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 Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 5:38 am
Violent_Irony Plethora-of-Insanity Draydrigo Yar, His Holy Noodeyness is a great thing indeed. Ye too can be touched by His noodley apendege and forsake yer false gods! Sorry but my Thor would smash His Holy Noodleyness into oblivion
Besides "Ye too can be touched by His noodley apendege" sounds like he'd tentacle rape with a spaghetti noodle gonk
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:33 pm
I feel like elaborating!!
So.
I don't really believe in any sort of higher power, necessarily. I do believe that there are other form sof existence: one to which we go when we're dreaming, several to which we may go after death (I believe that after death, one goes to where they want or believe they should -- they create that reality for themselves, if they feel they need to go to hell, they will, if heaven, they will, if nowhere, they will, they can even stay on earth if they need to), blah blah blah -- but no gods. I neither know nor care how these areas of existence came to be. But in this corner of reality, humans are the rulers, the subjugates, the heroes, and the villains. We are the sheppards and the sheep. I believe in souls, and possibly reincarnation if the soul chooses to be reincarnated. I believe in ghosts, and have lived with one before. And what will piss some of you off, I'm sure, I do believe in the possibility of vampires, though not of a Draculaic sort, nor the sort expressed in Anne Rice books. I simply have a set of odd beliefs that can't really even be called a religion -- in order to think of what I might believe, simply understand that it all focuses on the choice of the individual.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:35 pm
I also believe in the aliens. Call me crazy but I swear I've been abducted quite a few times. ninja
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