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 Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 5:29 pm
Morgan (Spamster),
However much the assumptions regarding your sexuality may, and do bother you, it is imperative that you remember that it is truly not personal. Our society is based off of appearances, and when you - with your stunning good looks - come to school in a pink argyle sweater, people are going to judge. But this assessment is made in the same way that we say Rachel Greenwald is a moron, Jeremy is a liar and Robert at Wendy's is a gay transvestite. They are thoughtless assumptions. Similarly to the way you sometimes think I am a whore; appearences can be decieving, but they are the basis of our society. As for Roberts Bob's father.....it is sad. It is sad and pathatic that this forty year old has nothing better to do with his time then lament about the appearingly gay 14 year old his son used to go to school with. Truly, it is pathatic to realize that nothing must have happened in this mans life in order for him to still be so concerned with your sexual orientation.
I understand, and sympathize with how annoying it must be, but as I said, it is human nature to judge off of appearences.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 5:32 pm
Xeroxer =___=" Who voted in the poll that they disagree with my theories and didn't bother posting about it sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 9:58 am
xD Y'know... a man told me to fight is a sign of weakness and not strength.
Guess he wasn't precise. He meant mentally weak because you can't resolve your problems with words than with fists.
rolleyes Silly man.
Yeah, nothing theoritical, just personal.
I gave Marie-France her birthday present today. If I never told you, it was a golden chain necklace with a swirling seashell (like the end of a unicorn's horn) as a pendant.
She accepted... and thanked me with politeness. Because she never spared a glance at me and only complimented me and never the present as it was. I could conclude mostly that she didn't like it.
- Sigh - I wish she wore it once. It's a nice necklace and she didn't have any other necklace on. I guess the reason is that it's from me. Someone she doesn't feel infractuated from.
I guess many can agree that it hurts a lot when you can't have what you want. But it hurts twice as much when you know what you want... and can't reach it.
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Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 1:50 pm
Mozzarella Morgan (Spamster),
However much the assumptions regarding your sexuality may, and do bother you, it is imperative that you remember that it is truly not personal. Our society is based off of appearances, and when you - with your stunning good looks - come to school in a pink argyle sweater, people are going to judge. But this assessment is made in the same way that we say Rachel Greenwald is a moron, Jeremy is a liar and Robert at Wendy's is a gay transvestite. They are thoughtless assumptions. Similarly to the way you sometimes think I am a whore; appearences can be decieving, but they are the basis of our society. As for Roberts Bob's father.....it is sad. It is sad and pathatic that this forty year old has nothing better to do with his time then lament about the appearingly gay 14 year old his son used to go to school with. Truly, it is pathatic to realize that nothing must have happened in this mans life in order for him to still be so concerned with your sexual orientation.
I understand, and sympathize with how annoying it must be, but as I said, it is human nature to judge off of appearences. Thank you, Sammmm. It's not so much that I think it's personal, I just think it's rude and shows a lot about someone's character. And the underlined/italicized sentence made me s**t myself. heart
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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 12:20 pm
Argument I had with one kid at my school today:
Kid: Hey, why don't you believe in God, man? I mean, really, who actually is stupid enough to believe that we evolved from monkeys? rolleyes
Me: First of all, just because someone is an Atheist doesn't mean they believe in evolution. I believe in evolution, but I'm just saying. You're not really one to be talking, anyways. I'm sorry that my beliefs have actually been proven, while yours were most likely created by a man with no exact proof of his theories.
Kid: You stupid heartless Atheist!
Me: Yes, if I don't believe in an invisible man with holy powers, I must truly be heartless. rolleyes
Kid: You wanna take this outside?
Me: Um...sure...I bet Jesus would approve of that. smile
Kid: SHUT UP! I'LL KILL YOU! mad
Luckily, he yelled it so loud that the teacher heard him. He was sent to the principal's office. cool
P.S. I'm sorry if anything I said has offended any Christians in this guild. I only say this kind of stuff when people try to outsmart me in debates or when they insult my beliefs. sweatdrop
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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 4:47 pm
You should've told him that Charles Darwin theorizes about Monkey to Man, I read his books.
The origin of Man
and the origin of Species.
I think it's origin of man.
A tad complicated, but it makes sense :3
You should've told him that beliefs are based on perception and religion is associated to beliefs and not vice-versa since a belief can be pratically anything.
Besides, everyone needs a belief in order to fundamentally cooperate with the world.
Even Atheist have a belief.
I won't go further cause I wanna see who falls in my trap ninja
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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 4:59 pm
Xeroxer You should've told him that Charles Darwin theorizes about Monkey to Man, I read his books. The origin of Man and the origin of Species. I think it's origin of man. A tad complicated, but it makes sense :3 You should've told him that beliefs are based on perception and religion is associated to beliefs and not vice-versa since a belief can be pratically anything. Besides, everyone needs a belief in order to fundamentally cooperate with the world. Even Atheist have a belief. I won't go further cause I wanna see who falls in my trap ninja
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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:00 pm
Ask how Methuselah could've POSSIBLEY lived to be 900+ years old.
Ask why humans didnt' live with dinosaurs.
Ask how the world coulve' been made in a week.
Ask how Adam and Eve could've realized they were naked and that was not good when they were the first people.
Ask how come men aren't missing a rib.
Ask how people could've reproduced without any genetical problems because if we came from just 2 people how can we be not related.
I'm sorry, but i seriously don't believe the Bible. confused not meant to offend anyone. Just my skepticism
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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:23 pm
Kimiko-ue Ask how people could've reproduced without any genetical problems because if we came from just 2 people how can we be not related.
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Posted: Fri Mar 10, 2006 4:35 pm
Kimiko-ue
Ask how Methuselah could've POSSIBLEY lived to be 900+ years old.
Ask why humans didnt' live with dinosaurs.
Ask how the world coulve' been made in a week.
Ask how Adam and Eve could've realized they were naked and that was not good when they were the first people.
Ask how come men aren't missing a rib.
Ask how people could've reproduced without any genetical problems because if we came from just 2 people how can we be not related.
I'm sorry, but i seriously don't believe the Bible. confused not meant to offend anyone. Just my skepticismAsk yourself this: Did God create man or did man create God?
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Posted: Fri Mar 10, 2006 4:38 pm
Have you ever tested the line of respect teenagers have?
I did. I conducted a test. Going from insulting me, to my mother to my actions and then my dreams.
I wasn't really hurt, but for one day, I carried a necklace (shell necklace, it's kinda of pretty but looks a tad girlish.)
Naturally, I was booed by the guys and complimented by the girls. I kept getting pestered about how "Gay" I looked.
'Till I told them my dead great-aunt gave it to me rofl They all stiffened with guilt and suprise and sort of sighed in relief and apologized greatly.
It's so adorable to see them gulp down their personal opinions of the necklace itself and be guilty for the what the necklace represents.
whee I love doing that
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Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 7:13 am
This thread is getting reaaaally judgemental. Yea, I'm sure there are annoyances in your life that you feel the need to get off your chest, but in the process, many of the people who post here are just bashing others.
What about those who AREN'T the fakers, liers, and the immature? I'm sure there are people and things in your life that make it BETTER. Why don't you talk about them for a change?
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Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 7:48 am
Xeroxer Ask yourself this: Did God create man or did man create God?
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Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 4:49 pm
[Alari] This thread is getting reaaaally judgemental. Yea, I'm sure there are annoyances in your life that you feel the need to get off your chest, but in the process, many of the people who post here are just bashing others.
What about those who AREN'T the fakers, liers, and the immature? I'm sure there are people and things in your life that make it BETTER. Why don't you talk about them for a change? Clarify that for me o.o Do you have an example of the people you talk about? Because we have the habit of complaining, everyone complains. They complain about their bad luck, but none of them gives luck the credit when things go up (Re-worded from the phrases of Aesop). Because no one in this world is affected more by positive people than they are by negative people. What comes up, goes down faster than the way it came up. Newton taught us that and life experiences and influences gave a new meaning to that expression. Because no one truly is interested about someone being proud of a really positive friend. It's nothing controversial or debatable. A positive thing happens to everyone. But the attention we get from negative occurences... well they aren't rare. But we enjoy the bright and dark side of failure for example. Sure, at the moment, you may feel horribly stressed out about your failure? But remember, failure is an event not a person. And failure is just a delay to your dream, to your goal. Whatever you learned from your failure will help you to dodge other possible failures. There is a good and bad side of everything. We just tend to turn only one cheek and not the other. As I said earlier (I think). People are just too lazy to look with both eyes, rather than with just one. Am I clear Alari?
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Posted: Sun Mar 12, 2006 8:00 pm
Xeroxer You should've told him that Charles Darwin theorizes about Monkey to Man, I read his books. The origin of Man and the origin of Species. I think it's origin of man. A tad complicated, but it makes sense :3 You should've told him that beliefs are based on perception and religion is associated to beliefs and not vice-versa since a belief can be pratically anything. Besides, everyone needs a belief in order to fundamentally cooperate with the world. Even Atheist have a belief. I won't go further cause I wanna see who falls in my trap ninja you mean the trap of Atheist don't have a belief... xp sure it's a belief.. the question is... is it religion? Agnostic myself wink
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