*adds frills*

re: #1 Sergey Romanov

*adds frills*

Great,, now I can't afford to be here

:(

re: #2 sattv4u2

Great,, now I can't afford to be here

:(

Now you have more time for staring at grannies! :)

re: #3 Sergey Romanov

Now you have more time for staring at grannies! :)

silver lining!!

wait ,, I can't afford THAT either

dammit

Because I haven't posted them in awhile:

I would never want to be young again.

::: sniff ::: Ah there is nothing like the smell of a new thread. But there is the aroma of grilled troll. :)

re: #6 PhillyPretzel

::: sniff ::: Ah there is nothing like the smell of a new thread. But there is the aroma of grilled troll. :)

Thats not grilled troll

Thats Sergey
He took off his shoes!

re: #7 sattv4u2
::: pulls out a Yankee Candle and lights it ::: There that is better.

re: #7 sattv4u2

Thats not grilled troll

Thats Sergey
He took off his shoes!

You don't understand! The shoes are made of grilled troll!

re: #8 PhillyPretzel

::: pulls out a Yankee Candle and lights it ::: There that is better.

I prefer Red Sox candles

re: #9 Sergey Romanov

You don't understand! The shoes are made of grilled troll!

what would PETA say!?!?!

re: #10 sattv4u2

what would PETA say!?!?!

What did they say about Lady Gaga's meat dress?

re: #11 Sergey Romanov

What did they say about Lady Gaga's meat dress?

umm,, "Baloney"!?!?!

re: #11 Sergey Romanov
Does anyone really care what PETA thinks? /

re: #13 PhillyPretzel

Does anyone really care what PETA thinks? /

They themselves obviously do.

re: #13 PhillyPretzel

Does anyone really care what PETA thinks? /

I far as I can tell, they're for-profit trolls masquerading as non-profit concern trolls.

re: #13 PhillyPretzel

Does anyone really care what PETA thinks? /

Arafat ignored them, as I recall.

re: #15 elecman6000

See ,, THIS is why we can't have nice things!!

A nice friendly Sunday afternoon walk in the open thread park, and then ,, this!

re: #15 elecman6000

Well, let's take this one issue - "We support a woman’s right to have an abortion". It's just not true. There is a variety of libertarian perspectives on this - cf. [Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

No matter that you may call anti-abortion libertarians pseudos, that won't make them go away.

re: #21 elecman6000

Are you sure? Every other time I've tried to ask this question, Charles bans me. I just want a straight answer from him.

Ah, so then you're not banned because of your question, but because you previously was banned for something or other and are not welcome here anymore.

re: #15 elecman6000

Let me set the record straight. Libertarians, TRUE libertarians, are NOTHING like the right-wing. We support the right of gays to marry and adopt children. We support a woman’s right to have an abortion. We are for the separation of church and state. We want to end the pointless drug war. We want to get our troops out of harm’s way in countries we have no place being (Iraq, Libya, ect). We want fiscal responsibility to allow for a true free market, NOT crony capitalism. We want to end the Patriot Act and other policies that violate the rights of the American people. What is so wrong with that?

The short answer is that libertarian fiscal policy is based almost entirely on fantasy, and has no bearing in the real world, which is incidentally why the libertarian movement as a whole tends to have little political truck. And that, furthermore, is why libertarianism and the Conservative cult are such natural partners - because both deal in catchy, but ultimately unrealistic, talking points, and the Conservative cult actually has political weight, lending libertarianism some sort of credence.

The longer answer involves the fact that so much of the Conservative cult follows libertarian/Randian policy that the two are largely indistinguishable. Sure, you may not have a faith based in hate like most of the culties. But too many of those who say the same things do.

re: #26 elecman6000

Yeah... I said something really nasty about Pamela Geller (won't get into exact details, but let's just say it was pretty cruel). I was having a bad day and was venting on an idiot. It was wrong, and I admit that.

If you discuss that with Charles directly, you may be able to come to some sort of agreement.

re: #15 elecman6000

YL92, is that you?

/sheesh, some people just don't get a hint

re: #24 elecman6000
But Shirley you understand that that's exactly what they want? They think that fetuses are full-blown persons and thus think they should be protected as such by law. And it's logical, if one thinks like that. And it's not contrary to libertatianism, once one accepts such a premise. Which goes on to show that saying things like "libertarians support women's reproductive rights" is nonsensical. Some do. Some oppose.

re: #21 elecman6000

Are you sure? Every other time I've tried to ask this question, Charles bans me. I just want a straight answer from him.

Well, evidently, if you're here, you're not banned. Just sayin".

re: #31 Cannadian Club Akbar

Well, evidently, if you're here, you're not banned. Just sayin".

Is this Young Libertarian AGAIN?

re: #31 Cannadian Club Akbar

Well, evidently, if you're here, you're not banned. Just sayin".

Yes,,, but is he really here!?!?!

(cue Twilight Zone music)

re: #15 elecman6000

Libertarians, TRUE libertarians, are NOTHING like the right-wing.

[ guffaw ]

re: #31 Cannadian Club Akbar

Well, evidently, if you're here, you're not banned. Just sayin".

Apparently this is (another) sock:

Are you sure? Every other time I've tried to ask this question, Charles bans me. I just want a straight answer from him.

re: #15 elecman6000

It tries to be anti-idiot, that's why.

re: #32 SanFranciscoZionist
I have no idea. It might be from what he is saying.

re: #34 elecman6000

Sure. LP is not all libertarians, however.

re: #21 elecman6000

Every other time I've tried to ask this question, Charles bans me.

And yet, you ask again!! ?!?!?

re: #34 elecman6000

[Link: www.l4l.org...]

re: #40 sattv4u2

Every other time I've tried to ask this question, Charles bans me.

And yet, you ask again!! ?!?!?

Me ,, I stick my tongue on the electric fence, I get a shock

Next time,, I DON'T stick my tongue on the electric fence ,, I DON'T get a shock

Ya learn!

update: American Spectator deleted the story by the wingnut who infiltrated the moonbats.

re: #40 sattv4u2
He asks because he can?

re: #44 PhillyPretzel

He asks because he can?

Well ,, he's asking to get CANned again then, huh??

re: #15 elecman6000

No frills, but we have a flounce!

Brewers 9
Cardinals 6

that is all

re: #48 sattv4u2

Brewers 9
Cardinals 6

that is all

Good rooting for a Brewers-Rangers series.

re: #46 elecman6000

That's admirable. Just don't say in the future that as a principle l-s are pro-choice.

re: #15 elecman6000

The Libertarian party doesn't share your views on any of those issues. The Libertarian party basically takes a Confederate view, and has many, many candidates for office who are avowed theocrats.

If you mean small l-libertarian, the word is so broad as to be meaningless. But in the US, it almost always stands for a simple minarchist. And I hope you don't really mean you want a true free market. A truly free market would be an insane thing. You still want some regulation of the financial markets etc., don't you? Some safety regulation?

If you're annoyed with Ron Paul being used as an example for libertarianism I'd take it up with the many Libertarians who love to act like he's the solution to our problems. I know some libertarians and I even met Reason Magazine's editor who apparently got in some hot water with the Paul fans when his magazine was apparently critical of the Ron Paul newsletter that had the racist crap published in Paul's name. Myself? I am not anti-libertarian. Yes, I disagree with them mostly on economics and some foreign policy but generally agree with what they theoretically stand for on social issues. The problems I've had with most libertarians seem to be with attitude and a total dismissing of people who don't think libertarianism is just great.

If only Obama was more like Chavez....
Anti-Capitalist Meet-up: Chavez Versus Obama: Whose Policies Are Best For the 99%ers?

Chavez dealt with Venezuela’s fraudster bankers by immediately investigating their banks, closing some, nationalizing others and many of the banksters are now sitting in jail. The bank depositors whose savings were looted were made whole by the Venezuelan government virtually immediately.
...
The American people desperately need the economic and social policies of a socialist like Chavez, but it doesn’t look as if they are likely to get them.... unless the Occupy Wall Street Wall continues to grow as it has in the last three weeks and sustains its momentum such that that the U.S. can truly bloom with the dramatic changes that wrought an Egyptian Spring in the coming autumn and winter.

Just to head off the obligatory accusations that this isn't a representative view the ratings: 25+ / 2-

re: #51 elecman6000

As for the rest, people here tend to be skeptical of libertarianism as applied to the real world. Some find it as utopic as communism.

re: #49 HappyWarrior

Good rooting for a Brewers-Rangers series.

I'd like to see Detroit

Texas had their chance last year (albeit against and incredibly hot pitching staff)

And there we go.....

re: #57 Cannadian Club Akbar

And there wHe goES...

ftfy

Man, I'm so sick of this clown coming back with sock puppet after sock puppet. Just go away.

re: #56 sattv4u2

I'd like to see Detroit

Texas had their chance last year (albeit against and incredibly hot pitching staff)

I wouldn't mind that. With Texas-Milwaukee though you're guaranteed a team that hasn't won ever. Detroit has some fun players though: Verlander, Cabrera, and Avila looks to be a promising young catcher.

re: #51 elecman6000

Okay, I apologize for the overgeneralization. I'm just sick of seeing libertarians lumped in with the right wing, and wanted to dispel some of the misconceptions I've seen here on LGF.

You can say that you're a libertarian, and these are things you believe, but you don't share those values with a lot of libertarians.

What do you feel about states rights, anyway?

re: #59 Charles

Man, I'm so sick of this clown coming back with sock puppet after sock puppet. Just go away.

[Link: littlegreenfootballs.com...]

Update on the update: It's back again.
Standoff in D.C.
Maybe it needed further edits.

re: #54 Killgore Trout

If only Obama was more like Chavez...
Anti-Capitalist Meet-up: Chavez Versus Obama: Whose Policies Are Best For the 99%ers?

Just to head off the obligatory accusations that this isn't a representative view the ratings: 25+ / 2-

Sigh, I fucking hate Chavez apologists. Even hated them when I was more socialistic in my economic views. I am a democrat (small letter d) first and foremost and Chavez's left wing fans conveniently ignore he's a dictator and his friends.

Just saw Lidane's post on Peter King (R - Dumb Confederate) and his lament about 60s protests

re: #273 Lidane

Rep. Peter King (R-NY): Do Not Allow Any Legitimacy For Wall Street Protests, Or It Will Be Like 1960s Again

[Video]So basically, King doesn't want legitimacy for the OWS protests because that would be akin to the 1960's protests that led to American opposition to Vietnam. At what point will the right stop fighting the Vietnam war?

Given that they're still waving the loser flag from 150 years ago, I give them till at least some time in the 2250s.

A case study in why I'm negative toward libertarians.

re: #59 Charles

It's not younglibertarian, is it?

re: #67 Obdicut

It's not younglibertarian, is it?

No, this guy.

re: #63 Killgore Trout

Haha.

It did.

Oh christ, this guy is such a putz:

As the white-uniformed security guards hurried to physically block the entrances, only a select few -- myself, for journalistic purposes, included -- kept charging forward.

That's his new edit. Oh god that's funny.

re: #67 Obdicut

It's not younglibertarian, is it?

As long as he's been coming (and going), shouldn't it be OLDlibertarian by now??

re: #59 Charles

Man, I'm so sick of this clown coming back with sock puppet after sock puppet. Just go away.

Wait, that really was YL?

re: #49 HappyWarrior

Good rooting for a Brewers-Rangers series.

I'd prefer Cards-Tigers. Cards-Rangers is ok too. Just stomp on the Brewers, please.

re: #69 Obdicut

Argh, now my chiclets are gone.

re: #67 Obdicut

It's not younglibertarian, is it?

This one started out as "pharmmajor," and has registered at least 6 more accounts, always to whine about the same things.

re: #54 Killgore Trout

Not a great place to emulate.

Venezuela and its capital, Caracas, are reported to both have among the highest per capita murder rates in the world. Most murders and other violent crimes go unsolved. Armed criminal gangs often operate with impunity throughout the urban areas.
...
"Express kidnappings," in which victims are seized in an attempt to get quick cash in exchange for their release, are a problem. One common practice is for kidnappers to follow potential victims into building garages and kidnap them at gunpoint.
[Link: travel.state.gov...]

re: #54 Killgore Trout

If only Obama was more like Chavez...
Anti-Capitalist Meet-up: Chavez Versus Obama: Whose Policies Are Best For the 99%ers?

Just to head off the obligatory accusations that this isn't a representative view the ratings: 25+ / 2-

Representative of what? Daily Kos?

Looks like that's the only site you go to.

And they're back. That was odd.

re: #69 Obdicut

Haha.

It did.

Oh christ, this guy is such a putz:

As the white-uniformed security guards hurried to physically block the entrances, only a select few -- myself, for journalistic purposes, included -- kept charging forward.

That's his new edit. Oh god that's funny.

Heh, ok. That is funny.

re: #74 Charles

This one started out as "pharmmajor," and has registered at least 6 more accounts, always to whine about the same things.

And libertarians wonder why more people won't join them. :/

re: #63 Killgore Trout

Update on the update: It's back again.
Standoff in D.C.
Maybe it needed further edits.

Wow, he's still cleaning it up! Couldn't look more guilty if he tried.

re: #72 wlewisiii

I'd prefer Cards-Tigers. Cards-Rangers is ok too. Just stomp on the Brewers, please.

You're not a Brew-Crew fan? Aren't you from Wisconsin? Cards-Tigers has history which is partially appealing. I'd be happy with any of hte four really since the Yankees, Phillies, and Red Sox got bounced. I was rooting for the Rays.

After we smashed the window, only a brave few-- myself included for journalistic purposes-- actually stole any of the jewelry.

The cocaine was enjoyed by all, but only a brave few-- myself included for journalistic purposes-- actually mixed in the heroin.

This guy is like brain-damaged Hunter S. Thompson.

re: #81 HappyWarrior

You're not a Brew-Crew fan? Aren't you from Wisconsin? Cards-Tigers has history which is partially appealing. I'd be happy with any of hte four really since the Yankees, Phillies, and Red Sox got bounced. I was rooting for the Rays.

I (heart) you, man!!!

Yeah that American Spectator guy is an ass. No excuses for what happened but he didn't help matters one bit and he looks guilty as fuck constantly editing his story.

By the way, folks - when you see a troll like this, try not to quote its comments. The reason why I delete their comments is to deny them what they want, which is to leave a big turd in the middle of the living room. If you quote the turd, I have to delete your comments too.

re: #80 Charles

Wow, he's still cleaning it up!

Oopsie, he missed a spot:

Minutes earlier, I had been among those blocking major D.C. roads chanting "We're unstoppable" -- and from beneath my unshaven left-wing altar ego

:D

re: #63 Killgore Trout

Update on the update: It's back again.
Standoff in D.C.
Maybe it needed further edits.

Holy shit.

This is from the pop-up to that article:

Did you know? that since 1967 The American Spectator has launched the careers of hundreds of earnest and principled reporters?

re: #83 Cannadian Club Akbar

I (heart) you, man!!!

Heh thanks man. I have to say the last Orioles fan left in Northern Virginia I really admire the way the Rays run their team and wish the Orioles could be more like that. No jealously, simply respect for the Rays from me.

re: #6 PhillyPretzel

::: sniff ::: Ah there is nothing like the smell of a new thread. But there is the aroma of grilled troll. :)

Ok, Philly, how did you know beforehand?! //

re: #87 BongCrodny

Holy shit.

This is from the pop-up to that article:

Did you know? that since 1967 The American Spectator has launched the careers of hundreds of earnest and principled reporters?

Haha my answer: name one.

re: #89 Sergey Romanov

Ok, Philly, how did you know beforehand?!

OMG!!! PHILLYPRETZEL IS A SOCK/TROLL THINGY!! The call is coming from inside the house!!!
///

re: #74 Charles

This one started out as "pharmmajor," and has registered at least 6 more accounts, always to whine about the same things.

What a putz and a schmuck...I hate how the Banned love to imply that Charles banned them for no logical reason at all. Hell, this one didn't even hide the fact this was a sock and knew Charles would nuke his ass (again).

Note to the Banned/Stalkers: if you didn't act like an ass to begin with, Stinky wouldn't have whacked you. Also, it sure as hell doesn't endear you to Charles or the rest of us when you register (multiple) socks and come back in here with the same behavior that got you booted to begin with.

re: #90 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

Haha my answer: name one.

Oh, I've got no doubt about "earnest," but they sure picked an interesting example to use as "principled."

re: #89 Sergey Romanov

Ok, Philly, how did you know beforehand?!

In Europe, they say "Speak of the Devil...and he'll appear."
In China, they say "Speak of Cao-Cao...and he'll appear."
At LGF, you mention grilled troll--and...BAM!

re: #91 Cannadian Club Akbar

No, it's more like a premonition. PP is a psychic!

Philly, will Obama win in 2012?

re: #85 Charles

Yeah, sorry, since nearly all 'libertarians' (with no offense to a real one, like Bloodstar) sound the same it's hard to tell the trolls from the real. The 'I'll probably get banned' should have tipped me off though.

re: #96 Sergey Romanov

Philly, will Obama win in 2012?

Ya gotta shake him. Like a Magic Eight Ball.
/

re: #81 HappyWarrior

You're not a Brew-Crew fan? Aren't you from Wisconsin? Cards-Tigers has history which is partially appealing. I'd be happy with any of hte four really since the Yankees, Phillies, and Red Sox got bounced. I was rooting for the Rays.

My dislike of the Brewers is seated in the Seligs and in how they got Miller Park built. As far as I am concerned, I'd love to see that team bankrupt and that damn stadium demolished.

Looks like Rangers-Tigers is being postponed. Bummer.Oh well can actually do some work on my thesis paper tonight I guess.

re: #95 Sergey Romanov

No, it's more like a premonition. PP is a psychic!

Just like The Sixth Sense...or something.

/Bruce Willis was dead through almost the whole movie

re: #98 Cannadian Club Akbar

Ya gotta shake him. Like a Magic Eight Ball.
/

"Maybe"

re: #99 wlewisiii

My dislike of the Brewers is seated in the Seligs and in how they got Miller Park built. As far as I am concerned, I'd love to see that team bankrupt and that damn stadium demolished.

Ah I wasn't aware of that. Thanks.

Why no u love my awesome philosophy of abject selfism?

re: #101 talon_262

Just like The Sixth Sense...or something.

/Bruce Willis was dead through almost the whole movie

SON OF A BITCH!!!

re: #99 wlewisiii

My dislike of the Brewers is seated in the Seligs and in how they got Miller Park built. As far as I am concerned, I'd love to see that team bankrupt and that damn stadium demolished.

Google returns 800,000 hits for "Bud Selig, Antichrist."

Just sayin'.

re: #104 goddamnedfrank

Can you come back six times under different names and ask again?

re: #106 BongCrodny

Google returns 800,000 hits for "Bud Selig, Antichrist."

Just sayin'.

True, but it returns 4,570,000 results for "Ringo Starr antichrist."

re: #107 jaunte

Can you come back six times under different names and ask again?

frankdamnedgod?

re: #109 Cannadian Club Akbar

frankdamnedgod?

nah, damnedgodfrank. I don't know how I feel about having a god named Frank.

re: #108 Atlas Fails

True, but it returns 4,570,000 results for "Ringo Starr antichrist."

826,000 for Obama Antichrist
3,650,000 for Bush antichrist
A Republican win!!!

re: #110 HappyWarrior

nah, damnedgodfrank. I don't know how I feel about having a god named Frank.

Damneddogfrank?

re: #91 Cannadian Club Akbar

OMG!!! PHILLYPRETZEL IS A SOCK/TROLL THINGY!! The call is coming from inside the house!!!
///

Hey that movie was scary when I was a kid!!!

;P

re: #96 Sergey Romanov

Philly, will Obama win in 2012?

Who cares

Whats the TriFecta at Suffolk Downs horse racing park tomorrow!?!?!

re: #113 Amory Blaine

Hey that movie was scary when I was a kid!!!

;P

I grew up in Florida. Saw Jaws when I was 9. Don't tell me about being scared!!
/

re: #100 HappyWarrior

Looks like Rangers-Tigers is being postponed. Bummer.Oh well can actually do some work on my thesis paper tonight I guess.

NFL Packers / Falcons about to start!!

Hey there, everyone...watching "Formula 51" right now...I forgot how funny this movie was.

Pogo - Alice

re: #107 jaunte

Can you come back six times under different names and ask again?

Why no u let me define everything, rub the lotion on your skin?

re: #108 Atlas Fails

True, but it returns 4,570,000 results for "Ringo Starr antichrist."

Anyone interested in some grade-A derp? This is the first result from my Ringo search:

The Unholy Legacy of the Beatles

Recently when I turned on the news I heard that Beatle George Harrison had died on November 30 at age 58 of cancer. The report went on to say that Harrison was surrounded by old friends from the Hare Krishna movement. In fact, Guada Chandra Das of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness stated that Harrison died to the sound of Hindu "chanting and praying." His body was then cremated, his widow and 23-year-old son carried the ashes to India and sprinkled them in the Ganges river in Varnasi and Allahabad, India. They were accompanied by two Hare Krishna devotees who performed Hindu rites as the ashes were scattered on Tuesday, December 4th. Harrison left millions of dollars to the Hindu, Hare Krishna Foundation and was responsible for popularizing the false religion of Hinduism to multitudes of people in the West.

For the next 48 hours radio and television news special reports and newspapers lauded the wonderful contributions George and the Beatles had made to the music world and society. While I certainly agree that the Beatles have left a legacy, I disagree concerning the nature of that legacy. It is an unholy and detrimental legacy, as I will demonstrate shortly.

Trust me, it gets even better.

re: #116 sattv4u2

NFL Packers / Falcons about to start!!

I know. Still need to get at least a paragraph out of this though.

re: #105 Atlas Fails

SON OF A BITCH!!!

One of my mom's friends went to see "The Crying Game" with her girlfriend. The moment the love interest comes onscreen, in the hair salon, Rebecca announced in a loud, happy, voice, "Oh wow, it's guy? Cool!"

Thereby ruining the shock of the coming scene for everyone in the theater who had NOT instantly picked up on that.

re: #120 Atlas Fails

Anyone interested in some grade-A derp? This is the first result from my Ringo search:

The Unholy Legacy of the Beatles

Hahaha that was my second result when I googled Yoko Ono antichrist. the first was uncyclopedia.

so i heard the niners beat the bucs

:3

So many different Antichrist. Nostradamus is full of shit.:)

re: #122 SanFranciscoZionist

One of my mom's friends went to see "The Crying Game" with her girlfriend. The moment the love interest comes onscreen, in the hair salon, Rebecca announced in a loud, happy, voice, "Oh wow, it's guy? Cool!"

Thereby ruining the shock of the coming scene for everyone in the theater who had NOT instantly picked up on that.

Ya know I haven't seen that movie simply because I've seen people reference that scene so many times. I did like Neil Jordan's Michael Collins bio epic though and I saw the Butcher Boy in Ireland after having to read it for Irish film and lit which I took over there.

re: #124 laZardo

so i heard the niners beat the bucs

:3

Fuck you!! JERK!!
////

re: #125 Cannadian Club Akbar

A lot of people are on this issue. What's new?

re: #122 SanFranciscoZionist

One of my mom's friends went to see "The Crying Game" with her girlfriend. The moment the love interest comes onscreen, in the hair salon, Rebecca announced in a loud, happy, voice, "Oh wow, it's guy? Cool!"

Thereby ruining the shock of the coming scene for everyone in the theater who had NOT instantly picked up on that.

The bar scene was the giveaway for me.

Mother Teresa Antichrist? 663,000.

Whilst I prep a steak dinner-I have not Paged any photography for a bit, and this mornings light had a certain character. Please enjoy.

Macro Photography Sanity Break

re: #130 Cannadian Club Akbar

Justin Bieber Antichrist only gets 495,000. :C

re: #120 Atlas Fails

More from Pastor David L. Brown: Halloween Unholy!

There is no doubt about it! Halloween is a RELIGIOUS DAY but it definitely is NOT A CHRISTIAN DAY!!! Halloween is an occult unholy day. That should be obvious. Yet, many Christians join right in with the festivities. Owen Rachleff wrote in his book "Occult Conceit" -- "Halloween can be, and to many is, a deadly serious affair." And he's right! Its activities focus on fear, death, demons, evil and the occult. A former high priest in the Celtic tradition of Wicca (witchcraft) said, "Halloween is purely and absolutely evil, and there is nothing we ever have or will do that would make it acceptable to the Lord Jesus." He's right. Therefore, I have written a book called "The Dark Side of Halloween & The Bewitching of America" that exposes Halloween for what it is (the cost is $10 postpaid). We also have a pamphlet that has been widely circulated titled "The Dark Side of Halloween" that traces the "History, Heroes and Harm of Halloween" in a brief manner (15 cents each plus postage). I have produced a 58-minute video and a 86-minute video on the same topic ($25 plus postage).

Wonder if I'll meet some new neighbors if I pass this message around with the treats this Halloween.

re: #124 laZardo

so i heard the niners beat the bucs

:3

Niners left the stadium

5 plays later the Bucs scored!

re: #132 laZardo

Justin Bieber Antichrist only gets 495,000. :C

Someone here has 141,000.

re: #130 Cannadian Club Akbar

Mother Teresa Antichrist? 663,000.

Of course. The Antichrist hopes to confuse us by doing the exact opposite of what we would expect it to do. I can't believe I didn't see this earlier.

re: #135 Cannadian Club Akbar

Someone here has 141,000.

Not me...I only get 1070...

re: #136 Atlas Fails

Of course. The Antichrist hopes to confuse us by doing the exact opposite of what we would expect it to do. I can't believe I didn't see this earlier.

Not really. Read Hitchens. :P

re: #125 Cannadian Club Akbar

So many different Antichrist. Nostradamus is full of shit.:)

In the NT the Antichrist is actually a category of people, so Nostradamus actually does better than your average End-Times believer.

More importantly, barrel-aged rum is lovely stuff.

re: #139 The Ghost of a Flea

Exactly. The ref to "antichrists" is explicit.

Oh brother. That Beatles article is even stupider than I thought:

There are several verses that should frame our thinking before we consider this second point Titus 2:4-5 "That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children, 5 To be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed." Ephesians 5:23-24 "For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church: and he is the saviour of the body. 24 Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in every thing."

The second major contributing factor that have brought about the degeneration of the foundational biblical norms and values of our society within my lifetime is the womans liberation movement. The modern American movement was founded when in 1953 by a book called The Second Sex by French feminist writer Simone De Beauvoir, was published in the United States. The more radical wing of the feminist movement adopted the phrase "women's liberation" which was first used in this book. The philosophies and practices of the womans liberation movement are undermining and destroying our homes and families.

re: #137 darthstar

Not me...I only get 1070...

on your SAT's??

re: #138 Sergey Romanov

Not really. Read Hitchens. :P

I have, and I remain unconvinced, at least about Mother Teresa.

So just to comment on the last thread for a moment: Did the American Spectator remove the entire article by the Air Museum "journalist" infiltrator?

Sorry, trying to catch up on two threads...

[Link: spectator.org...]

Looks like it has been archived

[Link: spectator.org...]

so, who won?...is KT still in one piece?

re: #140 Sergey Romanov

Exactly. The ref to "antichrists" is explicit.

Also, "spirit of" or "spirit of the" Antichrist.

[Link: bible.cc...]

Evening, all.

The wife and I just got back from a day trip out to the Poconos. Beautiful day to stand at the summit of Camelback and take in the surrounding territory.

I also stopped at a supermarket and picked up a couple of packs of that PA delicacy scrapple, to hand out to my NY friends who have never tried it.

So...what did I miss today?

re: #146 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

Also, "spirit of" or "spirit of the" Antichrist.

[Link: bible.cc...]

re: #144 blueraven

So just to comment on the last thread for a moment: Did the American Spectator remove the entire article by the Air Museum "journalist" infiltrator?

Sorry, trying to catch up on two threads...

[Link: spectator.org...]

Looks like it has been archived

[Link: spectator.org...]

It's still up. Looks like they took the archived one down and put it in their blogs section.

[Link: spectator.org...]

re: #147 makeitstop

Evening, all.

The wife and I just got back from a day trip out to the Poconos. Beautiful day to stand at the summit of Camelback and take in the surrounding territory.

I also stopped at a supermarket and picked up a couple of packs of that PA delicacy scrapple, to hand out to my NY friends who have never tried it.

So...what did I miss today?

ever been to Penns Peak?...one hell of a venue

re: #145 albusteve

so, who won?...is KT still in one piece?

I survived and a hear I'll get a discount on pantaloons!

re: #148 Cannadian Club Akbar

"Embedding disabled by request"

I think I'm grateful for that.

re: #147 makeitstop
Not much just a persistent troll. "...PA delicacy scrapple, to hand out to my NY friends who have never tried it." Ahh yes that stuff.

re: #147 makeitstop

Sounds like we're the ones who missed out.

re: #152 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

"Embedding disabled by request"

I think I'm grateful for that.

Just a scene from the Exorcist.

re: #151 Killgore Trout

I survived and a hear I'll get a discount on pantaloons!

you bad...I hoped you wouldn't drown in the poodle drool

re: #150 albusteve

ever been to Penns Peak?...one hell of a venue

No, never been. I had the chance to go see a show by one of the bands I work for a few years ago but passed.

re: #146 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

Also, "spirit of" or "spirit of the" Antichrist.

[Link: bible.cc...]

I don't know, this guy makes some pretty compelling arguments.

re: #149 OhCrapIHaveACrushOnSarahPalin

It's still up. Looks like they took the archived one down and put it in their blogs section.

[Link: spectator.org...]

Ah, thanks! I was clicking on the links from the last thread and was getting errors.

re: #157 makeitstop

No, never been. I had the chance to go see a show by one of the bands I work for a few years ago but passed.

nice place...you'll get there sometime...good people around those parts

re: #158 Atlas Fails

I don't know, this guy makes some pretty compelling arguments.

People like that have 125 bumper stickers all over their car calling me "sinner".
*shudder*

re: #158 Atlas Fails

I don't know, this guy makes some pretty compelling arguments.

Ah, jesus-is-savior. No end to the fun, there.

Independent Fundamental Baptists. Not the nicest people in the world.

re: #150 albusteve

ever been to Penns Peak?...one hell of a venue

Geeezz,, i'm getting tired

4 - 12+ hour days in a row at work (with two more to go)

I read that as PENIS PEAK!

re: #151 Killgore Trout

I survived and a hear I'll get a discount on pantaloons!

Watch out, they'll try and gouge you on the buttons and braids for the coats. Haggle hard.

Arrest outside White House as lawmakers debate protests

The Secret Service said one person was arrested and will be charged with assault on a police officer after throwing a shoe at a uniformed officer.

Lisa Simeone, one of the protest organizers, said the man was trying to throw his shoe over the fence of the White House but missed.

I heard Herb Herman Cain on the radio today explaining that the unions are funding OWS.

You learn something new every day, no matter how false it is.
/

re: #163 sattv4u2

Geeezz,, i'm getting tired

4 - 12+ hour days in a row at work (with two more to go)

I read that as PENIS PEAK!

you can have yours when you get home...enjoy!

Shoes thrown! MAN DOWN MAN DOWN!!!

re: #158 Atlas Fails

I don't know, this guy makes some pretty compelling arguments.

OK, let's check:

1. My distant granddaddy wasn't, indeed, a gorilla.

2. A society that wants babies dead is indeed sick.

3. "Billions for the Bankers, Debt for the People!" - he's got a point there.

I'm conviced - the rest must be true too.

re: #165 Killgore Trout

Arrest outside White House as lawmakers debate protests

How the fuck do you try to throw something over a fence and miss? He should be charged for being a punk ass.

re: #159 blueraven

Ah, thanks! I was clicking on the links from the last thread and was getting errors.

Lol...dumb confederate keeps changing around the story, yet never changes his "altar ego" mistake.

Tea party picket sign copydesk employee, I guess.

re: #165 Killgore Trout

Arrest outside White House as lawmakers debate protests

the old shoe grenade trick

re: #165 Killgore Trout

Heh.

re: #170 Cannadian Club Akbar

guy HAD to have wanted to get arrested. You just don't throw things over that particular fence.

Shoe-bomber? That's a rip-off.

re: #168 windsagio

Shoes thrown! MAN DOWN MAN DOWN!!!

I suspect it's another right wing agitator.

re: #176 Killgore Trout

I suspect it's another right wing agitator.

You mean Wing Tip agitator?
/

re: #177 Cannadian Club Akbar

You mean Wing Tip agitator?
/

it's the tassles...a commie thing

re: #175 Sergey Romanov

Shoe-bomber? That's a rip-off.

So is shoe-thrower.

No creativity points for Arrested Shoe-Thrower.

re: #176 Killgore Trout

Always always a false flag operation. Its the first rule of any protest.

re: #158 Atlas Fails

I don't know, this guy makes some pretty compelling arguments.

Wow. A fundie AND an Alex Jones fanboy. It's like a convergence of fail.

Alrighty. Out for the night. See ya'll on the morning shift.:)

So now he's in a holding cell

With one shoe

With guys that are there for real crimes

"dude,, where's your shoe?"

"well ,, thats why I got arrested"

THATS when he got his ass kicked!!

re: #180 windsagio

Always always a false flag operation. Its the first rule of any protest.

re: #180 windsagio

Always always a false flag operation. Its the first rule of any protest.

we need more seasoned expert opinion like yours

re: #183 sattv4u2

na, what he says is "I attacked a cop."

Altho then they'd ask him why his ribs weren't broken, so he might get exposed.

re: #184 albusteve

dammit

NOTE TO SELF

NEVER change the filters at work at the start of a 12 hour shift

Sitting here for the last 10 hours itching from the fibers!!

Ah, the Anglocentric arrogance of the KJV-only crowd.

re: #188 Sergey Romanov

I started reading that; then stopped.

re: #181 Lidane

Wow. A fundie AND an Alex Jones fanboy. It's like a convergence of fail.

Also a 9/11 troofer.

A liberal, obviously. e_e

Janis with a song of great political import --

re: #189 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I started reading that; then stopped.

Me too.

re: #189 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

It was as if a million brain cells cried out and were suddenly silenced...

re: #189 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I started reading that; then stopped.

You wouldn't have had too if you were staying at a Holiday Inn Express tonight!
/

re: #193 Sergey Romanov

It was as if a million brain cells cried out and were suddenly silenced...

I'm a Christian and have never understood people's attachment to the KJV.
Had a Church of Christ preacher tell me once that I shouldn't attend a Methodist Church because Christ is not in the name of the church.

I almost brought up the "Rectification of the Vuldrani", but decided against it.

re: #195 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

I'm a Christian and have never understood people's attachment to the KJV.
Had a Church of Christ preacher tell me once that I shouldn't attend a Methodist Church because Christ is not in the name of the church.

I almost brought up the "Rectification of the Vuldrani", but decided against it.

KJV-onlyism is such a weird theory. They can't coherently answer - well, where was the inspired and preserved text until 1611? And why English? Maybe the Bible in Mandarin is the really inspired one?

KJV is beautiful in its language, but the meaning can be dark at times.

re: #197 Sergey Romanov

English has changed a wee bit over the centuries. Still, it along with Cranmer's Prayer Book & Shakespeare is what basically created modern English. Beautiful stuff, all the way around.

re: #195 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

its just what folks are used to. What you grew up with is always right, y'know?

re: #198 wlewisiii

English has changed a wee bit over the centuries. Still, it along with Cranmer's Prayer Book & Shakespeare is what basically created modern English. Beautiful stuff, all the way around.

It's an absolutely fabulous translation. I do wish that someone had convinced them that the vav ha-hippuch does not have to be translated as 'and', thus leading to the endless "And the Lord did thusandsuch" sentences, but the KJV is beautiful and well-translated.

It's just a translation. Other ones in English are more accurate, if not as lovely.