how eating meat causes violence, anger and hate in this world
d
certain
animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
The
meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
Non-vegetarian food is one of the basic causes of the whole society
being
almost in a continuous fight. It makes you insensitive, it makes you
hard,
it makes you a stone. And it creates things in you - anger, violence -
which
can be easily avoided.
Copyright 2002 Osho International Foundation
http://www.osho.com/Main.cfm?Area=Magazine&Language=English
> >
> > Body Dharma - on health
> > Eating a dead animal's flesh we are absorbing the emotions it felt as it
> was
> > killed. The chemistry of emotions - neurotransmitter substances - are
> > identical in man and beast.
> > Osho describes, "all the body glands (the dying animal's) release
poisons
> > because the animal is dying very unwillingly. And when you eat the meat;
> > that meat carries all the poisons that the animal has released." Bon
> apetit!
> >
> > VEGETARIANISM
> >
> >
> >
> > Man, naturally, should be a vegetarian, because the whole body is made
for
> > vegetarian food. Even scientists concede to the fact that the whole
> > structure of the human body shows that man should not be a
non-vegetarian.
> > Man comes from the monkeys. Monkeys are vegetarians, absolute
vegetarians.
> > If Darwin is true then man should be a vegetarian.
> >
> > Now there are ways to judge whether a certain species of animal is
> > vegetarian or non-vegetarian: it depends on the intestine, the length of
> the
> > intestine. Non-vegetarian animals have a very small intestine. Tigers,
> > lions - they have a very small intestine, because meat is already a
> digested
> > food. It does not need a long intestine to digest it. The work of
> digestion
> > has been done by the animal. Now you are eating the animal's meat. It is
> > already digested - no long intestine is needed. Man has one of the
longest
> > intestines: that means man is a vegetarian. A long digestion is needed,
> and
> > much excreta will be there which has to be thrown out.
> >
> > If man is not a non-vegetarian and he goes on eating meat, the body is
> > burdened. In the East, all the great meditators - Buddha, Mahavir - have
> > emphasized the fact. Not because of any concept of nonviolence - that is
a
> > secondary thing - but because if you really want to move in deep
> meditation
> > your body needs to be weightless, natural, flowing. Your body needs to
be
> > unloaded; and a non-vegetarian's body is very loaded.
> >
> > Just watch what happens when you eat meat: when you kill an animal what
> > happens to the animal when he is killed? Of course, nobody wants to be
> > killed. Life wants to prolong itself; the animal is not dying willingly.
> If
> > somebody kills you, you will not die willingly. If a lion jumps on you
and
> > kills you, what will happen to your mind? The same happens when you kill
a
> > lion. Agony, fear, death, anguish, anxiety, anger, violence, sadness -
all
> > these things happen to the animal. All over his body violence, anguish,
> > agony spreads. The whole body becomes full of toxins, poisons. All the
> body
> > glands release poisons because the animal is dying very unwillingly. And
> > then you eat the meat; that meat carries all the poisons that the animal
> has
> > released. The whole energy is poisonous. Then those poisons are carried
in
> > your body.
> >
> > That meat which you are eating belonged to an animal body. It had a
> specific
> > purpose there. A specific type of consciousness existed in the animal's
> > body. You are on a higher plane than the animal's consciousness, and
when
> > you eat the animal's meat your body goes to the lowest plane, to the
lower
> > plane of the animal. Then there exists a gap between your consciousness
> and
> > your body, and a tension arises and anxiety arises.
> >
> > One should eat things which are natural, natural for you. Fruits, nuts,
> > vegetables - eat as much as you can. The beauty is that you cannot eat
> more
> > of these things than is needed. Whatsoever is natural always gives you a
> > satisfaction, because it satiates your body, saturates you. You feel
> > fulfilled. If some thing is unnatural it never gives you a feeling of
> > fulfillment. Go on eating ice cream: you never feel that you are
satiated.
> > In fact the more you eat, the more you feel like eating. It is not a
food.
> > Your mind is being tricked. Now you are not eating according to the body
> > need; you are eating just to taste it. The tongue has become the
> controller.
> >
> > The tongue should not be the controller. It does not know anything about
> the
> > stomach. It does not know anything about the body. The tongue has a
> specific
> > purpose to fulfill: to taste food. Naturally, the tongue has to judge,
> that
> > is the only thing, which food is for the body, for my body and which
food
> is
> > not for my body. It is just a watchman on the door; it is not the
master,
> > and if the watchman on the door becomes the master, then everything will
> be
> > confused.
> >
> > Now advertisers know well that the tongue can be tricked, the nose can
be
> > tricked. And they are not the masters. You may not be aware: much food
> > research goes on in the world, and they say if your nose is closed
> > completely, and your eyes closed, and then you are given an onion to
eat,
> > you cannot tell what you are eating. You cannot tell onion from apple if
> the
> > nose is closed completely because half of the taste comes from the
smell,
> is
> > decided by the nose, and half is decided by the tongue. These two have
> > become the controllers. Now they know: whether ice cream is nutritious
or
> > not is not the point. It can carry a flavor, it can carry some chemicals
> > which fulfill the tongue but are not needed for the body.
> >
> > Man is confused, more confused than buffaloes. You cannot convince
> buffaloes
> > to eat ice cream. Try!
> >
> > A natural food...and when I say natural I mean that which your body
needs.
> > The need of a tiger is different; he has to be very violent. If you eat
> the
> > meat of a tiger you will be violent, but where will your violence be
> > expressed? You have to live in human society, not in a jungle. Then you
> will
> > have to suppress the violence. Then a vicious circle starts.
> >
> > When you suppress violence, what happens? When you feel angry, violent,
a
> > certain poisonous energy is released, because that poison creates a
> > situation where you can be really violent and kill somebody. The energy
> > moves towards your hands; the energy moves towards your teeth. These are
> the
> > two places from where animals become violent. Man is part of the animal
> > kingdom.
> >
> > When you are angry, energy is released - it comes to the hands and to
the
> > teeth, to the jaw - but you live in a human society and it is not always
> > profitable to be angry. You live in a civilized world and you cannot
> behave
> > like an animal. If you behave like an animal, you will have to pay too
> much
> > for it - and you are not ready to pay that much. Then what do you do?
You
> > suppress the anger in the hand; you suppress the anger in your teeth -
you
> > go on smiling a false smile, and your teeth go on accumulating anger.
> >
> > I have rarely come to see people with a natural jaw. It is not natural -
> > blocked, stiff - because there is too much anger. If you press the jaw
of
> a
> > person, the anger can be released. Hands become ugly. They lose grace,
> they
> > lose flexibility, because too much anger is suppressed there. People who
> > have been working on deep massage, they have come to know that when you
> > touch the hands deeply, massage the hands, the person starts becoming
> angry.
> > There is no reason. You are massaging the man and suddenly he starts
> feeling
> > angry. If you press the jaw, persons become angry again. They carry
> > accumulated anger. These are the impurities in the body: they have to be
> > released. If you don't release them the body will remain heavy.
> >
> >
> > Yoga: The Alpha and Omega
> >
> > To read more on this subject, go to Library
> >
> > Copyright © 2004 Osho International Foundation
> >
> >
> >
http://www.osho.com/Main.cfm?Area=Magazine&Language=English
panam...@hotmail.com
> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
> certain
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Fix your clock.
http://fp1.centurytel.net/southern-recipes/meatrecipes.htm
-Panama Floyd, Atl.
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EAC Martian Commander
"..the prayer cloth of one aeon is the doormat of the next."
-Mark Twain
Religious societies are *less* moral than secular ones:
http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/2005/2005-11.html
-Alan aa#1608 BAAWA
d wrote:
> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
> certain
> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
> The
> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
> eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
>
> Non-vegetarian food is one of the basic causes of the whole society
> being
> almost in a continuous fight. It makes you insensitive, it makes you
> hard,
> it makes you a stone. And it creates things in you - anger, violence -
> which
> can be easily avoided.
>
> Copyright 2002 Osho International Foundation
>
So if you eat plants do you allow plant instincts to enter you? Will I
feel a sudden, urgent desire to face to sun? Will I start to
photosynthesize?
-Alan
Stan de SD
"d" <d...@d.com> wrote in message news:44cd8692$1...@news.starhub.net.sg...
> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
> certain
> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
> The
> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
> eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
>
> Non-vegetarian food is one of the basic causes of the whole society
> being
> almost in a continuous fight. It makes you insensitive, it makes you
> hard,
> it makes you a stone. And it creates things in you - anger, violence -
> which
> can be easily avoided.
If eating meat makes you an animal, does eating vegetables make you a
vegetable.
Personally, I am OK with being an animal. I would hate to be a vegetable.
:Oo
Kathryn
> certain
> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
> The
> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
> eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
>
Umm yeah...cows....really angry creatures.
and sheep? Evil buggers!
Mark K. Bilbo
<44cd8692$1...@news.starhub.net.sg> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:28:29 -0700:
> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a certain
> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
> The
> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
> eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
So you're saying vegetarians turn into ferns...
--
Mark K. Bilbo
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<WrKdnXnyNoj...@bt.com> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 09:46:03 +0100:
Nothing scarier than a angry sheep!
Geoff
news:DeOdnTv7C_dgYlDZ...@megapath.net...
> After the aliens invaded, flibble Kathryn bleemed snorg
> <WrKdnXnyNoj...@bt.com> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 09:46:03 +0100:
>
>>
>> "d" <d...@d.com> wrote in message news:44cd8692$1...@news.starhub.net.sg...
>>> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
>>> certain
>>> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
>>> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct
>>> pattern. The
>>> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
>>> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you
>>> are eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Umm yeah...cows....really angry creatures.
>>
>> and sheep? Evil buggers!
>
> Nothing scarier than a angry sheep!
Lot's of them here at alt.atheism.
Startlemyerfieldson
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Yes, but they've got
*really *big *teeth
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Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
> After the aliens invaded, flibble d bleemed snorg
> <44cd8692$1...@news.starhub.net.sg> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:28:29 -0700:
>
>> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
>> certain
>> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
>> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
>> The
>> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
>> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
>> eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
>
> So you're saying vegetarians turn into ferns...
I dunno about that, but I'm really looking forward to that meatloaf I'm
making for dinner tonight ;)
And meatloaf sandwiches tomorrow for lunch!
--
Robyn
Resident Witchypoo
Atheist Bastard Extraordinaire
#1557
Basse
On 31-Jul-2006, panam...@hotmail.com wrote:
> http://fp1.centurytel.net/southern-recipes/meatrecipes.htm
Thanks a LOT!
Looks like i'll be in the kitchen making the next many dinners.
Yummm,
Basse
Fred Liken
http://kithsongs.8m.com/home.html
The Kids in the Hall was a Canadian sketch comedy group, consisting of
comedians Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald, Bruce McCulloch, Mark McKinney and
Scott Thompson. It was also the name of the group's television show that ran
from 1989 to 1994 on CBC, CBS, and HBO. The show's theme song and much of
its distinctive transition music was performed by the Canadian surf rock
band Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet.
The name is taken from The Jack Benny Program. If a joke was not received
well, or less than expected, Benny would say that he got them from "the kids
in the hall," referring to a group of young writers hanging around the
studio.
Though it was produced by Lorne Michaels, who also produced Saturday Night
Live, the show's sketches were more reminiscent of the British sketch show
Monty Python's Flying Circus, for they were often of a quirky or surreal
nature, and featured very few celebrity impressions or pop culture parodies.
(The only recurring celebrity impression was the Queen of England, played by
Scott Thompson.) One sketch featured a flying pig, played by McCulloch, who
amused bored people in bank machine lines. A recurring character was a man,
played by McKinney, who pretended to crush people's heads from a distance
with his fingers. Another sketch dealt with the musings of two aliens
conducting anal probes on humans, wondering "What's the point of it all? Why
does the great leader have us do this?" and reflecting that perhaps the
great leader was a fetishist and that this dominated their existence. Many
of the sketches featured gay characters and themes; most of these sketches
starred, and were written by, Scott Thompson (who is openly gay). The show
was also notable for reflecting and dealing with the youth subculture of its
times, and for incisive sketches about big business and family units.
A noted comedy writer for the show was Paul Bellini, who often appeared in
sketches with a white towel around his large gut.
The show's unique flavor was in the way it traded on the five actors'
likeability quotients and acting abilities during sketches in a manner very
related to stage performances, and unlike most satirical sketch comedy.
Rather than aspire to the skilled impressionism of SCTV or the cultured
absurdity of Monty Python, the sketches come across as actors workshop
pieces at times - though occasionally written as sharply as either of those
shows. The Kids frequently appeared on the show in their real life personas
rather than as characters, and many sketches dealt directly with the fact
that they were a comedy troupe producing a TV show. An example is one
episode in which Kevin McDonald announces that if the next sketch (which he
has written) is not successful, the others are considering kicking him out
of the group. In another episode, Scott declares that he isn't gay anymore,
which throws the other Kids into a panic, as they fear that the news will
alienate the troupe's considerable gay fanbase.
Monologues were a staple of the show, another semi-rarity in the television
sketch comedy world. Though Scott Thompson's Buddy Cole monologues are
easily the most famous, the other Kids performed many memorable pieces as
well. Prominent examples include Dave Foley describing his positive attitude
toward menstruation, Foley describing his life as a truly incompetent doctor
who glides through life on charm, McCulloch satirizing American cultural
values with a mock-ironic speech praising the American lifestyle, and in a
gag reminiscent of Bob Newhart, a distraught McDonald calling a best
friend's young son to tell him his father died tragically only to have the
child end up consoling him, even going so far as quoting famous philosophers
on the ultimate emptiness of life.
Because the show and the actors orginated in Canada, where censorship laws
are somewhat more relaxed, the content was edited slightly for American
tastes in one respect: sketches mocking religion were sometimes cut down or
removed, necessitating the adding of material from other episodes to round
out the half-hour. The most controversial sketch was probably the final
sketch of Season 1, "Dr. Seuss Bible", in which the story of Jesus Christ's
crucifixion was told in the style of children's author Dr. Seuss.
Though the show featured the occasional guest actor (most notably Neve
Campbell and Nicole DeBoer, both of whom appeared well before becoming
famous), the Kids played the majority of parts, both male and female,
themselves. This is in contrast to the members of Monty Python, who often
donned drag to portray older women, but usually brought in guest actors such
as Carol Cleveland to play women who were young and attractive. All five
members were regularly cast as women, both young and old; the frequent
cross-dressing would become one of the show's trademarks.
In their final episode, after the cast was purportedly buried alive, their
tombstone inscription read, The Kids in the Hall TV Show 1989-1995, and Paul
Bellini danced on their grave. After the show ended its run, the troupe came
together to produce a movie, Brain Candy, featuring a few characters from
the show and many new ones. Although not a commercial success, the movie
developed a cult following with their devoted fans.
In 2000, the troupe came together for a successful North American tour,
reprising many sketches from the show. The tour was chronicled in a
documentary, "Kids in the Hall: Same Guys, New Dresses," which followed the
next year. This was then followed by the "Tour of Duty" and a DVD based on
those performances, released in 2002.
Neil Kelsey
Robibnikoff wrote:
> "Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
> news:DeOdnTj7C_dUYlDZ...@megapath.net...
> > After the aliens invaded, flibble d bleemed snorg
> > <44cd8692$1...@news.starhub.net.sg> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:28:29 -0700:
> >
> >> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
> >> certain
> >> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
> >> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
> >> The
> >> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
> >> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
> >> eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
> >
> > So you're saying vegetarians turn into ferns...
>
> I dunno about that, but I'm really looking forward to that meatloaf I'm
> making for dinner tonight ;)
Uh oh. I smell a Rocky Horror Picture Show routine lurking about.
> And meatloaf sandwiches tomorrow for lunch!
A witch making meatloaf. Mighty suspicious.
Robibnikoff
"Neil Kelsey" <neil_...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1154378807.5...@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com...
Hey, I don't do the food shopping. As far as I know, that package of ground
meat came from Shoprite ;)
Kevin Anthoney
> After the aliens invaded, flibble d bleemed snorg
> <44cd8692$1...@news.starhub.net.sg> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:28:29 -0700:
>
>> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
>> certain
>> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
>> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
>> The
>> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
>> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
>> eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
>
> So you're saying vegetarians turn into ferns...
>
I've just eaten a bit of treacle tart. Should I be worried?
--
Kevin Anthoney
kanthoney[a]dsl.pipex.com
raven1
>When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
>certain
> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
>of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct pattern.
>The
> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
>the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you are
>eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
There are many good arguments for vegetarianism. Repeating idiotic
ones is *not* helpful.
--
"O Sybilli, si ergo
Fortibus es in ero
O Nobili! Themis trux
Sivat sinem? Causen Dux"
Mark K. Bilbo
<KYCdncbKVL7981PZ...@pipex.net> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006
21:56:00 +0100:
Well, there is some risk you'll turn into a prepubescent boy with a magic
wand...
Mark K. Bilbo
<4j75gtF...@individual.net> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 15:58:37 -0400:
Meatloaf again???
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
> After the aliens invaded, flibble Robibnikoff bleemed snorg
> <4j75gtF...@individual.net> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 15:58:37 -0400:
>
>>
>> "Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
>> news:DeOdnTj7C_dUYlDZ...@megapath.net...
>>> After the aliens invaded, flibble d bleemed snorg
>>> <44cd8692$1...@news.starhub.net.sg> gnorff Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:28:29 -0700:
>>>
>>>> When you eat meat you are not only taking food, you are allowing a
>>>> certain
>>>> animal from which the meat has come to enter in you. The meat was part
>>>> of a particular body, the meat was part of a particular instinct
>>>> pattern. The
>>>> meat was the animal just a few hours before, and that meat carries all
>>>> the impressions of the animal, all the habits of the animal. When you
>>>> are eating meat your many attitudes will be affected by it.
>>>
>>> So you're saying vegetarians turn into ferns...
>>
>> I dunno about that, but I'm really looking forward to that meatloaf I'm
>> making for dinner tonight ;)
>>
>> And meatloaf sandwiches tomorrow for lunch!
>
> Meatloaf again???
Not for me. I'm having a Lean Pocket and carrot sticks. Oh joy ;)
Mark K. Bilbo
Anybody we know?
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
The pocket or the sticks? ;)
Mark K. Bilbo
Um... yes?
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Who?
Mark K. Bilbo
Who's on first.
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
What?
Mark K. Bilbo
What's on second.
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Third base!
Mark K. Bilbo
Not without dinner and a movie!
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Whoa!
Done! What do you want to see? :)
Mark K. Bilbo
You're very brave asking me that question...
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
I know! <eyes twinkle> :)
Mark K. Bilbo
<gasp>
How do you make them *do that???
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
New contact lenses! Got them at the Diagon Alley Vision Center. Aren't they
cool?!?
Mark K. Bilbo
I think one a them is spinning...
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Yeah! Had to pay a little extra for that! <wink> Ouch!
Frank Mayhar
Wait, the Dagon Alley Vision Center? Aieee!
> I think one a them is spinning...
Don't look too closely, it'll pull you in.
--
Frank Mayhar fr...@exit.com http://www.exit.com/
Exit Consulting http://www.gpsclock.com/
http://www.exit.com/blog/frank/
Mark K. Bilbo
<pan.2006.08.04....@exit.com> wrote:
Ia! Ia! Cthulhu do you take insurance?
>> I think one a them is spinning...
>
> Don't look too closely, it'll pull you in.
Where's the Doctor Who theme coming from????
Mark K. Bilbo
If you got them Dagon, you'll pay awright...
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Ooooh, I think the right eye also shoots lasers!
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTT
Oh, Mark. I am SO sorry. Dang.
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Um.......................wha?
Robibnikoff
"Frank Mayhar" <fr...@exit.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2006.08.04....@exit.com...
Well, I had a coupon........
>> I think one a them is spinning...
>
> Don't look too closely, it'll pull you in.
Shhhsh! ;)
Frank Mayhar
Robibnikoff
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> You're very brave asking me that question...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I know! <eyes twinkle> :)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <gasp>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> How do you make them *do that???
>>>>>>
>>>>>> New contact lenses! Got them at the Diagon Alley Vision Center.
>>>>>> Aren't
>>>>>> they cool?!?
>>>>>
>>>>> I think one a them is spinning...
>>>>
>>>> Yeah! Had to pay a little extra for that! <wink> Ouch!
>>>
>>> If you got them Dagon, you'll pay awright...
>>
>> Um.......................wha?
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagon_%28short_story%29
Oh...........dear.
But Diagon Alley's different...............right? RIGHT?!?!
Mark K. Bilbo
You are the Bad Wolf?
Mark K. Bilbo
Ia! Ia! Cash or credit?
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
No. But for you, baby. I could be ;)
Mark K. Bilbo
Hm... not a (new) Doctor Who fan huh?
Anyway.... WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?????
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message > On Thu, 03 Aug 2006
> <4jfncqF...@individual.net> wrote:
>
>>
>> "Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
>> news:eN-dnfVBK6aaOk_Z...@megapath.net...
snip
>>>
>>> You are the Bad Wolf?
>>
>> No. But for you, baby. I could be ;)
>
> Hm... not a (new) Doctor Who fan huh?
Not since Tom Baker, no.
>
> Anyway.... WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?????
Sorry, I was quoting Antonio Banderas in "Shrek 2".
Problem? :)
Mark K. Bilbo
<4jfr69F...@individual.net> wrote:
>
> "Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message > On Thu, 03 Aug 2006
> 21:49:11 -0400, Robibnikoff in
>> <4jfncqF...@individual.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> "Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
>>> news:eN-dnfVBK6aaOk_Z...@megapath.net...
>
> snip
>>>>
>>>> You are the Bad Wolf?
>>>
>>> No. But for you, baby. I could be ;)
>>
>> Hm... not a (new) Doctor Who fan huh?
>
> Not since Tom Baker, no.
I can't vouch for the one in series two (which is showing in the UK but
won't hit here for a while) but the guy who did series one is pretty damn
good. The show is, essentially, silly but the interplay between the Doctor
and his companion Rose is really fun. <g>
>> Anyway.... WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?????
>
> Sorry, I was quoting Antonio Banderas in "Shrek 2".
>
> Problem? :)
Yeah, you just burned half the black helicopters with that contact lens
thingie...
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
> On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 22:53:58 -0400, Robibnikoff in
> <4jfr69F...@individual.net> wrote:
>
>>
>> "Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message > On Thu, 03 Aug
>> 2006
>> 21:49:11 -0400, Robibnikoff in
>>> <4jfncqF...@individual.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> "Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
>>>> news:eN-dnfVBK6aaOk_Z...@megapath.net...
>>
>> snip
>>>>>
>>>>> You are the Bad Wolf?
>>>>
>>>> No. But for you, baby. I could be ;)
>>>
>>> Hm... not a (new) Doctor Who fan huh?
>>
>> Not since Tom Baker, no.
>
> I can't vouch for the one in series two (which is showing in the UK but
> won't hit here for a while) but the guy who did series one is pretty damn
> good. The show is, essentially, silly but the interplay between the Doctor
> and his companion Rose is really fun. <g>
>
>>> Anyway.... WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?????
>>
>> Sorry, I was quoting Antonio Banderas in "Shrek 2".
>>
>> Problem? :)
>
> Yeah, you just burned half the black helicopters with that contact lens
> thingie...
Whoops. I'm going to have to pay for that, am I?
Mark K. Bilbo
<arms crossed>
<taps foot>
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Dang. Will you take a post-dated check?
Mark K. Bilbo
Sorry, we only take cash, precious metals, souls, or virgins...
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Hmmm, only have 6 bucks on me, some jewelery, no soul to speak of and STAY
AWAY FROM THE CATS.
Mark K. Bilbo
Cats? Never saw it myself...
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
It? IT? Shit!
Mark K. Bilbo
It shit?
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Doesn't everyone, at one time or another? <wax rhapsodic>
Um................what were we talking about?
And why do so many of our conversations end up this way?!?!? ;)
Mark K. Bilbo
It must be our special gift...
Robibnikoff
"Mark K. Bilbo" <gm...@com.mkbilbo> wrote in message
Woohoo! :)