an Aesops fable
Sep 5, 2020 09:43:58 #
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Sep 5, 2020 19:30:32 #
Blackdog
Loc: Round Rock, TX
Ahh Zen Bobby, I am pleased you understand the difference and share that experience. It is not that the fox is clever. It is that he thinks of others first.
And to RJS I ask, should the Monk be worthless? He has spent his life thinking for the true meaning to life and yet done little. Is he worthless as according to our "The power of meaning" post.
I think not...
and the zen joke is.....We shall see.
And to RJS I ask, should the Monk be worthless? He has spent his life thinking for the true meaning to life and yet done little. Is he worthless as according to our "The power of meaning" post.
I think not...
and the zen joke is.....We shall see.
Sep 5, 2020 20:04:20 #
Blackdog wrote:
Ahh Zen Bobby, I am pleased you understand the difference and share that experience. It is not that the fox is clever. It is that he thinks of others first.
And to RJS I ask, should the Monk be worthless? He has spent his life thinking for the true meaning to life and yet done little. Is he worthless as according to our "The power of meaning" post.
I think not...
and the zen joke is.....We shall see.
And to RJS I ask, should the Monk be worthless? He has spent his life thinking for the true meaning to life and yet done little. Is he worthless as according to our "The power of meaning" post.
I think not...
and the zen joke is.....We shall see.
Or not.
Sep 5, 2020 20:14:51 #
I remember my Mother reading me from a BIG book of Aesop's fables in the mid 40s. Have remembered some of them, like the "Ant and the Grasshopper" I wanted that old book, but for some reason it disappeared, I have my suspicions, anyway, so I recently bought a new one for my Grandson.
Sep 5, 2020 20:38:34 #
No one is worthless but some throw their lives away needlessly!Just Sayin...RJS
Sep 5, 2020 20:40:04 #
Well the fables have worked for thousands of years to try to put a modicum of morals, ethics and common sense into young peoples' minds. Probably a wise investment. You probably remember the ant and the grasshopper because that one was a Disney cartoon. Remember the fox and the grapes? And while we're talking about Aesop, I'm not sure the fable that BB shared is one of his. I remember a fable about a lion and fox, but that's sure not how it went.
Sep 5, 2020 20:58:08 #
Blackdog
Loc: Round Rock, TX
Exactly.
On another note:
Let me know if hammering those sharp edges works for you.
We also used a grinder/sander and as someone else said, it always clogs up the sanding/grinding discs.
Good Luck
BD
On another note:
Let me know if hammering those sharp edges works for you.
We also used a grinder/sander and as someone else said, it always clogs up the sanding/grinding discs.
Good Luck
BD
Sep 5, 2020 21:24:39 #
Sep 6, 2020 01:48:46 #
Blackdog wrote:
Exactly.
On another note:
Let me know if hammering those sharp edges works for you.
We also used a grinder/sander and as someone else said, it always clogs up the sanding/grinding discs.
Good Luck
BD
On another note:
Let me know if hammering those sharp edges works for you.
We also used a grinder/sander and as someone else said, it always clogs up the sanding/grinding discs.
Good Luck
BD
I sure will.
Sep 7, 2020 08:25:45 #
Marty Dykes
Loc: Va. Beach, Va.
Just when you think BB really is bad he will come up with something to prove you wrong. Maybe there are two BB’s. As Robert would say “just saying”.
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