From: allreadydun@gmail.com

i think what Richard Alpert was pointing out was not to get
too much into the future over shit and not to get stuck in
past bullshit. And it is very easy to do that. Especially
when you want to be RIGHT. Both of you two love to be
the 'right' one. example: "i'm right motherfucker"! "no
i'm right fuckwad". Let's argue about nothing with 15
responses here and blow alot of time pulling our puds.
Hey remember energy? How much do you have to piss away
over nothing? Heavy heavy BELIEF thinking you are right.
Ya just might be wrong, you just might have come to the
WRONG conclusion. I wouldn't hold on to being right about
anything. EVERYTHING can change in moment's notice.
Be ready to alter your decision, view, position, etc etc,
adapt to now, not back then. Be here now knuckleheads. lol!

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From: slider@anashram.com

On Wed, 30 May 2018 23:15:10 +0100, waltkowaski <allreadydun@gmail.com>
wrote:

i think what Richard Alpert was pointing out was not to get
too much into the future over shit and not to get stuck in
past bullshit.

### - lovely book, good story, absolutely nothing wrong with it!

plus imho that's exactly what he was saying!

stop being 'confused: just be here now! :)

And it is very easy to do that. Especially
when you want to be RIGHT. Both of you two love to be
the 'right' one. example: "i'm right motherfucker"! "no
i'm right fuckwad". Let's argue about nothing with 15
responses here and blow alot of time pulling our puds.
Hey remember energy? How much do you have to piss away
over nothing? Heavy heavy BELIEF thinking you are right.
Ya just might be wrong, you just might have come to the
WRONG conclusion. I wouldn't hold on to being right about
anything. EVERYTHING can change in moment's notice.
Be ready to alter your decision, view, position, etc etc,
adapt to now, not back then. Be here now knuckleheads. lol!

### - much better! stick to your guns + you tell 'em cowboy!

don't take no shit from no knuckleheads hehehe :)

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### - no jeremy, you're going out on a huge limb here quite unnecessarily, there's no need for all this except perhaps in your pedantic-type paranoid reasoning, as both chris & i are, ahem, fully grown up peeps who are
perfectly able to laff & joke around on this so-well-known subject without getting into danger, ok? i mean duh! give it a fucking rest already! we're
not talkin' Nietzsche here! :)

i know you 'think' you mean well, but in truth *you're* the one who's all messed up with and by all this, not us! we're just horsing around having
fun here throwing these concepts around, and i for one don't appreciate
being jumped on and lectured each and every time when even just the very
'idea' crops up?? piss off!

imho, alpert was alright! and if he wants to describe his own personal experiences in india in hindu-type related terms then that's fine by me,
having made some small study of inian history, their religions & beliefs myself, i think i know what he's talking about in the way he & they both
mean it in that 'very flowery' 10,000+ year old language of theirs, facets
of which there's absolutely nothing wrong with! they have 'their'
long-evolved (& evolving) 'conceptualisations' and we have ours! to the
point that the world is literally 'full' of such man-made things! wading waist-deep in them we are! (well, chris & i are actually surfing on 'em
heh, but that's another story + your teabreak's nearly over lol...)

truth is, every culture has its own stories right? its conceptualised
ideas about what life, the universe & everything is supposed to be all
about, right? - and 'believe' me (a figure of speak only heh) ours is just
'as flowery' (if not as wacky) as theirs is! - 'coz the world of 'ideas'
is NOT the same as the underlying real world reality!

now what's so hard (or difficult) about that??

the only 'real' problem, is that we're reduced to using 'words' (i.e. conceptualised ideas) to communicate with, so we have to know before we
even start that ya can't take anything too literally! (this being the
basis of my thing that all words are lies etc...) and because take things literally and ya ends up in wallyworld every time!

so ok, at some point chris gots around to considering 'imagine no
believing' + what would life be like under such circumstances... well
isn't vinny actually doing something very similar right now, and writing
out what he considers might just be key ideas that could possibly also
liberate others in the way he now feels liberated? isn't he just also saying/suggesting that it's entirely feasible to just drop all that crap
and be/live more in the now (belive versus believe? smile...)

and if the fucking indians were talking 'bout all that too 10,000 years
ago in that fancy fuckin' language of their, then so what? virtually
'every' culture worldwide has some reference to this/aspects of this, and
as such we have to be careful not to throw the baby out with the bathwater
when it comes to examining shit!

have personally only really ever discovered just the ONE 'Truth' jeremy:
that humanity has its head stuck up its arse and as a consequence only
ever sees its own shit (heh) - only that doesn't absolutely have to be
(nor remain) the case indefinitely... (nurse: the culo-expander please!
hah...)

plus it's not like you're even offering anything better! except maybe the eradication/extermination of Art, Poetry & Literature in the process
merely because YOU don't understand it??

and so now ya also wanna BURN the book 'Be Here Now' as well???

feck off! - it's a lovely book! a most unusual book! a beautiful book! :)

is actually a work of Art!

(you're dumping on Art jeremy! that's how 'wrong/off' you are!)





On Thu, 31 May 2018 06:41:29 +0100, Jeremy H. Denisovan <david.j.worrell@gmail.com> wrote:

Look guys... you were both talking about having "no beliefs".
But then you BOTH ended up defending this "be here now" *belief*.
Apparently without noticing any contradiction?

This is one reason I was concerned about beliefs. :)
Many, many people are irrational as hell about their beliefs.

And 'Baba Ram Dass' goes far beyond merely saying "be here now".
His book is full of many, many other beliefs, really wild ones.
Reminder, you were both claiming you wanted "no beliefs", right?

For example, just a few pages into his book, the Baba says:
"energy = love = awareness = light = wisdom = beauty =
truth = purity... It's all the same."

That's not only a basketful of beliefs, it's metaphorical gibberish.
Ram Dass makes claims such as that if "you have left the gravitational
field of time and space" then you can see "karma unfolding" in
such a way in which "this life is only part of a mosaic".
Here he professes his belief in karma and reincarnation.

I will remind you once again, you were wondering what it would be
like to get rid of "beliefs", and yet... just a little later you're
both defending this "be here now" belief from Ram Dass, whose book
is an endless series of metaphysical and religious beliefs. Weird.

Getting "stuck" obsessing on *anything*, including the past, future,
*or present*, isn't great. There are times when it's necessary to
focus on the past, and times when it's good to focus on the future.

For example, if you sit down to create a resume, or write your
autobiography, or balance your checkbook, etc. you'll find it is
necessary to focus on past actions, although you'll perform
the activity itself in the present (again, there is no way
to actually perform an activity other than in the present).

And if you want to take a week-long trip somewhere, unless you
carefully plan a route encompassing everything you want to see
in an efficient way and make all needed reservations, I guarantee
you'll have trouble that could have been avoided by taking time
to focus on planning the future in an orderly fashion. Go ahead,
try always just showing up in the "now" for anything you decide
you want to do, without first focusing on the future long enough
to get reservations, tickets, and/or detailed info about where
you're going, and find out what happens, compared to how it goes
with good planning.

I know what happens because when I was young and foolish I tried
many times to do things spontaneously in the moment - since it was
my natural style. I got turned away from stuff I wanted to do
several times because I hadn't prepared for the future situation.
I'm still a big fan of leaving some space for spontaneous actions,
but I also learned that it's effective and often quite necessary
to spend some time focusing on the hypothetical future and
planning for at least the general framework of what you'll need
in advance.

Remember the Boy Scout motto: be prepared. :) Your FOCUS
when preparing is on what you expect to need in the future.
That's different than just "being here now".

There are actually few things one can do in the moment that
do not simultaneously require at least some focus on the
near future and/or the recent past.

For example, playing a song. When a band counts off "1, 2, 3, 4"
before the song, they do that in anticipation of a near-future
moment when they'll all begin playing at the same time.
The singers have to remember the lines in each verse, the players
have to remember the chords, melodies, and beats (past memory)
and they must all anticipate each near-future moment when they'll
all break into the chorus or the middle eight at once (or all
stop playing at once). And they figured all that out and practiced
it in the past, prior to performing it in public. Thus, playing
a song is a flow that requires remembering the past and executing
in the present, while anticipating the near future.

This isn't rocket science. We do not simply go through life only
"being here now". One more example. I might plan to give Vicki's
daughter a birthday gift on her birthday next week. To do that,
I will first give some thought as to whether in the recent past
I've heard her mention anything she wants, and if I recall
anything then I'll plan to make a purchase to have it arrive
in the near future, in time to give it to her next week.

Are you getting it yet? Most things we do are like this.
I could easily create dozens of similar examples.

*Beliefs* like "be here now" sound good until you start thinking
about them realistically. But if that belief is bogus, it doesn't
mean all beliefs are bogus. Most beliefs are natural and logical,
so much so that people often don't even notice them.

.

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Look guys... you were both talking about having "no beliefs".
But then you BOTH ended up defending this "be here now" *belief*.
Apparently without noticing any contradiction?

This is one reason I was concerned about beliefs. :)
Many, many people are irrational as hell about their beliefs.

And 'Baba Ram Dass' goes far beyond merely saying "be here now".
His book is full of many, many other beliefs, really wild ones.
Reminder, you were both claiming you wanted "no beliefs", right?

For example, just a few pages into his book, the Baba says:
"energy = love = awareness = light = wisdom = beauty =
truth = purity... It's all the same."

That's not only a basketful of beliefs, it's metaphorical gibberish.
Ram Dass makes claims such as that if "you have left the gravitational
field of time and space" then you can see "karma unfolding" in
such a way in which "this life is only part of a mosaic".
Here he professes his belief in karma and reincarnation.

I will remind you once again, you were wondering what it would be
like to get rid of "beliefs", and yet... just a little later you're
both defending this "be here now" belief from Ram Dass, whose book
is an endless series of metaphysical and religious beliefs. Weird.

Getting "stuck" obsessing on *anything*, including the past, future,
*or present*, isn't great. There are times when it's necessary to
focus on the past, and times when it's good to focus on the future.

For example, if you sit down to create a resume, or write your
autobiography, or balance your checkbook, etc. you'll find it is
necessary to focus on past actions, although you'll perform
the activity itself in the present (again, there is no way
to actually perform an activity other than in the present).

And if you want to take a week-long trip somewhere, unless you
carefully plan a route encompassing everything you want to see
in an efficient way and make all needed reservations, I guarantee
you'll have trouble that could have been avoided by taking time
to focus on planning the future in an orderly fashion. Go ahead,
try always just showing up in the "now" for anything you decide
you want to do, without first focusing on the future long enough
to get reservations, tickets, and/or detailed info about where
you're going, and find out what happens, compared to how it goes
with good planning.

I know what happens because when I was young and foolish I tried
many times to do things spontaneously in the moment - since it was
my natural style. I got turned away from stuff I wanted to do
several times because I hadn't prepared for the future situation.
I'm still a big fan of leaving some space for spontaneous actions,
but I also learned that it's effective and often quite necessary
to spend some time focusing on the hypothetical future and
planning for at least the general framework of what you'll need
in advance.

Remember the Boy Scout motto: be prepared. :) Your FOCUS
when preparing is on what you expect to need in the future.
That's different than just "being here now".

There are actually few things one can do in the moment that
do not simultaneously require at least some focus on the
near future and/or the recent past.

For example, playing a song. When a band counts off "1, 2, 3, 4"
before the song, they do that in anticipation of a near-future
moment when they'll all begin playing at the same time.
The singers have to remember the lines in each verse, the players
have to remember the chords, melodies, and beats (past memory)
and they must all anticipate each near-future moment when they'll
all break into the chorus or the middle eight at once (or all
stop playing at once). And they figured all that out and practiced
it in the past, prior to performing it in public. Thus, playing
a song is a flow that requires remembering the past and executing
in the present, while anticipating the near future.

This isn't rocket science. We do not simply go through life only
"being here now". One more example. I might plan to give Vicki's
daughter a birthday gift on her birthday next week. To do that,
I will first give some thought as to whether in the recent past
I've heard her mention anything she wants, and if I recall
anything then I'll plan to make a purchase to have it arrive
in the near future, in time to give it to her next week.

Are you getting it yet? Most things we do are like this.
I could easily create dozens of similar examples.

*Beliefs* like "be here now" sound good until you start thinking
about them realistically. But if that belief is bogus, it doesn't
mean all beliefs are bogus. Most beliefs are natural and logical,
so much so that people often don't even notice them.

.

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From: slider@anashram.com

On Thu, 31 May 2018 06:41:29 +0100, Jeremy H. Denisovan <david.j.worrell@gmail.com> wrote:

For example, playing a song. When a band counts off "1, 2, 3, 4"
before the song, they do that in anticipation of a near-future
moment when they'll all begin playing at the same time.
The singers have to remember the lines in each verse, the players
have to remember the chords, melodies, and beats (past memory)
and they must all anticipate each near-future moment when they'll
all break into the chorus or the middle eight at once (or all
stop playing at once). And they figured all that out and practiced
it in the past, prior to performing it in public. Thus, playing
a song is a flow that requires remembering the past and executing
in the present, while anticipating the near future.

### - this is a particularly good (and bad) example jeremy, because in
truth i only really ever learned to 'play' music when the chord shapes, fingering & even the rhythms were, through long practice, forced 'below'
the level of 'conscious' manipulation?

ditto for learning to drive a car; if you had to consciously think of
every tiny + precise movement you have to perforce make while driving
(100's of tiny coordinated/polished movements) you'd be a beginner again
and crash!

we walk and we don't really know how we do it?

ditto our very lives, and we don't examine it!

we're conscious only of things like going to the shops to buy something
and asleep to everything else!

thus to 'be here now' refers to rousing from that slumber, from being an unthinking automaton caught in some societal rut they didn't even ask you
if you wanted to be part of...

WE DON'T HAVE TO DO IT! (was actually the essence of buddha's message
heh...)

and perforce life (and the experience of it) is very different after that!
:)

i.e., this isn't a matter of getting involved in more 'beliefs', but more
a case of un-tangling ourselves from the ones we were already caught up in!

'be here now' thus means/= drop all that! to stop indulging in a sensation
of being in-control! of 'planning' shit! - you can't play music like
that?! (nor even drive a car...)

(cue the 'dance of life' perception etc, cue the world of Art...)

no it isn't rocket science: if anything it's actually the *absence* of
rocket science altogether!

:)

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From: allreadydun@gmail.com

How could anyone ever take your posts seriously after that admission?
Trump has already told thousands of lies, and that's exactly why
I refuse to accept him as our country's rightful leader.

romance with reality grasshopper?
don't look now but he is the president.
rightful? what he really did lose the election?
there i've given you the title of your next book.

A Romance with Reality by dancing Dave. :)

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From: allreadydun@gmail.com

so what is a belief? where the hell does it come from?
FROM what authority??
It comes from thinking.
You think the same thought over and over and
then boom: you come to a conclusion (belief).
Oh shit it must be true because little old me me
thought it. By golly my mind is never wrong.
Ha ha, if it was only that easy.
No one can disprove there is a God.
They all hide behind the thought that there
is a God. The Bible told me so and so did all
the tyrants of time throughout history. God damn it,
it must be true. Would i lie to you honey? lol!
When people lie they actually don't KNOW any better.
They believe their own bullshit. Then (much latter)
we find out what is real. If you live a life of sincerity
it means that you have the courage to admit that you
blew it sometimes so you have to admit you were wrong.
So what? You're wrong or incorrect, ok stand in line
over there and face the firing squad you piece of shit.
Lighten up and get use to the fact that not every
thought or belief you have is where it's at.
We don't encourage people to admit they are wrong,
this is why we have the congress and senate people
we have today. I won't even go into Trumpski. Son of
a bitch god only knows what he thinks. :)

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From: david.j.worrell@gmail.com

On Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 3:45:17 PM UTC-7, waltkowaski wrote:

so what is a belief? where the hell does it come from?
FROM what authority??
It comes from thinking.
You think the same thought over and over and
then boom: you come to a conclusion (belief).
Oh shit it must be true because little old me me
thought it. By golly my mind is never wrong.
Ha ha, if it was only that easy.
No one can disprove there is a God.
They all hide behind the thought that there
is a God. The Bible told me so and so did all
the tyrants of time throughout history. God damn it,
it must be true. Would i lie to you honey? lol!
When people lie they actually don't KNOW any better.
They believe their own bullshit. Then (much latter)
we find out what is real. If you live a life of sincerity
it means that you have the courage to admit that you
blew it sometimes so you have to admit you were wrong.
So what? You're wrong or incorrect, ok stand in line
over there and face the firing squad you piece of shit.

Yeah, I call that an aspect of integrity.
The flip side of it is that whenever you claim you're right,
you back it up with a lot of good evidence that you are right.

Lighten up and get use to the fact that not every
thought or belief you have is where it's at.
We don't encourage people to admit they are wrong,
this is why we have the congress and senate people
we have today. I won't even go into Trumpski. Son of
a bitch god only knows what he thinks. :)

Below is a minor example of the kind of thing that could appear
in a book I might write on the subject of Belief:

What believing in God Does To Your Brain: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/what-believing-in-god-does-to-your-brain-a6950956.html

I won't elaborate on what I'd have to say about this, but it hints
at one reason WHY humans are so prone to supernatural beliefs.
I think there are several different factors that all combined to
make it prominent in human development, and this result hints
at one of them. Btw, this is also a perfect example of what you
will NOT find in Vini's book. I'm not sure I can recall there
being even a single reference or footnote anywhere in his book.
If I completed a book, by contrast, about 1/3 of the tome - and
yes it would be a 'tome' extremely long and complex - would
consist of references, footnotes, and indexes. :)

.

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From: slider@anashram.com

### - i've nothing more to add jeremy, and 'coz you're not really taking
it all in and/or interested (in Art) anyway, and are now basically just
looking for someone to wipe your mouth out on... and i ain't gonna indulge
ya!

the main thing being you've stopped pounding on matey and that's all i
really cared about anyway...

i do, however, think your obsession with trump IS really becoming
ridiculous, especially now you're literally injecting the subject into
each & every single post you reply to 'as-well'?? not to mention all those
long rambling daily rants of yours you insist on subjecting us all to?
(100' & 100's & 100's of 'em?? for 2 YEARS??? jeez...)

i mean lol, talk about 'force-feeding' peeps shit?? where's anyone's
'choice' in that!? :)

imho it's an attempt at 'brainwashing' us on your part! pure & simples!

else the record is just... stuck?

either way it's pretty damn tedious!

and ya need to get over it before ya drive yourself (and everyone else)
nuts!




On Thu, 31 May 2018 23:25:19 +0100, Jeremy H. Denisovan <david.j.worrell@gmail.com> wrote:

On Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 10:14:24 AM UTC-7, slider wrote:

On Thu, 31 May 2018 15:53:51 +0100, Jeremy H. Denisovan
wrote:

On Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 5:21:14 AM UTC-7, slider wrote:

### - no jeremy, you're going out on a huge limb here quite
unnecessarily,
there's no need for all this except perhaps in your pedantic-type
paranoid
reasoning, as both chris & i are, ahem, fully grown up peeps who are
perfectly able to laff & joke around on this so-well-known subject
without
getting into danger, ok? i mean duh! give it a fucking rest already!
we're
not talkin' Nietzsche here!

The fact that you contradicted yourselves every time you tried to

speak

on the subject (and refused to even listen to my attempts to dig
into the real issues deeper) proves that this isn't "unnecessary".

### - oh don't be so daft heh... admittedly there is, however, a kinda
contradictory/paradoxical element to Art if only because Art isn't
really
something rational per se that can be duly defined & nailed down... and
is
in fact the very criterion that 'makes' it Art! and which is something
ya
have to allow for whenever appraising it... Art is 'subjective' not
objective!

I wasn't talking about 'Art'. That's just one of your smokescreens
attempting to derail the real discourse. It's just as idiotic to try
to equate 'art and religious belief' as it is to try to equate 'religious belief and science'. If that's what you're now trying to do now?
No surprise. With you, there's "no error of reasoning unturned".

i know you 'think' you mean well, but in truth *you're* the one who's
all
messed up with and by all this, not us! we're just horsing around

having

fun here throwing these concepts around, and i for one don't

appreciate

being jumped on and lectured each and every time when even just the

very

'idea' crops up?? piss off!

I don't think you even "meant well".

You refused to contemplate the deeper concepts I wanted to discuss
and now say "piss off, we were only horsing around". Yes, exactly,
you were only horsing around with issues that are genuinely deep
and embedded in virtually every aspect of life, and at first your
only reaction was to try to "prove me wrong". (You've tried that
a hundred times without ever succeeding, one would think you'd get
tired of banging your own head).

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From: slider@anashram.org

### - omg! is there anything 'more revolting' that these 2 'snobs' with
their noses firmly stuck up each other's arseholes brown-nosing each
other??

ewwwww! (shudder...)

:D

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On Wed, 13 Jun 2018 00:23:31 +0100, thang ornerythinchus <thangolossus@gmail.com> wrote:

Lonely echos from a council flat. Who cares...

### - you, enough apparently heh, to reply to 4 only to call me names?? :)

plus, of the many subjects covered in all those posts that you 'could'
have chosen/selected to reply to, you opted for only the most mundane
things to get worked-up over?? (not a lotta intellect going on there then innit! lol)

sorry, can't really be bothered dealing with such mundane shite thang...

ya really gots to try and up your game sport? it's pitiful! there's no content??

and 'coz merely shitting outta your mouth don't really cut it mate
hehehe...

:D

plus it's around now, i suppose, that we can expect your more usual, eyes rolled back in your head, monologue re the universe and the long telephone numbers involved you get so impressed with like it actually fucking
'means' anything more than mere masturbation alone for all the good it'll
ever do you or anyone come to that heh... mental masturbation to make
yourself 'feel' better?? hahaha!

side note: have you ever noticed how 'dumb' people almost 'never' get
bored??

hahaha :D

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On Sat, 02 Jun 2018 05:10:08 +0100, slider <slider@anashram.org>
wrote:

### - omg! is there anything 'more revolting' that these 2 'snobs' with
their noses firmly stuck up each other's arseholes brown-nosing each
other??

ewwwww! (shudder...)

Lonely echos from a council flat. Who cares...

:D

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On Wed, 13 Jun 2018 01:03:34 +0100, slider <slider@anashram.com>
wrote:

On Wed, 13 Jun 2018 00:23:31 +0100, thang ornerythinchus ><thangolossus@gmail.com> wrote:

Lonely echos from a council flat. Who cares...

### - you, enough apparently heh, to reply to 4 only to call me names?? :)

Why not? It means fuck all on the net, people taking their own lives
because of some insult real or perceived on the NEt is too fantastic.
It's just me insulting you after you insult me and so on ad infinitum.
Just a lot of electrons whizzing around at semi-relativistic speeds
making pictures in your mind and mine, which are not real.

The only thing you have ever pissed me off about is your bullshit
attitude to all those holiday makers shot out of the sky by some
Russian barbarian, accidental or not. You need to face reality on
that one, anything else you've pulsed at me has been like being hit by
cobwebs.

plus, of the many subjects covered in all those posts that you 'could'
have chosen/selected to reply to, you opted for only the most mundane
things to get worked-up over?? (not a lotta intellect going on there then >innit! lol)

Nope I didn't choose. I'm busy doing things I like to do in my
semi-retirement and choose to respond about once a week or so, which
indicates my involvement in this NG. It's an aside for me but of
nostalgic value and I don't mind the interactions either, otherwise I
wouldn't be here.

I'm basically taking the piss Slider. You of all people should
recognise that.

sorry, can't really be bothered dealing with such mundane shite thang...

ya really gots to try and up your game sport? it's pitiful! there's no >content??

and 'coz merely shitting outta your mouth don't really cut it mate
hehehe...

Lol. Stop taking the piss re: MH17. Stop with the shit about GRU
claims about a false flag or anything but the truth and reality, which
is some fucking barbarian cunt who probably uses a toilet bowl as a
washbasin pressed a button and doomed little kids from a first world
country to a very premature, nasty death.

I almost wish there WERE a hell so these cunts could fry, nice and
slow.

:D

plus it's around now, i suppose, that we can expect your more usual, eyes >rolled back in your head, monologue re the universe and the long telephone >numbers involved you get so impressed with like it actually fucking
'means' anything more than mere masturbation alone for all the good it'll >ever do you or anyone come to that heh... mental masturbation to make >yourself 'feel' better?? hahaha!

Read above. No monologue there I can see, just sharp relevant point
about a fuckwit trying to troll with a limited intellect and a
shitload of frustration.

side note: have you ever noticed how 'dumb' people almost 'never' get
bored??

No. More productive things to do with my ever-decreasing time.

hahaha :D

Hear the echos...

“There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.”

Leonard Cohen

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