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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 10:33 AM CST
Excuse me!

I just want a simple recipe - you know..with onions and garlic and a little funky chicken etc!

sticking out tongue


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 10:31 AM CST
Do Dreams come true?

There are only two types of dreams.

1.) Dreams that come true.

2.) Dreams that do not come true.

Dreams only come true if they come true.

Dreams that don't come true.....don't!

1.) Dreams that come true you know about because you can say 'My dream come true!'

2.) Not so sure...... just because your dream hasn't come true yet it doesn't mean that it won't come true some day, does it?

confused

If dreams that haven't come true yet all come true some time in the future then.........

ALL DREAMS COME TRUE! WOWZA! dancing

Oh shit - what about nightmares? crying help


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 10:25 AM CST
jbibiza wrote:
My own personal belief is that there is a vast collective consciousness that we are all a part of...


You are the Borg? Yikes! Please don't absorb me! laugh


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 10:21 AM CST
Anybody got the recipe for 'Primordial soup'?

grin cool


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 10:20 AM CST
ooby_dooby wrote:
I have a few very simple questions for those who believe in god.

1, If god is all powerful, if he created the universe out of nothing, why did he need a lump of clay to create Adam?

2, If god created Adam out of a lump of clay, why couldn't he create Eve out of another lump of clay?


Many people take the bible literally.

I'm a Brit. I either got taught or figured that when the Bible was written science wasn't quite what it is today. I believe that books like Genesis tell a story that the people of the day could understand.

I do NOT take the bible literally, word for word.

I do NOT believe that God created the world in seven days - He could have taken seven milliseconds or seven million years if He is all powerful.....it doesn't matter - just a nice simple story to tell people about the awesomeness of some universal creator.

Likewise with the clay business - clay or primordial soup? Eve = evolution........ God obviously wanted a little diversity and made 'woman' so we could evolve and have nice little mutations instead of cloning ourselves all the time which gets a bit boring! Primordial soup was all used up and God didn't want to make fresh soup so He just fished around and grabbed a 'rib' - i.e. bit of DNA and 'tweaked' it a little! thumbs up


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 10:09 AM CST
A good example, in many ways, but it has some 'nasty' facts!

Not a nice distribution of wealth - 40% really poor, 10% rich and only 50% in the middle.... if that is indicative of a country then it's not healthy.

I prefer a more normal distribution (for a decent society) where say only 10% are 'poor' and 10% are 'rich' and 80% of people are in the middle.

Even then the poor have their pride, so the one poor guy should pay five dollars (heck that's 50% off.........if he doesn't like that he should stay home and make 'mountain dew'), the eight in the middle should pay the ten bucks each and the one rich guy can pay $15 (50% more than average but he's a nice guy and not going to cry 'cos there is plenty left over).

We only have 10 guys in the example but I'd prefer to see less than 5% poor people and the same less than 5% 'mega rich people'(zero poor is rather too idealistic as 'shit happens' and if you don't shit the system gets all clogged up and then when shit does happen it's like today with a recession and lots of pain)......

A large, healthy, wealthy and happy middle class is what democracy should be all about...... having only 50% in the middle kinda sucks!

grin


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 9:40 AM CST
bushbun wrote:
Were there ever done any researches on this subject at all...would it be hard to accept fact that intelligence is extremelly relative metter despite modern scientific clasifications which seem to be all wrong at their analyses(math etc. testing).....

Einstein appeared smart to some because of his outstanding historically breaking reserches...to others again stupid as from what I understand was unable to even tie shoes on own...not to mention Yugoslaw feme who was driving him nuts....

Can we compare Bethowen, Mozart, or Einstein in intelligence...can it be done...why wasn't....I beleive it can be done...what you think...

I beleive further that almost 100% of people have same intelligence ability at birth and their final intelligence product over life time(life time is what I consider as an capacity/battery with which they develop their unique outstanding sharacteristics which messure or finally resolt in what is known as an intelligence...I would also add here individual responses during situations as required and certainly hardships endured) solely depends on environments in which they spend their lives.

Critical situations in which one finds himself/herself therefore determin enormously who is what is someone...


Equality is a political concept designed to foment rebellion by envious people against people who are definitely unequal to them.

We are not equal.

Some people are more athletic, or more intelligent, or wealthier, or better looking, or nicer or more humurous, or more creative, or more 'anything' than others - some even have a combination of qualities!

Very few people have zero qualities - so you might be dumb, but a very nice person..... or very good-looking and clever, but a complete asshole!

We are not equal - thank God we are not all the same.

You'll get over it! grin


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 9:31 AM CST
I thought Creationism was merely a religously inspired act of political rebellion to get round the system so that kids in schools in the USA could ask questions like:

'Where are we from? Is there any purpose to Life? Why? Is there such a thing as a just war?' etc...

The answers to any of these questions is, of course:

'I have no idea, and if I did I couldn't tell you as I'd lose my job because we live in a Satanic, godless country'

Sometimes the truth hurts.................

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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 9:24 AM CST
Conrad73 wrote:
Why is there need for a Missing Link,with a Common Ancestor?


Conrad - is that really your pic or are you really a silver-back, alpha male, vegetarian peace-loving guerilla? grin

Should I call David Attenborough on my 'hot line' so that he can sit at your feet? laugh


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 9:21 AM CST
crotalus_p wrote:
Sorry but there is currently no missing link


Crotalus is the missing link........... at last we may rest in peace! grin


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 9:15 AM CST
rusty_knight wrote:
Some people look like bananas! Yikes!


Confuscius, he great man, he say:

"Some people eat bananas......
Some people look like bananas........
Some people plenty crazy - they ARE bananas!"

I refuse to argue with deceased Chinese philosophers...... ther dead are wise!


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 9:13 AM CST
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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 9:12 AM CST
gussi wrote:
they are all at Lagos place in buggerjibber measuring up the sails so Sommer can embroider all her knickers together.


Strange how some people turn their profiles on and off more often than a lightbulb, isn't it? confused


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 7:51 AM CST
gussi wrote:
and what about the "grunt and squeak"



Pffft! Horses sweat, men perspire, ladies merely glow in the dark if they are feeling radioactive...........


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 7:44 AM CST
PietroPaoloV wrote:
I'm not out to make fun now, and it's not like in one of those films where a bloke's taken to the psychologist, shown splatter on paper, asked what he sees, and based on the replies some sort of assessment of his mental state is made.

When you look at this picture, what do you see?
There will be a follow up later


I also see Mark Anthony plucking a live cockerel while being bitten on his neck by Cleopatra's asp..... for some strange reason he has an arrow sticking out of his head. He is not a happy man. In the bottom right of the picture is one of the ghosts from the movie 'Ghostbusters'. The ghost is laughing. The ghost is a mean bastard ghost considering both the fate of the chicken and Mark Anthony.

The snake is a very happy snake, maybe because he is Cleopatra's asp.


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 7:38 AM CST
shipoker58 wrote:
I see truck driving into a crowd of chickens and rabbits outside of a pentecostal church!!


You are a very, very, very sick person! grin


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 7:36 AM CST
sweetowen wrote:
I just got a call about 20 minutes ago. It was one of my friends calling to tell me that a very dear male friend of mine had passed away on Tuesday from a massive heart attack! This guy was probably not even in his 40s yet.

I'm just sitting here, numb. The viewing's tomorrow & the funeral's on Saturday.


Terrible news..... you expect it more with older people.

When a friend dies and he/she is 'young' (but older than you) it's terrible.

When a friend dies and he/she is younger than you it's almost worse.

Remember the good times you had with your friend.

He'd want you to enjoy life.

Remember your friend, smile at happy memories, honour his memory and do your best to enjoy what time YOU have left......... life is very short - even for those who live to be 100+!




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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 7:30 AM CST
PietroPaoloV wrote:
I'm not out to make fun now, and it's not like in one of those films where a bloke's taken to the psychologist, shown splatter on paper, asked what he sees, and based on the replies some sort of assessment of his mental state is made.

When you look at this picture, what do you see?
There will be a follow up later


I see a picture of Pietro in front of his pc typing an email to his brother in Uzbekistan...............conversing dunno


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 7:28 AM CST
shipoker58 wrote:
I will welcome it. There is a line from a country song...Lord, I wanna go to Heaven, but I don't wanna go tonight.

I have tried to kill myself(half heartedly) many times. This life isn't worth the effort. So while I don't know if I respect death, I don't respect life, either!!


I was told that the older you get that the more you fear death.

I don't.

What I do fear is this - having an empty, shallow meaningless life.

Oh shit! I DO have an empty, shallow, meaningless life; it's scarey!

One thing would be really nice - to do something useful and somehow contribute something to society before I die.......so, in a sense, I am scared of dying before that happens.

But, there again, doing something 'good' and useful' just feeds the ego, doesn't it?

My ego doesn't need feeding - I am already a pompous ass and if I did something 'good' my head would swell up so much it'd probably explode.... and then I'd die.

Nah... better keep living the meaningless, futile life - the other option sounds too dangerous!


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Posted: Nov 14, 2008, 7:23 AM CST
rusty_knight wrote:
I hate being called ignorant myself.

Pompous ass sounds so much nicer!



But, I warn you, - call me an IGNORANT pompous ass and I'll cry and cry and cry (and maybe even have a hissy fit!)

crying crying rolling on the floor laughing


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