La Trahison Des Clercs in the Fulness of Times

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Re: La Trahison Des Clercs in the Fulness of Times

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Bond James Bond wrote:
Darth J wrote:
You know, Bond, Droopy has thoroughly researched obscure martial arts by doing a search on Wikipedia, and he has concluded that people who believe in tantric yoga magic are silly.

Maybe I could get a person who has taken the oath and covenant of the priesthood to rub cooking oil on my head to cure me of my ridiculous belief in magic. Or maybe some long johns with Masonic symbols on them would protect me from magical thinking.


I could karate kick you in the face until you think that rubbing cooking oil on your head will cure you of belief in magic. :razz:


That might work, actually. Maybe you could take a trip to Okinawa, so as to study Tang Soo Do in its birthplace.
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Bond James Bond wrote:
Darth J wrote:It's too bad that Droopy is so very angry lately. Perhaps a refreshing beverage would soothe his rattled nerves.


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How about an Irish Coffee which I assume is doubly bad as coffee and alcohol.



I'm drinking straight Tampico now.
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Re: La Trahison Des Clercs in the Fulness of Times

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Blixa wrote:Whatever is Droopy doing to that poor human girl in that photo he posted?


That's foreplay.
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That might work, actually. Maybe you could take a trip to Okinawa, so as to study Tang Soo Do in its birthplace.



Yeah, or you could go to Japan, where they think it most certainly originated, or Korea, where there are alternate arguments, or China, where their are more arguments still.

Have a nice life as a living vacuum tube, Darth (or whoever you are).
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Re: La Trahison Des Clercs in the Fulness of Times

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Droopy wrote:This was the beginning; the origin of the long and now matured corruption of FAIR and NMI both from within (a trend within the leadership of both) and by a bizarre and puzzling united front against Will and his work ancient document school of thought.

Loran


Loran, let us hope that the corruption you have identified within FAIR and NMI will not prevent them from appreciating the concern of this stalwart duo. Image

As you point out, it does FAIR and NMI a disservice to be without the chainsaw and code detection service that Will provided before Ms. Jack and Kevin Graham blew the whistle on all the toxic barrels bobbing in the swamp.
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Re: La Trahison Des Clercs in the Fulness of Times

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Droopy wrote:
That might work, actually. Maybe you could take a trip to Okinawa, so as to study Tang Soo Do in its birthplace.



Yeah, or you could go to Japan, where they think it most certainly originated, or Korea, where there are alternate arguments, or China, where their are more arguments still.


None of the above are Okinawa, but just for fun, let's say for the sake of argument that you're right. If what you have now decided on were hypothetically the case, then there is no basis to unequivocally assert---as you did---that a martial art system headquarted in South Korea with disputed origins "is a style of Okinawan Karate."

And if you paused for a moment to try and think about something coherently, maybe while you were asserting that Tang Soo Do definitely is an Okinawan karate style, it would be reasonable to infer that it would have borrowed its katas from other styles of Okinawan karate. But instead of thinking that through, we get, "They do not have the exact same katas, you sub-nuclear moron!" You know, right before admitting you don't know anything about Tang Soo Do, but you read something about it untold years ago that you vaguely remember.

You know, Droopy, it looks exactly like you are so frantically desperate to prove that you are right, while your enemies cannot be acknowledged to know anything, that you are relying entirely on Google and Wikipedia to find banal bits of trivia about things you have no experience in, and declaring anything you can't find through Google or Wikipedia to be non-existent. And what's even more pathetic is it's not about anything that even matters---even to the topic of that thread. Nor does it have anything to do with any actual proficiency in martial arts, which by your own admission you have not been actually involved in for decades.

Most normal people are not traumatized by acknowledging there are things they don't know about (especially trivial things), and most normal people don't feel compelled to pretend (unconvincingly) to be a self-taught polymath in virtually every field of human endeavor (see also: Daniel Peterson).

There may be another living person who is more insecure than you, but it is difficult to imagine how that would be possible. I must say that if your persona is the result of adherence to the alleged restored gospel of Jesus Christ, that belief system is woefully ineffective.
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Droopy wrote:Does this look human to you?


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Droopy, would you kindly keep your porn stash to yourself?

Thanks in advance.
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Darth J wrote:You claim to be compelled by the oath and covenant of the priesthood to rebuke everyone who does not share your Jihad Lite version of Mormonism.


That is such an apt description.
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Droopy wrote:
Blixa wrote:Whatever is Droopy doing to that poor human girl in that photo he posted?



This is a classic specimin of Liberalis stupidicus believus anythingus, otherwise known as a "leftist" or, by the misnomer "liberal." There are many varieties, but this is the most common form.

As to what its doing to the girl, you'll have to read up on your Kinsey or Judith Butler.


TMI, Droopy. TMI.

I think it is time for you to put down the keyboard and go hug your wife.
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Re: William Hamblin Fumigates the Discussion

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Look, Bluff, just keep lying for the cause. As the song says, "you can justify it in the end." Both Will and Hamblin, as well as others, are well aware that Jack's initiation of the "misogyny" meme was only the beginning of a under-the-radar smear campaign that was done out of public view.

Its pretty much out in the open now, as far as the increasing number of victims who have come under the withering defamatory assaults of the posse, and have first hand knowledge of the dynamics involved, have now attested.

Who am I going to believe, MSJack? You? Scratch? or Will, Peterson, Hamblin et al?

That's an easy one.
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