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PostPosted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 9:30 am
  

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Since I live close to Dover does that mean God has abandoned me as well, oh wait, I'm an atheist, never mind!


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Pat seems to be more and more the American Osama.

Bringing your own God is one thing, BEING your own God is another matter.

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PostPosted: Fri Nov 11, 2005 11:19 pm
  

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God got taken out of most of our Govt. schools years ago, if you want religion included in your childs education send them to a religion based school. Oz is basiclly a secular country now, tho most people would probably say they live by basic Christian values.


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God loves everyone no matter who they are or whether they love him or not. Hope no one misunderstood me when I said I kinda agreed with Robertson. What I agreed with him on was the fact those folks got canned from the school board cuz of their beliefs & that was wrong...


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I am just curious, does God love Osama and Zargawi?


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Didn't Pat R. say that God doesn't love the people of Dover? Sure sounded like it. And gee, if voting for someone (or not) because of what they believe is wrong, for what reason should you vote for or against someone, Cheryl? Really, I want to know.


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At the Beacon show, Pete was giving out bumper stickers on condition they be sent to someone in Kansas. They read GRAVITY IS JUST A THEORY.

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I'm not sure I believe in evolutuion either, I mean look at Bush, he's STILL a chimp........right?!


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PostPosted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 7:01 pm
  

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As much as a loon, nut, repressive, Christianazi, closed-minded biggot that I think Robertson is, they did have a mention of him on PBS' "NOW" last night (11/11/05). It was a piece on big oil and how they're manipulating the market to make oil prices skyrocket. Well, it appears that Robertson & investors tried to buy a small California refinery a few years back. Small refineries, it appears, used to be able to help keep gas & heating oil prices down because they weren't controlled by the major oil companies. Robertson & company's bid to buy the small refinery was blocked by "big oil". He did, a few years ago, predict that allowing the big companies to control the refineries would lead to gas prices of over $3.00/gallon in a few years. So, the guy's not wrong all of the time!

But, Cheryl, I still think he's a doofus, and our public schools are no place to use as a soapbox for any religious doctrine. This country (in theory) was founded on the individual's freedoms, including religious. To use our government run schools as a platform for religious doctrine, no matter how well intentioned, is simply wrong.

My thing with this whole "Intelligent Design" thingy is that if it's being used simply as a tool to get some fundamentalist Christian BS into the schools, then it's wrong. Darwin wasn't preaching religious beliefs. His theory was based upon concrete physical evidence....something that pretty much every religious system lacks. The intelligent design yahoos are simply saying that, "Golly! Everything is soooo complex that, surely, something intelligent must have created it!" Well, guess what? If that were true then you'd need something even more intelligent to create the "intellegence" that designed everything. And then you'd need something even more intelligent that designed the intelligence that designed the intelligence that designed everything! Oh, but wait! Then you'd need something even more intelligent to design the intelligence that designed the intelligence that desined the intelligence.....well, if you don't get it by now, then,DUH!

How about a "Theory of Blunderism"? The Universe had all this stuff floatin' around in it, just bumpin' into everything else floatin' around....Blunderin', you might say, until somethin' Blundered into somethin' else that sort of fit together or got along with each other and made more Blundered stuff until eventually, planets Blundered together to form solar syatems. Then stuff on some of the planets Blundered together to form amino acids. Then some of them Blundered together and formed BDNA (Blundered-DNA) and life Blundered onto the scene. Eventually, the little Blundering single-celled organisms Blundered into each other so much that they formed multi-celled Blundering organisms. This kept going on and on until we had the basis of life as we know it. And so, today, the world keeps Blundering on, and we Blunder along with it.

I propose that we teach the Theory of Blunderism in schools! I, also, propose that we start the First Chuch of Blunderism to teach the doctrine of Blunderism and spread the word to all corners of the world. I propose that we make ADG the founder of the Blundermental Church and elevate him to the stature of Prophet! And we will write the Book of Blunder and send Blunderites forth unto the world to bring the joy and wonder of the Word of Blunder to all of it's peoples! Praise be to the Blunderers! Amen!

Got a little carried away, didn't I?

Blunderingly,
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From The Book of Blunder:

Blundersis 1:1

"And lo, the Universe was void where prohibited and without form and Blunderless. And then it came to pass that two pieces of nothing in particular collided, Blundering together in the Great Nothingness (I know... if there's this Great Nothingness, then where did the "two pieces of nothing in particular" come from? Never you mind! I'm tryin' to start a religion here, so nothing has to make any sense! Ya just gotta believe!). And in this Great Nothingness, a tremendous flash of light occurred at the joining of the pieces of nothing in particular (Hey! That's kinda kinky, eh?). And the light was good. And it came to pass that this light was to be known as The Big Blunder!"

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I remember sitting in a redneck barber shop when I was a kid in la (lower Alabama). There was a mirror in front of me, and a mirror in back of me. The end result was an infinite number of reflections of me and the barber that was giving me a crew cut. And what was that pink shit he put in my hair??

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 7:12 am
  

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Goofus:

I remember sitting in a redneck barber shop when I was a kid in la (lower Alabama). There was a mirror in front of me, and a mirror in back of me. The end result was an infinite number of reflections of me and the barber that was giving me a crew cut. And what was that pink shit he put in my hair??

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Goofus, are you saying that "Intelligent Design" is done with mirrors? But the real question here is why would he put pink lemonade in your hair (was it pulp free?)? Was he out of Vitalis? Or was it something more sinister than that?

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 10:39 am
  

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why that was old fashion pinko commie fag goo! that used to put that stuff on crew cuts to point young men in the right direction. just a little dab of that stuff and you walked out of the barber shop singing "better dead than red".

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by PSBeaty:

why that was old fashion pinko commie fag goo! that used to put that stuff on crew cuts to point young men in the right direction. just a little dab of that stuff and you walked out of the barber shop singing "better dead than red".

<center><FONT COLOR="#000080">--- Edited 1 times, lastly by PSBeaty on Nov 13, 2005 ---</FONT></center><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Hmm, I guess it didn't work. Wasn't long after that I saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show and quit getting those scratchy haircuts (let the games begin).


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PostPosted: Sun Nov 13, 2005 2:36 pm
  

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those boys were surprised by many of the effects of their chemical mind control experiments, the SANDOZZZZZZ effect!!, They abandoned them because they found that the old fashion techniques of propaganda and controlling the media (per poor herr goebbels) was far more effective

now don't tell me you didn't say better dead than red at least once after that treatment!!! I know, they put that shit on my head too!!

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