Stewed prune here (or dweeb, dwork or whatever; take your pick). Seriously Birdy, what are you on about? The combined experience of being in the CofS, the SO etc. of everyone here collectively must run into four figures of years. And none of us here is capable of an intelligible response on the subject?
Unless you're joking of course, in which case I give you credit for humour too subtle for me (it wouldn't be the first time that's happened).
Very good CS!
Yes!
You would be a stewed prune within the context of this off-the-cuff archetypology.
George Layton would be a fine example of a dweeb exemplified nowhere so well as in his first post on the thread where I declared Science of Survival (flawed though it is) to be The Single Finest Basic Handbook of Human Psychology Ever Written. (That was a fun thread. I think I'll repost the OP)
Jon (no relation to Crispus) Attucks is a prime example of a dwork. "A Piece of Blue Sky"?????? Horsecrap. Title taken from a purported quote of Hubbard saying "Sell them a piece of blue sky". Thus by implication the whole thing is nothing but selling "pieces of blue sky". I'm sure some auditors here will recall "make nothing of" as one of the prepcheck buttons.
Sweetheart...
I wasn't sold a piece of blue sky. Although I was mostly put off by the sales technique I examined what was being sold and of my own volition (after spending two full days at San Francisco Public Library with The Readers Guide To Periodical Literature and the stacks to become well familiar with the "Vox Populi" on Ron and his work) purchased TRAINING!!!
Which was delivered as promised and has proven to be of PROFOUND AND SURPASSING VALUE over a period of more than four decades since I left staff.
Jon boy would no doubt dwork Hubbard in a vlebish manner if he only knew how.
Dweebs and dworks and stewed prunes. HH is, of course, ESMB's premier stewed prune. I like stewed prunes. written interaction with them on this board on several occaisions has even made near approach to communicative conversation.
I love you CS and I wrote the post playfully and light heartedly in a spirit of warm and affectionate camaraderie but no, I'm not joking. It does not matter how many years you studied. If you did not learn then you did not learn. Personlly I would recommend you study our Judeochristian scripture whose wisdom was essential to my own studies.