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« on: July 02, 2005, 04:34:00 AM »
Hi Guys,
Long time reader, first time writer. I was wondering what AA meeting the rest of the AARC folk seem to get the most out of?

I really like the Sunday night 'came to believe' at new beginings. Lots of love, strength and spirituality. Also great people there. I have started hitting Midnapore on the weekends and am really getting alot out of it.

I am looking for other good meetings, and to find out why you like them.

Thanks for the help,
Much love,
Matthew Lingenfelter
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« Reply #1 on: July 02, 2005, 02:36:00 PM »
try the whitesheep, thursday nights 8pm
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« Reply #2 on: July 07, 2005, 05:08:00 AM »
What can I say? At least this type of shit-disturbing is subtle... One might even suggest that it's refreshing to see an AARC-ite use a little tact for once; even if they're still unwittingly pushing a corrupt and destructive agenda on other people for the capital benefit of their lord and benevolent leader 'Jesus D. Vause'.

Anyhow,  today is my 1-year anniversary of sobreity, and subsequently my 1-year anniversary of entering the "AARC Family". In approximately 3 weeks I will again celebrate another anniversary, except this one will be "1 Year AARC-Free"... Say, I wonder if AA gives out keychains for that one? :razz:

I'm now quite confident that I do NOT infact want what ANY of you people at AARC have. Nothing. Especially your social competance and skills (likely comparable to those possessed by barnacles, or some other breed of purposeless, stationary growth on the ass of the veritable beluga that is our modern progressive society).

Have fun feelin' and hurtin' your way through life.
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« Reply #3 on: July 07, 2005, 02:21:00 PM »
so with your three weeks of aarc experience what do you know of aarc to be bashing and throwing shit like that around? what do you know of my social skills ?
Oh right nothing, sweet well tell me again why anyone should listen to you?
Make sense or don't talk
that beluga comment was real witty
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« Reply #4 on: July 07, 2005, 03:52:00 PM »
I think the anon was speaking of the glorious social skills evidenced by attempted brainwashing of children. Did something hit a nerve?? Oh, and it should be really witty, not real witty. Maybe don't say anthing unless you can use proper grammar, jackass.
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« Reply #5 on: July 07, 2005, 09:33:00 PM »
Hmmm i think they were actually refering to the social skills of graduates. Yeah I think it's pretty ridiculous for people I''ve never met to judge my character and my abilities for interacting with other people. Three weeks of aarc... is that enough to become fully versed in any subject? I wonder

oh yeah that was some real quality nit-picking
sarcasm not-withstanding

well anyhow keep on keepin on
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« Reply #6 on: July 08, 2005, 07:44:00 PM »
Oh, I'm sorry...I didn't realize you were the only one allowed to criticize. Soooooooooo sorry. Apparently, though, you are also the only one allowed to not make any sense. Must be nice in your world!! La la la, I'm a raving moron and I don't make any sense and also your a piece of crap !!! And also if you are going to associate with a cult, then you can't be too upset when people feel as though they understand where you're coming from. I mean, all of your ideals and methods of dealing with both yourself and others are what, written down on paper somewhere?? Geee... now I wonder how the anon figures they know anything about you?? Anything at all??? I can't imagine....just can't think of how....
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« Reply #7 on: July 08, 2005, 08:11:00 PM »
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On 2005-07-07 02:08:00, Anonymous wrote:

Say, I wonder if AA gives out keychains for that one?


I dunno. But I hear there are bars where you can trade a chip in for a free beer.

Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.
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« Reply #8 on: July 11, 2005, 05:05:00 AM »
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On 2005-07-07 11:21:00, Anonymous wrote:

"so with your three weeks of aarc experience what do you know of aarc to be bashing and throwing shit like that around? what do you know of my social skills ?

Oh right nothing, sweet well tell me again why anyone should listen to you?

Make sense or don't talk

that beluga comment was real witty"


Don't you find it kind of contradictory that you, an obviously vehement believer in the conduct code of AARC, would take a position of disdain against the use of nonsensical, and boundlessly irrelevant metaphors/similies in effort to get one's loosely founded and entirely subjective 'point' across? Maybe you'd feel more in your element if I put my argument forward with opinions instead of supporting facts.

Here, let me adapt the gist of most everything I've written on here into an AARCument; "AARC is bad because I didn't like it there and the people told me what to do, oh and I was brought there illegally and was denied any reason for my false-imprisonment or documents showing that I was even supposed to be there. Additionally the "hivemind" quasi-mentality that exists inside those drab-grey walls is both 100% certifiably nutty (sad/pathetic/"hurtin'" are also applicable) and entirely indicative of the inhabiting population's utter unfamiliarity with basic, regular human emotions and qualities like self-respect, self-worth, self-enjoyment and even a sense of self period ("self" meaning one's individual self-definition, not "addict" or "alcoholic" or "worthless piece of shit in dire need of salvation from the evil clutches of dirty, wrong, destructive, horrible natural teenaged desires")."

I don't know if you realize it, but even in your response you come off as having a gigantic complex that probably revolves around your own feelings of irrelevance in the real world?. But that's alright; I mean, as long as you pay your dues each year to the AARC Alumni Fund, you'll never have to worry about real friends, o are representative of actual society and all that garbage. Fake people are so much easier to handle anyway, right?

p.s. Okay finally, before you even bring it up, I should state for clearity that just because you tell yourself or anyone else (including myself) that I'm bitter, relapsed, sick, controlled by hate, or any/all of the other myriad of pre-judgements that you've already made about me by now, it doesn't make it any more factual or true, but by all means, if it makes you feel like your time was put to good use, then hey, more power to your silly unfortunate self...

p.p.s. I'm pretty sure this is the part where you rebut with, "No, you're wrong because I said so, and because Vause said what I said once in his rap, and he picked me and I tried to argue with him but that Doc is such a smart guy that I ended up at the realization of my helplessness for d&a before I knew what even hit me, man that guy is the coolest... I totally understand now that I was a piece of shit and I'll always need a daily dose of hatred and self-loathe, it's like how a diabetic takes insulin y'know? Well, except for the secret pleasure that I get from being called names. Can't you see? The Doc was right about my life being hooped, because I was living in a gongshow and totally not atop my highest mountain
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« Reply #9 on: May 02, 2006, 06:49:00 AM »
"I totally understand now that I was a piece of shit and I'll always need a daily dose of hatred "and self-loathe, it's like how a diabetic takes insulin y'know? Well, except for the secret pleasure that I get from being called names. Can't you see? The Doc was right about my life being hooped, because I was living in a gongshow and totally not atop my highest mountain"

you say it! if you want to feel the self hatred go to the AARC "sucess" website. everyone goes on about how selfish they are naturally and what trouble they casue their families before aarc

really they could be Communist Re-ed camp "graduates" talking about their crimes agaisnt the people or cult members talking about their former "bad" selves(in fact the hallmark of the cult member is to dis-own the former self, and speak about how terrible one was before the cult saved them- you'd really think that aarc wouldnt put such damaging material on their own website- shhh they'll probably change it)
 you know who else gets a secret kick out of the kids being called names? the parents
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« Reply #10 on: May 02, 2006, 01:58:00 PM »
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On 2006-05-02 03:49:00, Anonymous wrote:

""I totally understand now that I was a piece of shit and I'll always need a daily dose of hatred "and self-loathe, it's like how a diabetic takes insulin y'know? Well, except for the secret pleasure that I get from being called names. Can't you see? The Doc was right about my life being hooped, because I was living in a gongshow and totally not atop my highest mountain"



you say it! if you want to feel the self hatred go to the AARC "sucess" website. everyone goes on about how selfish they are naturally and what trouble they casue their families before aarc



really they could be Communist Re-ed camp "graduates" talking about their crimes agaisnt the people or cult members talking about their former "bad" selves(in fact the hallmark of the cult member is to dis-own the former self, and speak about how terrible one was before the cult saved them- you'd really think that aarc wouldnt put such damaging material on their own website- shhh they'll probably change it)

 you know who else gets a secret kick out of the kids being called names? the parents"


I see and live among AARC graduates every day. They are the most positive (for the most part) optimistic well grounded young people I have ever met. I for one do not have any self hatred. I live with a certain amount of regret for past actions. This helps shape how I respond to life today. You are way off base. But entitled to your opinion no matter how ill informed.
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« Reply #11 on: May 08, 2006, 12:23:00 AM »
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p.p.s. I'm pretty sure this is the part where you rebut with, "No, you're wrong because I said so, and because Vause said what I said once in his rap, and he picked me and I tried to argue with him but that Doc is such a smart guy that I ended up at the realization of my helplessness for d&a before I knew what even hit me, man that guy is the coolest... I totally understand now that I was a piece of shit and I'll always need a daily dose of hatred and self-loathe, it's like how a diabetic takes insulin y'know? Well, except for the secret pleasure that I get from being called names. Can't you see? The Doc was right about my life being hooped, because I was living in a gongshow and totally not atop my highest mountain"


You're right this is exactly what they are thinking... I wonder if when they are thinking about the "Doc" they ever stop to think that his doctorate is in physical education... Sure changes things.
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« Reply #12 on: May 21, 2006, 11:46:00 AM »
Really? Where???

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On 2005-07-07 02:08:00, Anonymous wrote:


Say, I wonder if AA gives out keychains for that one?




I dunno. But I hear there are bars where you can trade a chip in for a free beer.

Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.
--John Adams


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« Reply #13 on: June 05, 2006, 01:11:00 AM »
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p.p.s. I'm pretty sure this is the part where you rebut with, "No, you're wrong because I said so, and because Vause said what I said once in his rap, and he picked me and I tried to argue with him but that Doc is such a smart guy that I ended up at the realization of my helplessness for d&a before I knew what even hit me, man that guy is the coolest... I totally understand now that I was a piece of shit and I'll always need a daily dose of hatred and self-loathe, it's like how a diabetic takes insulin y'know? Well, except for the secret pleasure that I get from being called names. Can't you see? The Doc was right about my life being hooped, because I was living in a gongshow and totally not atop my highest mountain"




You're right this is exactly what they are thinking... I wonder if when they are thinking about the "Doc" they ever stop to think that his doctorate is in physical education... Sure changes things. "
List your source please.
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