Re: storms gathering...

Well Ren.  Good to see you active.  I was afraid that you had become
gentler.
Pip
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> "Rhyanon" <pissoff@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Oh; all's fair, eh? Internet bf's? Ewwwwwwww..........
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> Next on "As The Usenet Turns"
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> One of the reasons people don't crosspost to relevant newsgroups
originally
> included in the conversation is the emotion of "Fear".
>
> There are people originally from Seattle who won't comeback because they
are
> afraid of me. Come on. I'm harmless. Yes I cast curses. But most people
> hardly qualify. You've got to physically threaten someone to qualify.
>
> Like that time someone on a newsgroup sent me an email saying he was
reading
> my email and threatened my dad. I cursed him and he died horribly. That
was
> about a month ago. Like that guy who defaced Sadako's statue at Peace
Park
> in Seattle. I cursed him and he lost his right arm in a car accident. I
read
> it in the paper. That was the same arm he took off the statue. He was
living
> alone and they found the arm in his apartment when gathering things for
his
> hospital stay.
>
> We talked about it at the next coven meeting. We all felt sorry for him
that
> he lost his arm but were happy that our ritual revealed the vandal. The
> spirit of Sadako is very peace loving and wishes for non-violence in the
> world. However, her living followers sometimes seek justice and revenge.
> Like denouncing the U.S. and world build-up of nuclear weapons by
casting
> curses in foreign languages.
>
> It's all very criptic. My point here is that my Seattle pagan brothers
and
> sisters should just relax and play nice. I love you all and don't want
to
> see you hurt each other.
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