AND YOU INSIST DOC HAS A FOUL MOUTH??TraumaT wrote:Set wrote:He ain't heavy, he's my brother.......TraumaT wrote:Well, as much as I detest the Doc, I have to admit it's very decent of you to defend the roaring nutjob.Set wrote:
Have you no heart?!! Even after Doc proved he was considered decent, by none less than the inventors of Christinsanity, the Lutherans, you persist in persecuting this poor misunderstood Punchinello. Why?
That is mighty Christian of you.
Consciousness and a Bee's Death
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"Beware of those in whom the urge to punish is strong". ---Johann Wolfgang Goethe
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Ahhhh...... Sweet, sweet revenge.Set wrote:AND YOU INSIST DOC HAS A FOUL MOUTH??TraumaT wrote:Set wrote:He ain't heavy, he's my brother.......TraumaT wrote:Well, as much as I detest the Doc, I have to admit it's very decent of you to defend the roaring nutjob.Set wrote:
Have you no heart?!! Even after Doc proved he was considered decent, by none less than the inventors of Christinsanity, the Lutherans, you persist in persecuting this poor misunderstood Punchinello. Why?
That is mighty Christian of you.
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I've done that. It's not easy. Good luck.IndicusMaximus wrote:I'm doing a stand-up comedy open mic on monday. We'll see how that turns out.
"If you don't think to good, don't think too much." Yogi
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Ah, no. I have persisted in one post to you the explanation of respect and to ask you kindly to stop the mealy mouthed shit on my thread which has to do with consciousness. If you wish to raise consciousness about your opinion on Doc, please kindly open up a thread on that and expound all you like. Also, read back on that Intro/Doc thread and you will find I welcomed him warmly after pointing out that Pigeon was correct in asking Doc to show some respect by not cursing at people. I have nothing else to say on this.Set wrote:Have you no heart?!! Even after Doc proved he was considered decent, by none less than the inventors of Christinsanity, the Lutherans, you persist in persecuting this poor misunderstood Punchinello. Why?Pana wrote:Set, if you came into my house upon invitation and then proceeded to call me any name you wanted, I would have no qualms beating your fat old ass. If Doc couldn't man up from that, then he's all the more a coward.
It's called respect. That's all. If you can't dig that, don't come into the house and do stop with the mealy mouth shit. Be the bigger man that you can be.
Strength doesn't come from flipping people off.
“Integrity has no need of rules.”
-Albert Camus
-Albert Camus
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The Set? I will crush the old bastard like a bee. And then you and I shall drink champagne and dance on his twitching little wings in the moonlight.
"If you don't think to good, don't think too much." Yogi
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lkwalker wrote:The Set? I will crush the old bastard like a bee. And then you and I shall drink champagne and dance on his twitching little wings in the moonlight.
This is turning pretty violent for a philosophy thread.
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This full contact philosophy. Get in the ballgame or gtfo. Thank you.
"If you don't think to good, don't think too much." Yogi
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"If you don't think to good, don't think too much." Yogi
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Actually, it's poetry.
How 'bout we forget Set, BE and just dance in the glimmering paleful light
Weaving words of sagacity and half truths
That fill our heads with drunkeness
As we sink down in the grass filled with dew.
How 'bout we forget Set, BE and just dance in the glimmering paleful light
Weaving words of sagacity and half truths
That fill our heads with drunkeness
As we sink down in the grass filled with dew.
“Integrity has no need of rules.”
-Albert Camus
-Albert Camus
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How can I forget the Set? He's lodged in my head like a bad toothpaste jingle.
"If you don't think to good, don't think too much." Yogi