General question. No Moz

[Mmmmmm]

If you could change any day of your life what would it be?

 

[seriously flawed-not right in the head]

> If you could change any day of your life what would it be?

The day I was born.
Cancel it indefinitely.

 

[realitybites]

> If you could change any day of your life what would it be?

Today. I would have flown to Paris for lunch.

 

[Codreanu]

> The day I was born.
> Cancel it indefinitely.

Perfectly articulated! *raises glass*
Seriously, such economy, such concision, a wonderful statement!
However tragically belated, I prayerfully undersign this post.

 

[realitybites]

> Perfectly articulated! *raises glass*
> Seriously, such economy, such concision, a wonderful statement!
> However tragically belated, I prayerfully undersign this post.

I think your articulation surpasses the first post.

 

[realitybites]

Why the name Codreanu?

Is this the inspiration for your name?

http://www.codreanu.ro/engleza.htm

 

[Codreanu]

Re: Why the name Codreanu?

> Is this the inspiration for your name?

> http://www.codreanu.ro/engleza.htm

While it goes without saying, that I do not subscribe in toto to the historical Codreanu's belief system, my adoption of this moniker is justified by these poor rationalizations: 1) I am a Rightist. 1a) I am a damn good-looking Rightist (Que: *Laughter*) 2) The hyper-romanticism that I associate with the historical 'Codreanu.' 3) An especial affection for the rumanian peoples (Alright, honestly, one in particular!) 4) The militancy of my religious sensibility.
While I may be faulted through insensitivety, I, to be quite frank, intend as much, to underscore the thoroughness of revolt against modernity.
Thank you for asking

 

[realitybites]

Re: Why the name Codreanu?

> While it goes without saying, that I do not subscribe in toto to the
> historical Codreanu's belief system, my adoption of this moniker is
> justified by these poor rationalizations: 1) I am a Rightist. 1a) I am a
> damn good-looking Rightist (Que: *Laughter*) 2) The hyper-romanticism that
> I associate with the historical 'Codreanu.' 3) An especial affection for
> the rumanian peoples (Alright, honestly, one in particular!) 4) The
> militancy of my religious sensibility.
> While I may be faulted through insensitivety, I, to be quite frank, intend
> as much, to underscore the thoroughness of revolt against modernity.
> Thank you for asking

Well, thank you very much for answering my question. You do indeed look Romanian, if in fact that is your picture in your user profile. Are you a Fundamentalist Christian? Do you wish to return to the good ol' days? Why is modernity undesirable?

 

[Codreanu]

Re: Why the name Codreanu?

> Well, thank you very much for answering my question. You do indeed look
> Romanian, if in fact that is your picture in your user profile. Are you a
> Fundamentalist Christian? Do you wish to return to the good ol' days? Why
> is modernity undesirable?

Let me thank you for saying that I appear to be Romanian! It really means a lot that such would be imputed to me --honestly, I am of welsh derivation, and happen to be mildly fixated upon one of rumanian descent ...

I do not identify with the term "fundimentalist" -- even though, as a traditional Catholic, I happen to subscribe to much of what happens to be encompassed by this unfortunate term.

If you are curious as to a critique of modernism, I know of no better place to begin than here: http://jkalb.org/?q=node/7

Best wishes,
Codreanu

 

[Codreanu]

Re: Why the name Codreanu?

> 3) An especial affection for
> the rumanian peoples (Alright, honestly, one in particular!)

Granted, this is an ad hoc rationalization --I admit as much, I had adopted this moniker beore such was the case.

 

[suzanne]

> If you could change any day of your life what would it be?

i think the fateful day that i chose to stay at home my freshman year in college instead of biting the bullet and leaving home.

 

[realitybites]

Re: Why the name Codreanu?

> Let me thank you for saying that I appear to be Romanian! It really means
> a lot that such would be imputed to me --honestly, I am of welsh
> derivation, and happen to be mildly fixated upon one of rumanian descent
> ...

> I do not identify with the term "fundimentalist" -- even though,
> as a traditional Catholic, I happen to subscribe to much of what happens
> to be encompassed by this unfortunate term.

> If you are curious as to a critique of modernism, I know of no better
> place to begin than here: http://jkalb.org/?q=node/7 Best wishes,
> Codreanu

Thanks for the link. I will be sure to read this.

 

[giant]

the day I slew my family...things just changed after that

 

[seriously flawed-not right in the head]

> Perfectly articulated! *raises glass*
> Seriously, such economy, such concision, a wonderful statement!
> However tragically belated, I prayerfully undersign this post.

Thank you Codreanu.
I take that as a sincere compliment,from one who is always so eloquent.

Anyway,
I'm off now, for a long walk off a short pier.