Would like to apologize/thank

[NauticalGent]

Getting back on track, @tmyers , there is no need to apologize to anyone for asking for help...its what this forum is for. Thanks, on the other hand, are always welcome and appreciated.

Nice post

 

[neuroman9999]

Adam drew me into his trap more than once.

there is no trap

 

[Minty]

I think this reminded me of someone but I can't remember who?

 

[neuroman9999]

listening to reason = phrase used by politically correct people who know not the truth about life on Earth and humans' effect on it.

 

[neuroman9999]

see here:

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and here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/updat...vity:6734584654063513600,6734605554540519424)

and here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/updat...vity:6734584654063513600,6735099655803277313)

and here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/updat...vity:6734584654063513600,6735102542243598339)

and an intelligent woman who knows what's right: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candace_Owens

 

[The_Doc_Man]

Evasive yet again. "Listening to reason" is exactly what politically correct politicians DON'T want to hear.

 

[Minty]

It's great not seeing responses - I hear him like the sound of one hand clapping.
Apologies for going off-piste.

 

[tmyers]

Haven't commented, but I am entertained.

 

[Jon]

like the sound of one hand clapping.

I like that turn of phrase!

 

[The_Doc_Man]

"The sound of one hand clapping" appears in two common usages:

First, it is a Buddhist koan, i.e. a phrase used for philosophical contemplation, and usually designed to include a paradox of some sort.

Second, it is slang for masturbation.

 

[Isaac]

"The sound of one hand clapping" appears in two common usages:

First, it is a Buddhist koan, i.e. a phrase used for philosophical contemplation, and usually designed to include a paradox of some sort.

Second, it is slang for masturbation.

As long as they aren't mixing the two and we're getting a theology out of it