RE: [100% veg*n ] Lurkers and I married one of them

[Guest guest]

i use to help out with food not bombs....

but, that was a bit ago, and it got tiring with the cops all the dang time....

but, it was nice to hand out all that free food

my next project..brew good organic beer and hand that out

hahahah

tho, i'd be in jail reeeeeeeeeeeeeeallllly fast!

fraggle

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>I would love to help man some stalls at events especially if it

>involved dishing out huge vats of good soup or delicious salad

>stuffed

>pittas.I'll convert anybody with good food.  Does anybody do

>anything?

>As an isolated (shropshire) country mouse I am very unaware of what

>goes on elsewhere and how I could help.  

>

>rosanne

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[Guest guest]

>I

>assume people drift in and out but can't understand how they can read

>the stuff and not stick their own two penny worth in.

 

It's surprisingly easy, if you excuse the occasional paradoxical ironies.

 

Michael

[Guest guest]

You're too cool for us bears of little brain in our ethical and moral

turmoils.. Got the feeling you sit there in the centre of the web

laughing at us and just dropping in to deflate us when we ( or I) are

particularly stupid.

 

xxx Rosanne

 

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> >I

> >assume people drift in and out but can't understand how they can read

> >the stuff and not stick their own two penny worth in.

>

> It's surprisingly easy, if you excuse the occasional paradoxical ironies.

>

> Michael

[Guest guest]

I'm fast reaching my posting quota for today lol

 

okay, there's a list organic gardening, or something, and there are like 100

posts a day or so, or maybe 50. The content ingood quality, lots of

respecting folk, educated, friendly, with great info and opinions, but

there's just way too much to read!!!

 

I actually route it to my trash box, and only look at it if I have time

 

I am glad for the other excellent groups which only have a dozen posters, so

I can actually read them and follow discussions!

 

Jon

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" rzanuk " <rzanuk

<vegan-network >

Wednesday, July 10, 2002 7:22 PM

[100% veg*n ] Lurkers and I married one of them

 

 

> > " not so fast with the lurking " - ok so I'm a lazy lurker, but I

> do enjoy a good read...

> >

>

> The lurking thing really fascinates me. This list has 237 members. I

> assume people drift in and out but can't understand how they can read

> the stuff and not stick their own two penny worth in. Boy would it

> get chaotic though if they all joined in. Must be a good word

> somewhere for 237 squabbling vegans. A bevy? A protest? A fraggle?

>

> AND i think that the best thing about family, lovers and real friends

> is that you can treat them like shit and they still love you. Works

> both ways. They've got to be able to treat you like shit as well -

> and that includes not reaching your ethical standards.

>

> Choosing a partner I think I agree that unless there was the same

> aproach to ethics we just wouldn't click - but it's a long long time

> since I was in that situation.

>

> I would have more of a problem with a christian than a meat eater. A

> meat eater just hasn't thought it through and I bet I could change

> them but a committed christian has accepted such intellectual

> compromises that we could never be on the same wave length. That's

> not to say I don't admire some of them enormeously as people and

> respect their right to hold their beliefs but we would just be so

> poles

> apart and it would be ethically unacceptable to interfere with their

> beliefs.

>

> At least on dead flesh, animal exploitation and eco issues we're on

> the moral high ground and they are fair game..

>

> Intrigued that students are regarded as fertile recruitment

> grounds.(hope I've got the right list for that thread, gets confusing

> when same issue is discussed on more than one list)

> Todays students seem impossibly materialistic and unconcerned about

> much beyond having a good time - with a few notable exceptions. They

> ain't what they used to be.

>

> I would love to help man some stalls at events especially if it

> involved dishing out huge vats of good soup or delicious salad

> stuffed

> pittas.I'll convert anybody with good food. Does anybody do

> anything?

> As an isolated (shropshire) country mouse I am very unaware of what

> goes on elsewhere and how I could help.

>

> rosanne

>

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

well, stop following me!!!

hahahahaha

ya just had to join most of the same groups i did, see wot happened!!??!!!

 

ack...since 6pm last nite, 300 e-mails...

i guess i'm not doing much work today

fraggle

 

 

resppect wrote:

 

>I'm fast reaching my posting quota for today lol

>

>okay, there's a list organic gardening, or something, and there are like 100

>posts a day or so, or maybe 50.  The content ingood quality, lots of

>respecting folk, educated, friendly, with great info and opinions, but

>there's just way too much to read!!!

>

>I actually route it to my trash box, and only look at it if I have time

[Guest guest]

>You're too cool for us bears of little brain in our ethical and moral

>turmoils.. Got the feeling you sit there in the centre of the web

>laughing at us and just dropping in to deflate us when we ( or I) are

>particularly stupid.

 

Aye, you got me.

 

Having an off day today though, I've thrice replied to this list. Tut,

tut, I must do better.

 

Michael

[Guest guest]

Fraggle,

your setting a bad example for all of us! What will happen to the

economy if we all sit and answer mail all day?

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EBbrewpunx

vegan-network

Thursday, July 11, 2002 10:42 AM

Re: [100% veg*n ] Lurkers and I married one of them

 

 

well, stop following me!!!

hahahahaha

ya just had to join most of the same groups i did, see wot happened!!??!!!

 

ack...since 6pm last nite, 300 e-mails...

i guess i'm not doing much work today

fraggle

 

 

resppect wrote:

 

>I'm fast reaching my posting quota for today lol

>

>okay, there's a list organic gardening, or something, and there are like 100

>posts a day or so, or maybe 50. The content ingood quality, lots of

>respecting folk, educated, friendly, with great info and opinions, but

>there's just way too much to read!!!

>

>I actually route it to my trash box, and only look at it if I have time

 

 

To to the Digest Mode [ recommended ], send an email to:

vegan-network-digest

 

[Guest guest]

hopefully collapse and we can kick the capitalists out and start our utopian

future with me as supremo el presidente (fer life, VIVE' EL PRESIDENTE'!!!!!)

ah..i can see it now

 

*blinks*

huh, wot, did someone say something

hey, i have a job...wot you talkin about willis?

 

fraggle

 

 

kiwi2000 <kiwi2000 wrote:

 

>Fraggle,

>              your setting a bad example for all of us! What will happen to the

economy if we all sit and answer mail all day?

>  -

>  EBbrewpunx

>  vegan-network

>  Thursday, July 11, 2002 10:42 AM

>  Re: [100% veg*n ] Lurkers and I married one of them

>

>

>  well, stop following me!!!

>  hahahahaha

>  ya just had to join most of the same groups i did, see wot happened!!??!!!

>

>  ack...since 6pm last nite, 300 e-mails...

>  i guess i'm not doing much work today

>  fraggle

>

>

>  resppect wrote:

>

>  >I'm fast reaching my posting quota for today lol

>  >

>  >okay, there's a list organic gardening, or something, and there are like 100

>  >posts a day or so, or maybe 50.  The content ingood quality, lots of

>  >respecting folk, educated, friendly, with great info and opinions, but

>  >there's just way too much to read!!!

>  >

>  >I actually route it to my trash box, and only look at it if I have time

>

>

>  To to the Digest Mode [ recommended ], send an email to:

vegan-network-digest

>

>