Universal Love TRTT Part 8: Random thoughts also sack Hinkley

[Eddie Dingle]

Oh hey PB.

A smarter bloke would have changed his avatar AND his team.

Yawn.

 

[bushwood]

What a sad sack.

 

[_VXV]

 

[Janus]

The nature of all things is both feminine and masculine, and it is through this polarity of gender that life is created. The masculine represents the seed - the genesis of an idea, whereas the feminine represents the cultivation and rumination of the idea in the incubator that is the mind to bear the fruit of works.

Those that are unbalanced toward the masculine force will constantly have ideas that they never actually develop, for the desire of concupiscence with the new mixed with sloth drives them onto the next thought. When their ideas are given life, however, they are all too quick to claim credit for their creation, for they say that without the seed of their thought, the new reality would have never been conceived.

Those that are unbalanced toward the feminine force have to rely on others to grant them an idea which they can develop, and their ambition drives them to the machinations of envy and deceit. They too are quick to claim credit for the creation of a new concept - when they give birth to a new concept, they say that it was their hard work and diligence that manifested this new reality, because without the incubation of their mind as to how the idea could be achieved, it never would have taken shape.

When the reality is that it is God - or rather, the Mind - that creates all realities, and both feminine and masculine forces have equal credit. When something happens, it is because someone has had the seed of an idea, and then ruminated on it sufficiently to the point where it manifests into the physical through the sum total of their actions. In quantum physics, this is know as the Observer Effect - no matter how unconscious a detection mechanism might be, the person who sets up and reads the detector is conscious and therefore has a direct influence on the result based on his/her interpretation of the "possible" into the "actual".

That's what science is at a fundamental level - the procession of thought into reality by means of logic and reason.

Magic is the procession of thought into reality by means of incantation, gestures, rituals and ceremony that allow the practitioner to overcome rational thought with irrational thought. It is thought based not on logic and reason, but on imagination and wonder...and the expectation that what we imagine can manifest itself into our world. Instead of being bound to the physical and the material of the earthly realm, the magician lifts his eyes to the heavens and sees the possible realities that can be, rather than the reality that is. Moving past the emotional, feminine control of the moon and into the spiritual, masculine power of the sun.

When people take psychedelic drugs, they are forcefully ripping open a gateway into this new reality...except because it is an internal experience, only they can see it. But in the wrong environment and without the proper training to control the gateway, the entities that pour fourth into our reality are those that revel in the cruelty and misery of man.

Where we are going, we don't need eyes to see.

 

[edgie]

Where we're going, we don't need roads!

 

[dirty2]

Where we're going, we don't need roads!

Because hinkley is driving

 

[Dylan8]

IP ban this dickhead already

 

[powermacs]

They did a great stout too, Ace of Spades. Way ahead of their time.

Any connection to Brew Boys ace of spades?

 

[VineValerian]

Where we are going, is a continuous loop, fed by great drugs

 

[VineValerian]

Watched the last 10 minutes of the NRL 1v4 QF.

Melbourne Storm have lost 4 games by an aggregate of 8 pts - ie 1,2,1 and 4 pt loses and were hosting Canberra Raiders who had lost 9 games.

The Raiders scored a try and converted to go 12-10 up with about 3 minutes to go. Thy gave away a penalty with about 6 seconds left, luckily about 20m from their try line, ie Storm 80m from their try line.

Cameron Smith took the penalty put it over the side line and down the line about 30m. They took the tap and Munster did a huge bomb that 2 Raiders players mis reading it, it bounced I thought it would go to a Storm player but it took a bit of a strange bounce and a Raiders player ran on to it, ran over the side line and game over. Was certain the Storm would pinch it.

Go mighty Raiders

 

[VineValerian]

Go mighty Raiders

And go the Mighty Blockies. Magpies 2019 premiers. Hopefully a good omen for next Sunday

 

[bomberclifford]

Any connection to Brew Boys ace of spades?

That might be my faulty memory. Lol

 

[bomberclifford]

IP ban this dickhead already

Which one?

 

[Magus]

 

[Doctor Feel]

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Which one?

I would have given you a like if you’d said “who?”

 

[powermacs]

That might be my faulty memory. Lol

Haha. I know one of the original brewers at brew boys did a few colabs with different breweries. Thought that might’ve been one of them. It’s still a bloody good stout.

 

[edgie]

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Face reminds me of

 

[edgie]

To be real, for a sec, I am nowhere near man enough to shove my fist up my arse.

Throwing them at other people is positively childish by comparison.

 

[NoddyHolder]

I've transitioned from house trackies to house shorts today. Can confirm spring has officially arrived

 

[spookism]

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I didn't know this existed until 10 seconds ago and I've never wanted anything more in my life.

 

[Hotsurferguy69]

"The Burton x Pirate Life Frontside Ale is a gently hopped smasher, sentimentally modelled on a classic American Cream Ale that is popular on the slopes in Canada. A touch of corn makes this beer light and dry meaning that the mild, fruity hop characters of Motueka and Taiheke can shine through."

The mosaic is great but I like everything of there's I've tried so far. This one being $15 for a four pack made the choice easy though.

*theirs

 

[Magus]

*theirs

Wow ok thanks guy

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

Scored some old Japan made records this morning I'm impressed, high quality thick jackets, heavy vinyl, ultra low noise level.. was Japanese stuff always this sort of high quality?

Anyway copies of Hawkwind, Twink & Tim Blake stuff, pretty neat.

 

[Dylan8]

Scored some old Japan made records this morning I'm impressed, high quality thick jackets, heavy vinyl, ultra low noise level.. was Japanese stuff always this sort of high quality?

Anyway copies of Hawkwind, Twink & Tim Blake stuff, pretty neat.

I ordered a vinyl from discogs as a gift from Japan and it came in like 2 days. Japan rules.