It's nothing at all
posted by Julian LZB87 at 6:19 pm
Sunday, January 15, 2006
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13 Comments:
why analyse
I'm coming up as anonymous... this is that usenet girl.
Looks like Poker or playing cards gone wild.
Thanks for the clickable. I'm going all over your place, now!
Degenerate trash, like you limeys in general. You are nothing but a pathetic english sheep-shagger.
Yes dear, and I appreciate your need to remain anonymous. Cheers.
julian, where are you? no emails, no new 'art'... (wow, someone has a prob with limeys what!)... i miss you, i'll aim better next time i promise ;)
Wow these are neat. I hope you dont mind if I add a like to your blog on mine.
Julian, ya! I know you, even from this distant Japanese shore far away, but my eyes can see over the sea, over the waves, all the way to Haverstock Hill.
From my little wooden Japanese house in the middle of Tokyo I can see you in the Richard Steele's pub!
Or at home printing Gohonzons, you know you shouldn't do that!
What about Gongyo and Daimoku? Better start again before it's too late.
Daisaku Ikeda
Everyone in the Organisation knew what I was doing, I wrote to Dick Causton and CC'd all levels of management and heard not so much as a peep in reply.
ps. I know who you are and I'll be taking no lectures on right behaviour from an anonymous poster hiding behind Daisaku Ikeda's tag.
If you want to set a good example
you can always email me using your own identity... don't be scared.
Julian, I'm happy to know that you still have a sense of humor, I like the artwork on your blogger, don't take my last comment too seriously, I was only having a bit of mischievous fun after many years of silence. There are many Daisaku Ikeda's in Japan, it's a common name. Anyway you are free to do what you want and need no permission from anyone. I was happy to find you both on Stumble and Blogger.
Forgive my little fun
You still about?
Dear Anonymous... Yes.
Email me julianlzb87@gmail.com
I see a Toucan!
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