Originally posted by robbie carrobieHow to navigate your way through the spirituality forum like a drugged balloonist in four easy steps.
1. make up your own propaganda,
2. repeat it often to try to make it real to others,
3. ignore all attempts to ascertain a rational basis for it
4. makes threats that have no efficacy against anyone who opposes it in the hope that they will desist from the exposé
Anyone (on a debate and discussion forum) could fling this silly trying-to-be-funny kind of stuff at anyone else who disagrees with them or who rubs them up the wrong way, regardless of the topics in hand. So perhaps you should take threads like this one to the clans forum where they belong.
In the sports forum, I had not nice things to say about soccer players. My opinion. However, someone recently made a very awful comment about my Mom, who died 2 years ago. It hurt very much.......and still does.
What I have come to appreciate about the spirituality forum, is that we all fight at times, but it never gets to an awful, degrading point.
I have fought with dive....but, respect the fact that he fights back in a respectful way. Just my opinion.
Originally posted by FMFI recall suggesting more than once that divegeester do the same.
[b]How to navigate your way through the spirituality forum like a drugged balloonist in four easy steps.
1. make up your own propaganda,
2. repeat it often to try to make it real to others,
3. ignore all attempts to ascertain a rational basis for it
4. makes threats that have no efficacy against anyone who opposes it in the hope that they will desist fro ...[text shortened]... in hand. So perhaps you should take threads like this one to the clans forum where they belong.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieThat title really got me laughing. Right on. 😀
How to navigate your way through the spirituality forum like a drugged balloonist in four easy steps.
1. make up your own propaganda,
2. repeat it often to try to make it real to others,
3. ignore all attempts to ascertain a rational basis for it
4. makes threats that have no efficacy against anyone who opposes it in the hope that they will desist from the exposé
It sounds like the perfect recipe to start a religion.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieYou said:
and there we have it folks, point number three, ignore all attempts to extract a rational, just like clockwork and as predicted.
Thank you point two is now covered, you are nothing if not predictable. Repetition in an attempt to make your propaganda appear real to other people. Lets watch as you balloon your way to point number three and four.
which is entirely declarative in nature - there is no enquiry whatsoever in this post. As such the wink smiley which divegeester responded with doesn't doesn't actually ignore any attempts to extract a rational [...] because nothing rational was sought on your part!!
You don't get your point 3.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieIt sounds like the perfect recipe to start a religion
How to navigate your way through the spirituality forum like a drugged balloonist in four easy steps.
1. make up your own propaganda,
2. repeat it often to try to make it real to others,
3. ignore all attempts to ascertain a rational basis for it
4. makes threats that have no efficacy against anyone who opposes it in the hope that they will desist from the exposé
It sounds like the perfect recipe to start a religion.
This is the only thing that's worth taking away from this thread. Theists, take this to heart.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobiePutting my psychiatrist's hat on, you certainly seem to over use the expression 'room full of mirrors.' It could well be that you have a deep down fear of being in 'a room full of mirrors' and that you express this fear by vocalizing it.
its the only thing you find worth taking away, room full of mirrors.
What is it about your appearance that troubles you so?
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Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeI am not afraid Doc, a room full of mirrors may be many things, for example at the end of Enter the Dragon, Han tries to take refuge in his room full of mirrors trusting in its illusionary qualities 😀
Putting my psychiatrist's hat on, you certainly seem to over use the expression 'room full of mirrors.' It could well be that you have a deep down fear of being in 'a room full of mirrors' and that you express this fear by vocalizing it.
What is it about your appearance that troubles you so?