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Ham

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  1. I think an Atheist knows what he doesn't believe.. and an Agnostic doesn't know WHAT he believes..
  2. As much benzene, isobenzene, mercury, chromium and only god knows what else goes in some of their rivers, it's a suprise that the chinese people who drink the water are not going extinct.. Well, it gives the chinese army a job of sorts. Distributing bottled water..
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    What happened to the ads?

    Shouldn't have said anything.. I see "they" are back..
  4. Squirrel says: "when getting from horses mouth, make sure you are talking to the correct end of the horse."
  5. Various animals seem to be fairly popular.. :)
  6. I've heard someone say that a baby, under normal circumstances won't fit down a drain.. :)
  7. umm.. I don't know about the vicster, but about every "leader" before about 1989 around here did attend John Birch meetings..
  8. But really.. what are they AFRAID OF? Themselves? The place is canned up so tight, you'd think they had eaten a five pound block of swiss cheese..
  9. 7. "Copy right" meant when you copy, only copy right onto Beta tapes, if you can find a machine old enough.. or open reel tape.. 6. Though the chairs were strung, the coffee stretched, and forty year old styrofoam cups properly washed, without any new students, there isn't anything better to do at the time..
  10. Just a thought.. you'd think the der dear vey would provide the same kind of service.. a place where people can worship da mog(ette?), da class.. in a tomato free atmosphere. I mean.. it's their product, isn't it? The last time one of their own did indeed have some kind of open board, people were actually nice, didn't throw tomatos or anything.. Personally, I wouldn't put it on the administrator of THIS site to do the job for them..
  11. *Tomatos, tomatos.. can't have a thread without tomatos..* *I'll take a dozen* *here mister, that's ten bucks..* *Tomatos, tomatos.. gotta have your tomatos...* Sorry.. I ran out of bricks and purses..
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    Prophets of Doom

    Coincidence of a lifetime.. my sweetie just came back from the video store.. take a guess what movie she chose for me..
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    Prophets of Doom

    Hmm.. yep. I'm starting to think about carrying my towel.. I've thought about sticking out my thumb lately.. a couple of times I've found myself saying, "hey you bunch of yahoos.. I hope you don't plan to just leave me here.." I think we need the Strange one to make a few comments on this thread..
  14. So.... where is gear this evening? hmmmmmmm. Could be.. maybe, maybe, just maybe.... maybe he's pulling up in a broken down jalopy at a farm somewhere in Georgia, stepping out, and sizing up the lay of the land.. you'll have to read the book to get this one..
  15. Ex 10, technically, I think the word is "slithered", not "snaked". But I'm not exactly a stickler for "accuracy" or anything..
  16. Not complaining or anything, but a tear came to my eye, not seeing the ad for urine removal at the top of the page.. where'd they go?
  17. Lest I offend our favorite Mr. Word Wolf.. maybe I should modify it.. they aren't wolves.. they are more like werewolves..
  18. Ham

    Prophets of Doom

    Not to mention, drink a gallon of good beer, or so.. as quickly as one can, too. Like the pub scene in Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy..
  19. Yeah.. I was just thinking. I'm not laying blame to the leader of that church, primarily because I'm not acquainted with the whole story. But what is the real purpose of a pastor? At least a REAL one? For one, I'd expect him to watch my back.. not give in to every religious scam this side of the Mississippi.. off chasing prophecies, other kinds of nonsense. Somebody has to figuratively club the wolves.
  20. Yeah.. the sad thing, is how someone can so blatantly violate basic principles and deceny in life, and actually get people to debate how far over the line person went, in christian terms.. for decades. I think evil is, evil does. at fifty years old.. I wouldn't even dream of drugging or taking advantage of anybody. Caldwell wrote that little play about one of these hucksters in the depression days.. he is so descriptive, it has to be based on a true story or two.. the economy isn't SO bad right now.. now they don't travel around, they start a little home church, then some kind of outreach complex.. and people have enough money and resources to come to THEM. Not the other way around.. I think if the economy really sours, we'll see the hucksters roaming the land for sustenance, like in the days of Judges, once again.. God have mercy on America..
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    Prophets of Doom

    It would be a first for me.. I wasn't looking for the doctrinal intricacies, but if people want to discuss them, that's OK with me. my first thought about this though, was.. suppose a person really DOES have the inside skinny on a disaster of "biblical proportions"? Where to go? Besides going to live on the moon, or drilling a dwelling several miles below earth's surface.. there aren't exactly very many options.. It's just not very logical. Now if an organization can SELL mitigation for such an event.. maybe we're on to something.. "Because of our GREAT believing and faithfulness, the earth failed to fall off of it's axis, today.." :)
  22. "journeyman" by Erskine Caldwell.. Go to Amazon, anywhere.. buy it today.. your cult recovery may depend upon it Not quite as "dry" as "The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse".. Not quite as "subtle" either.
  23. Honestly.. I would rate the book up there above "The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse.."
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