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    Default the meaning of life

    http://users.aristotle.net/%7Ediogenes/meaning1.htm


    Ran acrossed this in my travels and thought I would share it.

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    It's good that you did share it - fun and interesting reading.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diuretic View Post
    It's good that you did share it - fun and interesting reading.

    I really had a good time reading it and I cant help but think some may actually feel better after reading it.

    The just surfing option has some sites on it I think I will check out later.

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    the meaning of life......

    leave things and people in a better place than you found them.....

    "I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is."

    ~Albert Camus

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    Quote Originally Posted by manu1959 View Post
    the meaning of life......

    leave things and people in a better place than you found them.....

    I think that is a big part of it.

    The idea of this little site is to be true to yourself and you will be in a better place to be good to others.

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    The meaning of life...

    Not Monty Python's best work, but still a funny movie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by truthmatters View Post
    I really had a good time reading it and I cant help but think some may actually feel better after reading it.

    The just surfing option has some sites on it I think I will check out later.
    I'd agree with your point about someone feeling better. I've a tendency towards nihilism at times and I do reject the happy clapper view of life and living. I like to know "why" not "how", I can do the "how" for myself but thinking about the "why" is good and that site is well grounded.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diuretic View Post
    I'd agree with your point about someone feeling better. I've a tendency towards nihilism at times and I do reject the happy clapper view of life and living. I like to know "why" not "how", I can do the "how" for myself but thinking about the "why" is good and that site is well grounded.


    yer mind is in the outback....

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    Keeping notes. Some of you are genuinely silly. I didn't say "funny", I said silly.

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    I enjoyed "The Meaning Of Life." Not as good as "Holy Grail" though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dan View Post
    The meaning of life...

    Not Monty Python's best work, but still a funny movie.
    Not even close, Monty Python's Flying Circus is their best work, followed closely by Holy Grail, then you have The Life of Brian, and then, maybe, The Meaning of Life.
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    Quote Originally Posted by truthmatters View Post
    http://users.aristotle.net/%7Ediogenes/meaning1.htm


    Ran acrossed this in my travels and thought I would share it.
    Great stuff --worthy of discussion !

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    Quote Originally Posted by truthmatters View Post
    http://users.aristotle.net/%7Ediogenes/meaning1.htm


    Ran acrossed this in my travels and thought I would share it.
    Nice find.

    The Church of Subgenius. Heh heh heh.
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    Quote Originally Posted by truthmatters View Post
    I think that is a big part of it.

    The idea of this little site is to be true to yourself and you will be in a better place to be good to others.
    Yep. The 'Virtues of Selfishness'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hjmick View Post
    Not even close, Monty Python's Flying Circus is their best work, followed closely by Holy Grail, then you have The Life of Brian, and then, maybe, The Meaning of Life.
    In my opinion:

    1. Life of Brian
    2. Flying Circus
    3. Holy Grail
    4. Meaning of Life
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