come up with even a flimsy excuse to explain why
"evergreen" nym-shifted to "Sidiot" when he posted his 'sarchasm' thread
recently.
>
>Besides which, I should not post on three hours' sleep. ;-p
>
Sometimes doing it that way let's the "inner reality" come out.