Indycrusader
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IndyJohan said:
True...oh, so very true.
Jesus' (yes that one) tomb found?
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True...oh, so very true.
ClintonHammond
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"but you tended to imply it quite often"
Read what I post... don't read INTO what I post.
"that doesn't address anything or has zero substance"
So, scripture....
"I rarely contribute to Religious conversations anymore because they go no where"
Too many pigeons
Read what I post... don't read INTO what I post.
"that doesn't address anything or has zero substance"
So, scripture....
"I rarely contribute to Religious conversations anymore because they go no where"
Too many pigeons
ClintonHammond
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You're the only one who thinks so.
ClintonHammond
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Who ever said I was wearing pants in the first place?
Doc Savage
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I'm absent for a couple of days and we resort to nudity?ClintonHammond said:Who ever said I was wearing pants in the first place?
ClintonHammond
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O.k.. so maybe I won't use the pigeon analogy any more....
I'll just say that I know how Woody felt, talking to Buzz in Toy Story.
"Buzz Lightyear starts as a delusion character who thinks he is a "space ranger." The delusion gives him his purpose, and he expends all his energy on fixing what he thinks is his space ship so that he can rendezvous with "star command" and complete his mission. He even recruits the other toys to help him. He is mystified that his attempts to contact star command by radio never receive any answer, but his conviction that star command exists remains unquestioned."
I'll just say that I know how Woody felt, talking to Buzz in Toy Story.
"Buzz Lightyear starts as a delusion character who thinks he is a "space ranger." The delusion gives him his purpose, and he expends all his energy on fixing what he thinks is his space ship so that he can rendezvous with "star command" and complete his mission. He even recruits the other toys to help him. He is mystified that his attempts to contact star command by radio never receive any answer, but his conviction that star command exists remains unquestioned."
Doc Savage
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You should've stuck with the pigeons.ClintonHammond said:
ClintonHammond
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They're both all too apt.
(note: all in good fun)
Maybe not, but the right philosophy will keep you from the bog in the first place.
Buzz didn't get an answer from 'star command' because he was going to the wrong toy maker
Sorry, I've been absent due to familial obligations, but this thread is not forgotten. My next post will be free from intended chuckles.
ClintonHammond said:
Maybe not, but the right philosophy will keep you from the bog in the first place.
ClintonHammond said:
Buzz didn't get an answer from 'star command' because he was going to the wrong toy maker
Sorry, I've been absent due to familial obligations, but this thread is not forgotten. My next post will be free from intended chuckles.
ClintonHammond
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"Buzz didn't get an answer from 'star command' because..."
... there IS no Star Command.
... there IS no Star Command.
Doc Savage
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Not by a country mile.ClintonHammond said:
Of the filial kind?Thanatos said:
ClintonHammond
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"Not by a country mile."
Only the blinkered don't see it.... but then you folks don't see a lot of what's right in front of you.
Only the blinkered don't see it.... but then you folks don't see a lot of what's right in front of you.
Doc Savage
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Again with the ad hominem...from someone who gets his hackles up the moment it's directed toward him and his. "When you can't kill the message, kill the messenger." And yet we still abide by the anvil that's worn out a million hammers.ClintonHammond said:
ClintonHammond
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You wish....
Doc Savage
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No, good buddy...I believe!ClintonHammond said:
ClintonHammond
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That's even worse
But that's your choice man.
But that's your choice man.