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| Daniel Urtiz 2005-01-06, 7:06 pm |
| I give you:
Mental illness.
Do you want it?
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| Robert Smrdelj 2005-01-07, 11:06 am |
| XXXXXXX
"Daniel Urtiz" <Disagreement@webtv.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> I give you:
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> Mental illness.
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> Do you want it?
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"Robert Smrdelj" <robert_smrdelj@web.de> wrote in message
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> XXXXXXX
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> "Daniel Urtiz" <Disagreement@webtv.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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this guy XXXXs up the whole of Usenet.
this isn't the only group he floods with his musings.
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| Chesucat 2005-01-09, 2:06 am |
| Hood threatened:
H>this guy XXXXs up the whole of Usenet.
H>this isn't the only group he floods with his musings.
Robert Smrdelj is an XXXXXXX!:-( XXXX him!
<chesucat violently twitches>
--
chesucat_at_sdf_dit_lonestar_dot_org_dah!
SDF Public Access UNIX System, Est. 1987 <http://sdf.lonestar.org/>
"I'm a dirty white tomcat, enter my world..."
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"Chesucat" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> Hood threatened:
> H>this guy XXXXs up the whole of Usenet.
> H>this isn't the only group he floods with his musings.
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> Robert Smrdelj is an XXXXXXX!:-( XXXX him!
I wasn't talking about Robert - I like Robert.
Michelle
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| gravity 2005-01-10, 2:06 am |
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> I wasn't talking about Robert - I like Robert.
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> Michelle
i don't really see Daniel on any other newsgroups (contrasted with Cymbal
Man and Ioannis).
m.
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| gravity 2005-01-10, 2:06 am |
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> i don't really see Daniel on any other newsgroups (contrasted with Cymbal
> Man and Ioannis).
apparently Google does. 3000 references not associated with
alt.support.schizophrenia.
m.
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| Robert Smrdelj 2005-01-10, 11:06 am |
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"Chesucat" <me@privacy.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hood threatened:
> H>this guy XXXXs up the whole of Usenet.
> H>this isn't the only group he floods with his musings.
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> Robert Smrdelj is an XXXXXXX!:-( XXXX him!
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> <chesucat violently twitches>
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> --
> chesucat_at_sdf_dit_lonestar_dot_org_dah!
> SDF Public Access UNIX System, Est. 1987 <http://sdf.lonestar.org/>
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> "I'm a dirty white tomcat, enter my world..."
Thank you.
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"Hood" <hood@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> "Chesucat" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> I wasn't talking about Robert - I like Robert.
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> Michelle
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We like Robert too
Signed
The Borg
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| Robert Smrdelj 2005-01-11, 7:06 pm |
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"Hood" <hood@nospam.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Hood" <hood@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> We like Robert too
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> Signed
> The Borg
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Michelle i like the Borg and you to.
I once had a similar experience with a continuum . I could talk to birds and
trees, and stuff like that, and they would talk to me and the trees would
ask questions like what is a nose and so on. I could only contact the
continuum when i was sitting on the ground in the loonibin toilet and
smoking my rolled cigarettes.
But they wouldnīt tell me their name.
Robert
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"Robert Smrdelj" <robert_smrdelj@web.de> wrote in message
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> I once had a similar experience with a continuum . I could talk to birds
and
> trees, and stuff like that, and they would talk to me and the trees would
> ask questions like what is a nose and so on. I could only contact the
> continuum when i was sitting on the ground in the loonibin toilet and
> smoking my rolled cigarettes.
> But they wouldnīt tell me their name.
>
There's an awful lot of stuff that's unexplainable, and it seems we that
have schizophrenia experience more of the unexplained than most. It seems a
shame that no one seeks to ask us why or how we think and hear and see and
do what we do, but only seek to suppress it and repress it with drugs. I
have often wondered if man actually took us all as a whole, whether we might
all be aliens, or another life form, or indeed even the next stage in the
evolution of man with more finely tuned antenna to pick up on the ESP and
sixth sense and otherworldly things.
But they don't.
Is it that man lacks imagination? Or is it that we lack the stagnancy to
understand or relate to the lack of imagination of man?
(PS the Borg send their love - you like the Borg? They say "Would you like
a beer?")
Michelle
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| wiggly lumber 2005-01-12, 7:06 am |
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Hood wrote:
> There's an awful lot of stuff that's unexplainable, and it seems we that
> have schizophrenia experience more of the unexplained than most. It seems a
> shame that no one seeks to ask us why or how we think and hear and see and
> do what we do, but only seek to suppress it and repress it with drugs. I
> have often wondered if man actually took us all as a whole, whether we might
> all be aliens, or another life form, or indeed even the next stage in the
> evolution of man with more finely tuned antenna to pick up on the ESP and
> sixth sense and otherworldly things.
> But they don't.
> Is it that man lacks imagination? Or is it that we lack the stagnancy to
> understand or relate to the lack of imagination of man?
It's that psychiatrists are bland and untroubled people who lack the
ability to understand complex people, as most of their patients are.
So, instead of having due reverence for what they don't understand, they
seek to annihilate it with poisons and turn us into clones of them.
Most people are afraid of what they don't understand and take guidance
from the experts, who, unbeknownst to the general population, also don't
undersand it and seek to destroy it.
-wl
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| Robert Smrdelj 2005-01-12, 11:06 am |
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"Hood" <hood@nospam.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Robert Smrdelj" <robert_smrdelj@web.de> wrote in message
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> and
would[vbcol=seagreen]
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> There's an awful lot of stuff that's unexplainable, and it seems we that
> have schizophrenia experience more of the unexplained than most. It seems
a
> shame that no one seeks to ask us why or how we think and hear and see and
> do what we do, but only seek to suppress it and repress it with drugs. I
> have often wondered if man actually took us all as a whole, whether we
might
> all be aliens, or another life form, or indeed even the next stage in the
> evolution of man with more finely tuned antenna to pick up on the ESP and
> sixth sense and otherworldly things.
> But they don't.
> Is it that man lacks imagination? Or is it that we lack the stagnancy to
> understand or relate to the lack of imagination of man?
>
> (PS the Borg send their love - you like the Borg? They say "Would you
like
> a beer?")
>
> Michelle
>
Thank you for the beer.
I agree with you. I think some of the psychiatrists understand our world but
are afraid of it and so give us medicaments. I saw a lot of the psychiatrist
to be very interested in my visons because that would trigger their
imagination, and some of the shrinks just think wer are just crazy.
One shrink was on a spiritual level with me, we talked about the world of
Carlos Castaneda, Zen buddhism and god. He lent me the book "Gist for the
mill" by Ram Dass. It was very enlightening, because it gave me peace for my
mind. It took me out of the world of Carlos Cataneda, which confused me very
much and made me very agressive.
With this book i regained my calmness and connection to the peacfull
spritual realm.
So now iīm back in the world but still have a connection to the spirit
world.
Robert
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"Robert Smrdelj" <robert_smrdelj@web.de> wrote in message
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> Thank you for the beer.
> I agree with you. I think some of the psychiatrists understand our world
but
> are afraid of it and so give us medicaments. I saw a lot of the
psychiatrist
> to be very interested in my visons because that would trigger their
> imagination, and some of the shrinks just think wer are just crazy.
> One shrink was on a spiritual level with me, we talked about the world of
> Carlos Castaneda, Zen buddhism and god. He lent me the book "Gist for the
> mill" by Ram Dass. It was very enlightening, because it gave me peace for
my
> mind. It took me out of the world of Carlos Cataneda, which confused me
very
> much and made me very agressive.
> With this book i regained my calmness and connection to the peacfull
> spritual realm.
> So now iīm back in the world but still have a connection to the spirit
> world.
>
> Robert
>
I was going to buy the book based purely on your recommendation, but when I
saw it was aoubt Zen, mystics, medication (sorry meditation) etc I didn't.
Been there, seen it, done it, got the T-shirt.
How come you as a half Serb/Croation have ended up in Germany - this is the
question?
Love and another beer.
The Borg.
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| Daniel Urtiz 2005-01-14, 4:06 am |
| Hood,
I don't drink alcoholic beverages anymore. I've never been drunk in my
life.
I went to a local bar a few days ago, but I just had a couple of sodas.
Daniel Urtiz
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| Robert Smrdelj 2005-01-14, 7:06 pm |
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"Hood" <Borg.spawn@cosmologicalequation.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Robert Smrdelj" <robert_smrdelj@web.de> wrote in message
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> but
> psychiatrist
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the[vbcol=seagreen]
for[vbcol=seagreen]
> my
> very
>
> I was going to buy the book based purely on your recommendation, but when
I
> saw it was aoubt Zen, mystics, medication (sorry meditation) etc I didn't.
Actually itīs mostly about god.
> Been there, seen it, done it, got the T-shirt.
> How come you as a half Serb/Croation have ended up in Germany - this is
the
> question?
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> Love and another beer.
>
> The Borg.
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Thanks for the beer but iīm not half serb iīm half slovenian.
The story about Germany is easy. My parents came to Germany as guestworkers
(thatīs how they called them) in the late 60īs when Germany had a strong
economy and needed workers for their factorys because their werenīt enough
workers in Germany.
Robert
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