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“In God We Trust”
Since: Jul 12
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Tide with Beach wrote: <quoted text> I wasn't being dirty. What's dirty about using a spanner to get your nuts off? HA! I get it...
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Since: Oct 12
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Tide with Beach wrote: <quoted text> I wasn't being dirty. What's dirty about using a spanner to get your nuts off? OH GOD HELP!!!!!!!!!! I DON'T GET IT!!
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Since: Oct 12
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RiversideRedneck wrote: <quoted text> Oh, I see. Here we'd say "Quit f_ckin around & get in the damn car!" Oh, is the f word really needed? My papa has never said that to me. Do men in america say that to their daughters?
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RiversideRedneck wrote: <quoted text> HA! I get it... tell me too, u hog everything!!
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“In the beginning God Created..”
Since: Feb 12
Southern Illinois
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wilderide wrote: <quoted text> No one ever died along the way? They never came across anyone who mentioned these millions of wandering people? They also carried around 40 years of accumulated trash with them? Seriously? Many families and cultures today prefer to bury their dead together in their own country or state. For example my family has a burial ground in East Texas. Although I live in Illinois I will be buried with my family. The Israelites were no different. They wanted to bury their dead in their own homeland. After one dies in the desert their bones can be easily transported. Just what kind of accumulated trash would you expect to see? They lived in tents so there are no building remains. They didn’t have automobiles so there were no old tires. They walked into the wilderness and walked out. Footprints have a two day life span in the desert.
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Since: Sep 10
Long Beach, CA
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Eagle12 wrote: <quoted text> Many families and cultures today prefer to bury their dead together in their own country or state. For example my family has a burial ground in East Texas. Although I live in Illinois I will be buried with my family. The Israelites were no different. They wanted to bury their dead in their own homeland. After one dies in the desert their bones can be easily transported. Just what kind of accumulated trash would you expect to see? They lived in tents so there are no building remains. They didn’t have automobiles so there were no old tires. They walked into the wilderness and walked out. Footprints have a two day life span in the desert. There you go, our nightly Eagle sermon. Good job on the grammar!
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Since: Mar 11
Louisville, KY
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I still haven't received any Pm from you love. Are you sure you sent me one? My inbox is empty and lonely. Pm me again. Clementia wrote: <quoted text> U mean PM? PM = PERSONAL MESSAGE? I PMed u and other posters, they all PMed me back u were the stuck up one that didn't. So why should i? why? huh, why? What r u up to?
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Since: Mar 11
Louisville, KY
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Why would a non living object evolve? You obviously don't know what evolution is. Regardless evolution has nothing to do with believing in your retarded god. BBSting wrote: <quoted text> Hell, you're so thoroughly indoctinated by science's fictions, I bet you tossed your laptop out the window just to see if it was intelligent enough to evolve into a bird.
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“Formerly "Richard"”
Since: Mar 12
In the beginning e=mc^2
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Eagle12 wrote: <quoted text> Many families and cultures today prefer to bury their dead together in their own country or state. For example my family has a burial ground in East Texas. Although I live in Illinois I will be buried with my family. The Israelites were no different. They wanted to bury their dead in their own homeland. After one dies in the desert their bones can be easily transported. Just what kind of accumulated trash would you expect to see? They lived in tents so there are no building remains. They didn’t have automobiles so there were no old tires. They walked into the wilderness and walked out. Footprints have a two day life span in the desert. More clueless BS
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“cdesign proponentsists”
Since: Jul 09
Pittsburgh, PA
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Eagle12 wrote: <quoted text> Many families and cultures today prefer to bury their dead together in their own country or state. For example my family has a burial ground in East Texas. Although I live in Illinois I will be buried with my family. The Israelites were no different. They wanted to bury their dead in their own homeland. After one dies in the desert their bones can be easily transported. Just what kind of accumulated trash would you expect to see? They lived in tents so there are no building remains. They didn’t have automobiles so there were no old tires. They walked into the wilderness and walked out. Footprints have a two day life span in the desert. Yeah dumbasses. Don't you know that when a person dies in the desert, it's like, "poof!" and all the skin and muscles turn to dust! Then the bones shrink down to pocket size! Duh! Gwad are you people stupid!
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Captain
Cheyenne, WY
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When you study the core beliefs of secular humanism of moral relativity, the end justifies the means, and total lack of eternal justice. Then you begin to understand their definition of right and wrong, morals, and empathy. They are meaningless, because they believe in nothingness, based upon a dust to dust finite universe and life exists only because of instinctive behavior of avoidance of pain in a quest to survive. But ultimately, nothing really matters.
Talking to an atheist about right and wrong or evil vs. righteousness, you will find that they have no real comprehension or understanding, they only try to look for every direction and argument to make those traits meaningless.
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Since: Mar 11
Chicago, IL
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Secular morality is by far superior to biblical morality. It was secular morality that did away with slavery, incest and child molesting all of these were common place in biblical morality. Captain wrote: When you study the core beliefs of secular humanism of moral relativity, the end justifies the means, and total lack of eternal justice. Then you begin to understand their definition of right and wrong, morals, and empathy. They are meaningless, because they believe in nothingness, based upon a dust to dust finite universe and life exists only because of instinctive behavior of avoidance of pain in a quest to survive. But ultimately, nothing really matters. Talking to an atheist about right and wrong or evil vs. righteousness, you will find that they have no real comprehension or understanding, they only try to look for every direction and argument to make those traits meaningless.
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“I see quantum effects”
Since: Jan 11
In the macro world.
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Clementia wrote: <quoted text>Oh, is the f word really needed?
My papa has never said that to me. Do men in america say that to their daughters? Are you kidding? Daughters in America say it to their fathers.
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“I see quantum effects”
Since: Jan 11
In the macro world.
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Catcher1 wrote: <quoted text>There you go, our nightly Eagle sermon.
Good job on the grammar! No mention of pottery or tools that should have been left behind. Duck12 is in chronic denial.
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“I see quantum effects”
Since: Jan 11
In the macro world.
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Clementia wrote: <quoted text>I know that!
What's the dirty meaning? Nuts=testicles
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“I see quantum effects”
Since: Jan 11
In the macro world.
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RiversideRedneck wrote: <quoted text>Of course not. Should I refrain from that here?
I do have a racist-free joke I can tell to any black person.
What do you call a black man that flies an airplane?
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A pilot. Lol. Not.
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“I see quantum effects”
Since: Jan 11
In the macro world.
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RiversideRedneck wrote: <quoted text>That's a stupid question.
I don't know, how many stars have not been counted? It was a stupid question in reply to a stupid statement.
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“I see quantum effects”
Since: Jan 11
In the macro world.
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RiversideRedneck wrote: <quoted text>After a trip to Walmart, I wish that ignorant objects couldn't reproduce.... So you're in favor of eugenics. That was one of hitler's pet projects.
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Givemeliberty wrote: Why would a non living object evolve? You obviously don't know what evolution is. Regardless evolution has nothing to do with believing in your retarded god. <quoted text> Exactly. And yet science would have you believe that dead matter produces life, that something from nothing is a valid idea. You atheists are a pathetic lot. Easily reduced to a quivering heap of incoherent sniveling over the mere mention of God. Chronic bellyachers, filing lawsuits under the guise of impinged civil liberties because of your delicate feelings. "Oh, but judge, but judge, I saw a cross and it filled me with fear and loathing." "The words ‘In God we Trust’ on american currency hurts my feelings." "I just can’t sleep knowing there is a manger scene at the courthouse." "The sight of the Ten Commandments makes me wet my pants." "I have to pay for the cost of therapy due to recurring nightmares about a monster God trying to get me." We hear your rage against religion and see it for what it is, a product of your own wild imagination and insecurities.
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“Aura , Savior of the Universe!”
Since: Dec 10
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BBSting wrote: <quoted text> Exactly. And yet science would have you believe that dead matter produces life, that something from nothing is a valid idea. You atheists are a pathetic lot. Easily reduced to a quivering heap of incoherent sniveling over the mere mention of God. Chronic bellyachers, filing lawsuits under the guise of impinged civil liberties because of your delicate feelings. "Oh, but judge, but judge, I saw a cross and it filled me with fear and loathing." "The words ‘In God we Trust’ on american currency hurts my feelings." "I just can’t sleep knowing there is a manger scene at the courthouse." "The sight of the Ten Commandments makes me wet my pants." "I have to pay for the cost of therapy due to recurring nightmares about a monster God trying to get me." We hear your rage against religion and see it for what it is, a product of your own wild imagination and insecurities. Science does not invoke belief. It does however give explanation where none exist. You also attribute laws made to to force adherence to the constitution, to science. this is not so either, scientist's do not deal with the law of the land, but in fact deal with natural laws that are in nature above any human law to intervene. The notion is as silly as King Midas marching to the sea, and commanding the tide to halt.
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