Beorc, Blessing Upon You
ren
Let there be no more harsh feelings between us.
Guard them well. Keep them safe. Comment responsibly.
Beorc Kano
I'm going to take this post at face value, despite my initial
reaction.
Yes, my children are beautiful. They are worth more to me than
anything. I guard and keep them safe. But, please. Leave my children
out of the discussion of my postings. They are not connected.
ren
Your wish is my command. You have reason to be angry right now. You
may also wish to reconsider trying to rejoin wiccanTogether.com. I
told you that the site was cursed for you.
Beorc Kano
Here's the thing; I don't believe you did curse WT. I feel these
things have been brewing before you ever came along. You don't abandon
a hammer because it bends a nail.
Evergreen
> On Jan 2, 8:11=A0pm, ren <ren1...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> On Jan 2, 10:20=A0pm, Beorc Kano <brandoncornw...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Your wish is my command. You have reason to be angry right now. You
>> may also wish to reconsider trying to rejoin wiccanTogether.com. I
>> told you that the site was cursed for you.
>
> Here's the thing; I don't believe you did curse WT. I feel these
> things have been brewing before you ever came along. You don't abandon
> a hammer because it bends a nail.
Ren is always trying to claim that he magickally caused
things he had nothing to do with.
It's a technique used by many cheap magickal con artists.
Ren's curses are impotent. He has cursed myself and others
many times and nothing ever happens.
He's a fucking _clown_.
Sid
--
Sidney Lambe
Apprentice Magician
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zayton
What if someone locks your hammer in their toolbox and you don't have a key?
Beorc Kano
You take the toolbox by the handle and beat it against the ground
until it breaks, then get your fucking hammer. :D
s�r`ch�sm
> "zayton" wrote:
> > "Beorc Kano" wrote:
> >
> > You don't abandon a hammer because it bends a nail.
>
> What if someone locks your hammer in their toolbox and you don't have a
> key?
>
>You take the toolbox by the handle and beat it against the ground
>until it breaks, then get your fucking hammer. :D
>
Or, get a locksmith. Now, if the toolbox were wired with explosives,
encased in cement and thrown into the Atlantic then you'd need diving gear,
a drill and bomb-defusing experience, (plus a little luck).
Lady Azure, Baroness o De North Pole
Never "Curse", another's right to fellowship.
�
Beorc Kano
... At that point, I'd just buy a new hammer... O_o
s�r`ch�sm
>"s�r`ch�sm" wrote:
> "Beorc Kano" wrote:
> > "zayton" wrote:
> > > "Beorc Kano" wrote:
>
> > > You don't abandon a hammer because it bends a nail.
>
> > What if someone locks your hammer in their toolbox and you don't have a
> > key?
>
> >You take the toolbox by the handle and beat it against the ground
> >until it breaks, then get your fucking hammer. :D
>
> Or, get a locksmith. Now, if the toolbox were wired with explosives,
> encased in cement and thrown into the Atlantic then you'd need diving
> gear,
> a drill and bomb-defusing experience, (plus a little luck).
>
>... At that point, I'd just buy a new hammer... O_o
>
And that would be abandoning a particular hammer once it became an
inconvenience. ;>
Beorc Kano
> "Beorc Kano" <brandoncornw...@gmail.com> wrote:
I was just keeping to the analogy. There is also a difference between
discarding a hammer when a nail bends, and not investing thousands of
dollars into a diving expedition, training for bomb defusing, and
purchasing (or possibly developing) deep-sea portable drilling
equipment... for a thirty dollar hammer. If we're applying logic, then
logic must be applied, by definition. :P
s�r`ch�sm
> > "Beorc Kano" wrote:
> > > "zayton" wrote:
> > > > "Beorc Kano" wrote:
>
> > > > You don't abandon a hammer because it bends a nail.
>
> > > What if someone locks your hammer in their toolbox and you don't have
> > > a
> > > key?
>
> > >You take the toolbox by the handle and beat it against the ground
> > >until it breaks, then get your fucking hammer. :D
>
> > Or, get a locksmith. Now, if the toolbox were wired with explosives,
> > encased in cement and thrown into the Atlantic then you'd need diving
> > gear,
> > a drill and bomb-defusing experience, (plus a little luck).
>
> >... At that point, I'd just buy a new hammer... O_o
>
> And that would be abandoning a particular hammer once it became an
> inconvenience. ;>
>
>I was just keeping to the analogy.
>
True, ee were both pushing the analogy, albeit in slightly different
directions.
>
>There is also a difference between discarding a hammer when a nail bends,
>and not investing thousands of dollars into a diving expedition, training
>for
>bomb defusing, and purchasing (or possibly developing) deep-sea portable
>drilling equipment... for a thirty dollar hammer.
>
Yes, a difference in convenience. If the 'hammer' was important enough,
(not a commonly replacable hammer), to outweigh inconvenience then it could
be seen as reasonable to go to unreasonable lengths to retrieve it. This is
where the analogy gets pushed beyond utility, (and into the Altantic).
>
>If we're applying logic, then logic must be applied, by definition. :P
>
Indeed. Consider though, the potential for growth involved in the process
of the diving expedition, learning bomb defusing methods, etc. which may
outweigh the monetary costs involved, (similarly, college students often pay
enormous sums for a degree which they fervently hope will lead to
potentially greater gains).
Mr. Joseph Littleshoes Esq.
> ÔøΩ
>
Practice what you preach.
--
Mr. Joseph Littleshoes Esq.
Domine, dirige nos.
Let the games begin!
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zayton
Now try that out as a metaphor for what ren is doing.
Lady Azure, Baroness o De North Pole
> On Jan 3, 7:51 pm, "s�r`ch�sm" <s�r`ch�s...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > "Beorc Kano" <brandoncornw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > "zayton" wrote:
> > > > "Beorc Kano" wrote:
> >
> > > > You don't abandon a hammer because it bends a nail.
> >
> > > What if someone locks your hammer in their toolbox and you don't have a
> > > key?
I own their Tool Box!!!!!!!!!!!
�
Beorc Kano
Fair enough. However, my toolbox is forged entirely of plate steel
that has been heat-tempered and flash cooled to harden it. :D
ren
> Fair enough. However, my toolbox is forged entirely of plate steel
> that has been heat-tempered and flash cooled to harden it. :D
My tool is small but there are many gadgets to compensate. Wait. That
is a terrible analogy.
zayton
<shudders to imagine the toolbox's moans of anguish>
ren
> <shudders to imagine the toolbox's moans of anguish>
I can almost hear the moan with my inner ear! It also says "Happy New
Year Zayton". ;)
zayton
Wow!
A brand new shiny untainted Year?
(How, then, shall we proceed to fuck this one up?)
ren
> (How, then, shall we proceed to fuck this one up?)
In every witch way we can!
zayton
Why not.
(Worked the last several years.)