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A professional writer who fails to capitalize "I" and types lines like "I like this post in this site, very interesting."?
If you weren't already banned, I'd hack into this site and ban you myself.
RicOlie_2 said:
TV's Frink said:
No, it was a single clone wars.
LOL...
Well, technically, we're talking about the TV show, not the wars themselves, so ...
They were brainwashed on liberal media, of course.
Post Praetorian said:
Would you prefer to have a belief in God?
Alternately, what type of evidence might persuade you hold such a belief?
Yes, I would prefer to believe in God. I'm only agnostic because I have to be, not because I want to be.
As for evidence, I've pretty much given up hope that any concrete scientific/historical evidence in favour of any religion will come to light. I'd be satisfied with a personal spiritual experience.
This thread will either die an ignominous death or grow to such lengths as to be amusingly absurd. Only Schrodinger's cat knows for certain.
^Yes, I sees its ... I sees its a lots.
I wouldn't say he's wearing black. He is black*.
*In a non-sub-Saharan African sense, of course.
Koryo Songhay said:
If the Clone Wars was an anthology...
Fixed. =P
Post Praetorian said:
It would appear that you have no misgivings over the religiosity of others. If this is an accurate assessment, why might this be so?
I may not have been lucky enough to experience any supernatural phenomena to lead me to believe God or some other higher power was running the show, but that doesn't necessarily mean others haven't. There are definately believers out there who are liars and lunatics, but I'm not going to jump to the conclusion that they all are; I feel they deserve the benefit of the doubt.
I really only have a problem with the religiosity of others if their faith is clearly blind with no solid foundation to support it and/or they mock the beliefs of others while forcing their own down peoples' throats.
Happy to oblige, you titties balls.
Frink, you magnificent bastard, if you ever write a book, I'll read it.
Word has it that Minnie Mouse lives in Minneapolis.
DuracellEnergizer wishes he didn't have to ask the mods to change his name to Duragizer.
Here you go, you wanker:
http://boards.theforce.net/threads/official-profanity-and-disallowed-words-list.27141357/
^And the Frink Paradox was born.
No, second.
There aren't any real services. Perhaps if there was a local congregation of like-minded individuals nearby, it'd be another story, but there aren't any. As it is, they're just content to watch the cult's fear-mongering TV program and complain about people who eat pork.
My understanding was that "lawl" was supposed to be a sardonic version of "lol", not an alternate pronunciation.
Since my parents are incapable of understanding any religious perspective that isn't their own, I'm forced to remain a closeted agnostic.
Anyone else think Easterhay's Rick McCallum under that hood?
After finding out that Mira Furlan's a pretty good singer, I'm disappointed she never got the opportunity to sing on Babylon 5.
"Depresivni Dje?ak" by Mira Furlan
"Anica" by Mira Furlan
"Alive" by Pearl Jam
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armstrongism
Suffice it to say, if I'd been raised in a less dogmatic, pseudohistorical faith, I may never have slipped into agnosticism.
I don't see my subconscious theism as a problem, so I just go with the flow.