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#1
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 11, 2011, 08:19:05 AM
Quote from: BadBeast on July 09, 2011, 01:51:41 PM
Aw, Shit! the first really promisiing 'n00b' that's come along for. . . . . well, ages, and he's gone already!
Oh mercy me, *why does this always happen*  Come back, tell us some more about that. . . .bohaism, and sofism, it's always so refreshing to hear about somebody else's wacky religion, and you write so well and your story was so honest and humble, I'm sorry I called you a rectum, I'm sure you're not like that at all and you're nice and your artistic, and you make stuff, and now we've gone and upset you! I wanna hear more about your journey, and how you found happiness and got such a unique and singular perspective on life's setbacks and stuff. . . . . . . . . . . maybe we can really learn something from you, it can't have been easy coming back here after. . . . .you know, what happened! Roger's dead now, and apparently he was a cunt anyway, always borrowed tools, and never brought them back. I wanna see your amazing puzzles, and I might even buy some for some kids somewhere and . . . . . . . . . . Awwwww,.  :x

Bollocks, it's no good, I can't keep this shit up any longer. Go on then, fuck off you worthless shitneck, I bet your puzzles are utter shite, and you're really just a hopeless drunk who hassles passers by for change through your puke stained beard, I can almost smell the rank, foetid stench of old piss and cheap rotgut vodka from here. I don't know why you came back here anyway, "Ooh, I used to be a Discordian guise, now I'm a . . . . puzzle maker"?   :fap:   Fuck off back to Stormfront, or wherever the fuck you slithered out from. Or stick around, supchew, I've already spent too long chewing your nasty racist arse, now I need to take a shower and brush my teeth, so if you'll kindly just fuck off somewhere else, and eat a big bag of donkey dicks, I can get on with my day. Thanks for the 2 minute distraction, Bye now. *Wanker*

Really, you people are just aweful.  The Dok was right-- I shouldn't focus on Doscordianism so much no more.  Next thing I know, I'd become just another appendage of Her mighty bowels.  And if you really want to learn more about Baha'i and Sufism, you'll learn for yourself, schmuck.  Here's some baha'i resources-- http://www.bahai.org, http://www.sacred-texts.com/bhi/index.htm, & http://bahai-library.com.  The words of Baha'u'llah are very cool; more like what I'd come to expect from a true holy book.  As for Sufism, I became a proud member of the Naqshbandi order.  Anybody can take baya' and become a Sufi online at http://www.naqshbandi.org/.  Of course, it probably takes a bit more to actually practice Sufism, but just taking the baya' will grant a person spiritual power and protection, even if you never get down to pray your whole life.  Both Sufism and Baha'i are outlawed in certain parts of the world by certain branches of fundamentalist Islam, because Baha'i is too different than Islam, and I guess because Sufism is too obscure or radical, delving into the deeper spirituality behind the face of Islam, without necessarily abiding in the form of all its ways, unless they do.  
"Sufism is truth without form." -Ibn El-Jalali  

And, I've only just begun to make puzzles; I've just made a few puzzles so far as O'Burhan's apprentice puzzler.  We can't make any new stock for a while, until we get the new studio up and running.  We built a cool little studio in his basement but then he lost his house.  Soon enough though, we'll both be making more, and I'll have some more artwork prepared for it.  When I finally get all the pics in, I can show you guys the pics of the puzzles I have made so far-- to the 'bring and brag' section.  In the mean time, later haters.

Love,
Omar
#2
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 09, 2011, 10:31:50 AM
It is a shame that I won't be showing you guys my puzzles.  It seems like my puzzle making enterprise could have fit in perfect with the Discordians.  But I can't be sticking around where there's any kind of an old hex against me, and it's not something I can easily amend, even five-seven years later.  Racism is bad, kids.  At least I gave you guys Obama as workman's comp.  Feel free to terminate my account all over again.  Sorry, Discordians.
#3
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 06, 2011, 06:52:41 PM
Quote from: Khara on July 06, 2011, 05:03:58 PM
Quote from: Omar on July 06, 2011, 05:02:25 PM
Quote from: Doktor Howl on July 02, 2011, 02:39:10 AM
Quote from: Omar on July 02, 2011, 02:10:42 AM
You're all still jerks too, eh?  I don't even know you people anymore. 

You never did.

I only kind of knew you.  You were sometimes funny and enlightened, but pretty much just a stinking morass of humanity that smelled worse than the people you'd rant about.  And, it's no surprise to me that Eris would have fated Shaykh TGRR to become the next teen wolf sensation.  Yeah,  you're all going to hell.

You first!

Nah, I'll just go back to my paradise.  Evis can keep the "golden" apple to herself.
#4
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 06, 2011, 05:02:25 PM
Quote from: Doktor Howl on July 02, 2011, 02:39:10 AM
Quote from: Omar on July 02, 2011, 02:10:42 AM
You're all still jerks too, eh?  I don't even know you people anymore. 

You never did.

I only kind of knew you.  You were sometimes funny and enlightened, but pretty much just a stinking morass of humanity that smelled worse than the people you'd rant about.  And, it's no surprise to me that Eris would have fated Shaykh TGRR to become the next teen wolf sensation.  Yeah,  you're all going to hell.
#5
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 02, 2011, 02:10:42 AM
You're all still jerks too, eh?  I don't even know you people anymore.  I'll just sell my puzzles to the friends.
#6
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 02, 2011, 12:36:54 AM
Oh, I guess I sort of remember that.  Probably my most notorious of incidents.  Evil times of me shitting on one of your most revered saints as he announces engagement to a white woman, except that I pretty much got the shit knocked out of me.  I always kind of liked Verthaine before then, but I think he even quit the forums after that.  But then, it must have been just a while longer before I finally got exiled after that.  How is old V?  Did he marry happily ever after?  Am I to blame if he didn't?  Alimony?
#7
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 01, 2011, 08:50:03 PM
Quote from: Doktor Howl on July 01, 2011, 07:14:10 PM
Quote from: Khara on July 01, 2011, 06:57:11 PM
Paragraphs.....

Try them....


Ah Benaclypse.....  the only thing I ever remember him saying was "Life is a sewer, learn to swim" which is one of my favorite memes. 

Otherwise  :|  I'm MEH.

Ben's okay until he decides to fixate on someone.
Who are you?
#8
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Re: Sober up!
July 01, 2011, 06:52:09 PM
Wowzer, so you do know me?  

I'm sort of by Sactown.  I haven't been at this forum for years and years.  I was banned for at least five I think.  Yes it is I, who was known as the legendarious, notary Benocalypse, high saint of schizophoria, redemption through alcohol, drag princing, and the dark horse of pestylence.  I was also one of the only folkers to actually warrant the merit of getting banned from these here Discordian forums, by you guys' pope, the Rad Revered Roger himself.  Is that old spagfester still around?  Oh, I'll forgive him, for he knows not what he does.  I guess I was just too discordant for you guys.  So while I was barred from the black iron prison, I just chilled back and contemplated the greater order of the universe.  Not without chaos and wonder has been my life though.  Last year I finally came close to falling in love, then finally woke up, realizing that the relationship seemed pretty much destined to be, well, Discordian.  Fortunately, I was saved in the twinkle of time from the near-fatalistic attraction when I was suddenly abducted by the Sufis.  Well, I chose to become sufi, I guess.  The sufis believe in getting married before sex.  The guy said to me, "The devil doesn't want you to get married."  Then he gave me a 'Lord of the Rings' puzzle.  

I'm an artist, and I felt I should finally sell my artwork around town.  One of the places I was meaning to show it off and try and sell it was at a neat little shop of horrors called "Life Puzzles", located at 203 E. Main Street.  It's a 3D puzzle gallery that also displayed some local artists.  So, the shopkeeper was going out of business in just two weeks, but he let me display my art freely.  We've become pretty good friends over time.  He was amazed by my art at first sight, mostly because one of my art pics was an artistic representation of the 'caduceus', the winged staff of Hermes, which is a staff made up of two snakes and two wings.  He had just got done carving two similar puzzles for a customer.  One was of a bunch of snakes and lizards pieced together-- of reptiles.  The other one was of a bunch of different birds pieced together.  And he said that while he was carving the reptiles, a lizard showed up on his upstairs balcony.  Then while he was carving the birds, a bird flew into his shop.  Strange days that.  The customer supposed it was the spirit of her dead lover.  And so Bryan, the shopkeeper, introduced me to Sufi mysticism.  I could definitely feel the higher spiritual infusion of the "zikr", chanting praise to Allah, and one day even signed up for "baya'" which is like a Sufi form of baptism.  I went way out there and felt like I was being knighted.  The old man said to me at the end of the baya', "Your name is Omar."  So now I was a Sufi, and all I had to do was follow the five pillars of Islam: belief in monotheism and that Muhammad is God's messenger, pray five times a day, fast the 40 days of Ramadan every year, give to charity, and make the journey to Mecca.  Soon after I made the shahada (confession of Islam), Bryan made the paper as a famous Sufi puzzle maker in town.  It said, "He looks like an ordinary guy, but he's actually a Sufi."  Boy, what have I gotten wound up in?  Am I gay?  Why is 'The Full Monty' suddenly playing at the town theatre?  

Later on, however, I saw a couple of articles in the paper about the Baha'is.  Baha'i is similar to Islam, but also quite unique.  The fast is just a couple weeks a year in the spring, and they pray several times a day at any time, fairly freely.  That I could see myself living with more loyally, though I still keep with the Sufi ways in some ways, which are very powerful incantations for recommunion with God.  And the Baha'i wisdoms made good sense to me as something impeccable.  It's one of the first mysticisms I've encountered that wasn't real terribly baffling to my ordinary rational human mind-- really seemed to peace things together for me like it made good sense of everything, and felt exciting and intrigueing to discover more.  There's oceans of Baha'i literature.  They don't do drugs or sleep around, but they do party well enough.  And so I became a Baha'i illuminati, working for the new world order.  Unfortunately, Baha'is are still persecuted in this world by some who call themselves Muslims, but the Sufis don't seem too negative about Baha'i.  They understand it to be a religion of peace.  

Well, that's my little mystery of intrigueingness unraveled anew so far.  But don't u suns o' botches worry.  I'm not here to stay.  No, I don't have time to hate nor care here.  With all due respect, PD.com is not my qiblih of choice no more, no ma'am.  I was mostly just retarded to waste all that time out here in my twenties, and it was a foibling drunken glitch to show back up here in the first place.  It is a crime to waste time, and it's against both my religions to keep drinking.  Make that all three.  It really isn't healthy for the liver.  Maybe just a glass now and then.   But maybe I'll come back someday just to show off my puzzling artwork to all you wonderful wigs.  Bryan took me on as an apprentice puzzle maker, so I'll have a little product stocked up after some time later.  

Later gators,  
Benjalypse ''Omar''
 
#9
Think for Yourself, Schmuck! / Sober up!
June 30, 2011, 06:57:00 AM
You people are completely unholy!  May ye drink again in 1000 years!  The curse of greayface is upon ye, and ye know not what to do.  Well, join the goddamn illiterati.  It could make yuou a miillion.  Who am I again?  I'm ghte goddamn Silence of personality, adn it's all your fault, but someday, when Apollo rises, may we drink to the dawn again.