INSATIABLE said:

I forget how many people that aint a threat to

Sorry, I won't allow it. ...So you go back and tell that elderly Native American lady that Byron says "no".

this is interesting....

hhmm...maybe they didnt have the magazine she wanted and she took it out on you.

kidelrich said:

"Thhhhinnnnner....."

INSATIABLE said:

may not mean your physical life will end

is there any aspect in your life ..inside or outside that needs to die off so that new growth can happen ?

just saying ...

Mach said:

the thing is Mach, why give this random stranger that much importance? Does Insatiable really need to question her life because of this lady?

Just a thought.

who knows how many people she said the same thing to that day, we dont know for sure but theres always the possibility that it was just a lady letting off steam or blurting out stuff to anyone who happened to catch her eye.
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LleeLlee said:

I wouldnt place the importance on the stranger myself ... and no, no one needs to question their life because of anything another says to them

Insatible asked in a public forum for opinions on it ...

that's just my opinion

Mach said:

I am interested in your opinion, and was wondering where it came from. If you felt that it was a sign so to speak, that the message was more important than focusing on the actual messenger too much.

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LleeLlee said:

true but again that places the importance on the person ( lady )

for me... no matter what looney or totally respectable person may say to me...

i look at whats said... not who said it or why

and see if i can learn something from it ...especially about myself

LleeLlee said:

oh exactly ... like i just posted ..

i try to learn from a message ...the words

and i always look deeper then just the "you're gonna die" as in kaput dead ... to everything that could possibly die in all aspects of my exsistance

things must die to make room for new growth

Mach said:

You are so rad Mach

Are LleeLlee and Mach getting into a catfight?

2the9s said:

she could kick my ass ... i dont want that

2the9s said:

Here's an emoticon for ya:

INSATIABLE said:

WTF? Why the heck would a total stranger say that to you? I probably would have looked at her, laughed, and said, "Whatever!" and walked away.

UPDATE. Still kicking. Had some mild asthma earlier which had me going for a minute, but I fought it off with my trusty inhaler.

I'll try and let you guys know if anything happens while I'm online pretending to do my homework.

INSATIABLE said:

yay! Good to know.



Perhaps there should be frequent updates. Just in case. You know.

INSATIABLE said:

I'm going to miss your posts.

Mach said:

you're cool

I guess I'm just interested in which if any messages we should discard. We're bombarded with meaning all the time and can become de-sentisized to it. How do we measure the value of all these messages and hope that we've acted on the one or ones that are trying to communicate something that will help us to grow as human beings.

2the9s said:

2the9s said:

You lather, I'll stroke.

don't get all panicky about it and don't for heavens sake go and watch scary movies or you will freak out!!!

About six months ago, I went to buy a pair of tickets from the theatre in the afternoon in London. As I walked out there was this asian gent, mid-40's, turban, beard, dressed in what would be termed as "retro western clothing" looking relaxed on a bench, about 20m away from the theatre entrance doors.

He looked at me, I glanced at him and proceeded to continue with my journey home. Then he calls toward my direction, twice, in a language he just ASSUMED I may happen to speak. I walked over to him as a sign of respect to see what he wanted (it's a cultural custom). All of a sudden he started asking me a few fairly personal questions such as where I was from, are you this background, are you that background, etc (this may sound a little brazen for a stranger to be asking another stranger but that's the way it was ) I answered in as little detail as possible without wishing to show any disdain.

Then he just came out with, "From reading the lines on your forehead I can tell you are in a unhappy relationship with your girlfriend"

I was like, laters I ain't taking that.

Straight away I took a detour to Boots on my way home to buy some anti-wringle cream for my brow.

True story (apart from the last sentance).

senik said:

I reckon he wanted to introduce you to his daughter



"I have found a nice boy for you who goes to the theatre."

LleeLlee said:

Is there room in there for me?

Cloudbuster said:

you're already in there