How to create crappy feelings in another at a distance

[Guest guest]

, " Rev. James

Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking wrote:

>

> --- docspeed2001 <docspeed2001 wrote:

>

> > ...ask yourself the VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION, " where

> > exactly does that smile attach itself to? " ,

> > or, " Where is the original starting

> > point of that smile? "

> >

> > And, if frowning, ask yourself, " Where is the

> > original starting point of that frown? "

>

> OK,

>

> I have to tell this story because it's SO FUNNY.

>

> When we were having lunch, we were having fun

> practicing the " Hooked-Up Smile " verses the " Un-Hooked

> Smile " (aka " The Cinta Smile " ) ... and really noticing

> the difference.

>

> Then Doc said, " Now frown and notice what happens. "

>

> It cut off.

>

> So we went on having fun with the Joy Circuits and

> anchoring them to Patty Melts, et. al.

>

> Then Doc went to the bathroom.

>

> When he came back he was laughing and said, " I've

> figured it out! ... the frown is connected to your

> axxh*le!! "

 

Well, shit, that ain't the creative version I remember.

 

Actually while in meditation upon the porciline throne, God talked

to me about the evolution of mankind and how...

 

 

 

> We postulated that " The Cinta Smile " would be

> connected to the stomach ...

>

> ... a few more tests.

>

> --Vince

[Guest guest]

Doc - you'd appreciate this.

 

Scott (my husband) works at Carnegie Observatories (in Pasadena - part

of CalTech)

 

Einstein had an office there for years.

 

The office had a little bathroom - which hadn't been upgraded since

about 1910.

 

Einstein's bathroom.

 

About 7 years ago, they re-did the plumbing.

 

I really really wanted that toilet bowl -- I wanted to build a genius

bathroom.

 

Einstein's bowl... a tub from another genius. (Greenspan does all his

thinking in the tub - great to have his tub!)

 

Personally - the bathroom is my favorite place to think.

 

 

Helen (still testing the frown)

 

 

> Well, shit, that ain't the creative version I remember.

>

> Actually while in meditation upon the porciline throne, God talked

> to me about the evolution of mankind and how...

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, Helen

Driscoll <helen wrote:

>

> Doc - you'd appreciate this.

>

> Scott (my husband) works at Carnegie Observatories (in Pasadena -

part

> of CalTech)

>

> Einstein had an office there for years.

>

> The office had a little bathroom - which hadn't been upgraded

since about 1910.

> Einstein's bathroom.

> About 7 years ago, they re-did the plumbing.

> I really really wanted that toilet bowl -- I wanted to build a

genius bathroom.

> Einstein's bowl... a tub from another genius. (Greenspan does all

his

> thinking in the tub - great to have his tub!)

> Personally - the bathroom is my favorite place to think.

> Helen (still testing the frown)

 

Hi Fire Bird (Helen;-),

 

If you eat a big bowl full of chili with some jalopenos in it, the

testing will be more easily felt.

 

You'll also have a BIG RED EYE.

 

But at least, then you'll know, especially if you are visual and use

a mirror.