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Re: Between Worth and Worthless

Posted by ButchO on 5/17/2011, 10:58 pm, in reply to "Re: Between Worth and Worthless"
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--Previous Message-- : : The satifaction of desires born of illlusion : are worthless, are a lot to do about : nothing. : Wayne, Kind of like going into a nice restaurant and ordering the menu. Like eating the word water in order to quench one's thirst. ButchO

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Message Thread Between Worth and Worthless - gar 5/14/2011, 5:41 am Re: Between Worth and Worthless - ButchO 5/14/2011, 11:00 pm Going with the flow - gar 5/15/2011, 5:30 am Re: Between Worth and Worthless - josef 5/15/2011, 2:10 pm Re: Between Worth and Worthless - gar 5/15/2011, 2:41 pm Re: Between Worth and Worthless - ButchO 5/15/2011, 10:35 pm Re: Between Worth and Worthless - josef 5/16/2011, 10:08 pm Re: Between Worth and Worthless - ButchO 5/17/2011, 8:15 am Re: Between Worth and Worthless - josef 5/17/2011, 12:15 pm On Desirelessness - josef 5/17/2011, 12:18 pm Re: On Desirelessness - gar 5/17/2011, 12:40 pm Re: On Desirelessness - josef 5/17/2011, 1:58 pm Re: On Desirelessness - ButchO 5/17/2011, 10:52 pm Re: Between Worth and Worthless - Wayne L 5/17/2011, 10:44 am Re: Between Worth and Worthless - ButchO 5/17/2011, 10:58 pm « Back to index

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