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Re: This is My Last Post to This Forum

Unread postby ANewHuman » Mon 03 Mar 2008, 00:39:21

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I onced asked myself the question, why do I dislike Matt Savinar? It took about 10 seconds to realize. You are arrogant. An example? Look above, the - "I don't have the jealous gene" bullshit. Oh yes you're the perfect poster boy for eugenics, great in all ways. :roll:

One thing we can prove beyond a shadow of a doubt is that you are insecure. Every time someone says anything which is slightly negative about you, you attack them, using methods like above. Methods like "well if you're attacking me, there is nothing actually in what you are saying, simply put you are a beta male who is jealous of me, nah nah nnn nah nah". It's a common attack you use as a defense, quite funny how you continually reuse it actually.

I wish someone who I could respect was in your position rather than someone like you... I wish we had a real poster boy for doom. I am embarrassed you are where you are, and you represent what you do. But hey, that's america - where the fat and arrogant get breaks.


Thanks for the kind words!

You're right, I'm a total fat ass. And am even more arrogant than fat. I mean when you look like a beached whale the way I do, you really have to one arrogant SOB to post pics of yourself on publicly available internet sites:


http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/Ite ... 00x606.jpg

http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/Abo ... vinar.html


Weight is variable, obviously, I think that whenever it was last brought up you used it as motivation to lose some weight, though not much. That said you can see you're reasonably fat in those pictures, why aren't you sub 10% body fat? You're like 15-20% in those photos.

To be honest, to me you look like shit with that fake smile of yours and ginge skin. Lose the body fat, gain some muscle, maybe get a fake tan, better haircut, then put out some decent photos/interviews which don't represent doomers in such an ugly light. I'm being serious, image is nearly everything.
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Re: This is My Last Post to This Forum

Unread postby Stratovarius » Mon 03 Mar 2008, 00:43:29

Here's what I think about this entire thread:

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Re: This is My Last Post to This Forum

Unread postby JPL » Tue 04 Mar 2008, 20:30:49

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Stratovarius', 'H')ere's what I think about this entire thread:

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Well said Strato...

I'm not saying I feel good about the future but that photo of 'Saint-Matt' sitting in his flat with his wind-up torch & his boxes of dried beans really says a lot about the guy (grin).

Give me my little organic garden any day! BTW, it's time to plant out the early potatoes next week. Followed by the onions, garlic etc. We've just about finished the winter leaks now but I am totally fed up with sprouts.

The ducks on our little pond have started shagging each other stupid so it must be an early spring (sigh, I remember what it was like when I was young) & most of the soft fruit has started to bud although I'm a bit worried about frost as you know what it's like this time of year.

The girls in the hen-house are still laying 6 eggs a day (groan - I am SO fed up with omelette right-now) but I think the new rooster has given them up a bit more zest for life (grin).

One of the two old apples on the top bank died this autumn & has now started shedding bark, so I don't think it's going to recover. I will take it down in the next week or so & stack & dry it over the summer. Probably not ready for burning in the coming winter but the one after that, it should heat the old place just fine.

Sorry, I have started rambling (as usual....)

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Re: This is My Last Post to This Forum

Unread postby JPL » Tue 04 Mar 2008, 21:17:17

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MattSavinar', '
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$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'S')avinar doesn't drive because he's saving the money he'd spend on a used car to buy land; he's not sure exactly where yet, but somewhere with a supply of fresh water, arable soil, low population density and that's far from military bases. He's starting to get back into bodybuilding again, too, all the better to be healthy and in shape to till the earth and grow food, when the time comes. "I happen to think that we're going straight to hell, and I'm trying to figure out how to be in the least hot place of hell," he told me recently on an incongruously balmy 72 degree February afternoon in sunny Santa Rosa, Calif., at a restaurant just a few blocks from the apartment where he lives.


And this is what gets me - this philosophy is completely & totally crazy. I mean for god's sake, I an un-reformed hippie & I admit it. I grow organic food because I happen to prefer it. I live a sort-of down-scaled, hair-shirt compeletely chaotic, back-to-nature life because I'm that kind of guy & I always thought that I wasn't together enough to mix it with the rest of the crowd (except occasionally when I had to pay for the damn lifestyle-thing). Land & space isn't free these days, I admit that. I have had to work quite hard 'in the system' as we call it - to pay for what I have now.

But the idea that people can just burn out from one lifestyle & then go & adopt another - & expect it to work - that is really strange. I don't want people to 'not' adopt a self-sufficient lifestyle - far from it, but it really has to come from inner conviction to make it work - one is moving towards a more positive future, rather than away from a negative past. And even then, it involves a lot hard work & personal sacrifice.

I guess I'm trying to say, the move towards self-sufficiency is a very difficult path & it's pretty much a 'Spiritual' thing.

Or in more normal language, it's bloody hard work in the best of times & God help you if you fuck up.

Hmmmh...

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