On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:01:52 +0100 mysurname@ntlworld.com (Dave B) wrote: In case anyone doesn't follow that last point, this is from Kingblind: REM guitarist Peter Buck's signature guitar has been stolen from the stage after a gig at the Finnair Stadium in Helsinki, Finland, last night (September 9). Returned by an anonymous source yesterday, 19 September, in time for him to play it at the Luxembourg show. What a relief....

... hyped for F-35 use was a Link-16 kit: A network setup common with other current combat aircraft. The Norway brief gets more ugly when looking at any value attached to an F-35 purchase decision assuming all of the Buck Rogers gear promised for it works as advertised. For example a previous Norway briefing stated that the F-35 would have a 740 mile combat radius and cruise around 32,000-40,000 ft. This sounds great until you consider that...

Buck Noo Hak did a really good thing for the nation is that he sold everything to foutsiders, created lakes that flood farming areas, drove out millions of wild animals out of their home, sent thousands of young lads to thailand for prostitution. God will grant him to go to hell. On Sep 18, 9:00 pm, ລາວຣັກລາວ <Laohak...@gmail.com> wrote:    ສະບາຍດີພີ່ນ້ອງເພືອ່ນຮ່ວມຊາດ. ບູຮານລາວວ່າ...ຄົນດີ..ຄວມດີ..ຕົກນ້ຳ ບໍ່ໄຫລ..ຕົກ ...

... two or three jobs to make ends meet. Still, lenders scammed hardworking families with the promise of owning homes they really couldn't afford. And then greedy Wall Street managers, looking for a new way to squeeze a buck from an already bursting-at-the-seams economy, bundled up these bad loans into worse securities, sold them off, and tried to gain a profit as our national economy lost its shirt. We could have averted the current ...

Zaroc Stone wrote: They're led by people -- people who've made some rotten decisions in recent years and hauled in millions of dollars as their firms crumbled. They paid Vince Young big bucks to QB the Titans, how's that worked out? -- not too random uselessnet weirdness: Bill Shatzer wrote: "And over 4,000 Americans have paid with their lives for that little adventure. Plus a half a trillion dollars in national ...

..., a mechanism is not always a machine. Mechanisms are not merely physical constructions. Mechanisms are so egalitarian, anybody with a few bucks can buy one, the more bucks you have the nicer the mechanism. Having not paid attention, you seem to have missed the distinction I made between a machine and a mechanism. This is a ...

> "Tom" <dantPAYATTENTIONomel@comcast.net> wrote: <snip> "noname" <no@no.no> ...mechanisms are so egalitarian, anybody with a few bucks can buy one, the more bucks you have the nicer the mechanism. I guess I'm silly too, in addition to curious, I think mechanisms are nearly the polar opposite of magick. I would ...

... and historicity that must be maintained and those may not be modified from within. Mechanisms are so egalitarian, anybody with a few bucks can buy one, the more bucks you have the nicer the mechanism. Having not paid attention, you seem to have missed the distinction I made between a machine and a mechanism. This is a very...

... Society as a whole has become irresponsible in its duty to young people. Obsessed with materialism, we have handed over our young people to marketing mavens and corporations eager to make a quick buck. Distracted by entertainment, we have relinquished our children to television babysitters, allowing them to become turned on by and tuned into mindless television programs, video games and advertising that promote violence and premarital ...

... such as yourself doing in alt.magick? Is magick about mechanisms these days? Goodness. Mechanisms are so egalitarian, anybody with a few bucks can buy one, the more bucks you have the nicer the mechanism. Oh no! Someone is edging closer to the troll cage! ...Tom is the list's troll; you won't get a definitive, on-topic...