what, no pioneer spit fans? booooo
coolhandluke
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six degrees of dredlock seperation
by coolhandluke inso apparently i am highly recognizable.
large dredlocked black man living in colorado with odd sense of humor posts on discussion board is a t-shirt that i didn't know i was wearing.
:) i went to a local eatery where they call out your name when your sandwich is prepared.
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six degrees of dredlock seperation
by coolhandluke inso apparently i am highly recognizable.
large dredlocked black man living in colorado with odd sense of humor posts on discussion board is a t-shirt that i didn't know i was wearing.
:) i went to a local eatery where they call out your name when your sandwich is prepared.
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coolhandluke
so apparently i am highly recognizable. large dredlocked black man living in colorado with odd sense of humor posts on discussion board is a t-shirt that i didn't know i was wearing. :) i went to a local eatery where they call out your name when your sandwich is prepared. on my sandwich wrapper i wrote 'captain jack sparrow'. on my shake i wrote 'optimus prime'. i find such things hilarious. i sit down and as i'm unwrapping my sandwich a very plesant faced attractive woman says to me, 'is your name dominick?' i think, hey, its my lucky day - not only do i have a stalker, she's an attractive stalker. she extends a hand to shake my own and pulls me a bit closer to her. she says in my ear, 'im pioneer spit.' how freaking random and cool. so we exchange plesantries, resume eating and then part with a handshake that has lingering jw remanants - genuine, telling and honest. we shared a moment of random convergence. i knew her story, she knew mine and there was an odd sense of comfort. cool woman.
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One Sentence
by joannadandy ini look back on all my posts here sometimes (ok not literally - i'm too verbose to look at all of them) and can't believe where i am today.
not that i am sitting on top of the world as the most successful person - but the small victories i have achieved over the past few years really did seem impossible to my pessimistic and damaged little mind when i first started posting here.
when i look back i have a lot of anger in my first posts - and man oh man what a rocky relationship with my parents.
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coolhandluke
feeling choked up over here. we aint exactly mushy people. i think you know how i feel about you and what you just wrote. yeah. that'll do
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If not for the 'truth' I'd be a serial killer
by coolhandluke inlet me explain that.
i think humans go through these phases where we see things and experience things that begin to callouse our minds.
my dad is an amazing dichotomy of loving and violent.
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coolhandluke
i have no recollection of this but my mother retells the story. she says that when i was a kid i had an affinity for killing bugs that there was a glee in my face as i was doing it. she bought a cat for me when i was under the age of three. says that i had no concept of right and wrong when it came to others at that age and that i would torture this cat. now thinking about it, i feel bad. i think though that is a learned behavior. there are times i find it personally humorous to think of torture of animals, of humans but then there is a switch inside and then i feel nauseous. rather embarassing to admit in some ways.
my mom gave the cat away. she was afraid i'd kill it.
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If not for the 'truth' I'd be a serial killer
by coolhandluke inlet me explain that.
i think humans go through these phases where we see things and experience things that begin to callouse our minds.
my dad is an amazing dichotomy of loving and violent.
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coolhandluke
I always thought I would've ended up a high-class escort if not for the "truth". Not even sure why.
i'd patronize that service.
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If not for the 'truth' I'd be a serial killer
by coolhandluke inlet me explain that.
i think humans go through these phases where we see things and experience things that begin to callouse our minds.
my dad is an amazing dichotomy of loving and violent.
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coolhandluke
im pretty sure if not for 'the truth' my mom would have killed herself. she has tried before. it gives her something to hope for. that is why i dont try to take it from her. i guess i'm just talking about tendancies for bad. i have them in droves. the things that keep me on this side of that equation have to do with being trained as i was. imho.
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Being a Pro-Life Atheist
by B_Deserter init's strange and i'm not sure if it's because of my upbringing, but i just can't be pro-choice.
i just don't see the rational justification (other than a situation where the mother's life is in danger).
i don't, however, see a problem with stuff like the morning-after pill, when the embryo is just a group of cells with no consciousness.
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coolhandluke
perhaps I don't see life as having as much value as you. perhaps if people did not waste their lives as they do, it would have greater substance to me to attempt to protect it. the only purpose of life is to feed on life and to propagate itself. there isn't some higher purpose to it and there is not a soul on earth who can say any differently with any sort of certainty.
better to be unwanted/abused/unloved/? do you know the type of person that produces? better not to exist. believe me. that is the more 'loving' course.
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Being a Pro-Life Atheist
by B_Deserter init's strange and i'm not sure if it's because of my upbringing, but i just can't be pro-choice.
i just don't see the rational justification (other than a situation where the mother's life is in danger).
i don't, however, see a problem with stuff like the morning-after pill, when the embryo is just a group of cells with no consciousness.
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coolhandluke
OK - so should you be allowed to do anything you want "in your house"? Can you kill your children who happen to be out of the womb?
don't be pedantic. you saw me say the bit about my freedoms not compromising yours. my children are my responsibility. as long as they are warm, taught, cared for and loved, you have no responsibility toward them. now i know what you're going to say, "oh well luke the fact that you'd kill your children as a form of birth control means that i need to step in with my moral compass because yours is off". well thanks, i appreciate your assertion that my ability to make decisions based on my life experience is some how equated to being of less value than the decisions based on yours. it basically makes me want to curse you out.
I've been on both sides of this issue. Once a girlfriend told me that in order to protect me and my future, if she were to be pregnant, she'd abort the child and not tell me. I broke down and cried. On the other side, one of my closest friends growing up was the result of a rape. I talked her out of killing herself on a near daily basis. You tell me is it better for a child to know that they were unwanted, to always have a hole in their soul, knowing that they were a mistake or perhaps to be brought into the world at a disadvantage from circumstance or an inability to be cared for than to never exist at all? Perhaps my moral compass is off from your perspective but your one stop answer shop, cookie cutter approach to solving problems in what appears to be a rather narrow scope of thinking is also "off".
luke of the "morally repugnant" class
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If not for the 'truth' I'd be a serial killer
by coolhandluke inlet me explain that.
i think humans go through these phases where we see things and experience things that begin to callouse our minds.
my dad is an amazing dichotomy of loving and violent.
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coolhandluke
Let me explain that.
I think humans go through these phases where we see things and experience things that begin to callouse our minds. My dad is an amazing dichotomy of loving and violent. I know that he has killed people in self defense. I have watched him stab people for making him feel threatened. This same man will cry at sad movies, hug and kiss me when we see each other. Odd. I think the attraction to my mom was for much the same reason. My mother can be extremely heartless, calculating, ruthless to a fault, hard as a coffin nail. At the same time she gets her feelings hurt so easily.
If my mom had not gone back into her childhood religion when I began to talk I'd most assuredly have been raised selling/cooking drugs, stabbing people, hurting people with little regard for inhibitions. My mom has this innate sense of justice and I think she transferred it to me. The JW programming seems to keep in check this feeling that appears in the back of my mind when it is transgressed. The feeling isn't a feeling so much as a color. Red. The times that it appears feel good. It feels warm and I almost always want to give into it. There are days where I thank my mother profusely for the man that she taught me to be instead of the man that she could have allowed me to be.
Besides college educated what would you be or not be if not for 'the truth'?
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Being a Pro-Life Atheist
by B_Deserter init's strange and i'm not sure if it's because of my upbringing, but i just can't be pro-choice.
i just don't see the rational justification (other than a situation where the mother's life is in danger).
i don't, however, see a problem with stuff like the morning-after pill, when the embryo is just a group of cells with no consciousness.
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coolhandluke
here is my beef to the whole thing. i control me and my house. i don't care what you do in your house as long as it doesnt affect mine. that is the bottom line. i don't need the government or anyone else to tell me how to run my affairs. as long as the exercise of my freedoms doesn't compromise yours, more power to me and vice versa.