FCDC circa 1970
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Mark A. Baker
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Personally I don't see how you get my statement as an "insult to your wife". It was intended as a jocular reference to the battle of the sexes. However, clearly you were offended and that was not my intent. I am sorry to have caused you to become upset and for that I do apologize.
Mark A. Baker
The Anabaptist Jacques
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Okay, fair enough. I took it as an insult to my wife when you said
"However, irresponsibility is not the product of a single sex, no matter what your wife tells you." I thought it was a cheap shot at my wife. If that was not your intent, then cool. You and I probably have a lot more in common in life and many things upon which we would agree. But when we clash on this board about the few things with which we do disagree, then I'm on my toes and ready to strike. So if I overreacted I apologize too. Wait a minute, I did overreact...so I definitely do apologize too.
The Anabaptist Jacques
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Does anyone remember Cliff Ready?
The Anabaptist Jacques
The Anabaptist Jacques
uncle sam
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Yes- I'll never forget Cliff
Do you have news on Cliff Ready? If so-tell.
Cliff was my very first auditor! I might have been his first pc. I -pardon me for my sins-got Cliff to give $ to the cos [as the Nazis said-he made me do it].
Being an ex reg on this board is a little like being an ex storm trooper with the death head insignias on ones' lapels entering a synagogue.
Do you have news on Cliff Ready? If so-tell.
Cliff was my very first auditor! I might have been his first pc. I -pardon me for my sins-got Cliff to give $ to the cos [as the Nazis said-he made me do it].
Being an ex reg on this board is a little like being an ex storm trooper with the death head insignias on ones' lapels entering a synagogue.
The Anabaptist Jacques
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I haven't heard anything about him since 1972. I just thought of him since he was the first public person I had to deal with.
By the way, we're not quite as bad as the Nazis.
The Anabaptist Jacques
Mark A. Baker
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No problem. That's what comm is for, clearing misunderstandings.
Mark A. Baker
nozeno
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Hippy.
uncle sam
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Hippy so you say...
I did attend Woodstock---had long hair---joined "sds"--marched on Washington---had a good thing going and then ---fxck-shxt-double fxck--got implanted and joined the cos at ole "fcdc".
I did attend Woodstock---had long hair---joined "sds"--marched on Washington---had a good thing going and then ---fxck-shxt-double fxck--got implanted and joined the cos at ole "fcdc".
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I was in DC in 68/69 when pcfolder administration turned into confessional formulary.
And yeah, I went to woodstock too, was sitting behind and to the right of the left tower stack of loudspeakers, and got tear gassed on the pentagon steps once...did we know each other then?
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I was sitting very near to you--where you wearing a very dark green pullover shirt? I was with a very tall beautiful [even though I was shorter] young lady with light blond hair who sang along with the folk singers. That was one helluva party! Are you DC born and raised?
I was sitting very near to you--where you wearing a very dark green pullover shirt? I was with a very tall beautiful [even though I was shorter] young lady with light blond hair who sang along with the folk singers. That was one helluva party! Are you DC born and raised?
The Anabaptist Jacques
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I didn't go to Woodstock because I didn't have a ticket. That's how my luck was as a hippie. I was an anti-war activist, hiding people to keep them from going to Vietnam. And I was at some of the big DC protests.
Earlier, in 1964, I got to see the Beatles. Later I saw The Stones (of course), Janis Joplin, Hendrixs, Cream, Jethro Tull, Zepplin, and even Blind Faith. They were the good old days.
Once while on staff, a bunch of us went up to Baltimore to see the Moody Blues. Was anybody here with me on that trip?
The Anabaptist Jacques
Earlier, in 1964, I got to see the Beatles. Later I saw The Stones (of course), Janis Joplin, Hendrixs, Cream, Jethro Tull, Zepplin, and even Blind Faith. They were the good old days.
Once while on staff, a bunch of us went up to Baltimore to see the Moody Blues. Was anybody here with me on that trip?
The Anabaptist Jacques
uncle sam
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I was with you but....only in spirit.
That reminds me, although, I wasn't at any of those concerts, of how surprised I was by the Moody Blues in '69. They'd always been favorites of mine, but, I wasn't expecting them to be worth much 'live', considering how produced they were in their records. But, they were *great*!
They did a free-concert in Elysian Park in LA, because they'd missed one of their scheduled gigs, and, Elysian Park is right next to the LA Police Academy, so, the cops used the opportunity to get all the 'cadets' out 'undercover'
It was hilarious. My best memory of the concert was a 6'2", 300 lb. guy with a 'flat top' do, wearing a mexican serape and carrying a brown-paper bag with the walkie-talkie antenna sticking out
Those were the days.
Zinj
The Anabaptist Jacques
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A bunch of us went over to Georgetown one night with Cooper to see his friends in "The Incredible Spring Band" play. Anybody here with us then?
And who remembers the night most of the staff went to see the Exorcist when it came out. That was hilarrious! Many of the staff got sick. The ethics officer even put out an ethics order bannig people from seeing the movie. Deitz wanted to go back in his minister's garb, sit in the front row, and throw green oatmeal into the audience at the appropiate point.
The Anabaptist Jacques
And who remembers the night most of the staff went to see the Exorcist when it came out. That was hilarrious! Many of the staff got sick. The ethics officer even put out an ethics order bannig people from seeing the movie. Deitz wanted to go back in his minister's garb, sit in the front row, and throw green oatmeal into the audience at the appropiate point.
The Anabaptist Jacques
The Anabaptist Jacques
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That reminds me, although, I wasn't at any of those concerts, of how surprised I was by the Moody Blues in '69. They'd always been favorites of mine, but, I wasn't expecting them to be worth much 'live', considering how produced they were in their records. But, they were *great*!
They did a free-concert in Elysian Park in LA, because they'd missed one of their scheduled gigs, and, Elysian Park is right next to the LA Police Academy, so, the cops used the opportunity to get all the 'cadets' out 'undercover'
It was hilarious. My best memory of the concert was a 6'2", 300 lb. guy with a 'flat top' do, wearing a mexican serape and carrying a brown-paper bag with the walkie-talkie antenna sticking out
Those were the days.
Zinj
I saw them in 1968 too when they opened for Cream. In a 1972 magazine, I think it was the Auditor, or some other Church Mag, the Moody Blues were voted the most favorite group of Scientologist. My how things have changed.
The Anabaptist Jacques
uncle sam
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Hey-taj- I went to Georgetown that night width ya'all to see that band-we went backstage after the concert-sure beat the hell out of an "all hands" as for a group activity.
The Anabaptist Jacques
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Yeah, I remember that. It was at the Cellar Door. I wonder how many orgs went to concerts in groups? The guy who went up to Baltimore to get the Moody Blues tickets was given the day off to go get the tickets. I bet not many other orgs can say that.
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