Cute romanian chic videos - KH style

[BlackCat]

Well, she doesn't use that many **** words, but she's young and with proper training, she might be KH competitive.

Oh, I don't think this thread is healthy for BK. It contains both a woman and godless speak.

[Theben]

So far 90% of respondents say "I luv u a/s/l ?" I guess they don't really care what comes out of her mouth but what they can put in it.

[Ben Kenobi]

Blondes really don't do it for me.

[Theben]

Is that really the best comeback you can muster?

[BlackCat]

Guess that Ben have problems with blondes that have a brain

[Ben Kenobi]

She isn't saying anything I haven't said myself.

I don't see why I would be fazed by any of this.

Have you forgotten I'm a convert?

[Dis]

So today I saw a Darwin fish attachment on a vehicle. One thing I never noticed before on these is the fish has little feet on it. . Which makes me wonder, if evolution is true, why have scientists never dug up a fish with feet? How did fish get from the water directly to land? Seeing as a fish with feet has never been discovered, I think it's safe to assume god made mammal life.

[Dis]

She isn't saying anything I haven't said myself.

I don't see why I would be fazed by any of this.

Have you forgotten I'm a convert?

I'm serious here, what made you want to convert? Not to offend, but I have serious doubts about so called converts. How can one change such a major life philosophy at the drop of a hat? While I have been a flip flopper on some political views, my philosophical views have remained steady throughout my life.

[loinburger]

How can one twice change such a major life philosophy at the drop of a hat?

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[loinburger]

I didn't like the videos, she kept her pants on the entire time.

I wonder if youtube has ever been successful at convincing a creationist or an evolutionist that their opinions are wrong. I always figured its contribution to the debate was in producing ytmnd fodder e.g. a creationist fondling a banana.

[loinburger]

[Ben Kenobi]

I'm serious here, what made you want to convert?

It wasn't at the drop of a hat. More like 5 years. As for the comment 'twice changing', yes I can see why people would see the shift from secularism to Evangelical Christianity to Catholicism as 'flip flopping', but for me it was one process with the eventual outcome of Catholicism.

This was before my poly days. I was very much a secular liberal, and I think I posted some of my writings from back in high school. I can't say I was ever an athiest, my beliefs were more of deism, that God is in the world and he created the world, but he has no influence over it. "Perfect watchmaker" and all.

My first year at university, I had to study Darwin seriously for the first time. I was looking forward to it, until I got to the point in the Descent of Man, where he argues that society tolerates 'disabled' people because society is weak. He made the argument that people with disabilities were inferior due to their genetic code.

Basically two options, agree with Darwin, or ditch Darwin for something else. Struggled with that for about a year or so. I did fine my first year of school, but I did terrible the second. Questioned whether it was right for me to seek my place in the world through education if Darwin was right and I could not rise above my standing. I got really depressed, and at Christmas time didn't want to return down to school.

When I went down I was completely shattered, and wouldn't go anywhere, classes, anything, just slept and ate. A friend of mine intervened and asked me what the problem was. I told him I was depressed, and I needed some time away from school to get my head sorted out. He had invited me to church before and I had always turned him down because it wasn't my thing. I went with him and started going through everything in my life. Basically, keep or throw away. What was working, what was not.

My friend and I would talk everyday about pretty much anything. Church, God, Jesus. Talked about how Jesus offered forgiveness for sins, and that he loved everyone and that we had dignity worth and value because we are made in the image of God. This dignity is intrinsic, external to society and couldn't be taken away.

I guess in a sense this is the alternative I was looking for. I decided to accept Christ in my life and asked him to help me get my life on track. Joined the Mennonite church because of the community there, although I always had significant Catholic influences. I liked the ideas and the rigor in the Mennonite church, and the structure, but I liked the I don't know how to describe it, the 'life' of the Catholics. They seemed at ease with themselves and the world.

For me I had to do it step by step. Learn about Christ, learn about the Gospels, the bedrock of Christianity before I started looking at the traditions of the church. As I said, I always had significant Catholic influences, so the question for me became, who is right? I know Christianity is right, but you can't both be right about everything. Someone has to be more right then the other. At first I thought it was the Mennonite church, but then I started doing some research and I found other things that just didn't add up.

I found out that Menno Simons was a Catholic priest and that he left Catholicism because of certain doctrinal issues. For me the question became, are these issues still valid? If Mennonites and Catholics were once together, is it possible that they could come together again. I came to the conclusion that the only real issues were those of apostolic succession and believer's baptism. These were the vast, vast gulfs.

By this time I was attending both off and on. One week with the Catholic church, another with the Mennonite church. I remember one time when I went up for the blessing that it physically hurt for me to stand there in the presence of the Eucharist. I remembered talking to the priest, and he said, whatever it was, you need to get your own affairs in order first. I was a bit put off by that, but looking back, he challenged me to do the real heavy lifting.

Another friend of mine invited me to go to RCIA, and I went. I told the priest I didn't think I would be converting but I wanted to know more about what the Catholic church really believed. So I went, and still split time between the two. After the 8 months or so, many of my friends were confirmed, and I was on the outside, as I wasn't ready at all.

That's when I decided, finally, to leave UBC, and just work for awhile. I was having difficulty justifying my schoolwork, but mostly it was because I no longer saw the value in it. Left my dorm, took a room and went to work. I worked that summer and read "Rome sweet Home" by Scott Hahn. He helped me with about half the issues, but I still wasn't sure about baptism.

I had been baptised in the Anglican church, and I wanted them to accept the baptism I had chosen for myself, not the one I had no hand in. Much of it was coming to terms with my whole life, rather then the part, and that I wasn't ready to do. I was invited to go back to RCIA again, and I was a bit reluctant to do so. They were reluctant to take me, not knowing me as the pastor from the year before had moved on. I had decided at this point to leave the Mennonite church, and attend the Catholic church solely. We spent most of my time on the sacraments, especially baptism. I remember praying and asking God to help me to understand.

By about the end of that session, in March of 2005, that was when I was confirmed in the Catholic church. I've been there since, and I'm pretty much done my wandering so to speak. I am happy there and I don't anticipate anymore major philosophical shifts.

[Asher]

Summary:

I was both weak-willed, weak-minded, and exceptionally stupid.

[Dinner]

Good Romanian women do not have blond hair. Clearly this woman is a evil communist infiltrator.

[BlackCat]

Summary:

I was both weak-willed, weak-minded, and exceptionally stupid.

Asher, I understand your urge to **** Ben's ass, but this is about Romanian chicks, so control your lusts (well, just as ignoring Oerdins comment )