Re: MD Fraudulent Philosophers (Reprise)

From: Case (Case@iSpots.com)
Date: Sun Aug 28 2005 - 00:28:32 BST

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    There's a message in a wire that can travel through the air
    It mixes well with water. It can meet you anywhere
    You can speak right back to anyone
    Or you can filter out the spam
    Time zones don't mean nuthin'
    Could be Soule, Could be Amsterdam.
    Everything thing we know
    And everything we do
    Is recorded and gets Googled
    From London to Katmandu

    The Yankees love their wires. The Al Jazira fills the air
    Sona-bouys bob Yokahama. Data's streaming everywhere
    You can step right down inside it
    Into streets all paved with gold
    Cast spells upon a dragon
    Play music and never grow old.
    Neither are they male nor are they female
    Either one will do
    That chick in the string bikini's just
    Another boy named Sue.

    Case
        ----- Original Message -----
        From: Erin
        To: moq_discuss@moq.org
        Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 10:41 AM
        Subject: Re: MD Fraudulent Philosophers (Reprise)

        Just because you're naked
        Doesn' mean your sexy,
        Just because you're cynical
        Doesn't mean you're cool
        You may tell the greatest lies
        And wear a brilliant disguise
        But you can't escape the eyes
        Of the one who sees right through you

        In the end what will prevail
        Is your passion not your tale,
        For love is the Holy Grail,
        Even in Cognito

        So better listen to me, sister,
        And pay close attention, mister:
        It's very good to play the game,
        Amuse the gods, avoid the pain,
        But don't trust fortune, don't trust fame,
        Your real self doesn't know yor name
        And in that we're all the same:
        We're all incognito

        TOM ROBBINS

        Mark Steven Heyman <markheyman@infoproconsulting.com> wrote:
          10 Reasons Why People Pretend To Be Someone They're Not

          #10) Their mommies told them that who they are is worthless, and
          their mommies were right.

          #9) As children playing hide-and-seek they were always "It," and when
          the counting was done everyone else had run off to play football.

          #8) They look in the mirror in the morning and see the back of
          someone else's head, but go ahead and shave anyway.

          #7) Pondering the question "To be or not to be" always involves a
          third, less frightening option.

          #6) Lying, crying and whining are much easier, and far less
          embarrassing.

          #5) As kids at Halloween everyone but them had Super Hero costumes.

          #4) When in bed, an ear folded against the pillow, the whooshing
          sound of their own blood reminds them of winds echoing through vast
          empty spaces. With good reason.
          #3) As themselves they charge $200 an hour for guitar lessons, but as
          someone else they are actually able to find people willing to pay $10
          an hour for guitar lessons.

          #2) Left to their own devices they are, sadly, left to their own
          devices.

          And the number one reason why People Pretend To Be Someone They're
          Not:

          #1)
          They are intellectual limp-dicks!

          Best to all,

          Mark Steven Heyman (msh)
          --
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          "Why should I be myself and take the chance that someone will find me
          out?"

          --Zorro

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