waal can you say mormon xian

Post #12,561 by boxley 10/9/01 11:26:45 PM Reply	waal can you say mormon xian take a perfectly good religion (maybe we need to move this and get some better experts) with xians and muslims. We have Muslim and their decedents Shia and Sunni, we have catholic and prod and Mormon and Saints. All are dispositions of leaders in the immediate generation of the start of the religion. The first xians were Jews, Paul made them gentiles. The first Mormons were (forgive me) Smithians, the largest sect of same are Youngists, the first muslims were Mohamet(however the spelling) where today the religion is in thrall to decedent interpretation. It also is defined by tribes. Egyptians are not berber who are not bedouin, who hate Iraqis & syrians who seem to be persians, but the arabs are different and the many trtibes of Afganistan are all at odds, no trust and dont get along. Afridi(ephraim) have the hard nose old testament attitided of the Israeli tribes. Wierd sh*t inside the gold mine. thanx, bill tshirt front "born to die before I get old" thshirt back "fscked another one didnja?"
Post #12,567 by dmarker2 10/10/01 12:02:10 AM Reply	Re: Mormon split came to mind - but they don't have a hist o slaughtering each other as seems to be the history of Islam by the accounts posted. Sheesh - I knew there had been fighting between them but it seems to be part of their religion I seem to recall the truth is it was always part of their culture & that Mohammad actually tried to reduce the violent infighting with his religion & the Kor'an At least in the case of the Mormons it was the citizens of Missouri who lynched Smithy. The MORMONS (COJCALDS) & the RCOJCALS of Independence MI, never killed each other in the way the Shia & Sunni seem to have. Cheers Doug
Post #12,584 by Ashton 10/10/01 3:33:36 AM Reply	But as Bill has painted in pastels + pepperoni, The confabulation within (just? or especially) Afghanistan - of the above built-in schism between -ite or --unni Muslims has superimposed: Arabs vs Persians (old and new). Then throw in something analogous to good 'ol Christian fundamentalists VS Baptists VS Catholics + maybe Irish VS Protestants... And the local Afghan clans! Don't forget the Saudis and Their special repressive brand of misogynistic fascism! (Our airplane seekers-after dead virgins, were mostly Saudis IIRC. ibn Saud must be needing regular underwear changes of late?) {sigh} I can infer from this colloidal dispersion in petroleum distillate only that: Religion Corporations Kill, wherever found and however they explain themselves. (And.. be assured they will: Each One is Right) With Pontius P.: I wash mine hands of this immorality play Let the spin in 8-dimensions begin. Entire species is just plain nutzo. Ashton how do I get outta this chicken outfit?
Post #12,604 by Another Scott 10/10/01 10:20:44 AM Reply	Re your PS. Hi A, how do I get outta this chicken outfit? How does that saying go...? "Nobody gets out of here alive." :-/ Cheers, Scott.
Post #12,826 by mhuber 10/10/01 11:58:13 PM Reply	Depending on which outfit has it right maybe nobody gets out dead either. ---- "You don't have to be right - just use bolded upper case" - annon.
Post #12,844 by Ashton 10/11/01 2:07:04 AM Reply	Ah yes.. to sleep, perchance to dream.. Hi Mike - How goes the search for honest work? Odd how those companies whose paid strategists project a gradual, sane recovery - make the reverse a self-fulfilling prophecy, by getting all weak-kneed. (Hope you find one planning an end-run around the competition. Someone has to break out of the herd..) Cheers, A.
Post #13,263 by mhuber 10/15/01 12:43:09 AM Reply	Searching for honest work? The search for honest work? Perhaps my persona here is unrealisticaly wholesome. I've been taking Rockwell-sponsored career transition seminars (AKA job hunting class) and getting my head together and helping my wife with the shop. I've been thinking about what I really want,and whether there is a practical alternative to the corporate grind. I've been building my "marketing plan" as the career transition people call it. Tomorrow, I'm starting my official networking phase (as opposed to random conversations) by calling a few people who are close enough that I can talk to them without having to act like I have a real plan. Because I don't - at this point, I'm not sure whether I'm looking for a job or starting a company. Too bad this is happening during a recession. Meanwhile, the family is pulling together wonderfully. Having me here to greet the kids when they get home from school and regular prepared meals is doing incredible things for the mental health of everyone here. I have a few month's severance pay to live on, so I can afford to do this one right. I want to end up in a situation that's better than where I was before. I want to make that end run. ---- "You don't have to be right - just use bolded upper case" - annon.
Post #13,267 by Steve Lowe 10/15/01 1:02:16 AM Reply	Re: Searching for honest work? Keep your chin up. I've been through several layoffs. They suck. Its demeaning, depressing, frightening and just plain hard. BUT I've ALWAYS ended up in a better position with the next job I got. ----- Steve
Post #13,273 by Ashton 10/15/01 2:01:54 AM Reply	Sounds almost good.. I am of course inept re how the current dance is done, and whether or not epaulets or sashes are needed at interviews. (I do know however, that one may not place on CV a ref. from The Ministry of Silly Walks, as a healthy sense of humor is inconsistent with the whole idea of having a department! labelled "HR" meaning: the Rest of the company is all about inhuman relations. ;-) Can only reiterate how great it was to be fired! as that led to my perfect job, which I would have missed otherwise. Hope you can wangle something sub-corporate, just on general principles (and to cheer up everyone here?) .. there just Has to be some non-Dilbert emporia extant. No, really! A. who has perused some of the Success in Rapine manuals detailing how one may garner 100-X what Anyone since Newton was ever worth, via peppy PowerPointPulchritude.. and I thought that: these constituted perhaps the best argument for repealing the 1st Amendment.. a little bit (along with Rev Foulwell's most every phrase, that is).

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