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    Default Buddhism spam PM alert

    We repeatedly get a Buddhist spammer on theFret - this person is using the Private Messaging system to spam everyone about Buddhism. Please report this to me if you are getting spammed. I'll try and clean out the PM system from this spam.
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    Robert,

    I received one of these spam PM messages about Buddhism this past weekend. It was from a new member named "Jessie". I just deleted it.

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    Is this the Guy Rob?

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    Algonquin, no it's just a spammer - as far as the Fret is concerned, it has nothing to do with Dalai Lama.
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    I got those too from another forum.

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    so you mean my recent conversion to buddhism isn't valid? :

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    Warren I could just see ya sitting in the lotus position with a shaved head and a bubba belly saying Im not really happy Im on tranquilizers.Anyone for pancakes? Sumi :rotflamo:

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    Quote Originally Posted by sumitomo
    Warren I could just see ya sitting in the lotus position with a shaved head and a bubba belly saying Im not really happy Im on tranquilizers.Anyone for pancakes? Sumi :rotflamo:
    man have you been peeking in my window....

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    For the record, my annoyance with Warren has a lot to do with the hissing noises he makes.
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    Be very careful young bong papa the walls have eyes.Sumi

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    There was a Buddhist monastery in a large city.

    One day two monks leave the monastery and walk the streets of the city. They spy a hot dog cart and decided to treat themselves. So the first monk orders a plain hot dog. The second monk says to the hot dog vendor "Make me one with everything."

    Thinking that these two monks might not be too sharp he pockets their money.

    Suddenly the first monk realizes that the guy is trying to shaft them and says to the vendor "hey what about my change?" To which the hot dog vendor says "Change must come from within."

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    I'm kinda bummed...

    I've not received a PM. Is my conversion to Buddhism not important?

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    Remember my good brothers that the divine essents into spirituallity is to own a franshise in 7-11. Sumi

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rabies
    I'm kinda bummed...

    I've not received a PM. Is my conversion to Buddhism not important?
    Who is asking?

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    I got one over the weekend too. Shaved my Amish haircut and beard. Wrapped myself in a sheet (no underwear) and sell pancakes on the street corner to help needy fretters in Florida.

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    yeah i got a message from that dude "jessie" I thought the buddhist thing was just in his signature.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Who is asking?
    I am aksing, Spudders...is that good enough?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    There was a Buddhist monastery in a large city.

    One day two monks leave the monastery and walk the streets of the city. They spy a hot dog cart and decided to treat themselves. So the first monk orders a plain hot dog. The second monk says to the hot dog vendor "Make me one with everything."

    Thinking that these two monks might not be too sharp he pockets their money.

    Suddenly the first monk realizes that the guy is trying to shaft them and says to the vendor "hey what about my change?" To which the hot dog vendor says "Change must come from within."
    That IS funny. :

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rabies
    I am aksing, Spudders...is that good enough?
    Sorry. A Buddhist would know how to answer that. It's a koan. Yes that is good enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    There was a Buddhist monastery in a large city.

    One day two monks leave the monastery and walk the streets of the city. They spy a hot dog cart and decided to treat themselves. So the first monk orders a plain hot dog. The second monk says to the hot dog vendor "Make me one with everything."

    Thinking that these two monks might not be too sharp he pockets their money.

    Suddenly the first monk realizes that the guy is trying to shaft them and says to the vendor "hey what about my change?" To which the hot dog vendor says "Change must come from within."
    I'd never heard the second half of that joke
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