Veritass
Emperor
Sounds like most of your "hidden segments" of society are quite overt and not quite so covert.
I didn't really mean "hidden" as "secret", but more like "hidden" as "not readily visible to people who are not a member."
Sounds like most of your "hidden segments" of society are quite overt and not quite so covert.
"Alternative lifestyle" folks. And gun-nuts.
I remain convinced that if I could get some of both together for a party it'd be the most fantastic thing ever and I'd win the Nobel Peace Prize on the first ballot.
Well maybe I've won the Nobel Peace Prize. I've brought together the limosine liberals and financial conservatives (along with Cubs fans and Sox fans) and we like each other. Tomorrow and Saturday I'll be going to the Sox/Cubs game and we will hate each other for a few hours. Afterwards we'll kiss and make up.The gun nuts I know would shoot the alternative lifestylers I know and the alternative lifestylers I know would love nothing more than to hone up on their more sadistic skills with an unwilling gun nut. You would deserve a Nobel Peace Prize if you could get those groups to peacefully party togther.
For the value of Ki you're talking about, sure, I guess. For 'ki' appearing in quotation marks next to astral travel, umm, nope, I'm thinking about the people who talk about making balls of energy in your hand. I don't acknowledge this.What's wrong with "Ki" users? Ki is an important part of most martial arts, and is very real...
Judging from the bad teeth I see on some folks I have to see at work, I am either working in the UK, or we get a lot of meth users.
My wife and I have discussed at times that we have all of these little segments of society. For example, we are "theatre geeks" and try out for plays and musicals. There is a small group of people that do this, so we run into the same people all the time, and there is a protocol associated with doing this: things you are supposed to do and not supposed to do, how you dress and speak, a jargon associated with this segment, etc.
My wife and I have discussed at times that we have all of these little segments of society. For example, we are "theatre geeks" and try out for plays and musicals. There is a small group of people that do this, so we run into the same people all the time, and there is a protocol associated with doing this: things you are supposed to do and not supposed to do, how you dress and speak, a jargon associated with this segment, etc.
Arrg, high-school theater geeks annoy me so much. Over-dramatic, weak, lazy, pompous, and chick-magnets. Well, in twenty years I'll probably have a job and a life while they'll be in a rat-hole of an apartment still trying to break into the business. Nothing against you, of course, Veritass, I just can't stand drama majors at all.