Tibetan Buddhism

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15 May 2004, 17:55
I don't think Mrs. Fiddle is a Buddhist - it's getting close to that time of year when I have to beat a path to the door through huge piles of ant powder and lakes of boiling water after she's decided to try to get rid of them for the 247th time. Dunno why she bothers - they don't do much harm sfaik and are virtually impossible to eradicate.
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Guest started a topic Tibetan Buddhism

14 May 2004, 08:44
Tibetan Buddhism

Watching video of "Seven years in Tibet". What a great lot. When building foundations they had to carefully remove all the earthworms and put them somewhere else, with suitable apologies.

Just like the Xoggoth household. It takes me hours to have a bonfire because I have to carefully inspect every twig before I throw it on to make sure it doesn't have any spiders or anything on it.
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