posted March 10, 2010 11:06 AM         

Clearly I am #36, a "cheesey-teethed b!tch".
Which one are you?

posted March 10, 2010 01:33 PM         

wheels and i already said we are the bored b1tches.
i guess i am this kind-

26) B1tches that be ignoring you when they know they can hear you

definately this one:

39) Hair dyeing b1tches

have been all of these at one time or another-

21) Pissy b1tches
22) Stingy b1tches
23) Funky looking b1tches
24) Short hair b1tches
10) B1tches that be trying to steal your man

thanks for hte reference list wheelsies!

posted March 10, 2010 11:40 PM         

I like #13, and 18
instegeting bia-ches
Certainly I am a 88 1/2 ... medium; and a 21

An urban dictionary and refined imaginative powers are helping me to figure some of the slang tho...

posted March 10, 2010 11:45 PM         

if not I would like to submit

posted March 11, 2010 05:31 AM         

nor does calling people "braindead" ,"idiot" nor other words for implying low intelligence.

Raymond

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"Nothing matters absolutely;
the truth is it only matters relatively"

posted March 11, 2010 09:08 AM         

i just red the Swirl´s thread and now come here adn see this..?

Lara

you are leaving? it is only mars doing these things to poeple

i think you and Diana would do better on chill out both,and then come to senses..

no one should leave LL cause of what others might say..we each know our own Truths,and if we are really convicted of it...why leave?Why let someone outside yourself,hurt?

if we are living above the Ego,then no one can hurt,isnt that right?

peace and forginveness and Love are the only things that are worth in life,the only things to be taken seriously...not any other things...

i think nobody in ASTROLOGY2 is aware of all this....not even Diana.

posted March 11, 2010 10:08 AM         

I'm an "I visited the 5th dimension and all I got was this lousy tshirt" kind of b1tch.

posted March 11, 2010 10:14 AM         

I don't speak about you behind your back. I do at times think in my head that your views on rape are batsh1t crazy, and insulting to both men and women. Believe whatever looks true to you, but I'm grateful my legal system now has a different perspective.

posted March 13, 2010 11:25 AM         

Please don't blame stuff on Astrology.
Everybody is responsible for their own actions.

It doesn't matter what type of alignments there are.

That's why there are so many skeptics of Astrology because so many believe that a belief in Astrology means that there is no belief in free will and that people's actions are excused by the heavenly body positions.

I always stress that free will is the ultimate factor.

If I get angry and was too aggressive, I am not going to blame some hard Mars transit. I am going to blame me,knowing that I am responsible.

Every day there is always somebody fighting on our planet. That can't be chalked up to retrograde Mars nor any other placements. It may not necessarily be their Mars aspects.

People on this board need to be responsible for their own actions and words. Every single one of us.

I believe in Astrology as a synchronistic phenomena. I don't believe in cause and effect in Astrology.

Astrology doesn't dismiss things like mental illness,cancer and other diseases,neurodivergence. People just to tend to have those things,and they are in synchronicity with the chart.
Sometimes, I get concerned when people say " I don't have this. It's just my Neptune conjunct my Ascendant." or

man..."I am griping and going off on people
because my Scorpio and Aries" planets don't like to deal with phony weak ass people"

It's not about the planets in the chart. It's about how they are in side that is in synchronicity with what's going on in the sky. They are not who and what they are because of what's going on in the sky.
They are not doing things because of what's going on in the sky. They are doing things in synchronicity with certain patterns in the sky. They have a free will to use their energies for both good and bad.

but yeah...can't we just please stop blaming stuff on the planets and let people be responsible for their own words and actions?

Maybe then skeptics of Astrology will look at these boards and say, "Well..damn..They do believe in free will and responsibility."

Raymond

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"Nothing matters absolutely;
the truth is it only matters relatively"

posted March 13, 2010 01:27 PM         

Although there's probably no way to confirm or negate the correctness of this view, I agree that the planets correspond with us, that we reflect them while they reflect us, and that cause and effect is not happening between us and the planets. However, I do think the planets are subject to the same Fate we are -- that there is a Cause of which both humans and planets are effects. I believe we are entangled in a vast and formidable celestial and spiritual hierarchy. Only God has free will, and we only have free will when we are aligned with our divinity; or, to be precise, we are free, and we exhibit free will, only to the extent that we are aligned with our divinity. The saints, it is said, are so intimately attuned to the will of God that they no longer exercise wills of their own; rather, they exercise God's will, or God exercises His will through them, in such a way that whatever they desire comes to pass. Physical laws are bypassed, the personality is bypassed, and the saint is able to walk through walls when He wills it -- and when He does not will it, the saint would not be able to walk through walls, but, then, neither would the saint have the desire/will to do so.

While it's important to encourage people to align with whatever's best in themselves and in the spiritual universe, and not to become complacent or indulgent towards their present limitations, we must also remember that we are not saints. Ultimately, no human being is in a position to judge the spiritual progress of another. We can only speculate and try to estimate the nature and difficulty of the energies with which they are contending. But we must do so with a sensitive eye. What appears to be a backwards step, may be a step up; for that soul, in that situation. A certain degree of acceptance in relation to our fallibility, or lack of omnipotence, should not only be tolerated, but encouraged. Often, the lessen is not to remain in a situation trying, against all odds, to control oneself, but, to remove oneself from that situation and find one's place -- a place where one will be understood and put to the best use. Freud wrote: "A man should not seek to eliminate his complexes, but, to bring himself into accordance with them; they are, legitimately, what directs his conduct in the world." I'm inclined to agree.

What we all want is to be understood, and to know that we have expressed ourselves so as to be understood. For some people, it is harder to find like-minded friends and associates who can reflect you back to yourself, and say "I hear you. I know what you mean." Sometimes, we can get so accustomed to being misunderstood that we unconsciously misrepresent our position, in order to confirm that anticipation. Then our frustration, apparently externalized, is secretly directed inward at ourselves, for having set ourselves up, so to speak, to be misunderstood.

Sometimes we get so lost... We can be surrounded by misconceptions to such an extent that they act as an echo-chamber, cutting us off from the truth. Where is free will then? You can make the best choice possible, but, when the only options you're aware of are evils, even your best choice will be the lesser evil. When this is our predicament, what can we learn from being chastised? Tell us to "take responsibility", and even if we accept your advice, the result will only be this: that we'll work harder in the service of those evils which we think are good. How foolish are the fool's, and how devious are the devil's, "responsibilities"? The best we can do is exhibit those qualities we desire to impart. And, if a person cannot be turned away from passion, show them how passion can be turned away from ire. Show them what it is to exercise a warm, sober, and forgiving heart. Show them what it is to listen, even when you think you've heard enough, and to try to understand another point of view. If you can produce evidence to enlighten that point of view, do so. Simply reproaching someone and demanding more from them seldom elicits the response you're seeking. You've got to show them something better.

This is not a personal attack or criticism on you or your post, just some of my spiraling thoughts on the topic of responsibility and free will.

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posted March 16, 2010 09:14 AM         

I'm a big fan of this commenter on that page=>>

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Stanley Says:
March 4th, 2010 at 3:38 pm

Was this list commissioned by Twitter?

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posted March 16, 2010 10:08 AM         

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How about one for my boss:

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