thetanic
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Well, to be honest, I'd probably shuffle off to some tropical island myself, so I do understand the appeal.
Debbie Cook -- Exiled by Scientology - moving to the Caribbean
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Well, to be honest, I'd probably shuffle off to some tropical island myself, so I do understand the appeal.
Mark A. Baker
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Well, to be honest, I'd probably shuffle off to some tropical island myself, so I do understand the appeal.
Same here.
No question about it.
Mark A. Baker
NoName
A Girl Has No Name
Here's the other thing to consider. In every jurisdiction I've been in, the judge has to approve the settlement agreements. I don't know if they give em much more than a cursory look see, but I also doubt that either party walked away with absolutely nothing. Jus sayin.
afaceinthecrowd
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BTW MAB and thetanic...in all modesty...when y'all head out to Paradise I'm a darn good cook, real fine gardener/yardman, fairly skilled all-around handyman, decent mechanic, passable butler and--on most most occasions--a great drinking partner.
Face
Face
Mark A. Baker
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BTW MAB and thetanic...when y'all head out to Paradise...I'm a darn good cook, real fine yardman, skilled all-around handyman, decent mechanic, passable butler and--on most most occasions--a great drinking partner.
Face
I'm thinking we should find some wealthy ex-scio to fund a 'Ship of Fools' we could use to sail around the Mediterranean. Thetanic as ship's hostess, you as Bar Tender, I'll undertake responsibility for navigation, CO would make a good Bo'swain, Roger in charge of the ship's boats & water safety, ....
It should be very easy to do a squirrel version of what the Sea Org should have been.
Whether it would be this ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icAwcByaNtY
OR this ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8E8trKZGbE
You decide.
Mark A. Baker
LA SCN
NOT drinking the kool-aid
Yeah, buddy - I would just hate if somebody sent me here to this hell hole on pension to live out my years
Fast Facts about Guadeloupe:
Visa: None required for residents of the US, UK, Canada, the EU, Australia and New Zealand.
Money: euro (€); €1 = US$1.56 = UK£0.79
Official name: La Guadeloupe
Departure tax: None
Area: 1434 sq km
Population: 451, 000
Famous for: Its butterfly shape
Country code: 590
Language: French, Creole
Capital: Basse-Terre
Phrase: Pas ni problem (No problem, no worries)
People: Guadeloupeans
Guadeloupe mixes the best of France – a fully modern infrastructure and fantastic food – with a local culture that people here are proud of and want to share. Guadeloupe’s two main islands look like the wings of a butterfly and are joined together by a mangrove swamp. Grande-Terre, the eastern wing of the island, has a string of beach towns that offer visitors every variety of fun in the sun known to humankind. From surfing schools to beach bars to long stretches of beautiful sand where azure water laps at the toes of French mademoiselles, it’s all here.
Basse-Terre, the western wing, is home to the national park, crowned by La Soufrière volcano. Hiking trails and a Jacques Cousteau underwater reserve offer adventure for those who want more go than slow in their holidays. But for the gourmets and sun worshippers there are still plenty of places to recharge while everyone else tires themselves out. South of the butterfly-shaped ‘mainland’ of Guadeloupe are a number of small archipelagos that give a taste of Guadeloupe’s yesteryear. Ranging from sheer chill on La Désirade to the cosmopolitan Terre-de-Haut and the largely rural Marie-Galante, the smaller islands each have their own character and round out the long list of ingredients that make Guadeloupe.
While it’s one of the more developed islands in the Caribbean – those arriving at the thoroughly modern airport might be in for a shock if they were expecting a rural airstrip – there are still plenty of rural patches between villages and you won’t want for choice.
Fast Facts about Guadeloupe:
Visa: None required for residents of the US, UK, Canada, the EU, Australia and New Zealand.
Money: euro (€); €1 = US$1.56 = UK£0.79
Official name: La Guadeloupe
Departure tax: None
Area: 1434 sq km
Population: 451, 000
Famous for: Its butterfly shape
Country code: 590
Language: French, Creole
Capital: Basse-Terre
Phrase: Pas ni problem (No problem, no worries)
People: Guadeloupeans
Guadeloupe mixes the best of France – a fully modern infrastructure and fantastic food – with a local culture that people here are proud of and want to share. Guadeloupe’s two main islands look like the wings of a butterfly and are joined together by a mangrove swamp. Grande-Terre, the eastern wing of the island, has a string of beach towns that offer visitors every variety of fun in the sun known to humankind. From surfing schools to beach bars to long stretches of beautiful sand where azure water laps at the toes of French mademoiselles, it’s all here.
Basse-Terre, the western wing, is home to the national park, crowned by La Soufrière volcano. Hiking trails and a Jacques Cousteau underwater reserve offer adventure for those who want more go than slow in their holidays. But for the gourmets and sun worshippers there are still plenty of places to recharge while everyone else tires themselves out. South of the butterfly-shaped ‘mainland’ of Guadeloupe are a number of small archipelagos that give a taste of Guadeloupe’s yesteryear. Ranging from sheer chill on La Désirade to the cosmopolitan Terre-de-Haut and the largely rural Marie-Galante, the smaller islands each have their own character and round out the long list of ingredients that make Guadeloupe.
While it’s one of the more developed islands in the Caribbean – those arriving at the thoroughly modern airport might be in for a shock if they were expecting a rural airstrip – there are still plenty of rural patches between villages and you won’t want for choice.
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....and free big screen televisions in every room of Debbie's house gifted by Little Brother!
....and free big screen televisions in every room of Debbie's house gifted by Little Brother!
afaceinthecrowd
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I'm thinking we should find some wealthy ex-scio to fund a 'Ship of Fools' we could use to sail around the Mediterranean. Thetanic as ship's hostess, you as Bar Tender, I'll undertake responsibility for navigation, CO would make a good Bo'swain, Roger in charge of the ship's boats & water safety, ....
It should be very easy to do a squirrel version of what the Sea Org should have been.
Whether it would be this ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icAwcByaNtY
OR this ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8E8trKZGbE
You decide.
Mark A. Baker
Luv it!
I'm in complete accord with your Ship's Duty Assignments.
However, you do realize that by posting me as Barkeep the Bar will always be open?.
Face
Mark A. Baker
Sponsor
Luv it!
I'm in complete accord with your Ship's Duty Assignments.
However, you do realize that by posting me as Barkeep the Bar will always be open?.
Face
Is that a problem? We can rig up a hammock within easy reach of the stock for ya.
Mark A. Baker
exsomessenger
Patron Meritorious
Luv it!
I'm in complete accord with your Ship's Duty Assignments.
However, you do realize that by posting me as Barkeep the Bar will always be open?.
Face
I'm in that sounds like a blast. would this count towards years of service? just wondering. :confused2:
DagwoodGum
Squirreling Dervish
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http://www.ilbookstore.com/home.php
afaceinthecrowd
Gold Meritorious Patron
Is that a problem? We can rig up a hammock within easy reach of the stock for ya.
Mark A. Baker
afaceinthecrowd
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Mark A. Baker
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Coolness. Now all we need is some rich fool daft enough to fund The Old Timer's Endless Mediterranean Cruise and Mission In to Party Time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSAoEf1Ib58
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLotX3HE-4c
Mark A. Baker
Mark A. Baker
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Yes...this would all count towards your "next billion years or so".
Especially the hangovers. Hangovers count as double time.
Mark A. Baker
afaceinthecrowd
Gold Meritorious Patron
As a former Flag 2nd Class Missionaire, with over a dozen Missions under his belt, I would come out of retirement volunteer to be the Mission I/C for Mission Into Party Time.
Face
NoName
A Girl Has No Name
Nice try. Thetans don't get hangovers. Only meat bodies get hangovers.
LA SCN
NOT drinking the kool-aid
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....and free big screen televisions in every room of Debbie's house gifted by Little Brother!
I think you've come up with the idea for a new TV series: beyond Lucy and Ricky, beyond Mork and Mindy, beyond Dharma and Greg, its...its...the Dwarf and Debbie Show!!
Mark A. Baker
Sponsor
As a former Flag 2nd Class Missionaire, with over a dozen Missions under his belt, I would come out of retirement volunteer to be the Mission I/C for Mission Into Party Time.
Face
Clearly the right man for the job whether you are on an extended leave or active duty status.
Mark A. Baker
Freeminds
Bitter defrocked apostate
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....and free big screen televisions in every room of Debbie's house gifted by Little Brother!
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