You seem like an angry person. Not sure why this is, but it's
apparent.

Every reply you've made has an arrogant tone. Why don't you keep your
comments to yourself. No one here wants to hear them.

On Sun, 01 Aug 2004 21:47:36 -0400, Prop Rod <proprod1@netzero.net>
wrote:

>You seem like an angry person. Not sure why this is, but it's
>apparent.

Your own projection is tripping you up.

>Every reply you've made has an arrogant tone.

LOL your entire post was nothing but arrogant.

>Why don't you keep your
>comments to yourself.

If everyone did that just because one person decided to arrogantly
insist upon it, the newsgroup would not exist.

>No one here wants to hear them.

You do not speak for anyone else, and this is usenet. If you don't
like what someone else says, you can either go elsewhere or killfile
them. But you'll find it folly to try to publically censor anyone. I
also happen to be one individual here who has solved the alcohol
problem, therefore my contribution cannot be as valueless as you might
like to think.

--
Blue Moon

YEAH, give it to him Blue Moon! Who the fuck is this arrogant fuckhead
anyway? Nobody's angry in this newsgroup, you stupid piece of shit. And
nobody's arrogant either except for you -you're just way too inferior to
realize it.

Sincerely, Everybody


"Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:bi7rg05hgju04jmg5ri370i27skhc0mnn1@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 01 Aug 2004 21:47:36 -0400, Prop Rod <proprod1@netzero.net>
> wrote:
>
> >You seem like an angry person. Not sure why this is, but it's
> >apparent.
>
> Your own projection is tripping you up.
>
> >Every reply you've made has an arrogant tone.
>
> LOL your entire post was nothing but arrogant.
>
> >Why don't you keep your
> >comments to yourself.
>
> If everyone did that just because one person decided to arrogantly
> insist upon it, the newsgroup would not exist.
>
> >No one here wants to hear them.
>
> You do not speak for anyone else, and this is usenet. If you don't
> like what someone else says, you can either go elsewhere or killfile
> them. But you'll find it folly to try to publically censor anyone. I
> also happen to be one individual here who has solved the alcohol
> problem, therefore my contribution cannot be as valueless as you might
> like to think.
>
> --
> Blue Moon

"Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message

:................... I
: also happen to be one individual here who has solved the alcohol
: problem, therefore my contribution cannot be as valueless as you
might
: like to think.
:
: --
: Blue Moon


ROTFLMAO!

"Fred Exley" <fexly221@msn.com> wrote in message
news:10grepfisa9s272@corp.supernews.com...
:....................... Who the fuck is this arrogant fuckhead
: anyway? Nobody's angry in this newsgroup, you stupid piece of
shit. And
: nobody's arrogant either except for you -you're just way too
inferior to
: realize it.
:
: Sincerely, Everybody
:


ROTFLMAO!

: Rosie,
:
: I doubt that anyone who has carefully studied AA's teachings would
be
: able to see in your reply anything which suggests that you have
: knowledge of and are currently practicing those teachings.
:
: JB


Resentment Prayer

....from the story "Freedom from Bondage" in the "Big Book" of
Alcoholics Anonymous Pages 544-553 starting at the top of page 552

"One morning, however, I realized I had to get rid of it, for my
reprieve was running out, and if I didn't get rid of it I was going
to get drunk-and I didn't want to get drunk any more. In my prayers
that morning I asked God to point out to me some way to be free of
this resentment. During the day a friend of mine brought me some
magazines to take to a hospital group I was interested in, and I
looked through them and a "banner" across the front of one featured
an article by a prominent clergyman in which I caught the word
'resentment.'

"He said, in effect:"
'If you have a resentment you want to be free of, if you will pray
for the person or the thing you resent,

you will be free.

If you will ask in prayer for everything you want for yourself to be
given to them,

you will be free.

Ask for their health, their prosperity, their happiness,

and you will be free.

Even when you don't really want it for them, and your prayers are
only words and you don't mean it, go ahead and do it anyway.

Do it every day for two weeks and you will find you have come to
mean it and to want it for them, and you will realize that where you
used to feel bitterness and resentment and hatred, you now feel
compassionate understanding and love.'


"It worked for me then and it has worked for me many times since,
and it will work for me every time I am willing to work it.
Sometimes I have to ask first for the willingness, but it always
comes. And because it works for me, it will work for all of us. As
another great man says. 'The only real freedom a human being can
ever know is doing what you ought to do because you want to do it.'"

"This great experience that released me from the bondage of hatred
and replaced it with love is really just another affirmation of the
truth I know: I get everything I need from Alcoholics
Anonymous-everything I need I get-and when I get what I need I
invariably find that it is just what I wanted all the time."

"readandpost rosie" <readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote in message
newsBqPc.52701$6t1.38470@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
>
> "Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
> :................... I
> : also happen to be one individual here who has solved the alcohol
> : problem, therefore my contribution cannot be as valueless as you
> might
> : like to think.
> :
> : --
> : Blue Moon
>
>
> ROTFLMAO!

Rosie,

I doubt that anyone who has carefully studied AA's teachings would be
able to see in your reply anything which suggests that you have
knowledge of and are currently practicing those teachings.

JB


JB

"readandpost rosie" <readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:S3sPc.7170$ju6.5059@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> : Rosie,
> :
> : I doubt that anyone who has carefully studied AA's teachings would
> be
> : able to see in your reply anything which suggests that you have
> : knowledge of and are currently practicing those teachings.
> :
> : JB
>
>
> Resentment Prayer
>
> ...from the story "Freedom from Bondage" in the "Big Book" of
> Alcoholics Anonymous Pages 544-553 starting at the top of page 552
>
> "One morning, however, I realized I had to get rid of it, for my
> reprieve was running out, and if I didn't get rid of it I was going
> to get drunk-and I didn't want to get drunk any more. In my prayers
> that morning I asked God to point out to me some way to be free of
> this resentment. During the day a friend of mine brought me some
> magazines to take to a hospital group I was interested in, and I
> looked through them and a "banner" across the front of one featured
> an article by a prominent clergyman in which I caught the word
> 'resentment.'
>
> "He said, in effect:"
> 'If you have a resentment you want to be free of, if you will pray
> for the person or the thing you resent,
>
> you will be free.
>
> If you will ask in prayer for everything you want for yourself to be
> given to them,
>
> you will be free.................... "

<snip>

OK,

You're saying that you resent what Blue has because you have not got
what he has ?

JB

: > Resentment Prayer
: >
: > ...from the story "Freedom from Bondage" in the "Big Book" of
: > Alcoholics Anonymous Pages 544-553 starting at the top of page
552
: >
: > "One morning, however, I realized I had to get rid of it, for my
: > reprieve was running out, and if I didn't get rid of it I was
going
: > to get drunk-and I didn't want to get drunk any more. In my
prayers
: > that morning I asked God to point out to me some way to be free
of
: > this resentment. During the day a friend of mine brought me some
: > magazines to take to a hospital group I was interested in, and I
: > looked through them and a "banner" across the front of one
featured
: > an article by a prominent clergyman in which I caught the word
: > 'resentment.'
: >
: > "He said, in effect:"
: > 'If you have a resentment you want to be free of, if you will
pray
: > for the person or the thing you resent,
: >
: > you will be free.
: >
: > If you will ask in prayer for everything you want for yourself
to be
: > given to them,
: >
: > you will be free.................... "
:


i meant this as a reminder to you, so you would be able to stop
humping my posts and hopefully find some recovery of your own.
resentment can be the only reason that your behavior toward me is so
odd!
you remain in my prayers.

"JB" <JBCatRB@coldman.com> wrote in message
news:celicn$6rr$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk...
>
> "readandpost rosie" <readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote in
message
> newsBqPc.52701$6t1.38470@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> >
> > "Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> >
> > :................... I
> > : also happen to be one individual here who has solved the
alcohol
> > : problem, therefore my contribution cannot be as valueless as
you
> > might
> > : like to think.
> > :
> > : --
> > : Blue Moon
> >
> >
> > ROTFLMAO!
>
> Rosie,
>
> I doubt that anyone who has carefully studied AA's teachings would
be
> able to see in your reply anything which suggests that you have
> knowledge of and are currently practicing those teachings.
>

hahahaha, I was like that too when I first got sober, thinking that
perception was pertinent to study.

Bob