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Thread started 12/13/05 5:28am

Fauxie

Fauxie's 3 definitive keys to spiritual contentedness

1: Zazen



2: White tea



3: The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy



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Reply #1 posted 12/13/05 5:29am

Anxiety

i didn't read anything about this in the tao te ching. hmmm
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Reply #2 posted 12/13/05 5:32am

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Anxiety said:

i didn't read anything about this in the tao te ching. hmmm


I didn't read the tao te ching. Are you saying this thread isn't a good enough substitute? hmmm
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Reply #3 posted 12/13/05 5:34am

Anxiety

CarrieMpls said:

Anxiety said:

i didn't read anything about this in the tao te ching. hmmm


I didn't read the tao te ching. Are you saying this thread isn't a good enough substitute? hmmm


they're making a movie of the tao te ching with colin ferrell and angelina jolie. until it hits theaters, we're pretty much stuck with fauxie's thread to show us the light.
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Reply #4 posted 12/13/05 5:36am

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Anxiety said:

CarrieMpls said:



I didn't read the tao te ching. Are you saying this thread isn't a good enough substitute? hmmm


they're making a movie of the tao te ching with colin ferrell and angelina jolie. until it hits theaters, we're pretty much stuck with fauxie's thread to show us the light.


Do we finally get to see his willie? If so, I think I can wait. If not, well, I'll just keep reading this thread.
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Reply #5 posted 12/13/05 5:38am

Nikki23



You need more of this sweet guy wink
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Reply #6 posted 12/13/05 5:39am

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Anxiety said:

i didn't read anything about this in the tao te ching. hmmm



You didn't read the right translation. biggrin
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Reply #7 posted 12/13/05 5:41am

Fauxie

CarrieMpls said:

Anxiety said:

i didn't read anything about this in the tao te ching. hmmm


I didn't read the tao te ching. Are you saying this thread isn't a good enough substitute? hmmm



I condensed the 81 chapters into just 3, and without the translator's notes and the frilly illustrations they usually give you.
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Reply #8 posted 12/13/05 5:42am

Anxiety

Fauxie said:

Anxiety said:

i didn't read anything about this in the tao te ching. hmmm



You didn't read the right translation. biggrin


well, i almost bought the nicole richie translation - you get free foot cream and a pencil set with each copy!
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Reply #9 posted 12/13/05 5:43am

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Nikki23 said:



You need more of this sweet guy wink



I fear your omission of a comma just rendered a man with a sugary content out of a steak and a pint of Guinness. biggrin
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Reply #10 posted 12/13/05 5:43am

Anxiety

CarrieMpls said:

Anxiety said:



they're making a movie of the tao te ching with colin ferrell and angelina jolie. until it hits theaters, we're pretty much stuck with fauxie's thread to show us the light.


Do we finally get to see his willie? If so, I think I can wait. If not, well, I'll just keep reading this thread.


actually, when you've reached true enlightenment, his willie will present itself to you in a vision. one night you'll wake up and it will be floating there in the middle of the room with a scroll tied around its balls. you'll probably want to read the scroll. don't touch it. seriously.
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Reply #11 posted 12/13/05 5:44am

Fauxie

Anxiety said:

Fauxie said:




You didn't read the right translation. biggrin


well, i almost bought the nicole richie translation - you get free foot cream and a pencil set with each copy!


lol

At least it's not Paul Carus!
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Reply #12 posted 12/13/05 5:46am

Fauxie

Anxiety said:

CarrieMpls said:



Do we finally get to see his willie? If so, I think I can wait. If not, well, I'll just keep reading this thread.


actually, when you've reached true enlightenment, his willie will present itself to you in a vision. one night you'll wake up and it will be floating there in the middle of the room with a scroll tied around its balls. you'll probably want to read the scroll. don't touch it. seriously.



Just to clarify, we are talking about Colin Farrel's willy and not mine, right? This thread is serious and spiritual and I think any discussion of my willy might undermine the potential for it to enlighten others.
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Reply #13 posted 12/13/05 5:48am

Anxiety

Fauxie said:

Anxiety said:



actually, when you've reached true enlightenment, his willie will present itself to you in a vision. one night you'll wake up and it will be floating there in the middle of the room with a scroll tied around its balls. you'll probably want to read the scroll. don't touch it. seriously.



Just to clarify, we are talking about Colin Farrel's willy and not mine, right? This thread is serious and spiritual and I think any discussion of my willy might undermine the potential for it to enlighten others.


you make a good point. it's extremely difficult to take any conversation about your willy seriously!
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Reply #14 posted 12/13/05 5:49am

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Fauxie said:

Anxiety said:



actually, when you've reached true enlightenment, his willie will present itself to you in a vision. one night you'll wake up and it will be floating there in the middle of the room with a scroll tied around its balls. you'll probably want to read the scroll. don't touch it. seriously.



Just to clarify, we are talking about Colin Farrel's willy and not mine, right? This thread is serious and spiritual and I think any discussion of my willy might undermine the potential for it to enlighten others.


I thought we were talking about Colin Farrel's willie, but now I'm not so sure... hmmm
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Reply #15 posted 12/13/05 5:50am

Nikki23

Fauxie said:

Nikki23 said:



You need more of this sweet guy wink



I fear your omission of a comma just rendered a man with a sugary content out of a steak and a pint of Guinness. biggrin

Yes ok my grammar is awful i know ,just eat up and be happy i bothered smile
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Reply #16 posted 12/13/05 5:50am

Fauxie

Anxiety said:

Fauxie said:




Just to clarify, we are talking about Colin Farrel's willy and not mine, right? This thread is serious and spiritual and I think any discussion of my willy might undermine the potential for it to enlighten others.


you make a good point. it's extremely difficult to take any conversation about your willy seriously!



Bastard! lol

I walked into that one.

This thread's not going quite how I would've liked. Can I trust you to help me take it where I want to go?
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Reply #17 posted 12/13/05 5:51am

Anxiety

CarrieMpls said:

Fauxie said:




Just to clarify, we are talking about Colin Farrel's willy and not mine, right? This thread is serious and spiritual and I think any discussion of my willy might undermine the potential for it to enlighten others.


I thought we were talking about Colin Farrel's willie, but now I'm not so sure... hmmm


i think he's in rehab, so i hope you like pickles.
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Reply #18 posted 12/13/05 5:51am

Fauxie

Nikki23 said:

Fauxie said:




I fear your omission of a comma just rendered a man with a sugary content out of a steak and a pint of Guinness. biggrin

Yes ok my grammar is awful i know ,just eat up and be happy i bothered smile



wink

Yes, I was being an ass.

I should take the steak and pint of Guinness while it's on offer. I could kill for that right now. drool

hug
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Reply #19 posted 12/13/05 5:52am

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Anxiety said:

CarrieMpls said:



I thought we were talking about Colin Farrel's willie, but now I'm not so sure... hmmm


i think he's in rehab, so i hope you like pickles.


Fauxie's in rehab? No wonder there's all this spiritual tea-drinking mumbo jumbo.
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Reply #20 posted 12/13/05 5:54am

Fauxie

I'd like to talk about point 3. I'm unashamedly a fan of The Cartoon Network, but in particular this cartoon. It's brilliant! I also like a bit of 'Cow and Chicken', 'I Am Weasel' and a few other slightly twisted shows.

It's the perfect thing to wind down with at the end of a hard day meditating and drinking white tea. thumbs up!
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Reply #21 posted 12/13/05 5:55am

Fauxie

CarrieMpls said:

Anxiety said:



i think he's in rehab, so i hope you like pickles.


Fauxie's in rehab? No wonder there's all this spiritual tea-drinking mumbo jumbo.



I told them I'm OK!!!! sad

Whoa! Sit still when you post!
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Reply #22 posted 12/13/05 5:58am

Anxiety

CarrieMpls said:

Anxiety said:



i think he's in rehab, so i hope you like pickles.


Fauxie's in rehab? No wonder there's all this spiritual tea-drinking mumbo jumbo.


yeah. this thread is kind of a nod-and-smile thing until we art-stay the intervention-ay.
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Reply #23 posted 12/13/05 6:00am

Anxiety

Fauxie said:

I'd like to talk about point 3. I'm unashamedly a fan of The Cartoon Network, but in particular this cartoon. It's brilliant! I also like a bit of 'Cow and Chicken', 'I Am Weasel' and a few other slightly twisted shows.

Aside from a big fat pull of cheap Thai whiskey, it's the perfect thing to wind down with at the end of a hard day turning tricks for junk money. thumbs up!


disbelief
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Reply #24 posted 12/13/05 6:02am

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Anxiety said:

Fauxie said:

I'd like to talk about point 3. I'm unashamedly a fan of The Cartoon Network, but in particular this cartoon. It's brilliant! I also like a bit of 'Cow and Chicken', 'I Am Weasel' and a few other slightly twisted shows.

Aside from a big fat pull of cheap Thai whiskey, it's the perfect thing to wind down with at the end of a hard day turning tricks for junk money. thumbs up!


disbelief



How did you...??? eek

Was that some kind of moderator trickery??

I only PREVIEWED that response!!!! pissed
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Reply #25 posted 12/13/05 6:04am

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Anxiety said:

CarrieMpls said:



Fauxie's in rehab? No wonder there's all this spiritual tea-drinking mumbo jumbo.


yeah. this thread is kind of a nod-and-smile thing until we art-stay the intervention-ay.



Us Taoists need to stick together. Not in anything militant or aggressive though. Just flower arranging or something.

But still...

BITCH! mad
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Reply #26 posted 12/13/05 6:05am

Anxiety

Fauxie said:

Anxiety said:



disbelief



How did you...??? eek

Was that some kind of moderator trickery??

I only PREVIEWED that response!!!! pissed


are you capable of doing ANYTHING that isn't a thinly-veiled cry for help!?
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Reply #27 posted 12/13/05 6:08am

Anxiety

Fauxie said:

Anxiety said:



yeah. this thread is kind of a nod-and-smile thing until we art-stay the intervention-ay.



Us Taoists need to stick together. Not in anything militant or aggressive though. Just flower arranging or something.

But still...

BITCH! mad


oh, fauxie. i would like to cling to you for dear life, believe me. but i'm trying to let go of attachments.

plus i'm a bit of a clean freak.
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Reply #28 posted 12/13/05 6:13am

Fauxie

Anxiety said:

Fauxie said:




Us Taoists need to stick together. Not in anything militant or aggressive though. Just flower arranging or something.

But still...

BITCH! mad


oh, fauxie. i would like to cling to you for dear life, believe me. but i'm trying to let go of attachments.

plus i'm a bit of a clean freak.


You're too successful out there in the world to be a Taoist anyway. confused

Grow your hair and quit your job, socialite. rolleyes
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Reply #29 posted 12/13/05 6:16am

Anxiety

Fauxie said:



You're too successful out there in the world to be a Taoist anyway. confused

Live in a bus station and shoot dope in your eyelids, socialite. rolleyes


can we just talk about cartoonses some more?
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