Dr. Atkins' New Screw Revolution
Topic 89 · 19 responses · archived october 2000
~KitchenManager
Wed, Nov 4, 1998 (14:13)
seed
The Amazing No-hunger Weight-loss Screw
That Has Helped Millions Lose Weight And
Keep It Up...
~riette
Thu, Nov 5, 1998 (01:14)
#1
Now, how would that one work?
One has to get screwed with cucumbers in order not to get stuffed?
~milwaukee
Thu, Nov 5, 1998 (10:12)
#2
Perhaps something about sleeping with fishes.
~riette
Fri, Nov 6, 1998 (03:23)
#3
How many?
~CotC
Fri, Nov 6, 1998 (11:59)
#4
23
~riette
Fri, Nov 6, 1998 (15:03)
#5
Ha-ha!
23?
Why 23?
~CotC
Sat, Nov 14, 1998 (09:10)
#6
Principia Discordia
~TIM
Sun, Nov 15, 1998 (00:11)
#7
Sorry, I don't speak Italian.
~riette
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (05:42)
#8
Neither does he, but TommyCotC speaks a more universal language....especially when you discipline him.
~TIM
Mon, Nov 16, 1998 (06:36)
#9
Sincere pain? Or pleasure? Or, are they both the same here?
~riette
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (02:17)
#10
Pain has to be sincere to hold pleasure. Pleasure has to be sincere enough to turn to pain.
~TIM
Tue, Nov 17, 1998 (04:22)
#11
I never got pain out of pleasure, but I know one or two people who do, they just can't accept a pleasureable experience, without feeling uncomfortable, hence pain. I've seen lots of people who get pleasure out of pain, mostly other peoples pain.
~riette
Wed, Nov 18, 1998 (02:36)
#12
I think the two belong together somehow. Only if one knows what pain is, can one appreciate the pleasure. But don't worry - I'm not the suffering type!
~TIM
Wed, Nov 18, 1998 (03:42)
#13
You are right. In the same line of thought, only after a very cold winter can you truely appreciate a hot summer. Other comparisons come to mind but they are too unpleasant to deal with.
~riette
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (08:32)
#14
Yes, exactly - the winter, summer thing (very relevant comparison for this time of year - we're in the minus!!). Other comparisons? Such as? Or are they too unpleasant to jot down as well??
~TIM
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (12:23)
#15
All Right, Here goes but they are really gruesome.
Only after spending a month in the field, without bathing, can you really appreciate a hot bath and clean clothes.
Only after repeatedly resuscitating someone for 10 hours, literally holding life
in your hands, can you really appreciate how fragile life is and how precious.
Only after holding someone while they vomit their stomach lining, can you truely
appreciate the benefits of life without alcohol.
Only after being subjected to a three day artillery barrage, can you appreciate
the fact that you can ignore anything, when you need sleep badly enough.
~ratthing
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (15:39)
#16
amen to that.
i am very appreciative of my current income status because i went thru
some hard times some years ago. living on mayonaise sandwiches, not
answering the phone cuz of bill collectors, having my phone turned
off, declaring bankruptcy, moving in with my folks, looking
out for the repo man. going thru all of that made me appreciate
a lot of the little things that people take for granted every day.
~KitchenManager
Thu, Nov 19, 1998 (23:40)
#17
doesn't it just!
~TIM
Fri, Nov 20, 1998 (00:39)
#18
guess I could sum all of this up by saying, the upside to suffering is that it will make the good times, that come later, that much more enjoyable.
And the important thing to remember, is that there WILL be good times.
~riette
Sat, Nov 21, 1998 (02:23)
#19
An important philosophy.
Ray, WAY TO GO!