Lonely Loneliness

Emotional baggage

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dudenephx1…@aol.com (DudeNEPhx1971) wrote in message <news:20041020012926.23728.00002120@mb-m12.aol.com>… > Everyone has some kinda baggage, some smart ones just know how to pack them > well.

Actually, the smart ones know how to GET RID of the baggage they don’t need, and only pack what’s necessary. I’m learning from my travels that how you pack your bag is a metaphor for how you live your life.  Most travelers carry way, way, way too much stuff, and that includes myself.  You see them walking into airport terminals with 50kg suitcase bags, duffel bags, and then they load their carry-on bags to the max.  Going to the beach on Thailand you see all these people with huge backpacks for 1-2 week trips and you think, OK, how much of that stuff is *really* necessary? I just came out of spending 24 hours in a Thai police station.  Long story here, and I didn’t do anything bad!  Actually, some lowlife pick-pocketed my wallet on the bus, and I had no cash on me.  So I went to the tourist police and they took me in ‘custody’ while I waited for money to be sent through Western Union.  I made good friends with the officers and we all had a good laugh.  Tried to tip them off at the end, but they wouldn’t accept my payment. Anyways, while sitting around in the police station I looked at my huge bag with all sorts of baggage in it.  I had been lugging this heavy shit around for almost a month and it finally dawned on me. "I’ve got time on my hands, why not get rid of the baggage I don’t need and make the pack lighter? So I emptied everything out and repacked.  It turns out that more than half went into the garbage. Such is life.  We carry around all this clutter.  There’s physical clutter in blackholes known as car garages.  There’s emotional clutter.  There’s even relational clutter, meaningless relationships that go nowhere and serve no purpose. But you can get rid of the clutter you don’t need, and in turn, carry a much more manageable load. Steve

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->dudenephx1…@aol.com (DudeNEPhx1971) wrote in message ><news:20041020012926.23728.00002120@mb-m12.aol.com>… >> Everyone has some kinda baggage, some smart ones just know how to pack them >> well. >Actually, the smart ones know how to GET RID of the baggage they don’t >need, and only pack what’s necessary. >I’m learning from my travels that how you pack your bag is a metaphor >for how you live your life.  Most travelers carry way, way, way too >much stuff, and that includes myself.  You see them walking into >airport terminals with 50kg suitcase bags, duffel bags, and then they >load their carry-on bags to the max.  Going to the beach on Thailand >you see all these people with huge backpacks for 1-2 week trips and >you think, OK, how much of that stuff is *really* necessary? >I just came out of spending 24 hours in a Thai police station.  Long >story here, and I didn’t do anything bad!  Actually, some lowlife >pick-pocketed my wallet on the bus, and I had no cash on me.  So I >went to the tourist police and they took me in ‘custody’ while I >waited for money to be sent through Western Union.  I made good >friends with the officers and we all had a good laugh.  Tried to tip >them off at the end, but they wouldn’t accept my payment. >Anyways, while sitting around in the police station I looked at my >huge bag with all sorts of baggage in it.  I had been lugging this >heavy shit around for almost a month and it finally dawned on me. >"I’ve got time on my hands, why not get rid of the baggage I don’t >need and make the pack lighter? >So I emptied everything out and repacked.  It turns out that more than >half went into the garbage. >Such is life.  We carry around all this clutter.  There’s physical >clutter in blackholes known as car garages.  

   Some folks have clutter stored in storage and they are payign for it, some havent been to their storage in years. People get attached to their things and cant get rid of them. That reminds me I need to donate clothes that I dont need. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->There’s emotional >clutter.  There’s even relational clutter, meaningless relationships >that go nowhere and serve no purpose. >But you can get rid of the clutter you don’t need, and in turn, carry >a much more manageable load. >Steve

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DudeNEPhx1971 wrote: >   Everyone has some kinda baggage, some smart ones just know how to > pack them well.

Or hide them, or make them appear insignificant or make them look like they’re *your* problem etc. – Michaela

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Steve Ruelle wrote: > (DudeNEPhx1971) wrote >> Everyone has some kinda baggage, some smart ones just know how to >> pack them well. > Actually, the smart ones know how to GET RID of the baggage they don’t > need, and only pack what’s necessary. > I’m learning from my travels that how you pack your bag is a metaphor > for how you live your life.  Most travelers carry way, way, way too > much stuff, and that includes myself.  You see them walking into > airport terminals with 50kg suitcase bags, duffel bags, and then they > load their carry-on bags to the max.  Going to the beach on Thailand > you see all these people with huge backpacks for 1-2 week trips and > you think, OK, how much of that stuff is *really* necessary? > I just came out of spending 24 hours in a Thai police station.  Long > story here, and I didn’t do anything bad!  Actually, some lowlife > pick-pocketed my wallet on the bus, and I had no cash on me.  So I > went to the tourist police and they took me in ‘custody’ while I > waited for money to be sent through Western Union.  I made good > friends with the officers and we all had a good laugh.  Tried to tip > them off at the end, but they wouldn’t accept my payment. > Anyways, while sitting around in the police station I looked at my > huge bag with all sorts of baggage in it.  I had been lugging this > heavy shit around for almost a month and it finally dawned on me. > "I’ve got time on my hands, why not get rid of the baggage I don’t > need and make the pack lighter? > So I emptied everything out and repacked.  It turns out that more than > half went into the garbage. > Such is life.  We carry around all this clutter.  There’s physical > clutter in blackholes known as car garages.  There’s emotional > clutter.  There’s even relational clutter, meaningless relationships > that go nowhere and serve no purpose. > But you can get rid of the clutter you don’t need, and in turn, carry > a much more manageable load. > Steve

This is the post of the hour. It’s our baggage and it’s by lugging it around with us in our heads that we give it life. – Michaela

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Women have baggage? Have you read your own post? – Michaela – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Heartless Pig wrote: >> Wherever I look, I see women with emotional baggage. Maybe it was her >> father she didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was her >> mother who was very sexual and made her feel inadequate. Maybe it >> was her first bf who tore her hymen and told everyone about it. >> Maybe it was thst she was raped and gangbanged. Maybe she had one or >> more abortions. Maybe it was her poor childhood that made her go for >> money above all. >> Whatever the cause, I see lots of manipulative bitches. I have >> already seen how some of them ended up, and can’t wait to see the >> rest of them follow. Moaning about their lost youth and virginhood >> and their loneliness and how men are shallow and don’t give a fuck >> for the old fart. > Whenever I read usenet, I see men with emotional baggage. Maybe it was > his father he didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was his > mother who was very sexual and made him feel inadequate. Maybe it was > his first gf who made him have PE and told everyone about it. Maybe it > was thst he was mocked by women and so has rape and gangbang > fantasies. Maybe his mother tried to abort him. Maybe it was his poor > childhood that made him think women go for money above all. > Whatever the cause, I see lots of manipulative pricks. I have already > seen how some of them ended up, and can’t wait to see the rest of them > follow. Moaning about their lost youth and virginhood and their > loneliness and how women are shallow and don’t give a fuck for the old > fart.

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>>>lm (who’s never met *anyone* without baggage; it’s called life) >> LOL. Good job !! >Don’t you mean… >GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL L >!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

  Everyone has some kinda baggage, some smart ones just know how to pack them well. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->"Why I’ve got all kinds of antiseptics at home." >"Dozens–no–hundreds of antiseptics! >"I call it ‘Antiseptic Manor’." >    -Track of the Moonbeast.

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In article <20041020012926.23728.00002…@mb-m12.aol.com>, dudenephx1971 @aol.com says… > >>>lm (who’s never met *anyone* without baggage; it’s called life) > >> LOL. Good job !! > >Don’t you mean… > >GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL L > >!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! >   Everyone has some kinda baggage, some smart ones just know how to pack them > well.

and some of us can’t even re fold a road map

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dudenephx1…@aol.com (DudeNEPhx1971) wrote in news:20041018203329.24246.00002490@mb-m02.aol.com: >>lm (who’s never met *anyone* without baggage; it’s called life) > LOL. Good job !!

Don’t you mean… GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! — "Why I’ve got all kinds of antiseptics at home." "Dozens–no–hundreds of antiseptics! "I call it ‘Antiseptic Manor’."         -Track of the Moonbeast.

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Heartless Pig <heartl…@pig.com> wrote in news:Xns9587AABFBCE59er8o3@localhost: > "Eerie Cabinets of Dr. Rodent" <a…@at.org> wrote in > news:Xns958741832AF75fkjdlkvjcxoiuarepoij@68.6.19.6: >> Heartless Pig <heartl…@pig.com> wrote in >> news:Xns95879B6EE380er8o3@localhost: >>> The difference is I am not talking usenet. I am talking about real >>> life. So find some jock to fulfil your rape fantasies and piss off. >> Wow, you sure know how to sugar-talk the honeys, eh wot?   > Yeah

I mean, I just can’t believe you’re single. — "Why I’ve got all kinds of antiseptics at home." "Dozens–no–hundreds of antiseptics! "I call it ‘Antiseptic Manor’."         -Track of the Moonbeast.

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lm <lmandtheb…@mailandnews.com> wrote in news:g9d8n05j7diltpg88meulrjj0ivbqpqrch@4ax.com: > lm (who’s never met *anyone* without baggage; it’s called life)

Unless you’re cortically dead. — "Why I’ve got all kinds of antiseptics at home." "Dozens–no–hundreds of antiseptics! "I call it ‘Antiseptic Manor’."         -Track of the Moonbeast.

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Heartless Pig <heartl…@pig.com> wrote in news:Xns95879B6EE380er8o3@localhost: > The difference is I am not talking usenet. I am talking about real life. > So find some jock to fulfil your rape fantasies and piss off.

Wow, you sure know how to sugar-talk the honeys, eh wot?   — "Why I’ve got all kinds of antiseptics at home." "Dozens–no–hundreds of antiseptics! "I call it ‘Antiseptic Manor’."         -Track of the Moonbeast.

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->>Wherever I look, I see women with emotional baggage. Maybe it was her >>father she didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was her mother >>who was very sexual and made her feel inadequate. Maybe it was her first bf >>who tore her hymen and told everyone about it. Maybe it was thst she was >>raped and gangbanged. Maybe she had one or more abortions. Maybe it was her >>poor childhood that made her go for money above all. >>Whatever the cause, I see lots of manipulative bitches. I have already seen >>how some of them ended up, and can’t wait to see the rest of them follow. >>Moaning about their lost youth and virginhood and their loneliness and how >>men are shallow and don’t give a fuck for the old fart. >Whenever I read usenet, I see men with emotional baggage. Maybe it was >his father he didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was his >mother who was very sexual and made him feel inadequate. Maybe it was >his first gf who made him have PE and told everyone about it. Maybe it >was thst he was mocked by women and so has rape and gangbang >fantasies. Maybe his mother tried to abort him. Maybe it was his poor >childhood that made him think women go for money above all. >Whatever the cause, I see lots of manipulative pricks. I have already >seen how some of them ended up, and can’t wait to see the rest of them >follow. Moaning about their lost youth and virginhood and their >loneliness and how women are shallow and don’t give a fuck for the old >fart. >lm (who’s never met *anyone* without baggage; it’s called life)

LOL. Good job !!

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On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 22:32:43 GMT, Lash Rambo <lra…@obmarl.com> wrote: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->lm <lmandtheb…@mailandnews.com> wrote in >news:g9d8n05j7diltpg88meulrjj0ivbqpqrch@4ax.com: >> On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 17:51:14 +0000 (UTC), Heartless Pig >> <heartl…@pig.com> wrote: >>>Wherever I look, I see women with emotional baggage. Maybe it was her >>>father she didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was her >>>mother who was very sexual and made her feel inadequate. Maybe it was >>>her first bf who tore her hymen and told everyone about it. Maybe it >>>was thst she was raped and gangbanged. Maybe she had one or more >>>abortions. Maybe it was her poor childhood that made her go for money >>>above all. >>>Whatever the cause, I see lots of manipulative bitches. I have already >>>seen how some of them ended up, and can’t wait to see the rest of them >>>follow. Moaning about their lost youth and virginhood and their >>>loneliness and how men are shallow and don’t give a fuck for the old >>>fart. >> Whenever I read usenet, I see men with emotional baggage. Maybe it was >> his father he didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was his >> mother who was very sexual and made him feel inadequate. Maybe it was >> his first gf who made him have PE and told everyone about it. Maybe it >> was thst he was mocked by women and so has rape and gangbang >> fantasies. Maybe his mother tried to abort him. Maybe it was his poor >> childhood that made him think women go for money above all. >Seriously, you are hung-up on frank.

The PE thing was the only thing I could think of from this NG that fit the sentence as written. lm

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lm <lmandtheb…@mailandnews.com> wrote in news:g9d8n05j7diltpg88meulrjj0ivbqpqrch@4ax.com: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 17:51:14 +0000 (UTC), Heartless Pig > <heartl…@pig.com> wrote: >>Wherever I look, I see women with emotional baggage. Maybe it was her >>father she didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was her >>mother who was very sexual and made her feel inadequate. Maybe it was >>her first bf who tore her hymen and told everyone about it. Maybe it >>was thst she was raped and gangbanged. Maybe she had one or more >>abortions. Maybe it was her poor childhood that made her go for money >>above all. >>Whatever the cause, I see lots of manipulative bitches. I have already >>seen how some of them ended up, and can’t wait to see the rest of them >>follow. Moaning about their lost youth and virginhood and their >>loneliness and how men are shallow and don’t give a fuck for the old >>fart. > Whenever I read usenet, I see men with emotional baggage. Maybe it was > his father he didn’t have a good relationship with. Maybe it was his > mother who was very sexual and made him feel inadequate. Maybe it was > his first gf who made him have PE and told everyone about it. Maybe it > was thst he was mocked by women and so has rape and gangbang > fantasies. Maybe his mother tried to abort him. Maybe it was his poor > childhood that made him think women go for money above all.

Seriously, you are hung-up on frank. – Lash (who at first thought PE meant "Physical Education") Rambo

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