Anybody ever read the Tao of Pooh?

[Lebukowski]

Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes, well, the bear eats you.

[sufidude]

Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes, well, the bear eats you.

that some sorta hundred acre woods thing?

[DigitalBuddha]

Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes, well, the bear eats you.

that some sorta hundred acre woods thing?

Far from it, dude.

[sufidude]

Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes, well, the bear eats you.

that some sorta hundred acre woods thing?

Far from it, dude.

Just one thing; d'you have to eat so much honey dude?

[DigitalBuddha]

Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes, well, the bear eats you.

that some sorta hundred acre woods thing?

Far from it, dude.

Just one thing; d'you have to eat so much honey dude?

Fuck you talking about?

[digbys kid]

Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes, well, the bear eats you.

that some sorta hundred acre woods thing?

Far from it, dude.

Just one thing; d'you have to eat so much honey dude?

Fuck you talking about?

Alright, Pooh, have it your way.

[sufidude]

Christopher Robin draws a lot of water in this forest, you don't draw shit dudes!

[Lebukowski]

Poo is not the preferred nomenclature. "Shit", please.

[sufidude]

Poo is not the preferred nomenclature. "Shit", please.

Does the fecal form make you uncomfortable Mr Lebukowski?

[DigitalBuddha]

Christopher Robin draws a lot of water in this forest, you don't draw shit dudes!

What, are you a fucking forest ranger now? 

[TravisE]

Great book. Definitely espouses Dudeist principles. And speaking of Pooh - definitely a Dudeist. But I'll go into that more in the forum for suggesting Dudeists. Eventually.

Great book.   Great book.

[DigitalBuddha]

Great book. Definitely espouses Dudeist principles. And speaking of Pooh - definitely a Dudeist. But I'll go into that more in the forum for suggesting Dudeists. Eventually.

Great book.   Great book.

The first draft? Or the compromised second draft?

[greatspiritmonk]

I've just finished reading both the Tao of Pooh and the Te of Piglet. I've found both quite good but I'd have liked them more if they had a kind of summary at the end, since sometimes they're a little "messy".

Anyway they are part of my trilogy on Taoism with Tao Te King and Lao Tzu writings.

[sufidude]

I've just finished reading both the Tao of Pooh and the Te of Piglet. I've found both quite good but I'd have liked them more if they had a kind of summary at the end, since sometimes they're a little "messy".

Anyway they are part of my trilogy on Taoism with Tao Te King and Lao Tzu writings.

Te of Piglet was by far my favorite because of its unique method of teaching. Many complained that Benjamin Hoff used the book as a soap box to rant on his personal "Taoist" opinions of society and others. But the author himself was the lesson in Te, as Piglet's closing defense of Eeyore and calling of the book's own author to task prove. Simply brilliant.

[meekon5]

I have lost so many copies of this book lending it to people.

As i said elsewhere:

Problem with the Tao of Pooh is anyone I lend it to instantly becomes a Poohist rather than a taoist.