New York Stinks!
Wilgrove
08-01-2007, 22:26
Litterly, they stink!
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/nyc.odor/index.html
What do you guys think the smell is? I mean it isn't Natural Gas, and well, what the hell is it?
Eltaphilon
08-01-2007, 22:29
Litterly, they stink!
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/nyc.odor/index.html
What do you guys think the smell is? I mean it isn't Natural Gas, and well, what the hell is it?
Your momma.
I did NOT just go there!
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 22:30
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
Wilgrove
08-01-2007, 22:31
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
Ahh I love satire.
Greater Trostia
08-01-2007, 22:32
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
Hey you're pretty funny. Too bad that kind of dry wit is underappreciated on the internet.
Eltaphilon
08-01-2007, 22:32
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
:rolleyes:
God: Um...he who smelt it dealt it.
Litterly, they stink!
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/nyc.odor/index.html
What do you guys think the smell is? I mean it isn't Natural Gas, and well, what the hell is it?
Victory.
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/TheSteveslols/StressMotivator.jpg
Bleh, stupid online motivator did it wrong. I'll fix it soon.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 22:47
:rolleyes:
God: Um...he who smelt it dealt it.
That is quite humorous. Nonetheless, I feel honor-bound to point out that the "scientific community" is baffled and cannot offer a plausible explanation. Therefore, it must be an act of God.
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 22:48
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
I want to believe you are joking. Please, say you are.
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 22:52
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
I can see it now ...
GOD: Repent, ye sinners! As I sent your Twin Towers crumbling to the ground even as Joshua struck down the walls of Jericho, now I send you this abominable stench from the very Bowels of Hell!
TYPICAL NEW YORKER: You talkin' t' me? Huh? Yeah, you, you talkin' t' me? You must be 'cause there ain't nobody else here.
Kecibukia
08-01-2007, 22:54
That is quite humorous. Nonetheless, I feel honor-bound to point out that the "scientific community" is baffled and cannot offer a plausible explanation. Therefore, it must be an act of God.
That's nice. Now provide some evidence that the "scientific community" has exausted all measures and "cannot" offer a plausible explanation. Oh, wait. You're of the type that wants all research to stop to make the claim "goddidit".
That is quite humorous. Nonetheless, I feel honor-bound to point out that the "scientific community" is baffled and cannot offer a plausible explanation. Therefore, it must be an act of God.
:rolleyes:
Science hasn't explained it yet. Was lightning an act of God before we figured it out?
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 22:54
That is quite humorous. Nonetheless, I feel honor-bound to point out that the "scientific community" is baffled and cannot offer a plausible explanation. Therefore, it must be an act of God.
You should really put a "j/k" when you're joking so you don't freak me out.
New Xero Seven
08-01-2007, 22:55
Lets hope nobody does anything stupid... like light a match or lighter. :eek:
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 22:58
Lets hope nobody does anything stupid... like light a match or lighter. :eek:
From what I hear, lighting a few matches might not be a bad idea.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:04
:rolleyes:
Science hasn't explained it yet. Was lightning an act of God before we figured it out?
Lightning was, and still remains, and act of God. The physical mechanism by which God controls the universe does not negate the fact that he can do whatever he chooses. It rains because God decries that it should be so; to accomplish his task, he employs the earthly physics of high-pressure and low-pressure systems, combined with a multitude of other factors.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:06
You should really put a "j/k" when you're joking so you don't freak me out.
I will bear that suggestion in mind. I can assure you, however, that my fealty to our Lord is unwavering and most certainly not an attempt at sacrilegious jest.
Lightning was, and still remains, and act of God. The physical mechanism by which God controls the universe does not negate the fact that he can do whatever he chooses. It rains because God decries that it should be so; to accomplish his task, he employs the earthly physics of high-pressure and low-pressure systems, combined with a multitude of other factors.
Why? Why doesn't he just call water into existence and throw it at the ground? I know I'd be somewhat more likely to believe in an omnipotent superbeing if crap like that started happening.
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:09
I will bear that suggestion in mind. I can assure you, however, that my fealty to our Lord is unwavering and most certainly not an attempt at sacrilegious jest.
Are you sure God likes being the cause of 9/11? I'd think he'd rather not take that blame.
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:13
That is quite humorous. Nonetheless, I feel honor-bound to point out that the "scientific community" is baffled and cannot offer a plausible explanation. Therefore, it must be an act of God.
Ok now you are trolling, because you did the most "agrivating to liberals" slogan ever when it was so obviously not needed: "it's not explained yet so God did it". You are obviously acting.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:15
Why? Why doesn't he just call water into existence and throw it at the ground? I know I'd be somewhat more likely to believe in an omnipotent superbeing if crap like that started happening.
That's why it's called faith. God could simply declare his existence if he so desired, but he instead opts to separate the believers and the God-fearing men from the others by only showing himself to the most meriting men. The reward for obedience to his word in the absence of proof of his being is Heaven; the punishment for a lack thereof is Hell.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:17
Are you sure God likes being the cause of 9/11? I'd think he'd rather not take that blame.
God, obviously being an omniscient entity, was aware of 9/11. Yet he took no action to impede the progress of the ghastly terrorist act. He must have had an ulterior motive for allowing the process to proceed. I assume that this mysterious rationale is similar to what Mr. Robertson suggested: New York was being punished for its sins.
It is a most strange smell indeed. :confused:
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:17
That's why it's called faith. God could simply declare his existence if he so desired, but he instead opts to separate the believers and the God-fearing men from the others by only showing himself to the most meriting men. The reward for obedience to his word in the absence of proof of his being is Heaven; the punishment for a lack thereof is Hell.
Little known fact: Faith in God will also turn you caucasian.
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:22
God, obviously being an omniscient entity, was aware of 9/11. Yet he took no action to impede the progress of the ghastly terrorist act. He must have had an ulterior motive for allowing the process to proceed. I assume that this mysterious rationale is similar to what Mr. Robertson suggested: New York was being punished for its sins.
What utter bullshit. Simply fucking disgusting.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:23
Little known fact: Faith in God will also turn you caucasian.
I have not heard that particular hypothesis posited prior to your mentioning it. Have you seen such a transformation first-hand? Do you have an eyewitness account of a similar metamorphisis? Although I would like to believe you, it seems to be a dubious claim. I do not simply blindly accept such assertions without questioning them, as a matter of course.
Turquoise Days
08-01-2007, 23:23
It is a most strange smell indeed. :confused:
Can you bottle and upload some?
Failing that describe it?
Enquiring minds want to know. :)
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:24
That's why it's called faith. God could simply declare his existence if he so desired, but he instead opts to separate the believers and the God-fearing men from the others by only showing himself to the most meriting men. The reward for obedience to his word in the absence of proof of his being is Heaven; the punishment for a lack thereof is Hell.
So only good people believe in God :rolleyes:
Kryozerkia
08-01-2007, 23:24
Litterly, they stink!
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/nyc.odor/index.html
What do you guys think the smell is? I mean it isn't Natural Gas, and well, what the hell is it?
Hmm... I wonder if that is the same as the funky odour on my floor... ;)
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 23:24
So only good people believe in God :rolleyes:
Of course. Where have you been? :p
Kecibukia
08-01-2007, 23:27
God, obviously being an omniscient entity, was aware of 9/11. Yet he took no action to impede the progress of the ghastly terrorist act. He must have had an ulterior motive for allowing the process to proceed. I assume that this mysterious rationale is similar to what Mr. Robertson suggested: New York was being punished for its sins.
How did a city sin? Were the buildings fornicating or something?
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:29
So only good people believe in God :rolleyes:
That is a false generalization; I never implied anything remotely similar. If all good people believe in God, that does not necessarily mean that only good people believe in God.
It smells like 10 billion year old regurgitated spinach.
Turquoise Days
08-01-2007, 23:29
How did a city sin? Were the buildings fornicating or something?
I always thought skyscrapers were phallic symbols. :p
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:31
I have not heard that particular hypothesis posited prior to your mentioning it. Have you seen such a transformation first-hand? Do you have an eyewitness account of a similar metamorphisis? Although I would like to believe you, it seems to be a dubious claim. I do not simply blindly accept such assertions without questioning them, as a matter of course.
Uh-huh.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:31
How did a city sin? Were the buildings fornicating or something?
Buildings are inorganic, non-living entities, and are thus incapable of any form of reproduction. Furthermore, as they lack a brain, they are incapable of offending God. Only brainy creatures can dismay our Lord. No, the people of the city were the ones being punished.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:32
Uh-huh.
Is that an affirmation of having actually seen this yourself or having a reliable source which to cite? If so, please, do share. Otherwise, make your answers less ambiguous in the future.
Yeah, God hates New York. That's why He said He loved everybody. He's definatly trying to kill them all because they are the worst people on earth.
Seriously RuleCaucasia, are you trying to make the rest of us who believe in God look like we think we're better than everyone else? If you are, I think it's working.
That's why it's called faith. God could simply declare his existence if he so desired, but he instead opts to separate the believers and the God-fearing men from the others by only showing himself to the most meriting men. The reward for obedience to his word in the absence of proof of his being is Heaven; the punishment for a lack thereof is Hell.
For an allegedly omnipotent being God appears to have considerable selfworth issues. Why should he care if we believe in him or not, or obey him or not? I don't step on insects because they don't do what I say.
God, obviously being an omniscient entity, was aware of 9/11. Yet he took no action to impede the progress of the ghastly terrorist act. He must have had an ulterior motive for allowing the process to proceed. I assume that this mysterious rationale is similar to what Mr. Robertson suggested: New York was being punished for its sins.
God, being an omniscient entity, knew before he created existence, such as it is, the extent to which humanity would believe in and obey him and all the reasons this would be so. Despite this knowledge he went ahead and created existence as we know it, creating all those sinners and unbelievers and all the situations that cause them, directly or indirectly, to sin and unbelieve. And despite causing the sinner to sin and not repent, God punishes them anyway.
And something else, if God is omniopotent, then why does he punish New York as a whole, instead of just the sinners?
Dude, your skyfairy sucks.
Eltaphilon
08-01-2007, 23:32
Buildings are inorganic, non-living entities, and are thus incapable of any form of reproduction. Furthermore, as they lack a brain, they are incapable of offending God. Only brainy creatures can dismay our Lord. No, the people of the city were the ones being punished.
All of them? Even those that believe in God?
Harlesburg
08-01-2007, 23:33
Litterly, they stink!
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/nyc.odor/index.html
What do you guys think the smell is? I mean it isn't Natural Gas, and well, what the hell is it?
Il Ruffino's armpit.
Which probably smells like cheese, onion and the grease pit at a cheap Interstate Truck stop.
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:33
Is that an affirmation of having actually seen this yourself or having a reliable source which to cite? If so, please, do share. Otherwise, make your answers less ambiguous in the future.
Oh... I'd rather not get less ambiguous because I'd probably get forum banned for it.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:33
Yeah, God hates New York. That's why He said He loved everybody.
A parent may love a child and yet spank him/her. God may love New York, but at the same time crash a couple of planes into its biggest buildings.
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:35
A parent may love a child and yet spank him/her. God may love New York, but at the same time crash a couple of planes into its biggest buildings.
So why did we attack Iraq (lets not discuss that stupidity)? It seems our aggression should have been pointed skyward.
That's why it's called faith. God could simply declare his existence if he so desired, but he instead opts to separate the believers and the God-fearing men from the others by only showing himself to the most meriting men. The reward for obedience to his word in the absence of proof of his being is Heaven; the punishment for a lack thereof is Hell.
And thats where belief in organised religion or God falls. Shall I tell you why? God seems like a unconfident being who needs people to belive in him so he can feel good about himself. Sending people to Hell just seems to make him a bully.
Back to the OP: Anyone on here from New York who could describe the smell?
A parent may love a child and yet spank him/her. God may love New York, but at the same time crash a couple of planes into its biggest buildings.Right...
You do realize that makes no sense?
A parent may love a child and yet spank him/her. God may love New York, but at the same time crash a couple of planes into its biggest buildings.
I think you're forgetting something. God didn't crash those planes into the towers. The terrorists did.
Back to the OP: Anyone on here from New York who could describe the smell?I did:
10 billion year old regurgitated spinach.
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:36
That is a false generalization; I never implied anything remotely similar. If all good people believe in God, that does not necessarily mean that only good people believe in God.
So you can't be good without believing in God :rolleyes:
Kryozerkia
08-01-2007, 23:37
That is quite humorous. Nonetheless, I feel honor-bound to point out that the "scientific community" is baffled and cannot offer a plausible explanation. Therefore, it must be an act of God.
:rolleyes:
Science hasn't explained it yet. Was lightning an act of God before we figured it out?
I believe that this gives the thread victory to Ifreann.:fluffle: Nice.
Turquoise Days
08-01-2007, 23:38
I did:
10 billion year old regurgitated spinach.
Bleargh. Sounds like my basement, which has been flooded for years.
:eek: New York's basement is flooded!
Kecibukia
08-01-2007, 23:39
I think you're forgetting something. God didn't crash those planes into the towers. The terrorists did.
god caused it to happen. That whole omnipotence thing. Of course he also caused the "sin" that he's punishing so it's a pretty warped thing that RC is worshipping.
Bleargh. Sounds like my basement, which has been flooded for years.
:eek: New York's basement is flooded!ZOMGWTFNOWAI!!!!11ONE :eek:
This... this can't be happening!
Kecibukia
08-01-2007, 23:41
ZOMGWTFNOWAI!!!!11ONE :eek:
This... this can't be happening!
It happened to Chicago a while back.
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 23:41
ZOMGWTFNOWAI!!!!11ONE :eek:
This... this can't be happening!
Two words: sump pump.
god caused it to happen. That whole omnipotence thing. Of course he also caused the "sin" that he's punishing so it's a pretty warped thing that RC is worshipping.
God didn't cause sin. That was Adam and Eve. All they had to do was stay away from that one tree, but they didn't.
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:42
God didn't cause sin. That was Adam and Eve. All they had to do was stay away from that one tree, but they didn't.
They didn't cause sin, they chose sin.
Kecibukia
08-01-2007, 23:42
God didn't cause sin. That was Adam and Eve. All they had to do was stay away from that one tree, but they didn't.
Once again. Omnipotence and Omniscience. Controls and knows everything.
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:43
God didn't cause sin. That was Adam and Eve. All they had to do was stay away from that one tree, but they didn't.
Don't you think we paid for that shit by now? I mean, Christ... I don't leave my car unlocked and then punish the punks who steal it for all eternity.
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 23:43
Once again. Omnipotence and Omniscience. Controls and knows everything.
Yeah. It was an inside job, I tell ya, they were framed. It was Mr. Big, he knew everything all along. N-yeah.
Turquoise Days
08-01-2007, 23:44
Two words: sump pump.
Nah, Scuba gear.
They didn't cause sin, they chose sin.
Well if Adams pet snake hadn't been tempting Eve all that time then she wouldn't had sucked on his fruit and drank the juices.
When I was outside I kept on getting random dizziness and head aches... but was told it wasn't because of the smell...
... sure.
RuleCaucasia
08-01-2007, 23:45
I think you're forgetting something. God didn't crash those planes into the towers. The terrorists did.
He inspired them to commit the atrocity, however.
Turquoise Days
08-01-2007, 23:45
Well if Adams pet snake hadn't been tempting Eve all that time then she wouldn't had sucked on his fruit and drank the juices.
ROFLMFAO! Well played indeed.
They didn't cause sin, they chose sin.
Yeah, and by choosing sin, they caused it for the rest of us. God gave them the choice. He didn't want a bunch of brainwashed robots. He wanted people that choose to love him.
How did this conversation go from a smell in NY to where sin came from?
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 23:46
When I was outside I kept on getting random dizziness and head aches... but was told it wasn't because of the smell...
... sure.
Just don't show fear, they can smell fea ... no, wait ...
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 23:46
Yeah, and by choosing sin, they caused it for the rest of us. God gave them the choice. He didn't want a bunch of brainwashed robots. He wanted people that choose to love him.
How did this conversation go from a smell in NY to where sin came from?
Ask RuleCaucasia.
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:47
He inspired them to commit the atrocity, however.
Why, why would he do that? What has new york done? Why is "secularism" punishable by such horrible torment and death? Do you think the children deserved to die? What did they do?
ROFLMFAO! Well played indeed.
My work here is done. :)
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:47
He inspired them to commit the atrocity, however.
Remind me to go to church and thank God for that. Terrorists are so cool! They're just trying to get us to love the one true Christian God by showing us how backwards the Muslim God is. Jesus Fucking Christ Nailed to a Tree Branch! It was in front of us the whole time.
He inspired them to commit the atrocity, however.
Yeah. Definately. God told them to go kill a bunch of people even though murder is against the ten commandments.
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:49
Yeah, and by choosing sin, they caused it for the rest of us. God gave them the choice. He didn't want a bunch of brainwashed robots. He wanted people that choose to love him.
But he initially created sin, and gave them the option to choose it or not. As he created everthing in the universe, unless of course you don't believe in sin as a seperate entity.
How did this conversation go from a smell in NY to where sin came from?
Welcome to NSG.
But he initially created sin, and gave them the option to choose it or not. As he created everthing in the universe, unless of course you don't believe in sin as a seperate entity.
Welcome to NSG.
Yeah, He created it, but they caused it to happen. You wouldn't think it would be too hard to stay away from one tree. and wouldn't you get just a little suspicious when a snake started talking to you?
I've actually been here for almost 2 years. I just don't say much.
Farnhamia
08-01-2007, 23:55
Yeah, He created it, but they caused it to happen. You wouldn't think it would be too hard to stay away from one tree. and wouldn't you get just a little suspicious when a snake started talking to you?
I've actually been here for almost 2 years. I just don't say much.
They'd only been alive for what, a day and a half? How were they to know snakes can't talk?
Eltaphilon
08-01-2007, 23:56
He inspired them to commit the atrocity, however.
Remember when God used to be all loving?
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:56
Yeah, He created it, but they caused it to happen. You wouldn't think it would be too hard to stay away from one tree. and wouldn't you get just a little suspicious when a snake started talking to you?
But is the price of being nosy complete chaos and sin in the world as well as eternal punishment? Thats completely unjust.
I believe that this gives the thread victory to Ifreann.:fluffle: Nice.
:fluffle:
Don't you think we paid for that shit by now? I mean, Christ... I don't leave my car unlocked and then punish the punks who steal it for all eternity.
And this is why you're not a God.
Yeah, and by choosing sin, they caused it for the rest of us. God gave them the choice. He didn't want a bunch of brainwashed robots. He wanted people that choose to love him.
Wow, God needs to see a shrink. Punishing people for not loving him? He sounds fucking crazy.
How did this conversation go from a smell in NY to where sin came from?
It always goes back to religion. It's gone from the "Aluminium/Aluminum" debate to relgion before.
Hydesland
08-01-2007, 23:58
How did this conversation go from a smell in NY to where sin came from?
I am actually going to sig this, as it sums up so perfectly NSG.
Desperate Measures
08-01-2007, 23:59
And this is why you're not a God.
Rub it in, why don't you. It's not as if I hadn't endured enough insult from R.C.
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:00
Remember when God used to be all loving?
He remains to be all-loving; however, he seeks to correct immoral behavior in his children, and minor admonishments didn't work (the failed WTC bombing in the 90s) so he was forced to upgrade to more stringent measures.
Yeah, He created it, but they caused it to happen. You wouldn't think it would be too hard to stay away from one tree. and wouldn't you get just a little suspicious when a snake started talking to you?
He created them, and the tree, and the snake. God is responsible for all the factors here. He knew that Adam and Eve would eat from the tree, and he knew why, but he went and created the tree and the snake and Adam and Eve anyway.
They'd only been alive for what, a day and a half? How were they to know snakes can't talk?
I don't remember how long it was. I could find out on Wednesday if you really want to know. Since Adam named all the animals and everything, I'm pretty sure he'd know if they could talk.
Eltaphilon
09-01-2007, 00:01
He created them, and the tree, and the snake. God is responsible for all the factors here. He knew that Adam and Eve would eat from the tree, and he knew why, but he went and created the tree and the snake and Adam and Eve anyway.
What was the tree doing there anyway?
He remains to be all-loving; however, he seeks to correct immoral behavior in his children, and minor admonishments didn't work (the failed WTC bombing in the 90s) so he was forced to upgrade to more stringent measures.
No. He remains all needy and seeks the acceptance of the people. He has issues should he exist.
What was the tree doing there anyway?
The tree was an innocent bystander caught between the Snake/Eve situation.
Greater Trostia
09-01-2007, 00:03
Well, another thread hijacked by our resident troll.
Hydesland
09-01-2007, 00:03
He remains to be all-loving; however, he seeks to correct immoral behavior in his children, and minor admonishments didn't work (the failed WTC bombing in the 90s) so he was forced to upgrade to more stringent measures.
If God was really trying to correct moral behavior, he could do it with the click of his fingers being omnipotent. He can do anything remember, he does not need to crash a plane into a building killing thousands of people to correct immoral behaviour.
:fluffle:
And this is why you're not a God.
Wow, God needs to see a shrink. Punishing people for not loving him? He sounds fucking crazy.
It always goes back to religion. It's gone from the "Aluminium/Aluminum" debate to relgion before.
No, not for not loving him. For eating the fruit off the tree.
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 00:05
He created them, and the tree, and the snake. God is responsible for all the factors here. He knew that Adam and Eve would eat from the tree, and he knew why, but he went and created the tree and the snake and Adam and Eve anyway.
If I were God... I would have stopped this. I would have replaced the tree with a Crocodile Mile Slip 'n' Slide.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:05
I don't remember how long it was. I could find out on Wednesday if you really want to know. Since Adam named all the animals and everything, I'm pretty sure he'd know if they could talk.
It's not that important, but thanks for offering. I imagine I could look it up when I get home. I don't think time was a major consideration before the Fall, anyway.
I am actually going to sig this, as it sums up so perfectly NSG.
It is a good one. Someone has me sigged saying something similar from the aluminium thread I mentioned above.
Rub it in, why don't you. It's not as if I hadn't endured enough insult from R.C.
:fluffle:
He remains to be all-loving; however, he seeks to correct immoral behavior in his children, and minor admonishments didn't work (the failed WTC bombing in the 90s) so he was forced to upgrade to more stringent measures.
What a terrible parent. Punishing his children without explaining to them what they've done wrong. Worse, he knew they were going to be exactly like this, and he's punishing them anyway. That's like asking your child to bring you a drink, then tripping them up, then beating them for spilling the drink they were carrying.
He remains to be all-loving; however, he seeks to correct immoral behavior in his children, and minor admonishments didn't work (the failed WTC bombing in the 90s) so he was forced to upgrade to more stringent measures.
Believe it or not, God doesn't cause all bad things to happen. It's mainly our fault. They've been saying God needs to see a shrink. I think it might be a good idea for you.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:07
... What a terrible parent. Punishing his children without explaining to them what they've done wrong. Worse, he knew they were going to be exactly like this, and he's punishing them anyway. That's like asking your child to bring you a drink, then tripping them up, then beating them for spilling the drink they were carrying.
I believe such behavior would get you serious jail time and the kids would be in foster care faster than you could say, "Jesus, Mary and Joseph!"
No, not for not loving him. For eating the fruit off the tree.
That's even more disturbing, because it's arbitrary.
If I were God... I would have stopped this. I would have replaced the tree with a Crocodile Mile Slip 'n' Slide.
I would have gone for a vending machine with an infinite supply of something that tastes like chocolate, but is really really healthy. A slide would be good too.
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 00:09
That's even more disturbing, because it's arbitrary.
I would have gone for a vending machine with an infinite supply of something that tastes like chocolate, but is really really healthy. A slide would be good too.
You run, you slide, you hit the ramp, and take a dive.
Divine.
Kecibukia
09-01-2007, 00:11
If God was really trying to correct moral behavior, he could do it with the click of his fingers being omnipotent. He can do anything remember, he does not need to crash a plane into a building killing thousands of people to correct moral behaviour.
But it's more fun that way. At least for the deviant RC worshipps.
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:13
He does not need to crash a plane into a building killing thousands of people to correct moral behaviour.
Why would moral behavior need to be corrected?
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:14
I believe such behavior would get you serious jail time and the kids would be in foster care faster than you could say, "Jesus, Mary and Joseph!"
Actually, transferring children to the custody of foster guardians is a long and tedious process, hampered by the presence of large quantities of bureaucratic paperwork. Unless you are an extremely slow talker, that statement is false.
Hydesland
09-01-2007, 00:15
But it's more fun that way. At least for the deviant RC worshipps.
I think the funnies thing you could do is to play that frequency really loudly that makes everyone shit themselves :p
Hydesland
09-01-2007, 00:15
Why would moral behavior need to be corrected?
wtf? You just claimed that to be Gods motivation behind 9/11
Why would moral behavior need to be corrected?
You're the one that said it did.
He remains to be all-loving; however, he seeks to correct immoral behavior in his children, and minor admonishments didn't work (the failed WTC bombing in the 90s) so he was forced to upgrade to more stringent measures.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:16
Actually, transferring children to the custody of foster guardians is a long and tedious process, hampered by the presence of large quantities of bureaucratic paperwork. Unless you are an extremely slow talker, that statement is false.
Have you always taken what other people say so literally, or do you do this just here?
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:18
wtf? You just claimed that to be Gods motivation behind 9/11
Did you mean to write "moral behavior" or "immoral behavior"? Remember, you're talking to RC, he takes everything exactly as written, even when a typo is obvious.
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 00:19
Have you always taken what other people say so literally, or do you do this just here?
It's really funny if you think about it! Ha ha ha! Because, like, you say something sarcastically and then he pretends not to understand it and tells you that you just said something that wasn't true. The thing you said wouldn't work in the real world. Because, he's pretending to take you seriously. Because its funny. Really, really funny. And doesn't get old. It doesn't immediately get old. Ha Ha!
Hydesland
09-01-2007, 00:20
Did you mean to write "moral behavior" or "immoral behavior"? Remember, you're talking to RC, he takes everything exactly as written, even when a typo is obvious.
whoopsie
Why would moral behavior need to be corrected?
Why would immoral behaviour need to be corrected? Morality is subjective afterall.
Actually, transferring children to the custody of foster guardians is a long and tedious process, hampered by the presence of large quantities of bureaucratic paperwork. Unless you are an extremely slow talker, that statement is false.
It's called hyperbole. Unless I'm confusing terms.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:24
It's really funny if you think about it! Ha ha ha! Because, like, you say something sarcastically and then he pretends not to understand it and tells you that you just said something that wasn't true. The thing you said wouldn't work in the real world. Because, he's pretending to take you seriously. Because its funny. Really, really funny. And doesn't get old. It doesn't immediately get old. Ha Ha!
:D
It only works on-line, though. Try it face-to-face with someone and you'll end up nursing a broken nose.
Turquoise Days
09-01-2007, 00:25
I think the funnies thing you could do is to play that frequency really loudly that makes everyone shit themselves :p
Maybe he did, maybe that's what the smell is! Vengeful God!
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:27
Have you always taken what other people say so literally, or do you do this just here?
Yes, I take people at their word here and elsewhere; I assume they are truthful.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:28
Yes, I take people at their word here and elsewhere; I assume they are truthful.
Truthful is one thing, taking everything literally all the time is not even funny. You don't understand humor, do you?
Greater Trostia
09-01-2007, 00:28
Yes, I take people at their word here and elsewhere
Does that include your MTAE account too?
Yes, I take people at their word here and elsewhere; I assume they are truthful.
Have you not heard of sarcasm? You would not last a day around me and my friends.
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:29
It's called hyperbole. Unless I'm confusing terms.
You should know that exaggeration, or the twisting of facts to suit your ends, is devilish manipulation of the English language. You should strictly adhere to the word of God and seek to be as truthful as possible. Although I am cognizant of the colloquial meaning of "I am so hungry that I could consume a horse," that does not make it an honest statement to make unless you are an obese man.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:32
You should know that exaggeration, or the twisting of facts to suit your ends, is devilish manipulation of the English language. You should strictly adhere to the word of God and seek to be as truthful as possible. Although I am cognizant of the colloquial meaning of "I am so hungry that I could consume a horse," that does not make it an honest statement to make unless you are an obese man.
:rolleyes:
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 00:32
You should know that exaggeration, or the twisting of facts to suit your ends, is devilish manipulation of the English language. You should strictly adhere to the word of God and seek to be as truthful as possible. Although I am cognizant of the colloquial meaning of "I am so hungry that I could consume a horse," that does not make it an honest statement to make unless you are an obese man.
Yeah... I think you need your own private forum that isn't connected online... in a white room...
*guitar solo*
In the white room with black curtains near the station.
Blackroof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings.
Silver horses ran down moonbeams in your dark eyes.
Dawnlight smiles on you leaving, my contentment.
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:32
You don't understand humor, do you?
Of course I do. Given that language is an approximation of thoughts through symbolic manipulation, then humor results from the gap between the expectations inherent in those symbols and the breaking of those expectations.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:34
Of course I do. Given that language is an approximation of thoughts through symbolic manipulation, then humor results from the gap between the expectations inherent in those symbols and the breaking of those expectations.
I didn't ask for a definition, Lieutenant Data.
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:34
Yeah... I think you need your own private forum that isn't connected online... in a white room...
*guitar solo*
In the white room with black curtains near the station.
Blackroof country, no gold pavements, tired starlings.
Silver horses ran down moonbeams in your dark eyes.
Dawnlight smiles on you leaving, my contentment.
Perhaps you should make an attempt to locate your medication, as you are in sore need of it!
See? I understand humor; that was a joke. No offense was intended.
You should know that exaggeration, or the twisting of facts to suit your ends, is devilish manipulation of the English language. You should strictly adhere to the word of God and seek to be as truthful as possible. Although I am cognizant of the colloquial meaning of "I am so hungry that I could consume a horse," that does not make it an honest statement to make unless you are an obese man.
And you should know to address the points pertinent to the thread at hand, rather than attempt to steer it off topic. As I said before
http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/TheSteveslols/ThreadDerailers.jpg
:)
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 00:35
Perhaps you should make an attempt to locate your medication, as you are in sore need of it!
See? I understand humor; that was a joke. No offense was intended.
Offense taken! Pray to God for forgiveness.
You should know that exaggeration, or the twisting of facts to suit your ends, is devilish manipulation of the English language. You should strictly adhere to the word of God and seek to be as truthful as possible. Although I am cognizant of the colloquial meaning of "I am so hungry that I could consume a horse," that does not make it an honest statement to make unless you are an obese man.
Last time I checked, the bible didn't say anything about exaggerating when its not being used to trick someone. Do you just assume we are all male? 'cause if you do, I'm offended.
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 00:35
I didn't ask for a definition, Lieutenant Data.
I assume you are referring to the character in Star Wars. However, I am clearly not an automaton, so such a comparison would be utterly inapt. Was it intended as a compliment to my intelligence or as an insult?
Kecibukia
09-01-2007, 00:35
You should know that exaggeration, or the twisting of facts to suit your ends, is devilish manipulation of the English language. You should strictly adhere to the word of God and seek to be as truthful as possible. Although I am cognizant of the colloquial meaning of "I am so hungry that I could consume a horse," that does not make it an honest statement to make unless you are an obese man.
But you originally said New York City was being punished. So you didn't mean that actually but instead the colloquial meaning that the residents were being punished. At least you admit you're not honest.
Perhaps you should make an attempt to locate your medication, as you are in sore need of it!
See? I understand humor; that was a joke. No offense was intended.
That was hilarious for being such a mechanical attempt at humour.
I'm starting to like this version, not quite as mindboggling as MTAE, but amusing in it's own way.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:39
I assume you are referring to the character in Star Wars. However, I am clearly not an automaton, so such a comparison would be utterly inapt. Was it intended as a compliment to my intelligence or as an insult?
Star Trek: The Next Generation, actually. A compliment? No, not really, but not an insult, either. I will give you this, if you are not like this in real life, you have amazing patience in maintaining the charade. If you are, I feel sorry for you, you sad little person, I really do. Even your Jesus would be appalled by you, by the sadness you have made of his teachings.
*extricates foot from the troll-trap*
Greater Trostia
09-01-2007, 00:39
That was hilarious for being such a mechanical attempt at humour.
I'm starting to like this version, not quite as mindboggling as MTAE, but amusing in it's own way.
Yeah if I had to guess, he believed in what he said more when he was MTAE; this one is further away from his real beliefs.
I assume you are referring to the character in Star Wars. However, I am clearly not an automaton, so such a comparison would be utterly inapt. Was it intended as a compliment to my intelligence or as an insult?
Could you please speak normally? Or if this is the way you usually speak, then the way everyone else speaks? Just so you know I'm not stupid, and I could prove it if I had to, but I'm just in 9th grade and we don't talk like some sort of robot.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:42
Could you please speak normally? Or if this is the way you usually speak, then the way everyone else speaks? Just so you know I'm not stupid, and I could prove it if I had to, but I'm just in 9th grade and we don't talk like some sort of robot.
I get caught by him, too. The robot-talk is part of the troll persona. It's intended to frustrate you to the point where you start yelling at him.
Hydesland
09-01-2007, 00:44
I assume you are referring to the character in Star Wars. However, I am clearly not an automaton, so such a comparison would be utterly inapt. Was it intended as a compliment to my intelligence or as an insult?
Jesus Christ! He really is the evangelist Data! I have to find a picture, this is too funny!
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:46
Jesus Christ! He really is the evangelist Data! I have to find a picture, this is too funny!
There was an evangelist Data? I was thinking more like Lore trying to pretend to be Data ...
Hydesland
09-01-2007, 00:47
There was an evangelist Data? I was thinking more like Lore trying to pretend to be Data ...
There wasn't, but there is now! He is living proof!
I get caught by him, too. The robot-talk is part of the troll persona. It's intended to frustrate you to the point where you start yelling at him.
The trolls have a persona, do they? They really should be more original. Good luck to him. If he gets to the point that I don't understand him, I'll ignore him.
Kryozerkia
09-01-2007, 00:48
I get caught by him, too. The robot-talk is part of the troll persona. It's intended to frustrate you to the point where you start yelling at him.
Which is why you lob a few missiles into the distance so you can have strategically placed holes for the troll to fall into. Once he has fallen into your trap, you can mock him and be on your merry way while he has his little tirade.
Eltaphilon
09-01-2007, 00:51
Which is why you lob a few missiles into the distance so you can have strategically placed holes for the troll to fall into. Once he has fallen into your trap, you can mock him and be on your merry way while he has his little tirade.
Load up the truck son, we're goin' troll huntin'
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:52
Load up the truck son, we're goin' troll huntin'
Yee-haw! Yippie tie one on!
Litterly, they stink!
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/nyc.odor/index.html
What do you guys think the smell is? I mean it isn't Natural Gas, and well, what the hell is it?
Well, it depends what type of natural gas... ;)
Well, it depends what type of natural gas... ;)
Look! It's somebody on topic!
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:56
Well, it depends what type of natural gas... ;)
Heh ... natural gas, the kind that you use in stoves and furnaces, doesn't actually smell bad, if it smells at all. That "gas smell" is added to it by the gas company so you notice that there's a leak. There are odorizers along the distribution lines that add whatever the nasty-smelling chemical is.
Eltaphilon
09-01-2007, 00:56
Look! It's somebody on topic!
What the hell?!
Potarius
09-01-2007, 00:57
Jesus Christ! He really is the evangelist Data! I have to find a picture, this is too funny!
Evangelist Data? That would have to be the most annoying shit ever.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 00:58
Evangelist Data? That would have to be the most annoying shit ever.
Human Evangelist: And the world was created 6000 years ago!
Evangelist Data: 6004.027465926 years, to be precise.
Human Evangelist: And the world was created 6000 years ago!
Evangelist Data: 6004.027465926 years, to be precise.
How would this Evangelist Data know? Nobody knows.
Kecibukia
09-01-2007, 01:00
How would this Evangelist Data know? Nobody knows.
god programmed him.
Eltaphilon
09-01-2007, 01:00
How would this Evangelist Data know? Nobody knows.
Evengelist Data knows all.
Heh ... natural gas, the kind that you use in stoves and furnaces, doesn't actually smell bad, if it smells at all. That "gas smell" is added to it by the gas company so you notice that there's a leak. There are odorizers along the distribution lines that add whatever the nasty-smelling chemical is.
I know, but someone had to make a 'gas' joke eventually. :p
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 01:02
How would this Evangelist Data know? Nobody knows.
He would use Bishop Ussher's calculation that the date of the Creation was the nightfall prior to October 23, 4004 BC, except he'd express it the way Data always expressed things.
RuleCaucasia
09-01-2007, 02:15
Could you please speak normally? Or if this is the way you usually speak, then the way everyone else speaks? Just so you know I'm not stupid, and I could prove it if I had to, but I'm just in 9th grade and we don't talk like some sort of robot.
Although a tenuous grasp of the English language is not necessarily indicative of a lack of intelligence, it displays intellectual indolence. Perhaps you might consider my style of writing to border on fustian, but I judge it to be euphonious. I like to use a salmagundi of words in my speech, whether it is necessary or not. If such usage can improve your vocabulary, I would be ecstatic at the prospect.
Edit: I am using excessively arcane words to further illustrate my concept; however, I usually employ a more restricted vocabulary. I just resent my being called a "robot" simply because I might use several words which are infrequently heard in everyday life. Many people in real life have made similar derogatory remarks because of my comportment, and it pains me to receive such a verbal blow here.
Sel Appa
09-01-2007, 02:38
Must be really bad for people to notice the difference from the normal polluted smell. ;)
Must be really bad for people to notice the difference from the normal polluted smell. ;)Slander!!!!!!111oneeoneone :eek: :eek: :eek:
Infinite Revolution
09-01-2007, 03:36
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
lol
Although a tenuous grasp of the English language is not necessarily indicative of a lack of intelligence, it displays intellectual indolence. Perhaps you might consider my style of writing to border on fustian, but I judge it to be euphonious. I like to use a salmagundi of words in my speech, whether it is necessary or not. If such usage can improve your vocabulary, I would be ecstatic at the prospect.
Edit: I am using excessively arcane words to further illustrate my concept; however, I usually employ a more restricted vocabulary. I just resent my being called a "robot" simply because I might use several words which are infrequently heard in everyday life. Many people in real life have made similar derogatory remarks because of my comportment, and it pains me to receive such a verbal blow here.
Resent it all you want. I still think you're secretly a robot. Or even worse: An English teacher.
Proggresica
09-01-2007, 13:29
Your momma.
I did NOT just go there!
Oh no you did-ant!
Resent it all you want. I still think you're secretly a robot. Or even worse: An English teacher.
Or possibly a robot English teacher. Or even a teacher of Robot English!
They still haven't figured out the smell. They think it's underground sewage waste.
Whereyouthinkyougoing
09-01-2007, 14:43
They still haven't figured out the smell. They think it's underground sewage waste.
Yummy. *cancels trip to NYC*
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 15:54
Resent it all you want. I still think you're secretly a robot. Or even worse: An English teacher.
Or just a silly twit with a good thesaurus and dictionary at hand.
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 21:47
Or just a silly twit with a good thesaurus and dictionary at hand.
With google, he doesn't even need to shell out the cash.
Kiryu-shi
09-01-2007, 21:58
Yummy. *cancels trip to NYC*
Hey, don't judge it on the smell!
And don't judge nyc on manhattan, Brooklyn FTW!!
No...
Manhattan > Brooklyn. Brooklyn FTL.
Kiryu-shi
09-01-2007, 22:37
No...
Manhattan > Brooklyn. Brooklyn FTL.
*mugs*
Potarius
09-01-2007, 22:37
No...
Manhattan > Brooklyn. Brooklyn FTL.
Brooklyn > Manhattan, at least in my experience with people from each borough.
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 22:39
Brooklyn > Manhattan, at least in my experience with people from each borough.
Things to do - Manhattan.
People - Brooklyn.
It is immediately apparent that this is an instance of divine intervention. God is sending an olfactory warning to the New Yorkers who conform to the culture of immoral secularism; it is similar to what Mr. Robertson predicted would happen. If they persist in their ungodly ways, I am sure the penalties would be worse. I, for one, am annoyed when they didn't accept God's message in the aftermath of 9/11, when it was obvious that God was reprimanding them for their nihilistic hedonism. They're running out of strikes.
Okay, you have to figure out the difference between trolling and feigning insanity. You're not succeeding at trolling.
So, let's see, here:
Your God: "Well, I killed them and they didn't hear... So... next I'll do worse... I'll ANNOY THEM!!!"
Come on. Quit this tripe and worship me. There is no higher authority than me!
I assume you are referring to the character in Star Wars. However, I am clearly not an automaton, so such a comparison would be utterly inapt. Was it intended as a compliment to my intelligence or as an insult?
You're right. Even Data was able to understand an expression and adequate it to the context after having it explained the first time.
Desperate Measures
09-01-2007, 23:21
Okay, you have to figure out the difference between trolling and feigning insanity. You're not succeeding at trolling.
Feigning?
Feigning?
I can hope, can't I?
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 23:51
I can hope, can't I?
I wouldn't waste the effort. Trolls aren't really real, you know. Or at least, I hope they aren't.
I wouldn't waste the effort. Trolls aren't really real, you know. Or at least, I hope they aren't.
A world where the trolls aren't lying haunts my worst nightmares.
Farnhamia
09-01-2007, 23:53
A world where the trolls aren't lying haunts my worst nightmares.
How boring would that be? I think that's actually the world trolls live in, though.
How boring would that be? I think that's actually the world trolls live in, though.
Well, it'd be rather dangerous if such trolls as RC became majority...
Farnhamia
10-01-2007, 00:06
Well, it'd be rather dangerous if such trolls as RC became majority...
They'd be pretty lonely, though, 'cause I for one would depart.
Desperate Measures
10-01-2007, 00:08
They'd be pretty lonely, though, 'cause I for one would depart.
Is a troll still a troll with nobody to troll?
I've attained enlightenment.
I've attained enlightenment.
No you haven't. (If you recall the Argument sketch, keep going.)
Desperate Measures
10-01-2007, 00:26
No you haven't. (If you recall the Argument sketch, keep going.)
I have! I have attained enlightenment! You're just gainsaying me!
RuleCaucasia
10-01-2007, 00:28
A world where the trolls aren't lying haunts my worst nightmares.
Perhaps I am branded a "troll" in this cloistered, secluded community which is a breeding ground of atheism, liberalism, and everything which is wrong with the world. However, over 90% of the world ascribes to some moral or religious standard as I do. Perhaps they are misguided in their worshiping of false idols, but at least they persevere in their attempts to live according to sound fundamental precepts. Yes, you already live in that world which you describe, although you wouldn't know it by perusing this forum. It might be wise to explore the portion of the US which is known as the "Bible Belt" for its inhabitants' devotion to God to ascertain the extent of our religious convictions. We are not to be trifled with and we are certainly not liars. However, I am puzzled as to why a world which abides by the laws of God would haunt your nightmares? Did you mean "dreams" or is this simply a complex joke of which that term was the "punchline"?
I have! I have attained enlightenment! You're just gainsaying me!
No you haven't, and no I'm not. Look, if I argue with you, I must take up a contrary position!
Desperate Measures
10-01-2007, 00:30
Perhaps I am branded a "troll" in this cloistered, secluded community which is a breeding ground of atheism, liberalism, and everything which is wrong with the world. However, over 90% of the world ascribes to some moral or religious standard as I do. Perhaps they are misguided in their worshiping of false idols, but at least they persevere in their attempts to live according to sound fundamental precepts. Yes, you already live in that world which you describe, although you wouldn't know it by perusing this forum. It might be wise to explore the portion of the US which is known as the "Bible Belt" for its inhabitants' devotion to God to ascertain the extent of our religious convictions. We are not to be trifled with and we are certainly not liars. However, I am puzzled as to why a world which abides by the laws of God would haunt your nightmares? Did you mean "dreams" or is this simply a complex joke of which that term was the "punchline"?
I'm simply fearful of people who need an imaginary being to punish them to keep them moral. I'm agnostic and liberal and am considered a moral person.
Desperate Measures
10-01-2007, 00:31
No you haven't, and no I'm not. Look, if I argue with you, I must take up a contrary position!
(I'm gonna need somebody to take over for me because I'm late! Shit!)
Perhaps I am branded a "troll" in this cloistered, secluded community which is a breeding ground of atheism, liberalism, and everything which is wrong with the world. However, over 90% of the world ascribes to some moral or religious standard as I do. Perhaps they are misguided in their worshiping of false idols, but at least they persevere in their attempts to live according to sound fundamental precepts. Yes, you already live in that world which you describe, although you wouldn't know it by perusing this forum. It might be wise to explore the portion of the US which is known as the "Bible Belt" for its inhabitants' devotion to God to ascertain the extent of our religious convictions. We are not to be trifled with and we are certainly not liars. However, I am puzzled as to why a world which abides by the laws of God would haunt your nightmares? Did you mean "dreams" or is this simply a complex joke of which that term was the "punchline"?
Answer my remarks if you will not accept them. Not answering is equal to accepting them.
RuleCaucasia
10-01-2007, 00:37
I'm simply fearful of people who need an imaginary being to punish them to keep them moral.
I adhere to the precepts set out in the Bible not because I am afraid that failure to comply with those laws would result in an eternity of hellfire, but rather because I strive to better myself in all ways that I can. That includes accepting and attempting to spread the ultimate word of morality. I do what I do because it's right, not because I am a coward.
I'm agnostic and liberal and am considered a moral person.
You may outwardly appear moral, but inside your soul probably lies the decaying and rotting remains of your conscience, irredeemably blackened by your years of sinning. God is not fooled your transparent fabrications of morality; he will know whether you have lived your life by the Bible or not.
Desperate Measures
10-01-2007, 00:38
You may outwardly appear moral, but inside your soul probably lies the decaying and rotting remains of your conscience, irredeemably blackened by your years of sinning. God is not fooled your transparent fabrications of morality; he will know whether you have lived your life by the Bible or not.
Judge not, lest ye be judged ye own damned self.
RuleCaucasia
10-01-2007, 00:40
Judge not, lest ye be judged ye own damned self.
I am not judging you; I am explaining your faults. To judge implies that I am criticizing you because of them or that I look down upon you because of your faults. That is certainly not the case; I am simply trying to show you where you have gone wrong.
Greater Trostia
10-01-2007, 00:54
I am not judging you; I am explaining your faults. To judge implies that I am criticizing you because of them or that I look down upon you because of your faults. That is certainly not the case; I am simply trying to show you where you have gone wrong.
By pointing out how "probably" his soul is "blackened?" Interesting. Well, I'm not judging you, but I feel the need to explain how your faults are probably rooted in years of being anally molested by your brain-dead parents. I'm certainly not looking down on you or criticizing you for your faults, just explaining where you have gone wrong.
I am not judging you; I am explaining your faults. To judge implies that I am criticizing you because of them or that I look down upon you because of your faults. That is certainly not the case; I am simply trying to show you where you have gone wrong.Eh? And I thought judging someone had to do something with coming up with a verdict that someone had done something wrong, which is clearly what you are doing.
RuleCaucasia
10-01-2007, 01:02
Eh? And I thought judging someone had to do something with coming up with a verdict that someone had done something wrong, which is clearly what you are doing.
If Bob killed Sue, we can safely state that Bob is a murderer without judging him. However, we cannot say that he is inferior to us lest we break the precepts of God. We must not allow the actions of an individual to influence our vision of their worth; however, we can point out that certain actions are inappropriate, wrong, immoral, and damaging to the wholesomeness of one's soul.
Greater Trostia
10-01-2007, 01:04
If Bob killed Sue, we can safely state that Bob is a murderer without judging him. However, we cannot say that he is inferior to us lest we break the precepts of God. We must not allow the actions of an individual to influence our vision of their worth; however, we can point out that certain actions are inappropriate, wrong, immoral, and damaging to the wholesomeness of one's soul.
Exactly. And my pointing out facts about your parents is no different than stating that Bob killed Sue.
Hydesland
10-01-2007, 01:05
Perhaps I am branded a "troll" in this cloistered, secluded community which is a breeding ground of atheism, liberalism, and everything which is wrong with the world. However, over 90% of the world ascribes to some moral or religious standard as I do. Perhaps they are misguided in their worshiping of false idols, but at least they persevere in their attempts to live according to sound fundamental precepts. Yes, you already live in that world which you describe, although you wouldn't know it by perusing this forum. It might be wise to explore the portion of the US which is known as the "Bible Belt" for its inhabitants' devotion to God to ascertain the extent of our religious convictions. We are not to be trifled with and we are certainly not liars. However, I am puzzled as to why a world which abides by the laws of God would haunt your nightmares? Did you mean "dreams" or is this simply a complex joke of which that term was the "punchline"?
This is why people hate trolls like you, because the vast majority of religious people are not like you but you give them such a horrible stereotype and imply that all religious people are like you.
RuleCaucasia
10-01-2007, 01:10
This is why people hate trolls like you, because the vast majority of religious people are not like you but you give them such a horrible stereotype and imply that all religious people are like you.
I certainly do not imply that all religious people are like me; most are more lax in their interpretation of the holy texts, and they let their moral standards slide for hedonistic benefit in the world which we currently inhabit. They place themselves over God on many occasions. I, however, am above such frivolities and I strictly conform to the word of God and never deviate in my devotion. If morality horrifies you, then I suggest taking a long praying and soul-cleansing session to gain more perspective and insight on the issue. God loves you; don't abuse his avuncular interest in you by turning your back to him. Also, my parents share religious views which are quite similar to mine.
Mythotic Kelkia
10-01-2007, 01:18
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did you hear about that weird smell in New York? what was THAT all about? lols
I certainly do not imply that all religious people are like me; most are more lax in their interpretation of the holy texts, and they let their moral standards slide for hedonistic benefit in the world which we currently inhabit. They place themselves over God on many occasions. I, however, am above such frivolities and I strictly conform to the word of God and never deviate in my devotion. If morality horrifies you, then I suggest taking a long praying and soul-cleansing session to gain more perspective and insight on the issue. God loves you; don't abuse his avuncular interest in you by turning your back to him. Also, my parents share religious views which are quite similar to mine.
Wow. You're so moral, but so moral that you ACTUALLY believe you never deviate. Or that you're God's harbringer. And here I thought pride was a sin.
Give it up. There is no higher authority than me.
If Bob killed Sue, we can safely state that Bob is a murderer without judging him.False assumption there.
Hydesland
10-01-2007, 01:20
I certainly do not imply that all religious people are like me; most are more lax in their interpretation of the holy texts, and they let their moral standards slide for hedonistic benefit in the world which we currently inhabit. They place themselves over God on many occasions. I, however, am above such frivolities and I strictly conform to the word of God and never deviate in my devotion. If morality horrifies you, then I suggest taking a long praying and soul-cleansing session to gain more perspective and insight on the issue. God loves you; don't abuse his avuncular interest in you by turning your back to him. Also, my parents share religious views which are quite similar to mine.
Irellevant, you implied it without realising (although you probably did in reality, seeing as you are a troll). And no, you cannot blanket "morallity" into what you believe, morallity is a subjective term after all.
New Callixtina
10-01-2007, 01:22
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did you hear about that weird smell in New York? what was THAT all about? lols
Well, it appears the mysterious smell might be coming from swamp gases emmited from the Meadowlands just outside Manhattan. How did such a simple, funny topic get hijacked by the retards on the God Patrol??:headbang:
RuleCaucasia
10-01-2007, 01:28
morallity is a subjective term after all.
Morality is the strictness of one's adherence to the precepts set forth by God in the Bible. It is most definitely not subjective.
Hydesland
10-01-2007, 01:29
Morality is the strictness of one's adherence to the precepts set forth by God in the Bible.
In you're opinion that is.
Well, it appears the mysterious smell might be coming from swamp gases emmited from the Meadowlands just outside Manhattan.
Now, RC, will you reconsider your baseless statements about a perverted god?
Morality is the strictness of one's adherence to the precepts set forth by God in the Bible. It is most definitely not subjective.
No, it isn't. Morality is living according to an ethos of not harming people, regardless of a god. If you don't like it, if you want to take it to a higher authority, there isn't one: It stops with me!
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So do we have any idea what causing the noxious cloud?
Hydesland
10-01-2007, 01:45
No, it isn't. Morality is living according to an ethos of not harming people, regardless of a god. If you don't like it, if you want to take it to a higher authority, there isn't one: It stops with me!
Morallity is dependent on your beliefs only. Good and bad may or may not be universals but no one can really prove which actions are universally good or bad without contradictions.
Morallity is dependent on your beliefs only. Good and bad may or may not be universals but no one can really prove which actions are universally good or bad without contradictions.
Good enough, I can live with that. But the Bible is not morality any more than Harry Potter is.
Chumblywumbly
10-01-2007, 02:02
Aww, I was hoping for reports of stinky New York.
Has no-one heard of starting a new thread?
Desperate Measures
10-01-2007, 03:02
I am not judging you; I am explaining your faults. To judge implies that I am criticizing you because of them or that I look down upon you because of your faults. That is certainly not the case; I am simply trying to show you where you have gone wrong.
If you find fault with me, you are judging my character.