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whoflungpoop posted:turned out to be a weather thing but ty for vigilance I have acne problems with my inner thighs that require me to constantly keep them baby powdred up to avoid skin irritation and avoid breakouts. So I'm used to rashes down there and worse its amazing how much zinc oxided baby powder helps reduce and remove issues for me. I had to do a lot of googling to find out I wasn't the only one who has these thigh irritation issues. Man the human body is hosed up stuff.
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I was hoping this thread was about Asian business multimillionaire Lee Ka-Ching, whose name is made of money and every time you say it he makes a sale E: multimillionaire to the tune of thousands of millions Sponge Baathist fucked around with this message at 02:32 on Dec 28, 2015 |
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Soul Reaver posted:...you ching...
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I have recently gotten into the ancient art of burning witches for leisure.
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Microwaves Mom posted:I have acne problems with my inner thighs that require me to constantly keep them baby powdred up to avoid skin irritation and avoid breakouts. So I'm used to rashes down there and worse its amazing how much zinc oxided baby powder helps reduce and remove issues for me. for me it was going to a cold place where everyone uses central heating and within a day it dried out my scalp and my elbows and my crotchal area and i had to emergency moisturize and now everything smells like shea butter and pineapples
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Update: I am now abroad. I went out and got 3 nice commemorative coins from a numismatics shop. They're from Papua New Guinea! Really pleased with my purchase. Using the coins, I asked the oracle: "How will using the I Ching affect my day to day life?" I got Hexagram 25, Innocence: http://www.jamesdekorne.com/GBCh/hex25.htm. Broadly speaking, this is a very good omen. Thinking about what to ask next. What do you think, GBS?
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H.H posted:Update: I am now abroad. I went out and got 3 nice commemorative coins from a numismatics shop. They're from Papua New Guinea! Ask it why I feel so empty inside. And also why Chicago people are so weird about their pizza and hot dogs.
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everything i know about this i learned from watching the man in the high castle and that old guy who did it got loving owned making important decisions with his magic book
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Ape Has Killed Ape posted:Ask it why I feel so empty inside. And also why Chicago people are so weird about their pizza and hot dogs. Sorry for the delay, I left my hostel before you replied and my app poo poo itself for some reason. Anyway, for the 1st question I used the I Ching app:   I now realize I misspelled the question, but this is not important because I Ching divination is based on thought, the writing is just a tool to help one to concentrate on the question. You should meditate on the answer and maybe you can change the underlying reasons for your feelings of hollowness. Good luck! I asked the second question back at my hostel, using the coin toss method. I got the following answer, Hexagram 15: http://www.psychic-revelation.com/reference/i_l/i_ching/hexagram15.html. This may seem unrelated. That may be due to the fact that your question was frivolous. The oracle does not take kindly to humour.
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i cheech and/or chong
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I ching you chang we chong.
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Apple iChing, bringing stylish, gentrified Chinese superstition to a store near you, using irrelevant John Lennon photos to promote it!
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wow , never thought id see that poo poo again op. hurray for pseudo obscure book references
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Has anyone itt read Sun Tzu's the Art of War? It's really good.
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THE DOG HOUSE posted:wow , never thought id see that poo poo again op. hurray for pseudo obscure book references That poo poo, as you put it, is 4000 years old ancient wisdom. Just the cultural/historic value is immense IMO. Speaking of book references, I bought PKD's [i]VALIS[i] and he quotes a line from the oracle in the 1st chapter.
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BgRdMchne posted:Has anyone itt read Sun Tzu's the Art of War? It's really good. I generally liked it, but it's very dry and technical for obv reasons.
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OP, do you do the yarrow sticks or the coins? I hear the coins don't align with the universe as well.
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 read this next it will make your chine magicks stronger
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literally less useful than a magic 8 ball at least the stupid toy gives you straight answers
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You should read "The Man in the High Castle", that's heavy on the I Ching. And then you can explain the ending to me. It's nowhere near the weirdest Philip K. Dick book, but it's the only one that was unsatisfying to me. It ends really abruptly with a bunch of loose threads still up in the air. And I keep wondering if it makes more sense if you know anything about I Ching/if your eyes don't just glaze over at the bits where it talks about it like mine did. I really hope the revelation that they're living in an alternate history that wasn't SUPPOSED to happen and the I Ching proves it because it's predicting the wrong (real) future isn't all there is to it. I mean, I know, that's what the whole premise of the book is???
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*extremely fat fedora beardo approaches you* "Greetings chum, by chance do you have some spare change that I can ching?" a bone to pick fucked around with this message at 17:09 on Dec 30, 2015 |
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BgRdMchne posted:OP, do you do the yarrow sticks or the coins? I hear the coins don't align with the universe as well. Coins. I'm just a beginner. Was hoping to hear some advice from experienced diviners, but it turns out GBS does not give any. I find that strange.
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Bacon Hat posted:
I did, a few years ago. A man can have many varied interests, who knew.
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H.H posted:Was hoping to hear some advice from experienced diviners, but it turns out GBS does not give any. I find that strange. fwiw i had a hippy-ish girlfriend about 15 years ago that was into all this stuff and at the time i found it fascinating and got into iching and casting runes and similar crap then i realised exactly how loving stupid it was when we broke up lol
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Blurry Gray Thing posted:You should read "The Man in the High Castle", that's heavy on the I Ching. I agree, the ending left me thouroghly nsatisfied.
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Quote-Unquote posted:fwiw i had a hippy-ish girlfriend about 15 years ago that was into all this stuff and at the time i found it fascinating and got into iching and casting runes and similar crap Interesting. I can't say I'm really a believer, but I find it very interesting. Did you use the stalks?
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this poo poo is so good that everyone in china uses it to generate infinite wealth and prosperity right after they use TCM to cure every disease and live for 200 years its a fact bro, just look at china
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The I Ching is mysterious and not to be underestimated. Much like the wily Chinaman himself.
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H.H posted:Interesting. I can't say I'm really a believer, but I find it very interesting. no, only coins i think i actually still have the bag of clay runes somewhere, not seen them since i moved house 4 years ago though. they were handy tokens for board games and similar nerdery.
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BottledBodhisvata posted:The I Ching is mysterious and not to be underestimated. see, this guy gets it. you know you can trust him because he earned the dgsw seal of approval.
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Quote-Unquote posted:no, only coins Did you use the Wilhelm/Baynes translation? I hear it's the most authoritative, but I haven't had a chance to pick it up yet.
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Have you read Lao Tzu?
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osirisisdead posted:Have you read Lao Tzu? now that's actually worth reading imo quote:I do not concern myself with gods and spirits either good or evil nor do I serve any. no gods no masters ayy
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Lao Tzu would have done the Galt speech in three sentences.
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osirisisdead posted:Have you read Lao Tzu? I haven't, but a cursory look tells me I should. Thanks!
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H.H posted:Did you use the Wilhelm/Baynes translation? I hear it's the most authoritative, but I haven't had a chance to pick it up yet. i honestly don't remember, it was well over a decade ago last time i even thought of it until today. and like i said, it was largely just to get into some girl's pants.
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is this like singing a hu song?
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Quote-Unquote posted:i honestly don't remember, it was well over a decade ago last time i even thought of it until today. and like i said, it was largely just to get into some girl's pants. A noble cause in itself. I bet multitudes of people used the I Ching to ask variations of "How do I get into [insert female name]'s pants?" over the millennia it has been in use.
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