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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
Yes, a good snapshot indeed. And yes again, it ain't no accident. It is an ongoing full-blown Cultural Genocide of European, white, peoples as...
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R.C.
R.C.
Duality ? Part of my lost point.
R.C.
P..s.,Again, LOVE the avatar. save the typo of "drummer" instead of 'guitarist.'*
*I HAD a lovely lady who surprised me with "tickets to see Andres Segovia" when I arrived in Miami. (A classic 'hot' brunette, your avatar seems akin.) It just so happened to be his very last concert. M. Beach.
R.C.
LOL...neither have I...and I am not projecting here...just espousing the concept of a 'many worlds' theory, in which each one of us is an infinite number of possibilities. If it were actually true, I would imagine that anything that caused the fabric between worlds to 'slip' would make for some interesting times.
I imagine you have probably heard of Django Reinhardt, but I just recently discovered him (love the internet sometimes) and wow...the man is a time machine...would be cool to go back to those simpler times...and stay there....[Link]
That dude can f'g play! Cool! Thanks!
NRN
R.C.
2) i DO love the idea of going back to such times, but WWI would NOT have been any fun!
Also, if you've never read the (IMHO) BEST war memoir of all, you should! It's from WWI (Published in 1916?).
Project Gutenberg Presents Under Fire: The Story of a Squad by Henri Barbusse translated by W. Fitzwater Wray..
It will make you wish that you were in Front Line Combat in Vietnam RATHER than WWI! Free downnload. [Link]
R.C.
He was not recorded as much as DJ, and the recordings are not of the highest quality, but give it a try. He was self taught.
I saw ZZ Top on their Tres Hombres tour in Casselberry.
The warmup band was a local groyp called Mose Jones. Their bass player had lost his right arm above the elbow in some accident (motorccle?)
He rigged up a rubber attachment which he placed aroound the stub, and it had a pick/bump built in on the inside (facing the strings.) He held the bass right up to his armpit, and played pretty damn good
The last time I saw him, he was in downtown orlando, playing guitar for tips. He was good at that, too. Kudos to those who self prevail.
R.C.
Barrington argues that in some cases with the keys, there may be an unconscious motivation, almost self-sabotage, as in "I don't want to go out/work/do whatever". Conveniently, the keys disappear!
About 10 years ago, I was living alone in an apartment which was experiencing a lot of strange paranormal events. Among other things, objects would often go missing right before I needed them; my camera for example disappeared from the drawer when I wanted it, and reappeared in exactly in its spot a week or so later, once my need for the camera had passed. Some would explain that away but then this happened, which was totally bizarre-
I had just bought a new printer cartridge for my printer which I kept on the floor next to my desktop computer. I had installed it and set it up and printed like a test page and that was that. The next day later, I went to print some important documents (that was the reason I bought the ink) and nothing happened. I opened the compartment and the printer cartridge was gone. It was just empty. I was really pissed because I was pretty broke at the time and could not afford to buy another, so I had to go to Kinkos. Anyway, a month or so passes, the printer sat on the floor at my feet collecting dust. Then one day, I was sitting at my computer and I heard the printer turn on, and it made a very specific mechanical noise like a new cartridge was loaded. The power light was on, and I flipped up the compartment and the printer cartridge was there, loaded and ready to go.
I've always called these occurrences "falling into the 19th Dimension"... not sure why I picked 19th, but there it is.
I had several at a time when I was extremely frustrated having been handicapped for three months after breaking my right elbow, also many other problems appeared at that time so I do think that one's mental health has a lot to do with these events.
My most mysterious happening was the disappearance of my kitchen grater which I use for grating ginger. It normally leaves the cupboard,grates the ginger, gets washed then returns to cupboard. I don't walk around the house with a grater but it vanished. I bought another, used it for a few days then opened the cupboard to put it away and found the first one sitting there!
I would say that these experiences have always troubled me, made me doubt my sanity so it's nice to know that I am not alone.
Me: Last summer I was playing around in the backyard, my son playing on the computer, dog and cat watching my son playing Minecraft while basking on a lounge in the sun. We had out beach gear draped over chairs in the backyard: his towel and hat, my towel and hat. I decided to take out the rubbish and as I walked to the bin area (apartment complex) there was an old man dressed only in shorts and carrying a reusable shop bag. He walked down an ally way heading towards the small park area near my backyard so I didn't think much of it because I could monitor his action from my back yard. So, I threw the rubbish in the bin and headed back to my unit going through the back gate and into the back yard. As I got to the back gate, the guy didn't exit the ally way so I headed back to the bin area just to make sure he left or was leaving from the way he presumably came in. No old half naked guy, anywhere.
I went back home and suddenly felt like I had stood up to fast and everything "wobbled" a bit, my balance was off and it was "quiet" so I needed to sit down. After 5 minutes or so I stood up and noticed my beach hat gone. To this day, it has not shown up.
*My back gate had a latch on the inside so in order to get in you needed to know that, and you would need to slide your hand between the fence and gate to open the latch (slide bolt)
*The bin area is 20 meters from my back yard. So, for him to walk to the gate, unlock it, take my hat, not alert the dog, leave, lock the gate and disappear was impossible.
two three(more but we'll restrict events. -1 - the most recent - was a maximum allowed 7 ft. run, & single pull up and bound over the flat side of an 8 foot wooden fence;
2 another time hearing searchers say 'I guess he got away, and
3. Another time, down in the muddy flat snake filled banks of the Indian River amoung the cattails with three cops walking as close as 20 yards, whereupon they gave up. (WE were praying they didn't bring out a dog, which would certainly happen today.) Here's where we/they were. [Link] Way back then the riverside/bank (right) had no residences, nor buildings at all and was a Florida imitation of an Amazon River tributary high up near the center of S. America. (Look at the maps satellite image pho view.)
The problem, of course, is it doesn't appear, from your description, that he would have been capable of an what adrenaline can do when one combines a non-panicking, very-althetic 20-35 year old. In that regard, I guess this is somewhat off topic, but your event, like others, seems likewise inexplicable. In my cases, I happen to know the other side of that story; though doubtfully his.
R.C.
*by a gun-carrying-&-killing-angry (soon to be her ex) boyfriend.
RC
When you can't find your Car's Keys, it's DEMENTIA ??
When you hold your car's keys & don't know what to do with them,it's ALZHEIMER ??
My spouse recently found a ring (gold with a precious stone surrounded by 6 small diamonds) in our kitchen utensil knife tray at the bottom. We have asked everyone we know if they have lost a ring but no takers. This is very weird and could be an example of a walk about incident. Maybe it will spontaneously return to the owner.
The kinds of lapses you're talking about are things that you did but don't remember doing, or things you 'remember' but never actually happened. Those are common occurrences that happen to everybody, and can be explained psychologically or neurologically.
Situations that are inexplicable due to the fact that they appear to contradict any known principles of how time and space operate are another breed of cat entirely.