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  1. Yes, an Intermediate Class syllabus. At one time, those sessions were part of the foundational class and referred to as session 13. It was like an unlisted bonus track on a CD. It was optional and attendance was not required for you to be to be considered a PFAL grad. It didn't follow session 12 immediately, though, like the other sessions. I seem to recall there was a short period between the two (maybe a week or two) and then the material was covered in two sessions that were unofficially called the T.I.P. class. This is where the concept of excellor sessions was introduced. I'm not sure if it had any official, printed material to accompany it other that a sheet of scripture references.. Later, it was spun off into a three session class with the same material and had its own printed syllabus. You had to pay extra for that class, even if you had already taken the T.I.P. class. It was required for admittance into the A.C. (Advanced Class). There was also material that dealt with being born again of the seed of the devil. This was in the second of the two sessions. That was dropped completely and showed up again in the A.C. I may be fuzzy on some of the details, but that's how I wound up with this syllabus.
  2. I don't have a transcript, but I do have a '71 syllabus.
  3. Something about spiritual mashed potatoes errr ...somethin'. "I am just a poor boy Though my story's seldom told I have squandered my resistance For a pocketful of mumbles such are promises All lies and jest Still a man hears what he wants to hear And disregards the rest, mhmm"...Paul Simon (The Boxer)
  4. Why would you need to practice tongues if it's supposedly perfect?
  5. Baseball cards in bicycle spokes do not a motorcycle make.
  6. We did our work assignments after dinner but before night twig. So, from 6PM to 10PM, give or take, unless it was FellowLaborer group meeting night. (Usually on Wednesdays)
  7. Sorry, Sir. I'm all out of Lo Shantas. Could I interest you in previously owned Lo Maka Seetay, perhaps?
  8. Well, let's see now. On a typical day, we had a believers' meeting before the 6 AM run, another at breakfast, another at dinner, another at the end of work time, another at night twig, another at end-of-day house meeting..... So,Yeeeaaah...Nope! I don't think there was any discernable lack of "fluency". lo maka seetay, y'all.
  9. 35. Glorifies the "virtues" of stretched coffee.
  10. "Number 3 looks a little less scientific than the first two." This doesn't mean personal, subjective agreement. It means the sources are objectively in agreement with each other
  11. PROJECT UPDATE 1972: Alpha testing begins. 2022: Beta testing begins. 2072: Projected release date
  12. The other day, I saw a guy banging his head against the wall. "Sir", I said, "That looks horribly painful." "Oh, it is, it really is'.", he assured me. "Why, then, do you continue to do it?" , I questioned. "Well", he said, "It just feels so darn good when I stop."
  13. I'm struggling with a question I hope you can answer, Mike. How's come you were so smart 50 years ago and we were all so dumb?
  14. I marinated it in fig-pep and sprinkled it with familia. Then I said a couple of lo-shantas for good measure.
  15. The New Testament canon was assembled by John, Paul, George and Ringo. Coo Coo ca choo
  16. “The Party MOGFODAT told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their his final, most essential command.” (Forgive me, Mr. Orwell, for I have sinned.)
  17. Mike Your approach seems to me to be like a kid trying to look for reasons to believe that Santa Claus is real.
  18. The class syllabus from the 1970s lists Wierwille as the author. I'm surprised a devotee of all things Wierwille would be this disinterested in scrutinizing its contents.
  19. The joke's on you. There's already something fermenting in my shoes. (People call me the kimchi kid.)
  20. Upon careful scrutiny, it becomes apparent that Pachelbel's Canon did not, in fact, follow the yabadabadoo form.
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