they'll stay anonymous...here is a pic of me taken recently, after a bad haircut (i was falling asleep in the chair at the time), for those who asked...have fun!.
also, i'm testing image insertion in posts, so consider this successful if you see a piccie of me!
and no, i'm no keanu reeves!
I LOVE digital cameras!
Here's me thinking about life, the universe, and everything except SEX.
This was the picture I took right before I trod on the camera!
I think I just sat on a giant knitting needle!
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
they'll stay anonymous...here is a pic of me taken recently, after a bad haircut (i was falling asleep in the chair at the time), for those who asked...have fun!.
also, i'm testing image insertion in posts, so consider this successful if you see a piccie of me!
and no, i'm no keanu reeves!
No gay, just love orange shirts. And vests. And have manicured fingernails. And my hairgel costs about 10% of my monthly paycheck. Oh, shit, I'm gay! NOT!
Seriously, I am straight, and LEGAL, and have a hard time convincing ppl of both here at home usually.
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
they'll stay anonymous...here is a pic of me taken recently, after a bad haircut (i was falling asleep in the chair at the time), for those who asked...have fun!.
also, i'm testing image insertion in posts, so consider this successful if you see a piccie of me!
and no, i'm no keanu reeves!
They'll stay anonymous...here is a pic of me taken recently, after a bad haircut (I was falling asleep in the chair at the time), for those who asked...have fun!
Also, I'm testing image insertion in posts, so consider this successful if you see a piccie of me!
And no, I'm no Keanu Reeves! Hehe...
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
for 'lookin' who stated in another thread that he was asked to leave bethel after 8 years because he was injured.. is there any form of worker's comp if you are injured at bethel?
is there any disability insurance if you are disabled?.
how does this whole thing work?.
Bethel is like a prison. It's just a scam to get lots of young, uneducated teenage/early 20's kids to work their asses off for the Society, and then they usually find themselves back in the world with no real way to earn a living except as a McDonald's team member.
Very, very sad indeed. I went to Bethel just once, and that was what convinced me. I never saw the coat-hanger dudes though...
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
on national public radio, they have an astronomy program called.
"earth and sky".
this morning they covered the question of.
It's so arrogant for us to think that God would devote his exclusive attention to US.
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
this is the strangest thing that i have ever seen, and i have to ask cuz it's just sooooooo wacky, i'm just wondering what the hell it means: the jw guy that i have been seeing, well, he sometimes would wear two pairs of underwear?????
is this usual to witnesses, or is he just trying to protect his goodies?
or is he just a freak?????
Abbadon! Who is this friend of yours! A South African! At last! I love exclamation marks! Don't you!
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
since you are both rabid jw's:.
armageddon: what is your belief of how your life will be immediatly following armageddon?
what is your belief of how your life will be within 1-5 years of armageddon?
This is another thing that has always vexed me. What if there was a thriving human colony on the moon when Harmageddon arrived? Hmmm?
This is an essential failing of the credibility of the Bible. If God knew that we could live on the moon one day, he would have extended the scope of Harmageddon to cover it too. But from what you read in the Bible, everything involves ONLY the Earth.
Conclusion: Let's get our asses in gear and build a moon/mars colony, so we don't get swept away with the rest of the 'goat class' during whatever the hell Harmageddon is. We're pretty safe on the Moon, according to the Bible, as it's not even mentioned.
And don't tell me God is everywhere...the Bible was obviously inspired and written by PEOPLE, who couldn't even conceive that we would be able to live on another world in the future. In fact, they didn't even really know much about other worlds in general. They thought the world was flat.
Oh boy, lemme guess, you're going to bring that 'circle of the Earth' argument to fore now. Yup, as I was expecting. Sigh.
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
i want to report the most significant thing that ever happened to.
it is an event that i haven't been able to integrate into my.
life.
Messenger: Please, gimme a break, demons are *SO* 2001, God help us, get with the times. Britney Spears in a tight tank top is far more dangerous than any monstrous demon to a dub teenager, believe me :)
Proplog! WACK! Oddly enough, I've been studying UFO abduction/sighting reports for years and years now, but have never seen anything even *slightly* unusual. :( This sux big time.
I also find this whole 'little green men' thing very insulting to my intelligence (or lack of it, as some of my friends keep asserting). Parallel evolution is so unlikely that even if there were aliens, they would be completely incomprehensibly alien to us. There is no way in hell (no pun intended for sensitive readers) that we could hope to even 'comprehend' these creatures/spirits/gas bags/whatever. Of course, we could all be like Messenger and call them 'demons' and instantly label them 'Satanic' or something, even if the aliens themselves were completely unable to speak any human language, let alone understand the very human concept of 'Satan' or 'Demon'. Maybe they'd just think we were complimenting them and rain molten sulphur on us as a thank-you present.
Question to Messenger: If a little green man landed his ship on your lawn tomorrow and said to you: "I have taken Jesus into my life!", what would you say?
I'm guessing you would say: "Sorry, bud, humans only. No incredibly intelligent little green men who probably have sixteen times my brain mass and are capable of a thousand million times more empathy and tenderness than myself may be saved, you will all die in the Earthly event called Harmagedon, coming real soon now, because you are demonic and deserve to die, Satanic spirit!"
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
an article in the daily express today cites a study that claims the average person is getting brainier.it claims,.
"the average child in britian today would have been hailed a genius 60 years ago".
do you think this is true?.
First you have to consider what you're talking about: intelligence versus knowledge. IMHO, intelligence is the *ability* to *gain* knowledge, while knowledge is just a bunch of facts connected and gathered by *intelligence*. Inteligence is your neurons. Knowledge is the impulses which travel along them. Personality is the standing 4 dimensional holographic wave formed by the quantum interaction of the electrons in those waves. Soul is another thing entirely...but I won't go into that, I refuse to spark a flame war...let's just say that the soul is something nobody can define, which rides above the sea of choas at the base of reality. Or maybe it doesn't. I don't know - you tell me! :)
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
yada yada yada the truth answered the questions with sense but u still are bitter demonic humans its sad that u hate the truth but soon jehovah will send a fire ball with your name on it cheers.
i had to show this to some nonjw today is friday and here in dc most gov workers are off till the 7th.
we have over 450 folks in this office and only 21 folks are logged in and 7 which are the folks here in the it dept so it is slow- we got folks cleaning all the "space bars" on the pcs on the floor smile.
Laughing @ ExpatBrit!
"I see no good reasons why the views given in this volume should shock the religious sensibilities of anyone." -- Charles Darwin, The Origin Of Species, 1869.
