forcing people to work before commentingThis basically chaps me, but there are apparently spam bots that throw random comments everywhere they can. So, now if you want to leave a comment, you have to work for it. Sigh.
By Frater Bovious
9th Level Adept, THOOTR
Stream of Consciousness Blogging
By Frater Bovious
9th Level Adept, THOOTR
The following riveting exchange was posted by Uncle Buck to the wrong article, and consequently did not have the hoped for response from the teeming masses still reading this blog (That being me, my mom, and strange people leaving messages about cigarettes and real estate opportunities, which I have mostly deleted from the comments section, and of course Uncle Buck and Occasionally, Knecht.)
So, here.
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as the Archangel of SouthPark, are you the keeper of the gates of the Vatican? how can i comment on the transitional Pope? am i too stoopid, or do you want no comments?
Why can't you comment? You commented here. Is this some kind of zen koan?
I commented “here”, about something “there”. I didn’t expect “here” and “there” to be the same place, so i suppose there is a zen-like element to this (or do I use “zen-like” inappropriately as a label for an unexpected result?).
I digress…I commented “here”, counting on your comprehensive knowledge of your own blog territory to hear my small voice lost in the wilderness. I expected direction to “there”, imagine my surprise to find out I was “there” in the first place. Now I have to collect my thoughts all over again.
Regarding: “Why is the Pope a Rock Star? I have a theory…”. Well so do I!
“We have a new Pope…”
“Sayings of the Dalai Lama…”
“Good karma/Bad Karma”
“Confucius say…”
These are all a kind of “Spirituality Lite” - The warm fuzzy feeling that comes from thinking about someone or something that represents the sacred, the holy, the divine without investing in any actual spiritual development of your own.
Very popular (tastes great! Less filling!)
I am not being high-and-mighty. I speak from experience.