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We need seperate human-only games for MP/PBEM that dont include the over-simplifications required to have a good AI
If any man be thirsty, let him come unto me and drink. Vampire 7:37
Just one old soldiers opinion. E Tenebris Lux. Pax quaeritur bello.
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Originally posted by SpencerH
Because its a red-herring. Save it for the fundamentalist types.
Well I dont 'get' the flood story either. But is the idea that god exists (without proof) and that it created the universe so antithical to you? I see no proof that god exists, and I dont believe in god either, but "there are stranger things under heaven and earth Horatio". I'm willing to accept a small possibility.
Give up this odd version of me you have in your head please. Its getting really tiresome to see the exact thing time after time no matter how many times I point out that its wrong.
Now thats a viewpoint that ckweb might argue. I hope he will.
I believe its called faith, some take it to extremes, others dont.
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Oh my gawd! Not this thread again!!
Don't you guys get it? You can't just say the last debate doesn't count because you lost!
I could dismantle the bible from most "factual" claims, but it has been done so many times before. I don't want to listen to creationist nonsense any more. You are so far from the truth that you look totally ridiculous trying to defend the indefensible.
If you want to believe in your faith, go right ahead. We won't stop you. BUT, don't try and enforce your delusional ideas on our children by changing school curriculums and entrenching ignorance. Science's only crime is that it seeks the truth, regardless of what that may be. You're trying to ensure that the truth, at least preceived, fits within the mantra of the bible. Insisting on one "truth", regardless of facts to the contrary, is hardly the truth at all!!!
I'm sorry i don't have the patience Ethelred has, but you blokes sh*t me to tears!
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Re: Eighteen Inches!
Originally posted by Troll
This is indeed a Test, and it is simple to pass, Accept JESUS CHRIST as your personal Lord and Savior or deny him and spend eternity in Hell. Not a halfway house for good behavior or self worth as a count of your deeds performed on earth, or what alms were or were not performed, but simple childlike faith in the One whom died for the ransom of our Sinfulness.
Troll
Do you honestly think, assuming that god exists, that he would condemn scientists to hell for searching for the truth? He would condemn me me for using my brain and trying to find out how the universe works? WHAT A COMPLETE BASTARD!!!
Seriously, if YOU were a god and you wanted beings to follow you blindly, wouldn't you make them a bit less intelligent?We can make robots to do whatever we say, but they're hardly going to give you intellectual stimulation, are they? Wouldn't it be somewhat tiresome after a few millenia?
Just remember - it's your faith because you were indoctrinated. That's fine, because it comes with many sound principles, but let's face it - you wouldn't spontaneously believe in Jesus Christ as being the son of god if no one told you it was so.
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Re: Eighteen Inches!
Originally posted by Troll
Eighteen Inches. Thats the difference for those of us whom believe in JESUS CHRIST as our personal Lord and Savior.
Eighteen Inches.........the difference between "Head" knowledge..all you so called experts of science and literature and writings.......and "Heart" knowlege, knowing JESUS CHRIST as your personal Lord and Savior.
But I cant argue the point, because knowing JESUS CHRIST is a matter of Faith, and if you dont have Faith than what He, GOD offered up as an Atonement for our Human Sinfulness, than this is foolishness to man in his own thought process.
I pray, and yes you folks can ridicule me, not a problem, I only offer up a testimony, but one day, sooner than you think, you will appear before the Master, and He will look to his Son, JESUS CHRIST and then He will either say "Well done thou good and faithful servant, or Depart from me you worker of iniquity!
It is sad, those whom try to rationalize to a point, because Faith is what God's plan of Salvation is based upon.
This is indeed a Test, and it is simple to pass, Accept JESUS CHRIST as your personal Lord and Savior or deny him and spend eternity in Hell. Not a halfway house for good behavior or self worth as a count of your deeds performed on earth, or what alms were or were not performed, but simple childlike faith in the One whom died for the ransom of our Sinfulness.
Troll
You should also not ridicule your Catholic brothers with veiled criticisms of their theology. If you want to raise objections with their theology, you should do so in a meaningful way. We all see as if through glass dimly and your theology (even from your short post) has flaws just as Catholic theology does.Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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Re: Re: Eighteen Inches!
Originally posted by ckweb
Troll: "Heart" knowledge does not exempt one from pursuing "Head" knowledge. I know Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour. Read how the citizens of Berea responded to Paul when he spoke to them as it is recorded in Acts. Mark Noll in his book, "The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind," rightly observed that Evangelicals have abdicated the mind when clearly God gave us one to employ. You should not ridicule those who would engage in reasoned discussion nor should you imply their condemnation. God alone saves and God alone condemns!
You should also not ridicule your Catholic brothers with veiled criticisms of their theology. If you want to raise objections with their theology, you should do so in a meaningful way. We all see as if through glass dimly and your theology (even from your short post) has flaws just as Catholic theology does.
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Originally posted by Ethelred
Actual not alleged. You make statements that do not include quotes but are actualy your perception of what I have said. This simply created even more misperception. Both in yourself and in others that read it. Things get mixed together over time and your versions of what I say get mixed up with the real thing.
Originally posted by Ethelred
That IS THE CAUSE of the misperceptions. If you would take the time you might start dealing with I actually say instead of the model you have in your mind. I find that I do that if I do not check. I see no reason to think you are immune to this as it seems to be human nature. Please in the future actually post what I realy say and not your restatements as they often change the real meaning.
If you were better at it I wouldn't need to ask that you do this. I am not that good myself either. Its sheer laziness when I do it. Usually its OK but sometimes its not.
Originally posted by Ethelred
YET AGAIN you change the meaning. Again:
"The Bible is a collection of myths legends and often dubious history"
Not once have I claimed it was all fiction. For one thing the people of that time did always make much of a distinction between fiction and fact in books.
Fictional stories are just fiction. You have a different definition of true than I use. You have this concept of Eternal Truths. I don't. I am thinking true/false or factual/fictional as well as precise/fuzzy.
Again that is entirely your perception. I am using the term stories to denote that its not a true statement about real historical events. You also say many of the things in the Bible are just stories and not real events. The Flood being the most obvious example and I suspect you would treat Job the same why. Its just a story. That is in no way pejoritive. Stories can be good entertainment or even upon occasion insightfull. They are however not a sign from a hypothetical god.
I agree that our semantics are not on the same wave length when it comes to terms like "true/untrue", historical, literal, relevant, irrelevant, etc. I pointed this out sometime ago in this thread and it continues to make things confusing. It is why I attempt to rephrase things in my own words so that I can see if I am following you properly on your points.
Again and again, I have stated that I am not attempting to convince you that the Bible proves the existence of God. First, because in and of itself, it does not. Second, I don't think you would be convinced of it anyways.
Originally posted by Ethelred
Even in you post about your beliefs you don't claim that the Bible is the source of your beliefs. You beliefs seem to be based largely on the beliefs of others and two events that are only documented in the Bible. Those both could be stories just as the Flood is a story.
The Flood Story is distinguished from the national revelation at Sinai and the resurrection of Jesus in many respects. First, the latter two are not of the same genre nor in the same section of the Bible as the former. Second, the latter two have corresponding sociological and anthropological proofs that strongly suggest their likelihood. Third, the community of faith is based on direct witness to the latter two events.
But, I can see how from your perspective they still remain stories. In order to convict me of the same, however, you would have to offer me convincing explanations for how Israel's (I'm talking historical Israel here not modern Israel) rich socio-political, religious, and cultural heritage developed in the absence of an actual experience at Sinai. On this point, it would not be an easy task. Lemche and Seters, two excellent yet misguided scholars, have proposed to do this very thing but they remain fringe voices because their theories are overly reductionistic and fail to provide sufficient explanation for the literature of the biblical text in the absence of the historical events that allegedly precipitated it.
Originally posted by Ethelred
I give them great value in that regard. Its shows the Bible is a not a good source of information about any hypothetical god. It can't be trusted as so much is wrong. A Flood story that is true is usefull in that respect. A Flood story that is fictional is not. I do not see how it could be usefull if its fiction except in the same way as any other story. Which give the Flood story the same exact usefullness as Gilgamesh.
I am pretty sure you do not consider Gilgamesh usefull in understanding god so why do you find the Flood at all usefull?
So just what are they good for besides entertainment? You seem to be insisting they have some intrinsic value regarding your version of god even though you think they are fiction. Remember the context of the discusion. This is a discusion about religious beliefs in god not compative literature.
Also, apart from its religious significance, the Flood Story and the Gilgamesh Epic are insightful as cultural artifacts. They point to how people thought about the world around them in the Ancient Near East. I find that fascinating because for me, even though they may have been ignorant of science, they were interesting people who did interesting things.
Originally posted by Ethelred
If you want to read for literary purposes that is fine by me. I prefer Irish and Norse myths myself. Less killing but more blood and thunder. Or is that thud and blunder when Thor is involved?
Originally posted by Ethelred
I am still waiting for you to show some religious value to something that even you admit is often fiction. Specificly Genesis. Other parts of the Bible are not fictional although much of it is clearly told through a purely Jewish point of view.
About how I find religious value in the Bible... first, as I've pointed out, there are historical events contained therein that have enormous religious significance (i.e. the national revelation of Sinai and the resurrection of Jesus). second, fiction can have religious value because the author is still making a point about the world around him even if he is using fictional characters to do it. The perfect example is Job. One of the primary reasons for the book of Job is to show the logical flaw in Israel's own retribution theology (the idea that God rewards the good and punishes the bad). The argument of Job is that sometimes bad things happen to good people and so God's purposes can not be summed up in the simple dichotomy of retribution theology (even if that is how he chooses to work at times). third, as a cultural artifact, the Bible has religious value by showing me how people over the span of one and half millenia wrestled with the issues of their faith and reconciled it to the world they lived in. fourth, the Bible also contains much practical advice, especially in Proverbs, the words of Jesus and the Epistles of the NT. fifth, the worldview of many scriptural texts helps me to reflect on the world I live in and put things in proper perspective (Eccl. in particular). sixth, the simple beauty and genius of some passages serve as encouragement to me. I could go on but suffice it to say that the Bible (whether in its fictional elements or in its non-fiction) is of exceeding religious value to me and members of my community of faith.
Originally posted by Ethelred
Your statments claiming I actually believe the Bible to be as the Fundamentalists claim clearly shows this perception on your part.
Originally posted by Ethelred
I don't care if its attributed to divinity. I don't accept the claim. Its not divine if the god does not exist.
I note here that you did not address the other part of that. So I will ask again to be sure just how extensive you definition of a divine name is.
Do Thor, Odin, Jupter, and Zuess qualify as divine names?
To me they are not. So neither is the name of the god of the Bible. A name you seem reluctant to use.
Thor, Odin, Jupiter and Zeus are divine names within the world of the literature in which they were penned. Are they divine names of the god of the Hebrew Bible? Obviously not.
I'm reluctant to use the divine name of the Hebrew Bible in public forum where members of the Jewish Orthodox tradition might be present. The use of the divine name, even in writing other than the Bible, is strictly forbidden by Orthodox Jews and it is regarded with great offense when it is used. I directed you in a previous post to visit my website where it is used quite frequently in my essays. I use it there because my website is an explicitly Christian one and as a Christian I have no qualms with employing the divine name myself.
Originally posted by Ethelred
However it does show that there is more than one author and that is significant consdering how many people think the Pentateuch was entirely the work of Moses. Why they do I cannot fathom since it includes his death. Its darn hard for a corpse to write about its death.
Originally posted by Ethelred
I find it to be less than fully convincing. Its very plausible but not certain since as I said there is evidence that Jews at one time were polytheistic and that could be the cause of some storys using a plural word.
Originally posted by Ethelred
It has relevance. I did not simply allege it. The Golden Calf story alone shows the Jews were not far removed from polytheism at one time.
Second, you misread the Calf Story. That is a bad example of the polytheistic tendencies within Israelite society. If you read the passage, the bull is meant to be God's mount. The offense of the Golden Calf was that it was syncretistic not that it was polytheistic. But, that aside, there are some significant problem in the Golden Calf narrative. It appears to be a secondary text added into the wilderness wanderings narrative or at the very least, it was edited at a later date in order to discredit Jeroboam's golden calves at Bethel and Dan. But, that is a whole other issue.
Originally posted by Ethelred
No. I can't. God capitalized is for a real god only. I know of none. I want to make it clear that I am talking about a specific god. Not all people are christians you know and not all people that join religious discusions are christians even if they think there is a creator.
Frankly I think you are upset over my use of the word Jehovah for religious reason. It used to be a stoning offense to say the name of the Jewish god. Your refusal to offer an alternative shows that there is a hidden agenda here. God capitalized is neither correct for me nor sufficient for my use. It must be a specific god since we are not talking about a general creator. You are not a Deist.
By the way I don't capitalize christian for a reason. Its generic to me. I do capitalize specific christian beliefs. Catholic, Baptist, Marinite and such all get capitalized. Islam is less balkinized so I don't bother with the distinctions there.
Originally posted by Ethelred
The Islamic god is the same as your god. Just ask a Moslem.
Originally posted by Ethelred
Now the agenda is no longer hidden. I am not beholden to your religious squemishness. I will not be struck by lightening for saying or writing god. I am not Jewish and the Jews don't do that because of tradition but because its againt their religion. Christians do it too sometimes.
Am I also to deliberatly leave out part of Quetzalcoatal if I talk about Aztec gods as well? Sure would be easier to type anyway.
Originally posted by Ethelred
You sure have some odd ideas up there. The JW god is the same god as you have. So do the Mormons, well the Mormons think so anyway. They are wacked though I will agree with you on that. Calling a 20 year old an Elder is only one minor indication of peculiar thinking.
Oh by the way the Mormons get just as annoyed with me as you do. More so in at least one instance. I can't quote some of Elder UltraJared here. It would be full of asterisks. He never apologized even after he admited that I was telling the truth about a real event. (the massacre in Utah of about 150 non-Morman imigrants by some Mormons).
Though they often deny it, the Mormons are essentially polytheistic, believing in three gods. Ergo, they do not believe in the Trinity. Ergo, . . . oh you get the drift!!
Mormonism is wacked on so many levels it's not even funny. It is really a testament to the power of propaganda that Mormonism maintains its parishioners.
Originally posted by Ethelred
I fully agree. There is however nothing special in that. Nothing unique to the Bible in that.
Originally posted by Ethelred
Stuff in the Hittite diplomatic archives. Surprisingly little in Egypt however. There is some possibilty that the Hicksos were Israelites.
It is doubtful that the Hyksos were Hebrews. They were probably Semitic peoples and it may be during this time that Joseph rose to prominence in Egypt but even that is uncertain as the dating is tenuous.
Originally posted by Ethelred
This is know as preaching to the choir. That is I know these things. Well I don't know about the two distints accounts but the general idea anyway. It looks a lot like one to me. Perhaps in the Hebrew its more clear.
Second Story ("E"): Genesis 6:9-22; 7:6, 11, 13-16a, 18-21, 24; 8:1-2a, 3b-5, 7, 13a, 14-19; 9:1-17.
Editorial Additions ("P"?): Genesis 7:3a, 7ab, 8-9, 17a, in 23 "they were blotted out from the earth".
This is the source division of Martin Noth. There are scholarly disagreements that shift a few verses from one story to the other or to editorial additions but for the most part, this outline is accepted. Read the first and second story as I've laid them out. You'll find it very interesting that they are totally coherent (I'm not saying true or accurate just coherent) stories by themselves. It kind of surprised me when I read it.Last edited by ckweb; June 19, 2002, 03:26.Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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Originally posted by Ethelred
Genesis one and two being one of the more obvious doublets.
That is believed to be the source of the Elohim/Jehova dichotomy. The doublets have the differing versions of the reference to god.
Yes, the different use of divine names is considered a reflection of different theologies of the two kingdoms of Israel and is often used as a key to deciphering the sources underlying the first four books of the Pentateuch.
Originally posted by Ethelred
Often not so plausible as in the Flood, the Tower of Bable and the Exodus slaughter of Egyptians.
What do you mean by the Exodus slaughter of the Egyptians? Are you referring to the tenth plague or the Sea of Reeds incident?
Originally posted by Ethelred
Stable or not its not evidence that such an interaction ever occured.
Originally posted by Ethelred
Precise dating yes. There realy was no such thing as Isreal prior to Moses anyway. Actually prior to Joshua as Moses was a nomad except when in Egypt.
Originally posted by Ethelred
Oh dear you missed one. True its fiction but is pretty clear that Abraham saw Jehovah in the story. He even washed his feet according to the Bible in Genesis 18.
Accoding to Genesis 18 he must. He ate. Hard to eat without a face.
Genesis 18 looks like a patch job to me. I think it was tacked on later to justify the morals of killing everone in two towns.
No miracle is needed for both the towns to burn down the same night. That happened in the US once. The day of the Chicago fire another city had an even worse one, it was so bad no one knew about it for days after the Chicago fire took over the papers. That other city's fire has a know cause AND the cause could be the same as the cause of the Chicago fire.
The cause was meteor. Fire from the sky.
You seem pretty definite that the cause was a meteor. What's your physical evidence? Incidentally, even if it was a meteor, whose to say God didn't send it? Besides, Sodom and Gomorrah were an accident waiting to happen. They were located on pure saltpeter, which of course the residents had little clue of its potent potential. Damn scientists hadn't invented Gunpowder, yet! They were probably playing on Deity level!Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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Originally posted by Aeson
But of course it's alright to mock Mormons for their belief system.. right?
But, really, Mormonism is such a fraud that it should be illegal. Its adherents need to be protected from their own gullibility.
The Lost Tribe of Dan?
Jesus Christ appears to a tribe of non-existent North American Indians who sport weaponry and tools beyond their scientific age of advancement?
Joseph Smith translates Golden Plates and then loses them? All the signees of the certificate of authenticity recant?
The Book of Mormon has undergone amazing levels of editorial revision?
Talk about racist doctrines?
There are beyond problems here!!Last edited by ckweb; June 19, 2002, 03:04.Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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Originally posted by Lung
Oh my gawd! Not this thread again!!
Don't you guys get it? You can't just say the last debate doesn't count because you lost!
I could dismantle the bible from most "factual" claims, but it has been done so many times before. I don't want to listen to creationist nonsense any more. You are so far from the truth that you look totally ridiculous trying to defend the indefensible.
If you want to believe in your faith, go right ahead. We won't stop you. BUT, don't try and enforce your delusional ideas on our children by changing school curriculums and entrenching ignorance. Science's only crime is that it seeks the truth, regardless of what that may be. You're trying to ensure that the truth, at least preceived, fits within the mantra of the bible. Insisting on one "truth", regardless of facts to the contrary, is hardly the truth at all!!!
I'm sorry i don't have the patience Ethelred has, but you blokes sh*t me to tears!Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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Originally posted by Ethelred
SOME. Hordes is more accurate. Thats why I passed over this to get to the others first.
Depends on who I am discussing it with at the time. To me its all myth, legend and a possible touch of some history.
I have covered this exceeding well already. Only your stubborn insistence on holding on to a false perception has you continuing with this line. Please try another. I don't like talking to brick walls except to practice my voice impressions.
Why do you ask this again since you allready made a post where you seemed to have finally got the right idea. Did you lose your memory between one post and the next?
Why should I? I know why you do but there is no real reasoning involved in your thinking. Most of it is pure bandwagon and the rest is based on unsupported claims in the Bible.
The total lack of evidence for them. You have to believe the Bible to believe it constitutes evidence. Your thinking is circular on this. The Bible says it happened therefor it happened. Thats circular.
By the way that whole of Isreal was not there even if it did happen. Only the Jews from Egypt were. There were Jews that never left the fertile crescent.
I don't need to account for it as nothing supernatural was involved. All religions evolve for one. Judaism has only grow by population growth and Christianity got lucky in Constantines use of it for political purposes. Often it has spread by axe and sword as in the case of Norway. Or Musket and cannon as in Mexico.
Not if you keep on with the same misperceptions about my method of reading the Bible when dealing with fundamentalists. I thought you had decided to get over that.
I take it that the word is new to you.
Agnositcs DON'T believe. At all. Atheists often have a belief about god. Those that don't are really Agnostics that have been cowed into taking a stand they don't actually hold. For some reason there are people that like to sneer at Agnostics as fence sitters. Slowhand for one.
There may be a god but I see no evidence for one. I don't live my life on belief. I like evidence.
Simply. No more as there is no evidence.
I believe in the church of baseball - Annie Savoy in Bull Durum.
Actually I am a Lakers fan. The team is god and Chick Hearn is the prophet. For another year anyway, at 85 he really can't keep doing the broadcasting much longer. Baseball is ssssllllloooooowwww and I don't like the present Dodger owner so I am sticking with Basketball till he sells.
I answered that allready. Its a silly thing to say. Mankind has inherent self interest and people that don't understand that others might have different interests call the results of the differences evil. Thats not being realistic.
You want evil try Charles Ng or Charly Manson. Don't name your children Charles.
Self interested.
The same way christians do minus the god part. The golden rule. Treat others as you would like to be treated. Treat those that can't manage to do that themselves as you must to survive.
B and C not A. There is at least some instinct involved in human socialization. Those with less of the instinct make better salesmen. Those with nearly none are very dangerous. The two Charles above for instance.
The golden rule and survival when dealing with the socialy dangerous.
I will point out to you that Agnostics and Atheist are much more prevalent in the general population than in the prison population. Non-believers don't have anywhere near as many problems with acting in a moral manner as christians do or the non-believers would be majority of the prison population or at least of a greater percentage than in the general population.
Thats a contradiction in terms.Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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Re: Eighteen Inches!
Originally posted by Troll
Eighteen Inches.
Eighteen Inches.........the difference between "Head" knowledge
..all you so called experts of science and literature and writings.
as your personal Lord
But I cant argue the point, because knowing JESUS CHRIST
is a matter of Faith,
and if you dont have Faith than what He, GOD
Maybe you shouldn't get a hold of yourself so often. Perhaps that would be better.
offered up as an Atonement for our Human Sinfulness,
and yes you folks can ridicule me,
not a problem, I only offer up a testimony,
but one day, sooner than you think, you will appear before the Master,
and He will look to his Son,
JESUS CHRIST
and then He will either say "Well done thou good and faithful servant,
or Depart from me you worker of iniquity!
It is sad, those whom try to rationalize to a point,
because Faith
This is indeed a Test,
and it is simple to pass,
Accept JESUS CHRIST
as your personal Lord
spend eternity in Hell.
Not a halfway house for good behavior
or self worth as a count of your deeds
performed on earth
, or what alms were or were not performed,
but simple childlike
faith in the One
whom died for the ransom
Troll
Now that is how to carefully edit someones post. Trolls deserve it as they spend too much time under bridges.
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Originally posted by Ethelred
Stuff in the Hittite diplomatic archives. Surprisingly little in Egypt however. There is some possibilty that the Hicksos were Israelites.
Samething happened when the Tel-Dan inscription was found. Lemche and Seters took along time to recover from that one. Oh they tried to fight it for awhile but inevitably they had to admit that Tel-Dan provide external corroboration to the "House of David".Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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Re: Re: Eighteen Inches!
Originally posted by Ethelred
Troll it really isn't 18 inches. Trust me on this. Long Dong Silver was wearing a prosthetic. Even it had been real it wouldn't have been 18 inches as the guy was no more tha 5'9" and at a half inch short of six of feet its still only 14 inches from my groin to my knee.
Just get over it. Its not real. Think with your big head instead of the little one.
I know you don't want the truth but I have this from experts in the field of Special Effects Makeup. I read every copy of Cinefex and I know a fake apendage when I see one.
Look its OK by me if you prefer men to women but don't you think thats just tad excessive.
Yes indeed it was large but please don't swear like that. You will upset the straights.
Its a matter of fact. The man wore a latex prosthetic.
Get a hold of yourself man and stop taking the lords name in vain over this.
Maybe you shouldn't get a hold of yourself so often. Perhaps that would be better.
I don't think holding your self qualifies as atonement, Troll. I am pretty sure on this but perhaps your cult has other ideas.
We would never do that Troll. We are just trying to help you get over this obsession of yours. Get some girly magazines and try to remember that all trolls are male as they reproduce by fission.
Keep your hands off those in public. It embaresses people to see that. No one wants your testicles. Keep them as you may some day find a use for them.
I am not into B&D. Nor S&M either. Really you are getting to be too much here.
Incest is not best Troll. Whoever told you that was not a good person.
If you don't stop swearing you are liable to wind up in Mingapulco.
I only do the maid and master bit with women.
Sorry but you seem to have mistaken me for a working girl.
At last you are learning. You can't rationalize this sort or sordid behaviour any longer. Oh dear I said long. Really it was just latex.
Is not working the streets anymore.
And only a test. If had a been a real male member just where would he have put it anyway. A wheelbarrow? The man would have frightened the snakes.
Drink more water.
If you don't stop swearing you are going to get Ming's banning rod used on you. There is no soft latex in that one.
I really meant it when I said I am not into B&D. Thats D&D that I prefer but I don't use the official rules.
I found the secret door and made it out the dungeon a long time ago. Look its on the eighth level just like it is in every other dungeon crawl. Poke around a bit more and you too can finish the game.
Usually people are sent to halfway houses for bad behaviour. Someone has been telling you fairy stories again.
Yes improving peoples self-worth is always a good deed. But you don't have to play slave to their master for that.
Its hard to get a gig off the Earth you know.
They are performed at 5 and 9 weekdays and there is a mattinee performance on weekends and holidays but I can assure the Mr. Silver will not be there. He took off his prosthetic a long time ago as it got in the way of mictruation.
Lay off the kids you will get arrested for that. Even troll aren't allowed to mess with kids.
And look what it got him. Gollum just bit the thing off and then it was destroyed in Mt. Doom. Never put all your eggs in One Ring.
Look, kidnapping is right out. The FBI has a really strong record on that.
Yes you are.
Now that is how to carefully edit someones post. Trolls deserve it as they spend too much time under bridges.Visit my site at http://www.anduril.ca/
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