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It was only a matter of time until someone posted THIS. Right!

, 'cause jam don't shake like that.

O--H---ahhh, nevermind.

I'm totally amazed no one has gotten this one. It's the old Willie Dixon tune, I Just Want To Make love To You. Here are some cool versions. ETTA JAMES FREE POST!

Careful, Groucho, he's packin' heat!

Noun, verb, pronoun, tuna fish sandwich, '58 Buick Special------call it whatever you want.-------It's still a delusional fallacy to think you can change things in the physical realm, for better or worse, by virtue of your thoughts. In the original PLAF (The Wonder Class), Wierwille called it the "magic" of believing. I think he borrowed that term from someone whose name evades me. None the less, it's nonsense. People literally died trying to prove that the "law" of believing was valid. That's reprehensible.

Has it really been a whole year since last we heard THIS?

I think it may be the "1/2 baked" variety.

Literal, according to ab-usage. "When it comes to corn field, podunk, two-bit cults-----You keeds are the best!"

Well I can see by the way that you switch and walk And I can tell by the way that you baby talk And I know by the way that you treat your man I wanna love you baby, it's a cryin' shame edit: so many people have covered this, any version is acceptable.

Ahhhhhhh! That's one of my North Coast Homeys, Marc Cohn! Walking In Memphis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1loV9_xLF8Q

Seeing that clip made me think of Billy Preston (The Fifth Beatle) Maybe he was onto something when he asked Will It Go 'Round In Circles?

Yeah, you're special because of the Christ in you. Otherwise, you're really just yesterday's paper, horse dung on the trail of life. Now doesn't that just make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside?

Isn't that the album that ends with (To Where you Once Belonged)? :P

Well, that's just it. I never really wanted to leave in the first place. I got conned into leaving under the guise of doing what's best for the greater good. Sooooo---- Now that I realize there was never really any "greater good", I feel cheated. Thus, I have feelings of regret.

Here's something that maybe a bit of a tangential thought. In about 1978-1980, there was a big push for believers who owned companies to hire other believers. Now, along with that, the owners were "encouraged" to pay their employees on a "needs" basis. How exactly do you determine those needs without sticking your nose into private financial matters where it doesn't belong? When I first heard about this, I knew people who were on both sides of the deal. (employer/employee) From the very start, I thought it was a load of cr@p. And, I was not at all reluctant to tell my wife (now ex-wife) exactly how I felt. She, on the other hand, was sure it must be right because it was coming from "on high", so to speak. We had some heated discussions on the matter, which led to heated discussions/disagreements on various other Way doctrine. Did that lead to our split? Probably not. It surely didn't promote "harmony in the home", though.

Oh, it's not all sad. Lots of good things came with the move. Still, when people ask me if I have any regrets about my life, I'm reminded that I regret leaving home and never going back-----at least not in a permanent sense. I guess there's a certain amount of sadness in that. The song is more of an emotional catharsis than an actual depiction of events.

The vagabond lifestyle predates the no debt policy. One time in 1974 or 1975, the limb leader had me quit my job and move to a completely different area of the state. After selling my furniture and large items, I put everything else I owned in my car trunk and took a room in a boarding house. Apparently there were no AC grads in that area to run classes. As if my being an AC grad gave me special insight on stringing chairs and stretching coffee. I've only moved 4 times as a direct part of my TWI involvement. I guess I got off easy compared to many others.

I think they quit about 40 years ago. Those are android look-a-likes that take the stage these days.