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"la n." <nilita2004NOSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:RQAmd.164028$df2.151250@edtnps89...
> 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.

LOL, I guess I need to turn in all my Spectre junk I keep around then.


> >
> > 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.

And it's becoming even more apparent that you are one sick puppy that never
did anything.


> >
> > 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 don't think you have the slightest idea what is means to practice Buddism.
And your instructions are from another person that knows nothing about
things outside of only your really small world.  Get out more.