[quote]If, faced with the choice of coming down on the side of Miss California or Perez Hilton, you come down on the side of the latter, you have a serious reality-acceptance problem like Perez [/quote] take a few to browse backwards thru this entire mindless celebration of irrelevantly insignificant excess--as quickly as possible cuz who knows, instant brain vaporization may prove contagious--stopping only at those comments authored by your humble correspondent, and then notta millis
kingbee
nice to see ya ms wahine..been a long, long time.
didn't know it was possible to shoot up porn. prolly gotta cold shake print porn rather than cook it huh? film, on the other hand, prolly melts quickly and hits harder. is that where the expression "monkey on your back" originated?
fairly easy to run both mac os and windows on the newer macs so if really can't find a mac app that does something you need done and could do on your pc, all ya gotta do flip the desktop and you're good to go. for over 10 years i wouldn't touch a windows machine. for 10 years after that, i rarely had access to macs. these days i spend about 20 hours a week at an office in which there's nothing but macs and who knows how much time on one or another pc. some things--networ
i had no idea--til just a few minutes ago--this all occured at something other than the good ol ms america pageant. after discovering the venue was, instead, the trumped up wanna-be, i'm even more taken aback. yall really watch that shit?
yall have gone and done it now. by making such a huge ado about less than nothing, you've convinced your heroine that god looked down upon her strutting around in her bikini and becameth so well pleased he doth choseth her to delivereth his word to the peoples of the earth. for lo, she spaketh thus to the oracle at foxnews, neil cavuto, when encountering him in the holy place of the murdochians: "I think that I was the one that was blessed enough to get this
[quote]The problem isn't with with Constitution, it's with the interpretation of it by the Judical Tyranny. [/quote] not nearly the problem created by non-judicial (non-judiciious too, for that matter) persons of the christian persuasion who jump on obama for stating the logical product of this syllogism: a. a nation proclaiming itself to be a christian nation (like the vatican, the former monarchies of spain and portugal, etc.) does so by force of law. b the united st
69 comments and counting in response to a post about a beauty pageant contestant's reply to a question posed by psuedonymous gossip blogger???? see? things are wayyyyyy different with a real president in office.
[quote]Apparently you didn't know that Perez Hilton is a douchebag.[/quote] if i ever get a tattoo...
[quote]I can see how you could see where Perez is coming from.[/quote] analagous to one of those bumperstickers that reads in really small type "if you can read this, you're up my ass" only rotated 180 degrees?
[quote]To say the Founding Fathers were not relgious men is the most ridiculous thing I ever heard of. Read their writings they left behind. Thank goodness we have such a library of their works to go back and read. [/quote] if our constitution vaporized tomorrow and you were selected to write its replacement, what is the likelihood your version would mention neither god nor jesus? after all, you consider yourself a religious person as well as a christ
[quote]Actually, if I remember correctly, there was a reference or two of the word God; however, it is in their implying and use of words that they suggest a God other than the Christian God, per se. I made the case in another thread, I believe it was here. ~Alderic Edit: Let me rephrase that, there was the use of the word God. To say reference sounds like I'm saying they put: (See: God) - in the founding documents. That
anyone who cares what either ms california or perez hilton (or, for that matter, el vez, the hills, anyone who's undergone a tv intervention, any game show host who's ever lived) thinks about anything really needs to reconsider their priorities. next stop: goin over the edge by convincing yourselves limhaugh believes a word of what he says.
[quote]the founders, the people that wrote our founding documents, and established our nation - put nothing, absolutely nothing, stating that our nation was to be Christian, or was Christian - in the sense of the government. These were Deist and even Theists who did this.[/quote] those who make claims such as this one by kfc prefer to ignore, rather than explain, how and/or why the authors and ratifiers of our constitution somehow managed to avoid using the word "god" in that document
[quote]Morris wrote most of the words of the Constituion.[/quote] none of which are "god" btw. it's more than just the constitution. consider our flag. what emblem is found on flags of christian nations that's missing from ours? btw it was president john adams who signed the treaty of tripoli after having sent it to the senate for ratification. it was read aloud on the senate floor, each senator was presented a printed copy and it was unanimously
you sure they didn't make most of their money from sales of 'pirate bay' t-shirts? who's gonna profit from the pirate bay movie?
[quote]In the end Obama is either not Christian, or he his actions are dictated by his faith, which in the end means that the people affected by his actions are also being affected by a religion they may not believe in.[/quote] if the usa was a monarchy, a variety of other -archies, a dictatorship or a theocracy, its president's actions and decisions might well be dictated by his faith and those who believed otherwise would certainly be affected by his religion. since it's not a
[quote]the long weekend[/quote] christians get 2 long weekends in a row? now that's somethin i can believe in.
[quote]No one sees the irony here?[/quote] so what dylan really meant by "don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows" was hold the bible up and notice whether it gets wet, icy, hot and in which direction the pages flutter? fascinating.
tough choice here because it touches on current, politics and, of course, entertainment--all of which suffered a loss last sunday (4/12/2009) with the unexpected and early demise of one marilyn ann briggs who went from soapbox to big screen and then back to soapbox again as marilyn chambers. once the face of proctor & gambles "ivory snow" she bore more than a passing resemblance to cybil s
[quote]I've been saying for three years now that as we get closer to the end, we will see a shift away from the real genuine faith of Christ. [/quote] very likely the same conclusion to which catholics arrived as the reformation propogated itself across europe. after all: [quote]Jesus himself said when he returns "will I even find faith on the earth." He also said there is a narrow way (that leads to him) that not many will find and a broad way that will eventually lead to
[quote]Well I am glad to see you are finally on board with the Globe, the crystal ball of journalism. Took ya long enough. I mean how OBVIOUS is it that Anna Nicole's Drs are really space aliens who live in the basement of the White House? And that Obama's not really black, because he's really green and uses suntan stuff to cover his alien-ness.[/quote] believe it or don't--cuz i sure wouldn't if i hadn't experienced it for myself--there are a number of on-line globe enthusiasts wh
[quote]Have I ever told you I love you Charles?[/quote] he's kinda cute huh? there are times when i seriously believe he was the inspiration for that adam sandler movie about the waterboy.
[quote]t's only evil capitalism when a conservative does it.[/quote] far be it from me to insist or expect anyone do with their time--idle or otherwise--anything other than what they choose to do. it does seem as if there are a number of people who must be incredibly efficient and eally fast typists as well as independently wealthy. how else to explain the luxury of being able to spend hours and hours a day nitrocruising through the forums, alla while fulminating about laz
[quote]Kingbee, I think you deserve some points for this; it's some decent humour.[/quote] it started out damn near indecent--and way funnier, in my opinion--but i wasn't willing to risk an x-rating for the sorta lukewarm eroticism to which all of us, as well as all of them, would fully stipulate.