Subject: Re: BoundaryPoint - More tightening
Date: Feb 11, 2004 @ 00:18
Author: m06079 ("m06079" <barbaria_longa@...>)
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--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Meynell
<knm@m...> wrote:
> Mike,
>
> >maybe these points were missed because their names were
unfamiliar to
> >newer members
>
> Your admirable multipointing credentials have never been in
question.

yes i agree
so thats not what this is about
good

The
> question is whether there is any scope in this group to provide
some
> context as to why multipoints exist in the first place

good question
i would think so
& i for one would be quite interested in learning why they do exist
in the first place
excellent

, or even to add
> occasional humorous anecdotes about those things that
thwart our quest?

interesting
please clarify what you mean by
our quest
& also what you mean by
those things that thwart it

It
> would seem this is allowed for certain members of the group,
but not others
> despite the much-vaunted personal sovereignty of each of us.

wait
to me it seems everything is equally allowed here for all

indeed the whole world is equally free for all
isnt it

& that proposition must apply especially to bp & this our most
beloved everyones land
dont you think

so i really dont know what you are talking about here kevin

nor do i think group consensus has anything to do with it

being on point & on target has everything to do with it

being true to the purpose of the group has everything to do with it

& members who are both slobbery about that & voluble as well
& then negatively oriented on top of all that
do tend to make a laughing stock of themselves
for being so persistently off the beam

& i am here equally as free as you to enjoy it all with you

& my questions really are my questions

& i wish you would really answer some of them


the consistency is already provided by cosmic law
& it is already very nice
as well as very empowering to know

you get what you vibrate



I'm happy to
> live with the group consensus on this, but it would be nice to
have some
> consistency.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kevin Meynell