Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Posted January 14, 2008 Hello, I was talking on the phone to a man and he suddenly asked me " Can you see The Blue Pearl " ? I was a bit surprised at the unexpected change of subject and tried my best to honestly explain to him as follows: " Well, I have been Kundalini active for several years, but I have never seen The Blue Pearl, although I know some people who have seen it " . Strangely, this completely confused and baffled him, and he asked " What are you on? " . I said " I'm not on anything at all, I don't do that kind of stuff " . He said " Look right in front of you, it's just there " . I couldn't see The Blue Pearl so easily and was tempted to reply " It's easy for you to say " in an irritated tone. However, I politely said " I might need a bit of time to go into trance before I can see it " . Then he asked " Are you 'on' your laptop and can you see the Start button? " I then realised that the Start button in Microsoft Vista is called the blue pearl. Doh!!! (To keep the balance in operating systems, I noted later that in Linux there is the K Development Environment (KDE). And don't get me started on Virtual Machines.) Beware when talking to non-K people!!! Bhavin. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Posted January 14, 2008 Lol! Bhavin, that was priceless! hahahaha Thanks! Love, dhyana , " Bhavin Desai " <bhavin.desai wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I was talking on the phone to a man and he suddenly asked me " Can you see > The Blue Pearl " ? Quote
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Posted January 14, 2008 LMAO! Good one! Sarita , " Bhavin Desai " <bhavin.desai wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I was talking on the phone to a man and he suddenly asked me " Can you see > The Blue Pearl " ? I was a bit surprised at the unexpected change of subject > and tried my best to honestly explain to him as follows: " Well, I have been > Kundalini active for several years, but I have never seen The Blue Pearl, > although I know some people who have seen it " . Strangely, this completely > confused and baffled him, and he asked " What are you on? " . I said " I'm not > on anything at all, I don't do that kind of stuff " . He said " Look right in > front of you, it's just there " . I couldn't see The Blue Pearl so easily and > was tempted to reply " It's easy for you to say " in an irritated tone. > However, I politely said " I might need a bit of time to go into trance > before I can see it " . > > > > Then he asked " Are you 'on' your laptop and can you see the Start button? " > I then realised that the Start button in Microsoft Vista is called the blue > pearl. Doh!!! > > > > (To keep the balance in operating systems, I noted later that in Linux there > is the K Development Environment (KDE). And don't get me started on Virtual > Machines.) > > > > Beware when talking to non-K people!!! > > > > Bhavin. > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Posted January 14, 2008 HAHAHA, Hilarious!! I love it ! ---- Bhavin Desai <bhavin.desai wrote: > Hello, > > > > I was talking on the phone to a man and he suddenly asked me " Can you see > The Blue Pearl " ? I was a bit surprised at the unexpected change of subject > and tried my best to honestly explain to him as follows: " Well, I have been > Kundalini active for several years, but I have never seen The Blue Pearl, > although I know some people who have seen it " . Strangely, this completely > confused and baffled him, and he asked " What are you on? " . I said " I'm not > on anything at all, I don't do that kind of stuff " . He said " Look right in > front of you, it's just there " . I couldn't see The Blue Pearl so easily and > was tempted to reply " It's easy for you to say " in an irritated tone. > However, I politely said " I might need a bit of time to go into trance > before I can see it " . > > > > Then he asked " Are you 'on' your laptop and can you see the Start button? " > I then realised that the Start button in Microsoft Vista is called the blue > pearl. Doh!!! > > > > (To keep the balance in operating systems, I noted later that in Linux there > is the K Development Environment (KDE). And don't get me started on Virtual > Machines.) > > > > Beware when talking to non-K people!!! > > > > Bhavin. > > > Quote
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