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   Message 22,973 of 24,715   
   George Pope to Daryl Stout   
   Re: Teaching   
   22 Nov 21 08:23:57   
   
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    >   Even though I'm disabled, I will yield the VAN handicapped parking spaces   
    > to those who need such. There are many people in far worse shape than I am.   
      
   That's yhe recommended use of the parking placardss here; I got mine & a note   
   said, "If you're having a good enough day to use a different parking stall,   
   please do so & leave the accessible ones for those in worse shape."   
      
   When riding with as friend, I'll get then to drop me near the entrance themn go   
   find a patking space elsewhere (I keep my placard in my pocket unless it's   
   really needed for me--not for them)   
      
    >   We also threw out any sense of morality and conduct. Now, it's like   
    > "anything goes".   
      
   Yup, baby followed bathwater into the sewer. .    
      
    >   I liked the late Archie Campbell's "Bedtime Stories For Adults". Those   
    > included the Spoonerisms of Rindercella and The Pee Thrittle Igs.  You   
    > can search for that on YouTube.   
      
   I love those; came across a bunxch in texty format on this echo near 20 years   
   ago -- prolly still have them on my IBM486 in the closet.   
      
    >   Without going too deep into creation, the point is "you can't get   
    > something from nothing"...you have to have a Creator.    
      
   & I'm of the belief that mere mortals cannot copmrehend the immortal nor   
   infinite in any describable way, & I leave everyone to their own metaphors...   
      
   If their metaphorical beliefs lead to the harming of others, I can easily   
   disprove them, otherwise -- have at it!    
      
   I'm reminded of the   
    > joke where   
    > this athiest tells God that "he has found a way to create things"...and says   
    > "First, you take some dirt...", and God interjects "Hold on!! Get our own   
    > dirt".    
      
   I love that one!   
      
    >   The stinging ones and the rodents I have to wonder why they bother us.   
    > Or like the tagline "Don't you wish Noah had swatted those 2 mosquitoes??".   
      
   Ellen Degeres did a bit where she phoned up God to ask about the mosquitos,   
   paused as if listening, & said, "Oh, no, I hadn't considered all those working   
   in the perst control industry."   
      
    > Along that line, I did Bill Cosby's "Noah And The Ark" for my final exam   
    > in 10th grade drama class in high school...I got a perfect score. :)   
      
   One of my fave Cosby bits, but all are tainted now, sadly, by what he became.    
      
    >   I think of the one where this guy told this girl in the relationship,   
    > he'd work to get rid of cancer in life. When told "that's commendable",   
    > he said "I'll go after the Capricorns next".    
      
   Red flag for psychopath warning!   
      
    >   Or you go to the hockey games to watch the fights.    
      
   I went to a boxing match & a hockey game broke out! It was almost a shock!   
      
   Butr fair is fair, I guess. . .   
      
   I don't watch nor play sports.  Ok, sports involving barely dressed shapely   
   fenmales I might watch for artistic appreciation, of course. (like figure   
   skating -- gymnastics, too, until I found out that they retire at age 11!)   
      
   Your friend,   
      
   <+]:{)}   
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