I have a piece of paper

[Imran Siddiqui]

Ben, you are called to be more than just the average. You should love everyone, even if you perceive they are being mean to you. That's what Jesus did.

[Asher]

What would Jesus do, indeed

[Ben Kenobi]

http://archive.gg.ca/honours/search-recherche/index_e.asp?results=1&Firstname=Sean&Middlename=&Lastname=Ollech&City=Prince+George&Province=BC&TypeID=acmed&Institution=PGSS&Honours=Bronze&AwardStart=&AwardEnd=&npp=25

Damn, that's some delusion.

[Ben Kenobi]

Ben, you are called to be more than just the average. You should love everyone, even if you perceive they are being mean to you. That's what Jesus did.

Sigh. Ok, I guess you do want the long winded, boring explanation.

I don't give a damn what Asher thinks of me or my life. It's irrelevant to me.

[Asher]

http://archive.gg.ca/honours/search-...ardEnd=&npp=25

Damn, that's some delusion.

1) I don't know if that's your name
2) The school in question is in a small town in BC with 400 students in the graduating class

Considering your readily apparent intellectual disabilities, it's obviously a mistake or someone else.

[Asher]

Sigh. Ok, I guess you do want the long winded, boring explanation.

I don't give a damn what Asher thinks of me or my life. It's irrelevant to me.

If that were true, why are you trying to prove to me that you're not mentally retarded?

See how stupid you are?

[Asher]

This Sean Ollech fellow from Prince George says some weird things for a deaf guy.

http://www.canadianchristianity.com/nationalupdates/090528fair.html

I myself was one of those young, urban evangelicals, who became a Christian at university. I find it interesting that the media is just discovering a phenomenon that has been ongoing for quite some time.

I am rather disappointed that Mr. Nieuwhof would shy away from the discussion of one of the most pressing issues for young Christians of this era, abortion. If Mr Nieuwhof is not willing to confront souls like mine of the error they find themselves in, how can we ever hope to save others?

Mr. Neiuwhof needs to understand that Love doesn't mean simply brushing aside differences, love can mean discipline. For as Christ says, love correction as discipline, for God is loving us as true sons.

Let those who have ears, let them hear.

Sean Ollech

Though my favourite article is this one which identifies Sean Ollech as a female: http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source...24ict-dAeEmMFA

Sean Ollech, a former student, spoke of her positive experiences attending the school
and about its positive environment for students.

[Ben Kenobi]

Asher, better than TV.

A source of endless amusement.

[Asher]

Apparently Sean Ollech works for The Western Standard? Or did in 2006?

http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2006/may/06052404.html

The Western Standard's Andrea Mrozek and Sean Ollech have put together a piece of investigative journalism that is sure to rock the foundations of feminist ideology in Canada.

Article URL: http://www.westernstandard.ca/websit...d=1727&start=4

[Asher]

LOL. Sean Ollech was a Candidate for the BC Conservative party?

FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
February 26, 2009


BC
CONSERVATIVE PARTY SELECTS CANDIDATE FOR
PRINCE GEORGE –
VALEMOUNT

PRINCE GEORGE: BC Conservative Party Leader, Wilf
Hanni, announced today that Sean Ollech has been selected by the BC Conservative
Party as their Candidate for MLA in the Prince George-Valemount Constituency in
the May 12, 2009 General Election.

Sean Ollech is a long time
resident of Prince George, having lived in the Beaverley area since he was
3. He attended school at Beaverley Elementary, John McInnis Junior
Secondary, and finally graduated with his IB diploma at PGSS.

In
2007, he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in History from the
University of Northern British Columbia.

Sean Ollech is a data
entry clerk who also owns his own tutoring business in Prince George.

Sean Ollech says that he will be running on a platform with three
major planks: Prolife, balanced budget and no carbon tax. “British Columbians,
particularly those in the North deserve a government that is representative of
their interests. If elected I promise that I will represent all my constituents
regardless of party affiliation. For too long decisions in this province have
been made from Vancouver for Vancouver.”

Sean Ollech believes that
serious upgrades in infrastructure are necessary in Northern British Columbia.
“I would like to see the construction of a pipeline from Alberta to Prince
Rupert, as well as the expansion of the Port of Prince Rupert. Prince George is
the transportation hub of the north, and I believe that both projects will not
only be cost effective, but also prove a considerable boon to the North as a
whole.”

In addition to the pipeline, Sean Ollech promises that he
would vote in favour to repeal the Oil and Gas moratorium, passed by the NDP
party. “Newfoundland has had considerable success with Hibernia, as have the
United Kingdom and Norway. There is no reason why we shouldn't do the same in
British Columbia where the resources exist. It would provide considerable
employment not only in the primary industry, but also in secondary and tertiary
employment spun off from the project.”

Sean Ollech believes
that BC has a very promising future and that under effective management, the
province can succeed and thrive despite difficult economic conditions.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Wilf Hanni, Leader, BC
Conservative Party – (250) 426-9807
Gill Picard, Secretary, BC Conservative
Party – (866) 800-9025
Sean Ollech, Candidate for MLA, BC Conservative Party
– (250) 612-2286
www.conservativesbc.com leader@conservativesbc.com

That certainly sounds like you alright.

So you went from first in your class of 400 to data entry clerk in 10 short years?

And you ran for office for one of the joke parties in BC? I assume the results were ****ing terrible because your name isn't mentioned on any election results sites, not even as a fringe party...

[giblets]

Picture a bell curve, with all the results of a survey indicated by points along the bottom. If the average (the mean) is the line in the middle of the bell, then the numbers closest to the average (within one standard deviation) are part of the biggest chunk of the bell, meaning they have a greater chance of being entirely random. The points out on either end of the curve, far away from the middle, where the bell shape is at its smallest, are less likely to be the result of chance.

[Asher]

Holy ****

[Kuciwalker]

what

[Al B. Sure!]

Imran is sounding like a Christian lately.

[Al B. Sure!]

I found it!

http://apolyton.net/forums/showthread.php?t=132994