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Comment on What Christians Actually Believe (2008-03-18 16:27:38)
@ Dalek Most of the last post are your words.
Comment on What Christians Actually Believe (2008-03-18 15:43:55)
EvilDon on March 18th, 2008 2:22 pm I await for my previous comment to be misconstrued… Request fulfilled. Thanks Dalek. I am tired of this... 1: "your doubts that are forming" Doubts of what? I dont know and you dont care. 2:"If Jesus was one of a multitude of false messiahs, and was the one that gained the most popular support, the books written by the victors would warn against “false” messiahs. It’s not going to give away any more information than that." QUITE RIGHT. But the wrightings are still older than the third century and the bible did not say YO, Da Jesus is leik false and stuffs. THAT'S ALL I MEANT. AS IN: THAT IS ALL I MEANT. 3:I know you’re just going to go on believing what you already believe, because otherwise you’d have to leave your comfort zone. But let me pull a trick out of the bag of retard creation-only-ists, and ask whether or not you have personally observed the disciples writing each other their respective books. I mean seeing as there is no historical evidence that they did, the burden of proof is on those that have decided this on blind faith alone. Prove who wrote them! Why do you care about what I believe? I was citing a book, and history around it. But since you brought it up... I WROTE IT (That is a joke. I make them from time to time). Just don't misquote the bible or ANYTHING when you are trying to make a point.(THAT'S ALL I MEANT). BTW, the only thing harder to believe than the universe coming into existence as the result of the big bang, and that over billions of years of random chance, we get the Xbox, is the crazy notion that in the beginning there was absolutely nothing, and then BOOM, out of nowhere, a super-evolved super-powerful omnipotent being came into existence and THEN created the universe. YES, YOU ARE RIGHT! THAT IS STOOOOOPID. And it is not what I believe. So, why do I write all of this...? Because all you WERE doing was throwing out conjecture. Like Jesus=Buddha and Moses=Hammurabi. And people say Neo=Jesus and Superman=Jesus and it is as stupid as it is annoying. And that gets on my nerves, I was in a typing mood, so here we are. 4:Why is it that every time one of us comments on the others comment, we get in to a flame war? @reboot EvilDon on March 18th, 2008 2:22 pm I await for my previous comment to be misconstrued… Request filled again. Thanks reboot. So, that is a "yes" on that stuff is possible. And if someone tells that god is talking to him, he is a nutter, if he askes for muniez too, a thief as well. If I understood your tea analogy. AGREED @everyone Not that I am running out of things to say. But I am tired of rebutting things I did not say. OK?
Comment on What Christians Actually Believe (2008-03-18 14:22:29)
I await for my previous comment to be misconstrued...
Comment on What Christians Actually Believe (2008-03-18 14:20:43)
@reboot I was NOT being sarcastic. I hate broad statements, like: 'anything is possible'. If it is true, that can mean that there IS a God and he is just punishing us, in his mercy, for living on the same planet as SuperAmmo . But still, lets look at things. Is someone coming back to life stranger than thinking life coming from goo? Is the universe arising from a singularity stranger than water becoming wine? Seroiusly, we live in a strange universe. Though, one that does have limits.
Comment on What Christians Actually Believe (2008-03-18 13:46:45)
@Dalek No, Dalek Buddy. Look at this: Super Ammo Anything is possible. Always has been, always will be. reboot start by trying to express the square root of 2 as the ratio of two integers. SuperAmmo Wow, you really got me there. Thanks, man, my life is changed forever. That was how he won. The bible says of some of the writers that they were 'unlettered' or 'ordinary'. Likely referring to a lack of education from rabbinic schools. A great many ancient Jews were literate. Righty, "christianity" was splitting from apostolic times. But as long as we are exchanging fun bits of knowledge... According to the bible Luke and Mark did not even know Jesus. Luke researched what he wrote. And Mark (possibly) got his information from Peter. Anyways, if there were some folks in Rome that decided what they liked out of the bible in 180, then the gospels were written before that. Actually, I am rather familiar with how we got the whole bible, not just the new testament. It is fun (sometimes quite amusing) reading. But thanks for the link. No, Dalek I did not disagree with the bible saying that there were other Christs or Messiahs (both meaning anointed one). I said that the bible did not mention: "OTHER false messiahs" along with the Jesus. That would imply that the messiah they wrote about was grouped with the fakes. You are dangerous with your knowledge of the bible?...teeheehee
Comment on What Christians Actually Believe (2008-03-18 12:43:59)
Looks like reboot WINS. reboot WINS! reboot WINS! reboot WINS! We need to get reboot in to a church.
Comment on What Christians Actually Believe (2008-03-18 11:59:26)
I read something about finding chariots and various implements of war in the Red Sea thirty years ago. Though, apperently this was discovered by a moron...I don't remember all the details. Anyone have any real data on it? @Dalek I thought that Brian of life of Brian said he was NOT the messiah. Though, I get the joke. But it seems that thats most of what you did with those posts. I don't think that the bible mentions "the Jesus" along with "the OTHER false messiahs" (i.e. Jesus the Nazerene and the other false messiahs were hanging out in Caanan...). That really would shoot itself in the foot. If anything mentioned that there were false ones but the bible one was the real one would add to the validity of "the Jesus". I have never read anything (reasonable) saying that the gosples were first written about 200 C.E. (200 years after everyone was dead). Nor does it make sense that those christians who were ALWAYS writing SOMETHING neglected to write about the Jesus untill the third century. Where did you get this information? How is it that the bible account of the flood was the one borrowed from? What if everyone alse borrowed from the oral history that was eventually recorded in the bible? One can just as easily say one as the other. What descrepancy do you mean with the "twos" and "sevens"? Two of the unclean animals and seven of the clean animals. Which were loaded by twos (seven goats at a time might be difficult to get through a door.). If you are looking to make fun of some stupid people, why not point out that 9 out of 10 christians do not know what a "ark" is? Or that they think that there were only two of each of everything and not seven of some, like the bible says? And I think you are right on the Buddha and Hammurabi thing. Obviously, the kindness and non-agressive plilosphy started with Buddha. And laws were invented by Hammurabi. How could anyone now see that? (sarchasm there) Let us all make fun of stupid people and things with facts, not conjecture.
Comment on Isn't it time you got some bawls? (2008-03-07 08:38:35)
I have a case (24 cans) in my fridge. I think they taste like happiness. Amazon has a case for 45$ with free shipping. Monster tastes like Diabeetus. And monster is almost as bad as Red bull. So, stay away from diabeetus flavoured drinks! Because diabeetus, unlike other diseases, like: AIDS which makes you sexually attractive, or anorexia which makes you pretty, is a truly terrible disease.
Comment on Great Americans (2008-03-07 08:28:17)
@Dalek ROFFLE
Comment on Step It Up 2 - THE STREETS (2008-02-22 11:10:38)
How many times have they done the: Mid to upper class white ballerina, falls in love with the guy from da hood, turns him in to a danseur and lives happily ever after? Though, sometimes they have good choreography in those films, but that's all.
Comment on The Counties of Texas (2008-02-22 10:55:22)
I am familiar with Texas and I can back up the other statements of the womens in Texas; they are usually quite nice looking and tend to have personalities (of some sort, at least they can be entertaining) . However, I cannot stand their accents. (many say "ah" referring to oneself instead of a long "I"). There are a few nice music venues in the state, including Bass hall (in Fort Worth, where Van Cliburn was born. I went there to see the city honour him at a performance. It was sweet...). I can also say that I have never seen a place where so many people were as arrogant, fanatic and outright, well, stupid. Like a town where the churches controlled the whole town. Prohibition reigned, MTV was removed from the cable network, the churches (which act more like social clubs) muscled out businesses they did not want in town, and controlled what movies were shown at the theatre and the best for last... public prayers in a school before football games, asking god to help the local team win (when I was told that happens at those schools I nearly crapped myself) . I have also seen the filthiest towns are in Texas (by filthy I mean dirty; not clean). If you go to Texas you MUST stay in the east part. Going to the west is too risky. They will say: "Yew ain't from around heer, are ya? The attitude of Jet seems to typify the Texan... Arrogant and seems to believe that god lives in Texas. (Btw, I have been through Canyon, it is a hell hole, literally.) It seems people are talking about Kansas too here. I am not as familiar with that state (sometimes my job sends me places...weird places sometimes.) But there is a town in Kansas (a small one in a area of beautiful green hills, like in Northern Ireland, and not so much corn...) that has parks everywhere, has ubiquitous programs and venues for the arts, and has clean beautiful homes too. In that town I saw what must have been the best public schools I have heard of. A typical curriculum including: Ancient and modern history, algebra, geometry, Newtonian physics, electrical circuits, gymnastics (including tumbling), swimming, all for the typical primary school student. When a eight year old can explain the laws of motion and the accompanying equations too, I think someone is doing something right. I think that schools in Kansas get a bad name for themselves because they teach that a theory is a theory and let people decide for themselves to believe it or not. Although, the whole state can not be as nice as that town...too bad. My favourite places in the states are in New England. There are plenty of awful things there too, but I think the good outweighs the bad. But nothing (I have seen) compares to southern Germany :D Where most everywhere looks like a garden, good schools, wonderful people and A81 to clear your mind. **Sighs and looks for a flight to Stuttgart**
Comment on Writing Press (2008-02-12 12:06:26)
If I had a computer that wrote things, it would say: "Help, I'm trapped! Please find a way to get me out. I need a nap... Cheers." LOL @ Q-delta Ach Du meine Güte! Using Rammstein to learn German ist wunderbar; just like living in Amerika.
Comment on The Lobby (2008-01-15 11:36:55)
Looks like a Opera house. Thuogh, I do not know which one. But I do not think it is any of the ones in Vienna, Paris, New york, Budapest, Venice, Boston or London.
Comment on The new KITT (2007-12-04 12:03:12)
@Phyreblade Interesting... I know some cops (hypos) that could not stand their Mustangs because they felt like they were 'coming off the ground' when over 120 MPH. But they were driving an older model (mid 90s). It would seem, on a road with curves and traffic, you need a sleek front and a low to the ground body to stay grounded and in good control. Because, a Mercedes, Porsche or even a regular truck will do 120 MPH in a straight line without shaking or any problems (yes, I do know from experience). It is when you start maneuvering that you may, have no problems, vibrate, shake, or roll. Most of my fast driving experience comes from the German Autobahn, and a little from the American highways. Which is why I can not understand driving so fast in a aerodynamically challenged vehicle. In Germany I see few wrecks and some sleek cars passing me at about 320 KPH (I don't like driving more then 240 KPH). In America I see upsidedown SUVs in the median, which never went over 90 MPH... hmmm I may be prejudiced... Meh, enough of my silly babbling. Yeah, for sure the cost was the factor in going with the Mustang. Not to mention that this could be a MAJOR boon for ford. In the time of the Hoff, people used to mod their cars to look like K.I.T.T. If the show takes off, I expect nothing less today. I'm sure Ford offered a VERY good deal for the use of the Mustang. We are all agreed then. K.I.T.T. must be a sleek car. **sends NBC a link to this page as proof of a needed change to K.I.T.T.**
Comment on The new KITT (2007-12-03 11:11:05)
I loved the original Knight Rider. A practical arguement for a different car. The Trans Am or "Black T-Top" (as it was referred to in the show) used in the original was a car that was designed to run up to 300 MPH (not the engine, but the shape of the body). Who would want to drive that Ford over 120 MPH? Even a sleek Mercedes shakes a little at 120. FORGET ABOUT SUPER PURSUIT MODE! How could this be close to a beliveable supercar? I suppose if the new K.I.T.T. obeys the traffic signs and laws, then, it will have no problem. But then, why bother having a supercar if you are going to stick to the traffic laws? This is what the new Knight Rider will be like... Officer: Do you know why I pulled you over? Michael: Why, no Officer. Officer: Well, it was your illegal use of your "turbo boost" on the road. Michael: I was chasing a bad guy. I needed to jump over some cars that were in my way. Officer: You are not a Policeman, Mr. Knight! You should have called the police. I will let you off with a warning this time, but no more pressing those "Turbo Boost, Super Pursuit mode, or any other fancy buttons on your dash. Michael: Ok. Thank you, Sir. See? The new Knight Rider series is doomed. Ford loving buttmunches are ruining my childhood.