Alrah wrote:

On 17 Oct, 04:53, "Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole"
laddie'o'lugh at (no spam) gall's.org> wrote:
Alrah wrote:

Sidney Lambe
Wiccan Priest and Apprentice Magician

Lol. What did I do? lol.

Fed the Troll!!!!!!!!!!!!

A.r.w. has had a year long troll fest! There's so much trolling and
throwing troll cookies around here, trolls attacking other trolls, and
people slumming with trollery on a weekend, that the place has become
the troll red light area of usenet.

*whoooowoooooo*

I am the ghost of Mithras Past!

Seriously though, since a.r.w is always cross linked to a.m. these
days, it would be interesting to read an 'a.r.w best of' - threads
that the regulars think exemplify the most interesting material that's
been discussed on a.r.w. in the past.

Sorta Kinda.
Hey they KOOK BASHERS, are HOLLYWOOD Writers.
Kinda like the guy with the Balloon Boy Trick.
They Incite people then "PLAGIARIZE" their material to write Books.

On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:

It's real members all dump his posts unread.

He doesn't even realize that he isn't even posting
on this group.

It's real members all dump his posts unread.

On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneylambe at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:

[delete]

One more time for the brain-dead "Tom":

You are not allowed to open your punk mouth in my presence.

Are you really so far gone that you actually believe I read your
garbage posts?

If not, then what's the point in responding to articles at all?

No one worth talking to pays a pinheaded ideological thug like
you any mind at all, so you can't possibly do me any harm in
that area.

This is a very amusing situation which our friend "Tom" isn't
bright enough to grasp: I don't read a word he posts and he
reads everything I post.

I can kick him in the head all day long and he'll just stand
there and take it.

Yes, Martha, idiots can operate computers. Whoodathunit?


Sid

Hey they KOOK BASHERS, are HOLLYWOOD Writers.
Kinda like the guy with the Balloon Boy Trick.
They Incite people then "PLAGIARIZE" their material to write Books.

I see that Alrah has dropped by to talk to Tom.
That's good. He's obviously lonely.

Why they keep posting to me I don't understand.

Alrah <alrah-pub... at (no spam) hotmail.com> writes:
On 20 Oct, 10:14, HG <h... at (no spam) iki.fi> wrote:
"Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole" <laddie'o'lugh at (no spam) gall's.org> writes:

Evergreen wrote:

On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid

Wow a Troll Babbling to himself in a Mirror

Yep.  Sid, and the private little hell he has constructed for himself,
remind me of these passages from the fantasy novel Test of the Twins,
Dragonlance Legends volume III:

"True, you will rule unchallenged.  You will rule a dead world.  A world
your magic destroyed.  You will rule alone.  And you will *be* alone,
alone in the formless, eternal void."

- - -

"Easy will it be for us to slip back into our dreamless sleep.  For you,
Raistlin, there will be no sleep.  Only an endless waking, endless
listening for sounds that will never come, endless staring into a void
that holds neither light nor darkness, endless shrieking words that no
one will hear, no one will answer, endless plotting and scheming that
will bear no fruit as you turn round and round upon yourself.  Finally,
in your madness and desperation, you will grab the tail of your existence
and, like a starving snake, devour yourself whole in an effort to find
food for your soul."

"But you will find nothing but emptiness.  And you will continue to exist
forever in this emptiness - a tiny spot of nothing, sucking in everything
around itself to feed your endless hunger..."

                HG

So... not the sort of book you read at bedtime then?  That's horrible
HG!

Yup, the Legends-trilogy books were in retrospect the only Dragonlance books
worth reading.

I'm not surprised it's too much for you, though.  The books were written by
adults for adults.  Since "somehow, your mind never made it to adolesence,"
as Erwin said, I don't recommend scary books like that for you.

Stick with children's books, with perhaps the occasional milder "young adult"
novel if you're feeling especially bold.

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On 20 Oct, 10:14, HG <h... at (no spam) iki.fi> wrote:
"Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole" <laddie'o'lugh at (no spam) gall's.org> writes:

Evergreen wrote:

On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid

Wow a Troll Babbling to himself in a Mirror

Yep.  Sid, and the private little hell he has constructed for himself,
remind me of these passages from the fantasy novel Test of the Twins,
Dragonlance Legends volume III:

"True, you will rule unchallenged.  You will rule a dead world.  A world
your magic destroyed.  You will rule alone.  And you will *be* alone,
alone in the formless, eternal void."

- - -

"Easy will it be for us to slip back into our dreamless sleep.  For you,
Raistlin, there will be no sleep.  Only an endless waking, endless
listening for sounds that will never come, endless staring into a void
that holds neither light nor darkness, endless shrieking words that no
one will hear, no one will answer, endless plotting and scheming that
will bear no fruit as you turn round and round upon yourself.  Finally,
in your madness and desperation, you will grab the tail of your existence
and, like a starving snake, devour yourself whole in an effort to find
food for your soul."

"But you will find nothing but emptiness.  And you will continue to exist
forever in this emptiness - a tiny spot of nothing, sucking in everything
around itself to feed your endless hunger..."

                HG

So... not the sort of book you read at bedtime then? That's horrible
HG!

Alrah <alrah-pub... at (no spam) hotmail.com> writes:
On 20 Oct, 17:27, HG <h... at (no spam) iki.fi> wrote:
Alrah <alrah-pub... at (no spam) hotmail.com> writes:
On 20 Oct, 10:14, HG <h... at (no spam) iki.fi> wrote:
"Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole" <laddie'o'lugh at (no spam) gall's.org> writes:

Evergreen wrote:

On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid

Wow a Troll Babbling to himself in a Mirror

Yep.  Sid, and the private little hell he has constructed for himself,
remind me of these passages from the fantasy novel Test of the Twins,
Dragonlance Legends volume III:

"True, you will rule unchallenged.  You will rule a dead world.  A world
your magic destroyed.  You will rule alone.  And you will *be* alone,
alone in the formless, eternal void."

- - -

"Easy will it be for us to slip back into our dreamless sleep.  For you,
Raistlin, there will be no sleep.  Only an endless waking, endless
listening for sounds that will never come, endless staring into a void
that holds neither light nor darkness, endless shrieking words that no
one will hear, no one will answer, endless plotting and scheming that
will bear no fruit as you turn round and round upon yourself.  Finally,
in your madness and desperation, you will grab the tail of your existence
and, like a starving snake, devour yourself whole in an effort to find
food for your soul."

"But you will find nothing but emptiness.  And you will continue to exist
forever in this emptiness - a tiny spot of nothing, sucking in everything
around itself to feed your endless hunger..."

                HG

So... not the sort of book you read at bedtime then?  That's horrible
HG!

Yup, the Legends-trilogy books were in retrospect the only Dragonlance books
worth reading.

I'm not surprised it's too much for you, though.  The books were written by
adults for adults.  Since "somehow, your mind never made it to adolesence,"
as Erwin said, I don't recommend scary books like that for you.

Stick with children's books, with perhaps the occasional milder "young adult"
novel if you're feeling especially bold.

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Ok Mr Dragonlance legends.  lol.  Do you play d&d too?

What an adolescent response.

Thanks for validating what I just said, by the way.

On 20 Oct, 17:27, HG <h... at (no spam) iki.fi> wrote:
Alrah <alrah-pub... at (no spam) hotmail.com> writes:
On 20 Oct, 10:14, HG <h... at (no spam) iki.fi> wrote:
"Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole" <laddie'o'lugh at (no spam) gall's.org> writes:

Evergreen wrote:

On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid> wrote:
On alt.religion.wicca, Evergreen <sidneyla... at (no spam) nospam.invalid

Wow a Troll Babbling to himself in a Mirror

Yep.  Sid, and the private little hell he has constructed for himself,
remind me of these passages from the fantasy novel Test of the Twins,
Dragonlance Legends volume III:

"True, you will rule unchallenged.  You will rule a dead world.  A world
your magic destroyed.  You will rule alone.  And you will *be* alone,
alone in the formless, eternal void."

- - -

"Easy will it be for us to slip back into our dreamless sleep.  For you,
Raistlin, there will be no sleep.  Only an endless waking, endless
listening for sounds that will never come, endless staring into a void
that holds neither light nor darkness, endless shrieking words that no
one will hear, no one will answer, endless plotting and scheming that
will bear no fruit as you turn round and round upon yourself.  Finally,
in your madness and desperation, you will grab the tail of your existence
and, like a starving snake, devour yourself whole in an effort to find
food for your soul."

"But you will find nothing but emptiness.  And you will continue to exist
forever in this emptiness - a tiny spot of nothing, sucking in everything
around itself to feed your endless hunger..."

                HG

So... not the sort of book you read at bedtime then?  That's horrible
HG!

Yup, the Legends-trilogy books were in retrospect the only Dragonlance books
worth reading.

I'm not surprised it's too much for you, though.  The books were written by
adults for adults.  Since "somehow, your mind never made it to adolesence,"
as Erwin said, I don't recommend scary books like that for you.

Stick with children's books, with perhaps the occasional milder "young adult"
novel if you're feeling especially bold.

                HG- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Ok Mr Dragonlance legends. lol. Do you play d&d too?

I prefer classic sci-fi.

Alrah wrote:
A.r.w. has had a year long troll fest!  There's so much trolling and
throwing troll cookies around here, trolls attacking other trolls, and
people slumming with trollery on a weekend, that the place has become
the troll red light area of usenet.

Its curious to see people who say they are Wiccan or Pagan follow so
many Christian traditions. Gibbon reported that when Polemus circulated
his criticism of well known pagan clerics and prophets, people were just
appalled. Only Christians did that sort of thing.

Alrah wrote:

 > American pagans are challenged to duplicate

this feat - without the inherent elitism.

And if 'elitism' is inherent in the human animal?

Theoretically one can be elite without being abusive about it.

THe superficial elitism of pop culture does seem to require an "in your
face" attitude but that is, imo, only typical of the species, not of
elitism per se.

Funny how the term 'elite' has become almost derogatory these days.

Now if it were only so simple as to be able to merely choose to be
special or select.

Unfortunately pop culture seems to encourage people to be famous for
being famous with  no other contribution to society than achieving media
attention.
--

Mr. Joseph Littleshoes Esq.

Domine, dirige nos.
Let the games begin!http://fredeeky.typepad.com/fredeeky/files/sf_anthem.mp3

A.r.w. has had a year long troll fest! There's so much trolling and
throwing troll cookies around here, trolls attacking other trolls, and
people slumming with trollery on a weekend, that the place has become
the troll red light area of usenet.
Its curious to see people who say they are Wiccan or Pagan follow so

American pagans are challenged to duplicate
this feat - without the inherent elitism.

There are those of us, like Cassandra, who see what is really going on
and soon coming down, but aware also that it does not matter what we
think or feel.

My heart goes out to all those who must, for whatever kharmic reason,
must look insane, stupid, and/or ignorant.