• g-eyes

    From marika@marika5000@gmail.com to alt.philosophy.taoism on Wed Aug 26 00:48:36 2026
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    Guys

    I will make an attempt to respond to some of your posts, i am just tired.

    I will soon read some of the links you provided, too. I read about Tao,
    etc., quite some time ago, so will be nice to refresh.

    I did a three and a half hour work out today and I hope to keep it up til
    mid September. Sometimes, on the days when I work this hard, my brain is
    too cooked to read or write coherently.

    In the meantime, I hate to interrupt that other g-eye, who posts here
    often. It is obvious he is super busy. But I love the little musical interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative
    way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.





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  • From aye@user8028@newsgrouper.org.invalid to alt.philosophy.taoism on Wed Aug 26 12:09:31 2026
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    marika posted:

    In the meantime, I hate to interrupt that other g-eye, who posts here
    often. It is obvious he is super busy.

    Sock-puppets are a way for me to post.

    Names including but not limited to aye, eye, one
    and others at times are used, like someone, for example.

    But I love the little musical
    interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    I am not aware of any musical interludes.

    Can't recall seeing crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    - fwiw. Thanks! aye. Cheers!
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  • From eye@user8028@newsgrouper.org.invalid to alt.philosophy.taoism on Wed Aug 26 17:03:23 2026
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    aye posted:
    marika posted:

    But I love the little musical
    interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    I am not aware of any musical interludes.

    Instrumental music is, well, instrumental.
    Two say the least. Such music is able to move
    people at times and what it means, above
    and beyond being able to move them
    could be impossible to say.

    Kinda like a dao that is, The Dao, eh?

    Can't recall seeing crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    A blocked poster may have posted posts.
    Whether any of his posts had any music, ore knots.
    Usually it's about a form of an oracle thing.

    And, me being me of all sock-puppets is
    inclined to refer to DDJ 38 in terms
    of how such things emerge after
    a dao, Dao, and a de, De, if
    more than one de exist are
    lost and what occurs.

    - in a bamboo grove. Cheers!
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  • From marika@marika5000@gmail.com to alt.philosophy.taoism on Fri Aug 28 16:10:24 2026
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    aye <user8028@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

    marika posted:

    In the meantime, I hate to interrupt that other g-eye, who posts here
    often. It is obvious he is super busy.

    Sock-puppets are a way for me to post.

    Lol. What could be more ubiquitous than sock puppets on usenet.



    Names including but not limited to aye, eye, one
    and others at times are used, like someone, for example.

    I expected there would be more g-eyeses.


    But I love the little musical
    interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative >> way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    I am not aware of any musical interludes.

    Can't recall seeing crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    - fwiw. Thanks! aye. Cheers!




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  • From data guy@user8028@newsgrouper.org.invalid to alt.philosophy.taoism on Sat Aug 29 10:39:03 2026
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    marika posted:
    aye wrote:
    marika posted:

    In the meantime, I hate to interrupt that other g-eye, who posts here
    often. It is obvious he is super busy.

    Sock-puppets are a way for me to post.

    Lol. What could be more ubiquitous than sock puppets on usenet.

    Lao Tzu's name, Lao, meaning old
    and tzu meaning, guy could be Old Guy.
    Not to be confused with Young Guy.

    Names including but not limited to aye, eye, one
    and others at times are used, like someone, for example.

    I expected there would be more g-eyeses.

    There was a dude here long ago,
    very disrespectful at times who
    was able to change his name and
    could have been dis-guy when he
    was in disguise as another guy.

    But I love the little musical
    interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative >> way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    Data guy remains in wonder.

    I am not aware of any musical interludes.

    Can't recall seeing crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    Reminds me of Bullwinkle Moose.
    He was quite a guy.

    - Cheers!
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  • From marika@marika5000@gmail.com to alt.philosophy.taoism on Sat Aug 29 12:45:26 2026
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    data guy <user8028@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

    marika posted:
    aye wrote:
    marika posted:

    In the meantime, I hate to interrupt that other g-eye, who posts here
    often. It is obvious he is super busy.

    Sock-puppets are a way for me to post.

    Lol. What could be more ubiquitous than sock puppets on usenet.

    Lao Tzu's name, Lao, meaning old
    and tzu meaning, guy could be Old Guy.

    His SO was Old Spice

    Not to be confused with Young Guy.

    Names including but not limited to aye, eye, one
    and others at times are used, like someone, for example.

    I expected there would be more g-eyeses.

    There was a dude here long ago,
    very disrespectful at times who
    was able to change his name and
    could have been dis-guy when he
    was in disguise as another guy.

    But I love the little musical
    interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative >>>> way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    Data guy remains in wonder.

    I am not aware of any musical interludes.

    Can't recall seeing crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    Reminds me of Bullwinkle Moose.
    He was quite a guy.

    - Cheers!




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  • From marika@marika5000@gmail.com to alt.philosophy.taoism on Sun Aug 30 04:40:33 2026
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    data guy <user8028@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

    marika posted:
    aye wrote:
    marika posted:

    In the meantime, I hate to interrupt that other g-eye, who posts here
    often. It is obvious he is super busy.

    Sock-puppets are a way for me to post.

    Lol. What could be more ubiquitous than sock puppets on usenet.

    Lao Tzu's name, Lao, meaning old
    and tzu meaning, guy could be Old Guy.
    Not to be confused with Young Guy.

    Names including but not limited to aye, eye, one
    and others at times are used, like someone, for example.

    I expected there would be more g-eyeses.

    There was a dude here long ago,
    very disrespectful at times who
    was able to change his name and
    could have been dis-guy when he
    was in disguise as another guy.

    But I love the little musical
    interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative >>>> way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    Data guy remains in wonder.

    I am not aware of any musical interludes.

    Can't recall seeing crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    Reminds me of Bullwinkle Moose.

    I enjoyed that show, but a lot of it was lost on me.

    I had a cousin named Boris, so I did not really understand some of the
    humor.

    Made more sense as I got older.

    I watched a few video clips today, to refresh my memory.


    He was quite a guy.

    Have to agree. He kept his belongings in his top hat. I have to assume
    the hat was specially made to accommodate the antlers.


    - Cheers!




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  • From aye@user8028@newsgrouper.org.invalid to alt.philosophy.taoism on Sun Aug 30 12:15:29 2026
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    marika posted:
    data guy wrote:

    aye wrote:
    marika posted:

    But I love the little musical
    interludes. I especially liked the one with the crystals and the creative
    way people were carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    I am not aware of any musical interludes.

    Can't recall seeing crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    Reminds me of Bullwinkle Moose.

    He kept his belongings in his top hat.

    The top hat was part of his magician's act.
    He would attempt to pull something out of it.
    That trick never worked.

    It's like trying to find a musical interlude
    or seeing someone with crystals and people
    carrying stuff not in their pockets.

    - thanks! aye. Cheers!
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