I forwarded the original to a friend of mine (Dave Avery) This is his edit...
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- Subject: [Fwd: psychoceramics: Edward C
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- Date: Sat, 06 Dec 1997 03:10:00 +0000 (GMT)
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5...4...3...2...1... we enter the Theatre >THIS IS BEING SUBMMITED TO MANY INDIVIUALS, AND ORGANIZATIONS. IT IS NOT >SUBMITTED AS AN INTENDED OFFENSE TOWARD ANY ONE INDIVIDUAL, OR OGANIZATION, TOM:But rather as an offense to all peoples everywhere >BUT RATHER, TO BE INFORMATIVE OF ANOTHER VIEW OF BIBICAL CREATION. MIKE:Bibical Creation, Inventor of the Salted Nut Roll >TO CREATIONIST AND EVOLUTIONIST CROW:Too creationist and evolutionist for what? >1- You are both looking at man through the physical eye. MIKE:No, I'm not! CROW:You are looking at sold out LAM-Beau field! TOM:Both? Which two of us is he talking to? >2- Man is not the physical but rather the spiritual. The body is material >and what we call a bio-structure. A bio-structure cannot be spiritual. TOM:Men have no bodies. CROW:Sounds like the Observers. >3- The anthropologist cannot prove the origin of man from biostructures as >a dead body contains no spiritual makeup, and man is a spiritual makeup. TOM:So, man is a makeup. CROW:Some sort of lipstick... probably taupe. >4- The creationist is the most wrong in the fact that christianity is >supposed to be an understanding and the knowledge of what makes one human >regardless of where or when a body came to be. MIKE:Dumb Christians, they don't know nuthin about Christianity. >And the knowledge of human >cannot be of the physical, as human is one of the two sets of values in the >makeup of God, and the makeup of God is the mentalities of human and >inhuman (man and animal). TOM:Does it actually say that or am I freaking out? CROW:So, God wears makeup. Whaddya know. >FIRST THERE WAS THE PHYSICAL AND THEN THE SPIRITUAL (apostles) CROW:And then WE DANCE! >1- at one time the universe contained one thing TOM:Hamdingers! MIKE:Bubble wrap! CROW:Pauly Shore! >, material. CROW:Oh... well, I was close. >2- The material became divided into solids, liquids and gases. TOM:And thus Jello 1-2-3 was born >3- From the solids, liquids and gases formed bio-chemicals. MIKE:Later re-named "ABBA" >4- The bio-chemicals formed two bio-forms, the inanimate (plants), TOM:Wait? Plants aren't alive? CROW:Somebody better tell 'em. >and the animate (that which has self movement). MIKE:So, the universe is populated by plants and watches. CROW:Apparently. >5- The inanimates and the animates became into many forms, and the animates >divided onto basic two kinds, the predeter and the grazer. TOM:'Predeter'? MIKE:A predeter is someone who deters you in advance. CROW:I thought it was when you had sex before going out. TOM:No, that's a pre-dater. CROW:Oh, so what the hell's a 'grazer' then? MIKE:I think they put in windows. CROW:I am so lost. MIKE:Just eat your BLT. >6- At the time during the forming of the animates there also formed a >brain, and within the brain was formed a being of the spiritual, and then >the universe contained only two things, the material and the spiritual. >Even to this very day the universe contains only two things, the material >and the spiritual and nothing else. MIKE:D'Oh! Hey! But there are three things right here in the theatre! CROW:Apparently we're figments of our own imaginations. >7- When a being is formed it is formed in all things humane and inhumane in >one singular entity. From the humane is man and from the inhumane is the >animal. TOM:You see when a man and an animal love each other very much... >8- And it became that the power of comprehension came upon a certain kinds, >and from the comprehension they became enlightened and began to understand >the makeup of their spirit (person) MIKE:This guy sure is into makeup. TOM:And no mention of women anywhere... CROW:Makes you wonder. >9- And according to their enlightenment they saw the contents of their >persons, MIKE:Somebody get the sawdust. CROW:So 'enlightenment' means tossing cookies, am I right? >and elected to put aside the part that was the animal mind, TOM:So that it could be used later >and in so doing became man. This very process is what is creation in the >bible. MIKE:Yeah... in the Book of Donald Duck! CROW:Right after the part about spacefaring lizards. TOM:Donald Duck is a wholely owned copyright of Michael Eisner and the Disney Corporation... >10- It is submited to you by the Alpha Guardians CROW:Those are the guys with the berets, right? TOM [Big voice]:ALPHA GUARDIANS... now with kung-fu grip. MIKE:We're getting spiritual advice from Mexican wrestlers! >that creation in the bible is not the making of anything material. Creation >is the making of adam MIKE:Who didn't have a body. CROW:Mike, are you following this? >and is the seven spirits of God. God made man in his own image and likness >and god is spiritual therefore man is spiritual. And christianity is >supposed to return one's person to the likeness of adam TOM:And that's why everyone's person looks exactly the same. MIKE:Among Christians anyway. >as christ is adam the second CROW:One adam second, one adam second, see the man at the intersection of two wooden planks. MIKE:I... no... I don't think you should... >thus making christ and adam one and the same kind of person. TOM:AH-HA! So, the murderer is Professor Plum! >(The apostle mentions) THOSE INVISIBLE THINGS OF CREATION WHICH CAN BE >CLEARLY SEEN. CROW:Oh, so it's the invisible things which can be clearly seen. Great. Just great. >If creation is invisible then it is spiritual MIKE:Okay, so invisible things are spiritual? CROW:Only if they're seen clearly. TOM:What about foot odor? >as the spiritual cannot be directly seen by the physical eye. CROW:But you just said it can be clearly seen!!! MIKE:Calm down, honey, we're almost at granma's. >11- There are only two possible ways of being in the universe, man or >animal. TOM:Okay, let's review, rocks, plants and women do not exist. CROW:And God wears makeup. MIKE:It's the Gospel according to Dennis Rodman! >12- Man and/or animal are nothing more than a relationship TOM:That's sick! MIKE:That is so... so... wrong. CROW:What are YOU talking about... NELSON? MIKE:Wha... Hey! >each of it's own kind with others. >It cannot be a kind of body. The bodies of an elephant >and a monkey are different but the spirit is the same, CROW:Yeah, elephants and monkeys are exactly the same. TOM:Wait, I thought nothing had a body. MIKE:No, men don't have bodies. >what makes them >animals is that their social structure is of animal traits, so as, >domination, superiorty, recognition through the physical and material, >force and counterforce, greaters and lessors. MIKE:thrust and release TOM:Cathy and Patty CROW:Strom Thurmond and Chewbacca >13- There are only two possible kinds of societies, man and animal. TOM:And communists. >14- Intellegence and comprehension are not human or animal traits, CROW:"Intellegence"? MIKE:Pretty much says it all right there, don't it. CROW:Yeah, sure does. >but rather a neutral compulatory process that can be applied to either or >both. 15- Intellegence is not a human society. MIKE:It ain't no disco, it ain't no foolin' around TOM:'Nuetral compulatory'? CROW:Mooooon Ri-ver. >16- All present societies on the planet today are constructed on animal >traits. TOM:And that's why there are no human societies. MIKE:I would have thought otherwise but... CROW:Huh. Yeah, there's no getting around it. Whaddya know. MIKE:I suppose. TOM:So, can we go now? >CREATION CROW:Hey! I thought we just did that! TOM:It isn't starting again is it? MIKE:I sure I hope not. >1- In the begining God created the Spirit and the soul, and the soul was >without form and void (not formed as man) and ignorance was upon the face >of the mind, and the power of God stirred upon the mind and god said let >there enlightenment And they became enlightened. and god saw the >enlightenment that it was good, and God called the light understanding, TOM:Oh no! It IS starting again. [sobs] MIKE:And it's contradicting everything it said before! CROW:I wanna see the manager! Hello? Can I get some help here?! >and the knowledge of man and animal was the first knowing. TOM:Oh god! [sobs more] CROW:This guy seems to have something on his mind... >2- And god said let there be a condition MIKE:And, lo, there was a stipulation! CROW:Look thee upon my holiest of codosils and despair! >in the midst of the mind, and let >it divide one state of mind from the other state of mind, TOM:And thus the Twin Cities were born. >and God set the conditions and divided the mind which was under the >conditions (man) from the condition which is above the conditions (animal >mentality) TOM:Igadaigadaigadah >and it wasso. MIKE:And it wasso? CROW:That's the condition above the condition of having no conditions. MIKE:Oooooh. >And God called the conditions happiness, and the knowledge of man and >animal was the second knowing. TOM:He said it again! CROW:Sounds like the Nelson family reunion. MIKE:Would... you... stop... that CROW:Ow! Don't hit! >3- And god said, let the human mentality be gathered into one >understanding, TOM:And thus URKEL was born! >and let belief be so, and God called the belief human soul CROW:And thus JAMES BROWN was born! >and the gathering together of the mind he called knowledge (the knowing of >human traits), and god said let the soul bring forth humility, and all good >things of man, and let man be tall above all other beings. MIKE:And thus JEFF GOLDBLUM was born! >4- And God said, let the knowledge of being man divide the enlightenment >from the ignorance, CROW:That's why there's that curtain on airplanes. TOM:I thought the Renaissance divided the Enlightenment from the Ignorance. >and God made the enlightenment to control ones-self in the likeness of the >humane and let it rule over the animal. TOM:Mike, I've always admired the way you control ones-self in the likeness of the humane. CROW:Yeah, can't be easy. MIKE:Um... thanks... I guess. >5- And god said, CROW:Who's God talking to anyway? TOM:Mike Ditka. CROW:Really? >let the mind bring forth great emotioms MIKE:And thus Imodium AD was born. >(love) and thought >and let good will abound amidst mankind, and let thoughts multilpy to calm >the soul. TOM:There was then four thousand years of continuous war. CROW:Followed by a Marylin Manson concert. >6- And god said let us MIKE:Us? God's an us? TOM:God's a corporation, Mike. CROW:Godco, a division of Microsoft. >make man in our image and likeness and let him have >dominion over his thoughts and feelings and emotions.and it was so. MIKE:Every man was made master of his own domain. CROW:For as long as he could hold out. TOM:Oh no! There's JFK Jr! >7- And when man was complete he was at rest (peace of mind).(he was no >longer animal). MIKE:So, people only exist while they're sleeping...? >In true christianity there is no argument in physical terms, TOM:Yeah. Right. No Christian has ever argued with anyone. >you are all persueing a course of no result. CROW [As Ladka]:You are so stupid! >No one will be saved on account of the >fact that dinosaurs are this or that, MIKE:Wait! Dinosaurs ARE?!? CROW:This just in:No one gets into Heaven! Dinosaurs are This and That! MIKE:OH! Now it makes sense. CROW:Glad I could clear that up for you. >or when they were or weren't, the >bible is information of spiritual nature and it's condition not the >physical condition. MIKE:So, now the Bible doesn't exist. TOM:Then what are all those things in hotel rooms? CROW:I dunno. Mints? TOM:Shouldn't they be on the pillows? >Your arguments are evidence that you only care to discern the material not >the spiritual. MIKE:What arguments?! You started all this. TOM:Oh my god! He can hear us! CROW:AHHH!!! RUN! >Christianity is a return to "being" man rather than animal >which happened in the fall of man. If there are only two possible >mentalities (man and animal) then the fall of man can only be a return to >animal relations between one another CROW:Again with the animal relations! TOM:Mike, you sure this guy ain't related to you? MIKE:I don't think so... HEY! >as is evedent MIKE:Evedent? CROW:New Evedent, denture cream for women! >to this day. You are all >to much into body, MIKE:Well, you've got us there. CROW:Thats for sure. TOM:Into the Body? Jesse Ventura? CROW:What? >there can be no such thing as a human body, only the >spiritual can be human. MIKE:Would you... oh... if we have no bodies how can we be into them!? CROW:I'm so glad I'm a robot. >The above statements are partial excerpts from of the ALPHA SUMMARY, and >may not reflect it's precise contents. MIKE:Any resemblence to people living or sane is purely coincidental. TOM:Offer void in Tennessee. CROW:Sponsered by NAMALA, the National Man-Animal Love Association. MIKE:Some settling may occur in shipping. TOM:Please keep away from small children or open flames. CROW:Yeah. Good luck keeping this away from open flames.
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