I found a cool blog of a Mormon chick in Dallas

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by Archaea

I hadn't read her blog in its entirety so I didn't notice that. Darn.

it's the first post.

[BYU71]

Her sense of humor is good as long as she can control the situation. I think if she got into a confrontation that sense of humor would shut down pretty fast.

Of course my track record on reading women isn't too good.

[Mindfulcoug]

Thanks Mike ,its mutual.

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by BYU71

Her sense of humor is good as long as she can control the situation. I think if she got into a confrontation that sense of humor would shut down pretty fast.

Of course my track record on reading women isn't too good.

You and me both.

If I ever am to figure a gal out I should just shut up and listen, and listen, and listen some more, because they need to be viewed and listend to for about one entire year before one figures the gal out. Only then will one know if that gal is worth listening to.

[MikeWaters]

Arch, you've reminded me that I need to add "gal" to my vocabulary. I think it's less offensive than "chick".

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by mindfulcoug

Thanks Mike ,its mutual.

I'm still waiting for you to send me a picture of you that shows more than your eyes.

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

it's the first post.

Well I read that and didn't interpret it as imploding.

OTOH I hadn't read the hatemail. I also don't know if it was TIC or not.

[BYU71]

Originally Posted by mindfulcoug

Thanks Mike ,its mutual.

Who is al Ghazali? His quote on money sounds important, but the more I thought about it, it sounds like something some evangilist or socialist would say.

[Archaea]

Originally Posted by BYU71

Who is al Ghazali? His quote on money sounds important, but the more I thought about it, it sounds like something some evangilist or socialist would say.

He was an Iranian philosopher of the Sufi school, from the eleventh and twelfth century. He systematized Sufism, and his crowning work, The Incoherence of the Philosophers, was translated by BYU.

His stuff is quite interesting as it is part of a series of Islamic philosophers dealing with Aristotle.

[BYU71]

Originally Posted by Archaea

He was an Iranian philosopher of the Sufi school, from the eleventh and twelfth century. He systematized Sufism, and his crowning work, The Incoherence of the Philosophers, was translated by BYU.

His stuff is quite interesting as it is part of a series of Islamic philosophers dealing with Aristotle.

Thanks, it did sound like something a philospher or religious person might say.

Again, something that sounds important until you really think about it.