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Also, you're not generally expecting anyone to act on any drivel you may have posted.
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Also, you're not generally expecting anyone to act on any drivel you may have posted.
BarryMK
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Tim'sfriendMartin
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Hello Tim Brewer,
I would like to take a moment to point out how insightful and profound your commentary was regarding the mechanism of action that is involved with the formation of one's worldview. Not only does this affect the way one views the world, but also how others view that person as well. How clever you are to point such a thing out in such a concise and to the point sort of way.
This is exactly the kind of poignant commentary that keeps me coming back to the Tim Brewer mindset for more and more and more! Keep up the good work and you can rest easy knowing that my loyal devotion to the Tim Brewer plan will remain unwavering and steadfast.
All the best to you Tim Brewer, and until next time.....
P.S.
I also really liked how you addressed BarryMK's criticisms to your postings in a non emotional and statistically driven manner. I found it to be quite funny that the only response that BarryMK could come up with was that his posts aren't as long as yours. HA! Speaking as a purely non-biased, third party observer, it is my opinion that BarryMK's retort was non effectual and your point stands!
(just like usual)
BarryMK
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Mmm "non-biased, third party observer"? When you finally pull your sycophantic head out of Mr Brewer's figurative and probably invisible arse you may just perceive the irony of that statement.
To my mind, anyone who regards TB as uttering concise "insightful and profound " observations (perhaps we should have a poll on that?) probably needs a long period in a psychiatric home.
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When I referred to myself as being a non-biased, third party observer, I was merely stating that I hold no undue allegiance to Tim Brewer. If Tim Brewer were to act in a malicious manner, I would not support him, so essentially, I am commenting only on the substance of what Tim Brewer says, not to his person per say.... with this in mind, I believe that by prefacing my statement of support for Mr. Brewer in that way is an accurate portrayal of my true feelings and intentions.
As to the content of Tim Brewer's posts and whether or not they are insightful and profound......Did you not notice that when Mr. Brewer speaks of Pain vs. Pleasure he is in fact commenting on human nature itself and the process of free will decision making? When Mr. Brewer speaks to Afterlife Communication, could it be that he is addressing the big questions that mankind has been addressing since the times of antiquity? What is the nature and meaning of life and what is our relationship with our creator? Tim Brewer tackles these questions and more! Is it just that I am better able to cut through the superfluous content and jump right to the core of his message.....no, I say that the reason Tim Brewer's message resonates with my psyche is that I have invested the time and energy into his words and found them to be true. Perhaps if you were to start at the beginning of this thread and reread Mr. Brewers postings in a more careful and thoughtful manner, you too will see the light as I and many others undoubtedly have.
After all, it doesn't matter how one arrives at the goal, only that one does arrive. I'll be waiting for you here at the finish line, and once you arrive, we will then be able to confront any future obstacles that we may encounter as a team, working together for the betterment of ourselves and all of mankind!
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When I referred to myself as being a non-biased, third party observer, I was merely stating that I hold no undue allegiance to Tim Brewer. If Tim Brewer were to act in a malicious manner, I would not support him, so essentially, I am commenting only on the substance of what Tim Brewer says, not to his person per say.... with this in mind, I believe that by prefacing my statement of support for Mr. Brewer in that way is an accurate portrayal of my true feelings and intentions.
As to the content of Tim Brewer's posts and whether or not they are insightful and profound......Did you not notice that when Mr. Brewer speaks of Pain vs. Pleasure he is in fact commenting on human nature itself and the process of free will decision making? When Mr. Brewer speaks to Afterlife Communication, could it be that he is addressing the big questions that mankind has been addressing since the times of antiquity? What is the nature and meaning of life and what is our relationship with our creator? Tim Brewer tackles these questions and more! Is it just that I am better able to cut through the superfluous content and jump right to the core of his message.....no, I say that the reason Tim Brewer's message resonates with my psyche is that I have invested the time and energy into his words and found them to be true. Perhaps if you were to start at the beginning of this thread and reread Mr. Brewers postings in a more careful and thoughtful manner, you too will see the light as I and many others undoubtedly have.
After all, it doesn't matter how one arrives at the goal, only that one does arrive. I'll be waiting for you here at the finish line, and once you arrive, we will then be able to confront any future obstacles that we may encounter as a team, working together for the betterment of ourselves and all of mankind!
I stand admonished and truly penitent. I now perceive the monstrous error of my ways. I look forward to meeting you both on that ethereal finish line somewhere between the planes of our respective existences so that we may commune spiritually in the next phase of our life experience and I may bow down to the wisdom of your psyche and bathe in the illustrious glow of your venerable munificence.
Yup - I can write pompous bollocks too.
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Tim'sfriendMartin
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I stand admonished and truly penitent. I now perceive the monstrous error of my ways. I look forward to meeting you both on that ethereal finish line somewhere between the planes of our respective existences so that we may commune spiritually in the next phase of our life experience and I may bow down to the wisdom of your psyche and bathe in the illustrious glow of your venerable munificence.
Yup - I can write pompous bollocks too.
Dear BarryMK,
Not only do you demonstrate that you are sufficiently wise to identify the error of your ways, but by putting those thoughts into action you prove for one and all that you are a true statesman and that you hold the concept of absolute truth to be of the highest value. I look forward to collaborating with you in both this world and the next. Welcome aboard!
In addition, your proficiencies in writing pompous bullocks will go unchallenged on my part. Not even on my best day would I be able to string together beautiful prose such as "bathe in the illustrious glow of your venerable munificence"! When the time comes that you and I are collaborating, I'll be paying keen attention to your actions and will be gladly following your lead in that regard. (of course since we will both be following Tim Brewer, we will let him chart the course, but as for my individual actions, I'll be taking my lead from you!)
All the best to you BarryMK!
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Tim'sfriendMartin
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I know very little of Hinduism other than the concept of acceptance. By embracing hardship one can rise above it and as our eternal energy travels throughout eternity, the plane of our existence will rise or fall based on our free will decision making choices that we do now.
Personally, I believe that the entire universe is a living, breathing organism and that we are merely cells in that organism. For instance, science tells us that no two atoms actually physically touch. Looking at the Universe from this perspective essentially means that nothing is "solid", only a varying degrees of density. Secondly, gravity demonstrates to us how matter is attracted together based on its mass. One can imagine how the Big Bang or lots of little Big Bang's might occur as a result of the compiling of matter, looking at this perspective tells us that since matter can not be created or destroyed, the atoms that make up our bodies are the same atoms that were present at the time of the Big Bang. This also further reinforces the concept that the Universe is the body of GOD. I have had several instances in my life that demonstrate how the inanimate universe around me interacts with my thoughts on a real time basis. I view these occurrences as being the mind of GOD. I'd be happy to go into this in more detail if you like.
As to Tim Brewer's view on this subject, by stating there is an Afterlife and Ghosts one might be led to believe that Tim Brewer holds that our souls are eternal and that our bodies are merely vessels that hold that life force energy. I believe that when we die, we just go back to having the understanding and consciousness of GOD, since we are all made up of GOD anyways. Even though it would appear that Tim Brewer's view of the world is different than mine, I still fully support his efforts because his goal is one of scientific advancement, and not one of indoctrination. Since none of us here on earth know the true mind of GOD, I suppose that one person's view is as good an another's. I see nothing wrong with following historical precedent and ascribing one's values to those of an age old religion such as Hinduism.
On a side note, I do sincerely hope that you are not backsliding in your support for Tim Brewer. Based on your posting of two postings ago, I would have been willing to be that you were on board with everything, but looking at your most recent post, it would appear that you seem to be separating yourself somewhat from our agreed upon alliance. I do hope that I am in error in that regard....
I await your reply....
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Tim'sfriendMartin
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Hi Rich,
Posting up a piece of well made sculpture makes me think you are saying that this thread is like a fine piece of art.
I concur!
Your avatar makes me think of today's comic at married to the sea...
http://www.marriedtothesea.com/050609/through-your-monitor.gif
Wonderful webcomic through and through!
All the best to you and until next time.....
Posting up a piece of well made sculpture makes me think you are saying that this thread is like a fine piece of art.
I concur!
Your avatar makes me think of today's comic at married to the sea...
http://www.marriedtothesea.com/050609/through-your-monitor.gif
Wonderful webcomic through and through!
All the best to you and until next time.....
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Rabbie
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Not a fair comparision! Barry's post count includes the many helpful posts he has made on the technical side of this forum. Also you had a long period(perhaps you were reeiving traetment then) when you refrained from posting your drivel so your average is misleadingly low.
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Hello Tim Brewer,
I have read Rabbie's argument and believe that his comparison is essentially "cherry picking" the facts that make his argument. Your argument about looking at only the specifics of the post statistics makes the most sense to me, because it doesn't unfairly weigh any of the intangible variables that Rabbie's argument relies upon. By looking at only the facts as they present themselves in the poster's statistics section, you not only demonstrate that you have a keen analytical mind, but that you are also a fair and honorable man.
Have a great weekend and rest assured that we here on the World Access Forum will eagerly await your return so that you may enlighten us with more of your wise postings.
I have read Rabbie's argument and believe that his comparison is essentially "cherry picking" the facts that make his argument. Your argument about looking at only the specifics of the post statistics makes the most sense to me, because it doesn't unfairly weigh any of the intangible variables that Rabbie's argument relies upon. By looking at only the facts as they present themselves in the poster's statistics section, you not only demonstrate that you have a keen analytical mind, but that you are also a fair and honorable man.
Have a great weekend and rest assured that we here on the World Access Forum will eagerly await your return so that you may enlighten us with more of your wise postings.
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In all honesty, I get bored at work writing VBA all day sometimes, why did *I* never think of stringing people along all day with something completely retarded?
I mean, this would be pure entertainment for Tim Brewer, he'd never have a boring day at work EVER. Pure genius. If he was serous, he'd actually have replied to someone by now.
I wish I knew who made the name Tim's Friend, cause this is a hilarious spinoff for whoever did it
I mean, this would be pure entertainment for Tim Brewer, he'd never have a boring day at work EVER. Pure genius. If he was serous, he'd actually have replied to someone by now.
I wish I knew who made the name Tim's Friend, cause this is a hilarious spinoff for whoever did it
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In all honesty, I get bored at work writing VBA all day sometimes, why did *I* never think of stringing people along all day with something completely retarded?
I mean, this would be pure entertainment for Tim Brewer, he'd never have a boring day at work EVER. Pure genius. If he was serous, he'd actually have replied to someone by now.
I wish I knew who made the name Tim's Friend, cause this is a hilarious spinoff for whoever did it
Hello DevastatioN,
I am Tim's friend whose name is Martin from the 700WLW talk forum message board. I have been posting on 700wlwforum.com since its inception and listening to 700WLW AM for probably 15 or so years. One day a new poster came onto the forum named Tim484848 (aka Tim Brewer). He had a wild idea about how he needed our help to contact Patrick Swaze about the new Brain Gate technology so that he could conduct a scientific experiment that might conclusively show that it is indeed possible to communicate with Afterlife.
Needless to say, this all caused a bit of a stir on the message board and many of the posters began to ask Tim for more information regarding his groundbreaking ideas. I began speaking with Tim about how the concept of human nature dictates that man will choose the choices that will maximize his pleasure and he will avoid the choices that put him into a mindset of pain. As a result of our discussion I soon came to realize that Tim Brewer is a very smart poster indeed and his responses are only limited by the questions that are asked of him. I also found that I was able to read his postings and draw meaning from them that other readers could not seemingly absorb. Tim has stated on several occasions on the 700WLW forum as well as the forum here about my proficiencies in this regard. To this end I have created a user account on the World Access Forum to discuss this issue as well as others that are pertinent to my interests.
I have found this forum to be both interesting and intellectually stimulating so I am greatly indebted to Tim Brewer for sharing his knowledge of this forum with me.
On a side note, I sometimes get the distinct opinion that Tim feels discouraged when despite his most sincere efforts, others do not connect to his core message in the way that he might anticipate that they would. I am sure your words of support for him will do much for both his morale and sense of purpose here on the forum.
Three Cheers for Tim Brewer, for he is indeed, a jolly good fellow!
Hooray....Hooray....Hooray....
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