🚀 go-pugleaf

Dharmananda wrote:
> DeadMeat wrote:
> 
> 
>>I spent some time above the Ho Trail shelling anything that moved.  We
>>used Overwhelming Firepower once they removed the stupid rules and we got
>>a President that was no longer being lied to and didn't try to micromanage
>>each every round fired. Sounds to me like you were there 1968 at the
>>latest. I didn't show up until 1969 and it wasn't until 1970 that the
>>rules were all but removed from us where we could shell anything that
>>moved.  20mm Vulcans make wonderful Elephant guns.
>>
> 
> 
> Uh-huh.  Clearly you were NEVER there.
> 
> You avoided the question about why you troll military groups.  It's becoming
> clear to me that you just have a sick need to be spanked.
> 
> Repeat after me, Daryl:  "On every day, in every way, I am becoming more and
> more real.  I do not need to lie.  I do not need to be a pain in the butt. 
> I am very happy about who I am, and I do not need to assume fictitious
> identities.  I refuse to be the military's buffon, by demeaning myself
> until they are forced to spank me, again.  In particular, I will NEVER
> waylay newbies, for the purpose of perpetrating new and ever more insidious
> trolleries.  On every day, in every way, I am becoming more and more
> real ... "
> 
> You said you were interested in Buddhism.  That's your Buddhist practice. 
> Assume the position on your cushion and repeat that mantra for a half an
> hour, in the morning and in the evening, each and every single day without
> exception, and report your practice results in thirty days.  Do not attempt
> to whine at me about this before Dec. 15th.  If you have questions you will
> find Buddhists books in your environment, including the Net, and those
> books will contain the answers to your questions.  What you need will come
> to you. If it does not, it will mean that you have slacked off in reciting
> your mantra, and the dharma protectors have abandoned you. In that case,
> you must apply greater effort until the answers come from your environment,
> or from the depths of your mind.  And in no case will the instructions you
> find in books supercede my personal instructions.  
> 
> DO IT  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> 


I would add that I recommend to Daryl the Dalai Lama's book
_The Art of Happiness - A Handbook for Living_

- nilita