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  Are you black or white ? ( just asking)

  by vitty in

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  please dont take offence but ive just realised something maybe its been touched on before,.but when i was reading the thread on bil cosby i read the one off obviously secret.

  now as i am a white person i assumed he was white until he stated he was black.

  so when i thought about it, i imagine everyone on this site is white, does everyone who is black imagine everyone else is black, and anyone oriental imagine everyone else is oriental.

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  chappy

  Beige skin, Brown hair, Grey beard, White teeth, Hazel eyes and a few other odds and ends here and there.

  chappy
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  How many raised in "the truth" have left??

  by L_A_Big_Dawg in

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  this subject has been gnawing at me for awhile now.. so many of you:.

  1) were raised in "the truth?".

  2) did you get baptized and at what age?.

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  chappy

  I was a fourth generation'er.

  Always felt uncomfortable with the whole thing.

  Was forced into going to meetings and service until mid teens.

  Never baptized.

  Got married at 23 (to non witness) - tried again to fit in and please family. Same uncomfortable feelings.

  Started real investigation of WTS in 1999 through books and internet.

  Never been back.

  later, chappy
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  UN inspectors: Saddam shipped out WMD before war and after

  by ThiChi in

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  i and others here have always stated that the question was not if iraq had wmd, but where did they go?

  looks like some here were too quick to judge the us on this issue... .

  funny too that the liberal press is not picking up the story.... un inspectors: saddam shipped out wmd before war and after special to world tribune.com .

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  Just one more reason to have not invaded Iraq. Before the invasion at least we knew where the weapons were.

  Check out this inside look at Dubya: http://www.rense.com/general53/worries.htm

  chappy
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  One more victory for the Christians and it sucks!!!

  by Atilla in

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  i saw that today the supreme court threw out the case with the atheist father arguing that the under god phrase in the pledge of allegiance was unconstitutional.

  i guess the case was thrown out on a technicality because the daughter does not live with her father but with her christian mother thus making the father's case invalid.

  i knew about this case but i did not realize that is was dubbie prez.

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  What do the words "Under God" have to do with Christianity? Seems to me the only people that would have a problem with it would be Athiests and possibly Panthiests. Most of the Athiests I know claim to be pretty enlightened so I don't see why two little words would be offensive to them.

  The way I read the first amendment, the much touted term "seperation of church and state" isn't there. Even if it could be interprited as such, the term "God" is one thing; "church" and "religion" are something entirely different.

  chappy
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  Your favourite cars / motors?

  by Celtic in

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  what is your favourite car / motor?

  who makes the best sports cars?

  (obviously discounting the american models which just look like shite and drive like a pregnant sow).

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  Favorite car - My 1987 BMW M6

  Best Engine - 427 Ford side oiler attached to a Shelby Cobra

  chappy
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  More UFO Boldness

  by metatron in

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  i have not seen any attempted 'debunking' of this shocking incident - or the belgian triangle many years ago.. the recent incident involving the mexican air force showed publically how contrary explanations are failing, as various.

  'experts' suggested ball lightning, weather balloons, and anything else they could think of.

  much the same happened.

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  This is a fresco hanging on a church wall in modern day Kosivo and is dated from the mid15th century. It's obvious to us what it is, but I find it hard to believe that people of that time could have dug up something like this from their imagination! What do you think?

  chappy

  
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  Blood Transfusion - RU Still Kicked Out?

  by chappy in

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  are blood fransfusions still an official disfellowshipping offence?

  i know the policy changed in 2000, but i "heard".

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  Are blood fransfusions still an official disfellowshipping offence? I know the policy changed in 2000, but I "heard"

  that it has been reversed.

  Thanks! chappy
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  Any science fiction freaks?

  by myauntfanny in

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  does anyone on here like science fiction?

  i've read everything by all my favourite writers and am looking for some new ones.

  any recommendations?

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  Sure, I really love most any type of Sci-Fi, but my preference is alternative science (Tesla, Sitchin etc.) conspiracy theory, hidden - "banned" history, UFO research. Much of this material can be easily debunked; however extensive reading and research reveals some VERY interesting and mind provoking facts.

  I have a cataloge with hundreds of these unusual and fastinating books and tapes. Go to:

  www.adventuresunlimitedpress.com to view what they have available or to order a free cataloge.

  later,

  chappy
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  Woman charged with murder after refusing C-section

  by sunshineToo in

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  http://www.ktvu.com/news/2917523/detail.html

  how stupid!

  she deserves to be in prison at least.

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  The law now makes exeption for the health of the mother. Problem is anything, including depression, can be construed as detrimental to the mothers health. The Justice Department has been attempting to view the records of women who have had D and C's in the last several months to verify if there were "valid" reasons for the proceedure. They have not met with success. Any way you look at it, a viable human is "terminated", ie: murdered via this proceedure. My point was why is this proceedure not considered murder and the C-section case is? Like I said...hypocritical!

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  Woman charged with murder after refusing C-section

  by sunshineToo in

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  http://www.ktvu.com/news/2917523/detail.html

  how stupid!

  she deserves to be in prison at least.

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  Something is seriously wrong with the justice system in this country. Why should this woman be charged with murder when it would have been perfectly legal for her to abort the fetus at 7 or 8 months? If she were suffering from say, depression, she would have had legal justification due to "health of the mother"; plus it would have been much more humane to deliver all but the head, gouge an instrument in the back of the neck creating an opening and insert a tube to suction out the brain. This of coarse wouldn't be murder; just her exercising the right to control her own body. No C-section, no scar, no child....perfectly legal.

  How do you spell Hypocritical folks???

  chappy