Theos-Talk Archives (February 1996 Message tl00055)

Unfortunately, on America Online with a Mac, I can neither see who sent the
message, nor how long it is.  I have to OPEN each and every piece of mail and
read it, often through overly-long pastes, until I get down to the new
material.  And about half the time, I find a sentence or two, which is not
even relevant to the subject heading.

A small sample of today's banter:

Alan:
> If we all sent what others regard as our "yuks" privately there would
> not be much to read on here .....
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> "Truth", you said.
> Liesel
> Member TI. HR, 5thRR
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> Ya wanna make sump'n of it?
> LFD
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> No, Alan,
> Nicholas wants serious, intellectual discussions ... the Truth, you know,
> the Truth!
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> They were laughing off a disagreement. What's wrong with that?
> Liesel
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> Yeah,
> Me too.
> LFD
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> Housebroken, my foot. I don't want to break your house anyway. I'd just
like
> you to be 1/2 way civil.
> LFD?
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> Yeah. He's living dangerously. He's fallen over one, & it jarred loose his
> kundalini.
> LFD
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> Jehne "pseudotheosophy"!
> LFD
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Sadly, I'm tired of wading through this stuff, and I can see from the
responses that most of the people who write the one-liners don't care for
those of us who suffer for it.  Luckily, I am not a helpless victim here--as
with the stupidity on television, it can easily be turned off.  So have a
great discussion, yuks an all, maybe in private e-mail I will hear about some
of the highlights.  So with this, I have unsubscribed from Theos-L and
related lists.

Adieu.