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Eric Chomko wrote:

Unable to concentrate on my studies, I began to explore Eastern
religions, specifically the religious synthesism of RamaKrishna. In
the spring of 1969 I dropped out of the University of the South and
hitchhiked to California, a stop on my way to India. In May I arrived
in Berkeley, with a suitcase and a navy duffel bag and a copy of the
Gospel According to Rama Krishna. I didn't know it, but it was the end
of the line.


Okay, when the effects of the LSD wore off, what happened next?


I'd take Vishnu's Krishna incarnation any day of the week over some
Koran whacko who marries people a thousand at a time.
Of course, if we are going for Vishnu avatars, then my favorite has to
be Hanuman - the Cute, Personality-Filled Monkey God, who could kick ass
to a degree that King Kong could only dream of.
Hanuman Rules!

Meanwhile, time for installment #3 of "Monkey News"; a occasional
special adjunct to my postings describing interesting events in the
world of monkeys - written by, for, and about monkeys.
Today we have a very scary monkey photo from France; ranking up with the
scary photo of the blue-white eyed Afghani girl that caused such a stir
on the cover of National Geographic Magazine a couple of decades back:
http://www.nature.com/news/2008/0809...l/455145a.html

Pat

On Sep 10, 3:01*pm, spudnik wrote:
wow, maybe you could advise me. *so,
which is better, LSD or mild ergot poisoning --
will the latter flashforward to cure flashbacks
from the former?

Sorry, it just seemed like the right comment to make based upon where
your adventure began and where it ended.


the interesting thing about this article,
most of which I did not read & that I just noticed, is,
that little statement about synthesizm;
no synesthezia required?

also, Moog just came-out with a guitar (saw the ad;
at 6500US, it's time to roll one's own .-)

http://www.allentwood.com/essays/lordofflies.html
religions, specifically the religious synthesism of RamaKrishna. In
Okay, when the effects of the LSD wore off, what happened next?

thus quoth:
Fannie Mae was created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1938, as
a government agency to buy mortgages from lenders, as a way of funding
the purchase of homes in the Great Depression. In more recent years,
Fannie Mae and its sibling Freddie Mac, were taken over by what FDR
attacked as the "economic royalists," and turned into vehicles for
derivatives speculation. Under the great Greenspan bubble, Fannie and
Freddie were turned into money machines to feed the run-up in real
estate values to provide assets—in the form of mortgage debt—as fuel
to the derivatives markets. This scheme was bound to fail, as it
spectacularly has, leaving Fannie and Freddie, and the U.S. banking
system, utterly bankrupt.

However, Fannie and Freddie are at the heart of Treasury Secretary
Henry Paulson's and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke's insane
scheme to bail out the banks by dumping all their bad mortgage paper
into the two government-sponsored enterprises, effectively
transferring the banks' losses to the government, and ultimately to
the taxpayer. The government is not really bailing out Fannie and
Freddie, but merely funding their conversion into the largest toxic
waste dumps in history. Far from being saved, Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac are being destroyed.http://larouchepub.com/other/editori...t_treason.html

It goes back to this administration and things being big in Texas,
especially the government. This administration has caused more
problems that they themselves feel they must rescue us from to the
point where we'd all have been better off had they done nothing in the
first place. They are beyond being self-serving to the point of being
total bungling. Resorting to this sort of socialism would have been
better served by saving Anheiser-Busch from the Belguins rather than
trying to bail out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

On Sep 11, 1:33*am, Pat Flannery wrote:
Eric Chomko wrote:

Unable to concentrate on my studies, I began to explore Eastern
religions, specifically the religious synthesism of RamaKrishna. In
the spring of 1969 I dropped out of the University of the South and
hitchhiked to California, a stop on my way to India. In May I arrived
in Berkeley, with a suitcase and a navy duffel bag and a copy of the
Gospel According to Rama Krishna. I didn't know it, but it was the end
of the line.

Okay, when the effects of the LSD wore off, what happened next?

I'd take Vishnu's Krishna incarnation any day of the week over some
Koran whacko who marries people a thousand at a time.

There is a saddle in the Grand Canyon where Vishnu Temple and Krishna
Shrine meet. I have never been there as it takes at least two days to
get there by foot and I haven't heard of any pack animals going to
that remote place either.

Of course, if we are going for Vishnu avatars, then my favorite has to
be Hanuman - the Cute, Personality-Filled Monkey God, who could kick ass
to a degree that King Kong could only dream of.
Hanuman Rules!

I do not believe that Clarence Dutton named a butte or temple in the
Grand Canyon after Hanuman.

Meanwhile, time for installment #3 of "Monkey News"; a occasional
special adjunct to my postings describing interesting events in the
world of monkeys - written by, for, and about monkeys.
Today we have a very scary monkey photo from France; ranking up with the
scary photo of the blue-white eyed Afghani girl that caused such a stir
on the cover of National Geographic Magazine a couple of decades back:http://www.nature.com/news/2008/0809...l/455145a.html


In my search for Clarence Dutton I first came across Clarence Darrow,
speaking on the subject of moneys.

Eric

I heard, there was a flatware Flat Earther in hear,
I mean THERE; peeling aorund the edges ... the map?

what are the odds of throwing snake-eyes mod two?

on the cover of National Geographic Magazine a couple of decades back:
http://www.nature.com/news/2008/0809...l/455145a.html

In my search for Clarence Dutton I first came across Clarence Darrow,

what kind of index was that !?!
how old were you?
where do you come from & who do you work for --
the ten foot Easter Bunny?
taller?

don't make me count the syllables, Kimosabe!

On Sep 11, 2:13*pm, spudnik wrote:
I heard, there was a flatware Flat Earther in hear,
I mean THERE; peeling aorund the edges ... the map?

what are the odds of throwing snake-eyes mod two?

on the cover of National Geographic Magazine a couple of decades back:

http://www.nature.com/news/2008/0809...l/455145a.html



In my search for Clarence Dutton I first came across Clarence Darrow,

what kind of index was that !?!

Google

how old were you?

Old enough to know just how full of poop you are...

where do you come from & who do you work for --
the ten foot Easter Bunny?
taller?

don't make me count the syllables, Kimosabe!

I wouldn't think of it!