ETD'S and vacuum cleaners

andré oorebeek oorebeek at planet.nl
Sat Oct 11 05:50:03 MDT 2008


On Oct 11, 2008, at 2:51 PM, Richard Brekne wrote:

> Grin... bad analogy !  The Indian servant is chanting "Ohm" the  
> whole day long and his work on his knees is his avenue to Nirvana.  
> Give him a vacuum cleaner and he's is finished with the <<job>> part  
> of the process in ten minutes and instead has to find out how  
> spending the rest of the day in the local opium shop can help him  
> find God. The ETD on the other hand.... well actually it has the  
> same potentials either way.  :)  Perhaps not so bad an analogy after  
> all.
>
> :)
> RicB
>
>
>   The Indian servant is brushing the 300 Yard hallway with a tiny
>   hand  brush, on his knees! It takes him at least a full day, on his
>   knees. So I think : give the poor bugger a vacuum cleaner.. makes
>   life for an   Indian sweeper so much easier. The analogy here is
>   that my ETD is like the sweeper's vacuum cleaner! works much cleaner
>   and much faster!
>   Capisce?
>
>


So, you are actually saying that because the sweeper will finish his  
work much faster with a modern vacuum cleaner, it "can help him find  
God" ?
I love my vacuum cleaner
I love my ETD

OHM!

(;


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André Oorebeek

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