No Clue Clan

The Hypocritical actions of the Nickel Site that serve to substantiate the lying actions of Linda Brown (that would be the Cosmic Token so all can she how deranged Linda Brown can be)

Re: No Clue Clan

Postby kevin » Sat Sep 27, 2014 3:58 pm

Nancy_Hutchison wrote:
kevin wrote:Can anyone define the word "nutball"
Apparently Mikado has surrounded Himself here with such.
Kevin


Reich would say that nutball is very important, the male component of orgone energy.
IMO the sun is the nutball for Mother Earth, ejaculating plasma water, I type of sperm needed to sustain life here.
In relationship to health, nuts are extremely important.

Nancy

Then I am honoured to be amongst such a bunch of nutballs as are here.
Lets hope We can fertilise them all to comprehend this wonderfull universe We all occupy.

The nutball requires very precise location and conditions to begin it's TRANSMUTATION into what it is filled with ( information) to expand.

They used to place bags of nutballs down in wells.
And Fionn Maccumhaill is said to have gained the wisdom and knowledge of the world when eating the salmon which had ate the hazel nuts that fell into the river.
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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby DavidG » Sun Sep 28, 2014 9:15 am

So, Linda reads everything here..haha, thats a joke, there is no secrecy, I know every word I post will be read, dissected, and ignored for its useful purpose by the dog and pony show..erm..Linda and Steve show...

Her panties are in a bunch, and Steve being her lackey follows suit with misguided interpretations of reality and a hearty hiho let me unravel your panties for you Linda!LOL! no..LOFL!

I live a real life with numerous real people and one by one the ones who werent worthy of my time on the web have been fallen to the wayside..the few I have discovered are normal and able to be civil in a way like typical people in a friend circle are still here...people I would find myself hanging with and enjoying some conversations.

Yes Steve, I rv, with average success, and what I have seen regarding you and Linda is highly troubling, but not for me, because I wont have to worry about interacting with either of you ever...she with her multiple empty promises to swing by when in Florida, and you, perched on your computer stewing about the folks you think give a fuck about your semi lucid commentary on their reality based lives.

You Steve have no clue how to interact, due to your severe mental issues which you suffer from....so dont preach to me from your drug addled platform, bud.

Linda, I dont know what to think about you..but I do know, you are a master manipulator, who plays the old lady in trouble and need card like you had a whole box of them printed for every possible occasion.

As for that, sadly, I delight in watching both of you stew in your hateful soup pot, feeding off of each others paranoid ramblings and invented attacks and threats on your selves.

Rest assured, I would never waste one bit of energy aside from the 2 minutes it took to type these words, in making any sort of interaction with either of you, ever.

Live your bizarre and dark lives alone in your little folds of flesh, dont worry about me giving two shits as to what, how and where you are.
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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby DavidG » Sun Sep 28, 2014 9:54 am

It's taken me years and countless hours of deep thought, and meditation, and interaction with numerous folks in the web community, and a few things I've learned are....

1: sometimes the ones who seem to want to help, are the ones who bask in the failure of others.
2: anyone can invent a personality for themselves, or hide behind a persona to achieve their sad goals of being someone they are not.
3: when one hits a certain age, and admits their shortcomings and failures, or mistakes, there will always be those who wish you well, but many who pounce or use those shortcomings for fuel for later condemnations.
4: many of the folks who others say to avoid, have some of the wisest or most accurate opinions and ideas in the long run.
5: there is no shortage of people who from their bully pulpit of a torn, stinky computer chair, can act as if they are some sort of guru for the ages, or mystical holder of hidden knowledge...it just takes time to see that they are doing this by some as trusting as myself.
6: if someone calls you out on past mistakes or shortcomings, they themselves are grasping at straws to compensate for their self hate and self pity...especially online.


7: there are folks who offer wonderful words of wisdom, waiting for an ear to share it with....I have met a half dozen or so of these folks,

Kevin, Mikado, you guys are among the people who I have a place in my heart for.....always...Kevin, who took my hand from a wild eyed newbie full of thoughts and ideas about everything, which were often way off base, and used his unending wisdom and love to guide me through the last several years of self introspective, and self improvement.

Mikado, you have shown a resilience that I rarely have seen in any person I've met, using wisdom, clear eyed observance, and in my case, as I was programmed at first to hate and attack you, a willingness to forgive and reach out with that olive branch, thus forth cementing my knowledge that you are a very cool dude.

There are others, a few at PRC, a shell of a forum....and David Barclay, who is one of the most amazing thinkers I have ever encountered...which have kept my interest peaked on certain subjects, and made my time on the web fulfilling and rewarding amid the idiotic and buffoonish antics of the rest of the folks who wish to breed discord, and gain ill timed respect for their hate and paranoia filled time on the internet.

In retrospect....I have been an asshole, a nice guy, and a friend, a speculator majeur, and perhaps from time to time a good theorizer....but through it all the few who really have cared and shared have shown me what a true friend is through the web, and in reality, even if only over fiber optic lines.

I am humbled by your patience.

Thanks to the good ones, you know who you are.....
Dave
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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby LuisP » Sun Sep 28, 2014 5:14 pm

kevin wrote:Can anyone define the word "nutball"
Apparently Mikado has surrounded Himself here with such.
Kevin




Nutball, you say ?

I have a Nuts tree. Rather young still, no more than 5 years old, but already yearly producing nice amounts of Nuts !

Thing about Nuts is the fact that they grow inside a Ball. That ball gives it shelter and nourishment and when the Nut is ready, the Ball starts to crack, then to open and finally to disgorge the perfect Nut inside it.

In that process, the Ball shrinks, withers and dies … as if unable to be Ballsy without its Nutty offspring.

Some pics below to enhance this “transmutating” process of a Nutball :

The Ball.jpg
The Ball



The Ball cracking.jpg
The Ball cracking


The Nut.jpg
The Nut



So,
As in Nature, why don’t we focus on the Nut and simply forget the Ball that it originated from ?

Is the latter more important than the former ?

NOPE.
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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby DavidG » Mon Sep 29, 2014 10:14 am

The classic answer to an atheist......what cam before that then? LOL!

They never have an answer....

Nuts are important, hence the shell, oddly enough, an eggshell is flimsy....odd nature indeed.
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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby StarCat » Tue Sep 30, 2014 4:29 pm

I found some yummy sounding recipes for nutballs. I think I'll b try a couple when my arm is out of the sling.

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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby LuisP » Tue Sep 30, 2014 4:53 pm

Hope them recipes have a lot of egg yolks thrown in .... slowly boiled with sugar to a paste density. Takes some good right arm to mix, mind you !

And Cat ?
Congratulations on a job Well Done.

Glad to see you back from them butchers' knives.
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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby StarCat » Tue Sep 30, 2014 6:01 pm

I have a good Kitchen Aid mixer. It's a really good feeling to have the surgery over. The pain pills aren't really touching the pain, but I get deadly nauseated from anything stronger than percocet. On the other paw, the post-op pain isn't any worse than the pre-op pain.

When I try the recipes, I'll post links to my favorites.

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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby LuisP » Tue Sep 30, 2014 7:11 pm

You do that, Cat !
I will trade with you some of what here we call “Conventual Sweets”, meaning, cakes and pastry made once upon a time by Nuns inside their convents, which nowadays (Thank You, God !) are available to common folk.

They’re so sweet and rich that it is almost unbearably obscene. Almost … that is ! (when I eat them – around Christmas time, mostly - I find myself thinking about what them Nuns were thinking of, while inventing these lavish sweets … perverse, eh ?).

And about your pain ? I’m no Nurse or Doctor (too coward to deal with Sickness and Pain) but I must say I had my doubts when you mentioned Ibuprofen as the med you’re taking. I mean, I gave that to my daughter when she had tonsillitis this Summer, ferchrissakes !

Since you are the Ballsy Nurse (well, and a bit Nutty, too) maybe the Chemical Name “3-Pyridinecarboxylic acid, 2-[(3-chloro-2-methylphenyl)amino]” means something to you ?

Street name of Clonixin.

Now THAT will definitely get you somewhere.
Just be sure – if you decide to try it, that is – to prior put some food inside your stomach and gulp it down with a large cup of water. And to keep drinking lots of water, afterwards. From my (unwanted) experience, it is extremely effective but messes some with bowel transit (constipation), so water helps.

For those with axes and cutlass handy - Clonixin is NOT "drugs". Just a pain killer.
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Re: No Clue Clan

Postby Mikado14 » Wed Oct 01, 2014 1:01 pm

StarCat wrote:I have a good Kitchen Aid mixer. It's a really good feeling to have the surgery over. The pain pills aren't really touching the pain, but I get deadly nauseated from anything stronger than percocet. On the other paw, the post-op pain isn't any worse than the pre-op pain.

When I try the recipes, I'll post links to my favorites.

Cat


I have been extremely busy of late. I have been preparing for the meeting that is taking place this weekend. Picked up a part time job in Philly for the past four weekends (couldn't resist the pay at about $50 an hour) which is now probably done for a bit. I put the money to good use to make the final parts for the Gravitor Mk III. I have been giving a good deal of time to Kim, who is still losing weight from her surgery (over 20 pounds) and doesn't have much of an appetite. Fixing the cars before winter. Finishing the construction of a pump house here on the farm and I am sure there is a bunch I have forgotten to mention.

I haven't read on here in probably three weeks but I see the discussions are really at it.

Cat - I know about getting sick from pain killers. About 4 weeks ago, I was trying to get an MRI done for the second time. The first time, I couldn't lie on the table without the pain being too much. The technician wouldn't answer me when I said I wanted to get out so after about a minute of that I climbed out...that got his attention. Anyway, the second attempt the Dr. gave me a prescription for Dilaudid. Was to take one about an hour before and then another 15 minutes before. Never got to the second one. They didn't want me to take it. The room was spinning and when I lied down on the table it got worse. Started the dry heaves etc. The third time was the charm. .....Anyway, I know what you mean about getting sick...don't want that again.

To everyone from other posts, thanks about Kim. She is holding her own other than the weight as I mentioned. She is some degree of pain from the PBC but it varies in intensity. As she said, she is adapting to it.

I want to say that I am fine and thanks for those that have asked. Please continue with your conversations, insights, ideas, out of the box thinking and any other topics of interest.

My best to all, and in the words of MacArthur "I will return"...or whatever it was he said...<g>

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