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[Wheezer]

What?

Exactly.

Ohmmm.

Zen (Seon) doesn't really employ mantras.  Anyway, while I love me a good hwadu, a closer analogy might be the epilogue to "Berlin Alexanderplatz."  It's not deliberate, aside from the fact that I really do think the Beverly Hillbillies went a long way toward making a sort of utopianism popularly cognizable in the '60s.

[powen01]

What?

Exactly.

Ohmmm.

Zen (Seon) doesn't really employ mantras.  Anyway, while I love me a good hwadu, a closer analogy might be the epilogue to "Berlin Alexanderplatz."  It's not deliberate, aside from the fact that I really do think the Beverly Hillbillies went a long way toward making a sort of utopianism popularly cognizable in the '60s.

Well, my kind does. 

[Wheezer]

Ohmmm.

Zen (Seon) doesn't really employ mantras.  Anyway, while I love me a good hwadu, a closer analogy might be the epilogue to "Berlin Alexanderplatz."  It's not deliberate, aside from the fact that I really do think the Beverly Hillbillies went a long way toward making a sort of utopianism popularly cognizable in the '60s.

Well, my kind does. 

Syncretism is always popular.  The "Holy Mothers" strike again?

[Kerm]

I can't hear the audio at work, but wow.

[powen01]

I can't hear the audio at work, but wow.

You have to be a huge f'ing douche to get beat down by the home and away fans.

[bocaj]

What?

Exactly.

Ohmmm.

Zen (Seon) doesn't really employ mantras.  Anyway, while I love me a good hwadu, a closer analogy might be the epilogue to "Berlin Alexanderplatz."  It's not deliberate, aside from the fact that I really do think the Beverly Hillbillies went a long way toward making a sort of utopianism popularly cognizable in the '60s.

Do you have some sort of fetish for Eastern religion? 'Cause you seem quite articulate on the subject--along with just all other mysticistic jibber-jabber in general. Your mannerisms seem a little more highbrow then what would be expected on such a site: is this just your way of flexing your secondary learnedness in front of those less as such? Seems your just taking the easy way out, actually; but, you shouldn't, you give yourself too little credit. Just stick with it, you're still a young kid. Actually, I take it back, these other guys are bright, as well. So, nothing ventured nothing gained, though, right. As the old man in the coat furred with oak lucidly said thrice to the setting sun.

[Thrillho]

What?

Exactly.

Ohmmm.

Zen (Seon) doesn't really employ mantras.  Anyway, while I love me a good hwadu, a closer analogy might be the epilogue to "Berlin Alexanderplatz."  It's not deliberate, aside from the fact that I really do think the Beverly Hillbillies went a long way toward making a sort of utopianism popularly cognizable in the '60s.

Do you have some sort of fetish for Eastern religion? 'Cause you seem quite articulate on the subject--along with just all other mysticistic jibber-jabber in general. Your mannerisms seem a little more highbrow then what would be expected on such a site: is this just your way of flexing your secondary learnedness in front of those less as such? Seems your just taking the easy way out, actually; but, you shouldn't, you give yourself too little credit. Just stick with it, you're still a young kid. Actually, I take it back, these other guys are bright, as well. So, nothing ventured nothing gained, though, right. As the old man in the coat furred with oak lucidly said thrice to the setting sun.

Boc, you're like a vacuous, jive-talking, sub-Paul beatnik straight out of an episode of Dragnet, whose sole purpose is to give Joe Friday an outsized ego to deflate and to serve as a warning to the kids about the hazards of intellectual vanity.

Or maybe just Herman Munster without the winning personality.

But, go on... Blow our minds with your thesauri, college.

You'll only reaffirm the obvious: Wheezer's Zen ain't easy.

[powen01]

http://www.holytaco.com/2008/06/27/the-douchiest-phone-message-in-history/

I thought it was a joke... but he's real:  http://www.dimitrithelover.com/

What a douche.

Wow.

Just...wow...

Dimitri offers classes for those who just can't wait for the release of his autobiographical "Mein Kock." (Classy pun, sir.)

http://dimitrithelover.com/shopping-reboot.html

Slut Finder (Intense 1 day classroom program)  - $597.00 (+GST)
Learn how to identify a slut and the sure fire signs that she
is ready to fuck.

$597 Canadian seems like a steep price for learning how to identify cheap women.

http://dimitrithelover.com/shopping-worship.html

Rick the Dick (3 hour evening classroom)  - $297.00(+GST)
Rick has the honour of being the "Parking lot BJ King of Canada".
Learn how he gets sluts to suck him off IMMEDIATELY!

Is there an Order of Canada medal for parking lot BJs?

Cult Builder program (Diabolical 5 day program)  - $97,500.00(+GST)
The elite of society are taught POWERFUL techniques of psychological and sexual
enslavement.  Due to its controversial nature, the cult builder program cannot be
purchased over the internet.  Please contact our admin for payment information.

Elite? As an Obama voter, I obviously like the sound of that.

Can I assume Lesson #1 from all of the above would be "Dress to impress"?

http://dimitrithelover.com/shopping-genuine.html

Thrill, I forwarded this Dimitri crap to a friend of mine...  She was not impressed.  In fact:

http://www.eyeweekly.com/city/features/article/22843

http://jezebel.com/5020419/dimitri-the-lovers-history-of-sexual-assault-weapons-stockpiling-and-psychiatric-evaluations

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1115167462268_11/?hub=CTVNewsAt11

He's like a Greek Paul, but from Toronto...

[Thrillho]

Thrill, I forwarded this Dimitri crap to a friend of mine...  She was not impressed.  In fact:

http://www.eyeweekly.com/city/features/article/22843

http://jezebel.com/5020419/dimitri-the-lovers-history-of-sexual-assault-weapons-stockpiling-and-psychiatric-evaluations

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1115167462268_11/?hub=CTVNewsAt11

He's like a Greek Paul, but from Toronto...

I hope if I still have time to get that refund...

[powen01]

Thrill, I forwarded this Dimitri crap to a friend of mine...  She was not impressed.  In fact:

http://www.eyeweekly.com/city/features/article/22843

http://jezebel.com/5020419/dimitri-the-lovers-history-of-sexual-assault-weapons-stockpiling-and-psychiatric-evaluations

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1115167462268_11/?hub=CTVNewsAt11

He's like a Greek Paul, but from Toronto...

I hope if I still have time to get that refund...

Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?  Ask Paul how to start your own cult.

Dumas. 

[bocaj]

What?

Exactly.

Ohmmm.

Zen (Seon) doesn't really employ mantras.  Anyway, while I love me a good hwadu, a closer analogy might be the epilogue to "Berlin Alexanderplatz."  It's not deliberate, aside from the fact that I really do think the Beverly Hillbillies went a long way toward making a sort of utopianism popularly cognizable in the '60s.

Do you have some sort of fetish for Eastern religion? 'Cause you seem quite articulate on the subject--along with just all other mysticistic jibber-jabber in general. Your mannerisms seem a little more highbrow then what would be expected on such a site: is this just your way of flexing your secondary learnedness in front of those less as such? Seems your just taking the easy way out, actually; but, you shouldn't, you give yourself too little credit. Just stick with it, you're still a young kid. Actually, I take it back, these other guys are bright, as well. So, nothing ventured nothing gained, though, right. As the old man in the coat furred with oak lucidly said thrice to the setting sun.

Boc, you're like a vacuous, jive-talking, sub-Paul beatnik straight out of an episode of Dragnet, whose sole purpose is to give Joe Friday an outsized ego to deflate and to serve as a warning to the kids about the hazards of intellectual vanity.

Or maybe just Herman Munster without the winning personality.

But, go on... Blow our minds with your thesauri, college.

You'll only reaffirm the obvious: Wheezer's Zen ain't easy.

Thanks for so humbly affirming my great sapience and intellect (though, honestly, I don't need think that it needs much affirming, in the first place...).

But, I must inquire--as I have much desire to know--why did you direct me to the film "A Bucket of Blood"?

[Jon]

"A Bucket of Blood"?

That is one of my top five films ever.

Anyone who uses "sapience" instead of the much more common and pretty much synonymous "wisdom" probably needs to stop checking the thesaurus and just watch the movie before he decides to say "dipsomaniacal" in lieu of "drunk," or other such callow douchery.

[Gil Gunderson]

I'm just reminded of how much I loved "Dragnet."  Even the movie with Tom Hanks and Dan Akroyd.

[Thrillho]

What?

Exactly.

Ohmmm.

Zen (Seon) doesn't really employ mantras.  Anyway, while I love me a good hwadu, a closer analogy might be the epilogue to "Berlin Alexanderplatz."  It's not deliberate, aside from the fact that I really do think the Beverly Hillbillies went a long way toward making a sort of utopianism popularly cognizable in the '60s.

Do you have some sort of fetish for Eastern religion? 'Cause you seem quite articulate on the subject--along with just all other mysticistic jibber-jabber in general. Your mannerisms seem a little more highbrow then what would be expected on such a site: is this just your way of flexing your secondary learnedness in front of those less as such? Seems your just taking the easy way out, actually; but, you shouldn't, you give yourself too little credit. Just stick with it, you're still a young kid. Actually, I take it back, these other guys are bright, as well. So, nothing ventured nothing gained, though, right. As the old man in the coat furred with oak lucidly said thrice to the setting sun.

Boc, you're like a vacuous, jive-talking, sub-Paul beatnik straight out of an episode of Dragnet, whose sole purpose is to give Joe Friday an outsized ego to deflate and to serve as a warning to the kids about the hazards of intellectual vanity.

Or maybe just Herman Munster without the winning personality.

But, go on... Blow our minds with your thesauri, college.

You'll only reaffirm the obvious: Wheezer's Zen ain't easy.

Thanks for so humbly affirming my great sapience and intellect (though, honestly, I don't need think that it needs much affirming, in the first place...).

I'm afraid you've missed my point.

Color me shocked.

[Thrillho]

I'm just reminded of how much I loved "Dragnet."  Even the movie with Tom Hanks and Dan Akroyd.

As an avowed fan of Jack Webb, the rule of law and the American Way of Life, has Gil ever seen the Dragnet star's classic Cold War anti-Communist propaganda educational film, Red Nightmare?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=aGbW4a4EAAE
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wUdMUn_FW7U
http://youtube.com/watch?v=61DCzi_5DDY
http://youtube.com/watch?v=l3FJZjrHvRE
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YcjmdE-UvhM

You'll never take you freedom for granted again.

Or miss another PTA meeting.