02 Feb 09
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Open Versus Closed
No, nothing whatsoever to do with chess game opening variations but everything to do with the six to seven inches between your ears, which
your brain still calls home. Closed minds are eventually subject to the onset and ravages of strong delusion. It's a common condition caused
by rejection of reality. The results include moodiness, hypersensitivity, depression, bitterness, inappropriate behavior and bizzare posturing.
Ignorance can be corrected over time. Willful stupidity can't be taught. It's unteachable because it's implacable and it's implacable because it
arrogantly rejects any and all authority other than its own. Only viable happy life alternative is the gradual enlightenment of an open mind.
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02 Feb 09
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThink i'll ignore it as i don't like reading unparagraphed blocks of text.
Open Versus Closed
No, nothing whatsoever to do with chess game opening variations but everything to do with the six to seven inches between your ears, which
your brain still calls home. Closed minds are eventually subject to the onset and ravages of strong delusion. It's a common condition caused
by rejection of reality. The results incl ...[text shortened]... y viable happy life alternative is the gradual enlightenment of an open mind.
😀
I also don't know what you are on about i'm afraid. I'm sure it's a good point though, but now i feel like you are testing my intelligence by being a bit cleaver. So i will ignore it. Yes, i will do that.....or will i...
*meant for the few, misunderstood by the masses.
02 Feb 09
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Originally posted by uzlessDarvlay would understand his post, AND slag him.
Think i'll ignore it as i don't like reading unparagraphed blocks of text.
I also don't know what you are on about i'm afraid. I'm sure it's a good point though, but now i feel like you are testing my intelligence by being a bit cleaver. So i will ignore it. Yes, i will do that.....or will i...
*meant for the few, misunderstood by the masses.
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02 Feb 09
Originally posted by Phlabibitphlab, you're like that kid that keeps telling the same joke thinking it's as funny as the first time he said it.
Darvlay would understand his post, AND slag him.
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Too bad in your case it wasn't even funny the first time. Now you just look sad.
You can't compete at this level. Do what you do best...make us some more songs! You remind me of the Bright Eyes singer. You guys sound similar.
02 Feb 09
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Originally posted by uzlessNope. Not on your life. Not any of my business, now or ever, to presume to test you or anybody else on this site. Just one other
I'm sure it's a good point though, but now i feel like you are testing my intelligence...
grateful subscriber expressing an honestly held opinion for your consideration, contradiction and/or comment. Your IQ is your biz.
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03 Feb 09
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby#2. Unsure why but closed minds seem to love to advertise. Guys Friday night out many years ago, in San Antonio, colleague and close
Open Versus Closed
No, nothing whatsoever to do with chess game opening variations but everything to do with the six to seven inches between your ears, which
your brain still calls home. Closed minds are eventually subject to the onset and ravages of strong delusion. It's a common condition caused
by rejection of reality. The results incl y viable happy life alternative is the gradual enlightenment of an open mind.
😀
friend (let's refer to him as Trent) was proposing late evening toasts. He was in high gear by the time he got around to me... "There are
only two problems with Bobby. He needs to learn how to go with the flow and to become more mediocre." We stayed in touch for years
after he quit his position and moved to Las Vegas. He was a whiz at analyzing the Daily Racing Form. Glitzy Sports Books were his passion.
Won frequently but always lost money. Risk averse, Trent would only bet chalk or near chalk. Needed the vindication of parimutuel support
and NV herd as much as he needed peer approval in business. This self aware guy sadly admitted he had lost his balls and sold his soul.
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03 Feb 09
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby#3. While I'm in a reflective mood, affectionately remembering Trent, here's a piece of advice he presumed to give me once on our drive
#2. Unsure why but closed minds seem to love to advertise. Guys Friday night out many years ago, in San Antonio, colleague and close
friend (let's refer to him as Trent) was proposing late evening toasts. He was in high gear by the time he got around to me... "There are
only two problems with Bobby. He needs to learn how to go with the flow and t siness. This self aware guy sadly admitted he had lost his balls and sold his soul.
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with our wives to a Saturday night rodeo in TX... "Whenever anybody complains or criticizes you to your face or gives you any deserved or
undeserved crap, all you need to say is 'Good feedback'." Worst self protective, defense mechanism cowardice I'd ever heard. He knew it.
P.S. Trent's attractive wife, Sylvia, always liked wearing outlandish hats. Evelyn said, "It's her flair and mark of incorrectness". I bought it.
03 Feb 09
Originally posted by uzlessEh!? Did you want to say something to me uzless?
Think i'll ignore it as i don't like reading unparagraphed blocks of text.
I also don't know what you are on about i'm afraid. I'm sure it's a good point though, but now i feel like you are testing my intelligence by being a bit cleaver. So i will ignore it. Yes, i will do that.....or will i...
*meant for the few, misunderstood by the masses.