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Not sure what you're teachin'. I don't want none.

Everything you're aspiring to do, I've done. Everything.

And still doin it bro ..

Type, talk, study, hate .. too late.



Only I'll be doing everything while being better looking, smarter, a way cooler dude, and eating a diet that helps me stave off impotence past the age of 37. Can you say the same?
 
Only I'll be doing everything while being better looking, smarter, a way cooler dude, and eating a diet that helps me stave off impotence past the age of 37. Can you say the same?

Is your middle name denial? Damn.

You need to to take on someone else ... shoot lower. I am so laughing... not because you can't be something, or even more, but you've done nothing .. I've sold 6 companies. Not many will wear what I've worn, done what I've done (yes).

Yet, you talk. I like you.
 
Is your middle name denial? Damn.

You need to to take on someone else ... shoot lower. I am so laughing... not because you can't be something, or even more, but you've done nothing .. I've sold 6 companies. Not many will wear what I've worn, done what I've done (yes).

Yet, you talk. I like you.


Hell no, bringing down you 1%ers back to earth is much more fun. And not to get philosophical...but what is more? Financial success? Personal reputation? Personal fulfillment? Name recognition? Being able to look back and see how much you've accomplished only 14 years after moving to this country with a family who only brought 500 dollars with them? Being able to look back at high school and think of all those times that you were pressured to drink or smoke with your buddies, and you never gave in? Being able to have played a large father role for a much younger sibling when one parent was having an affair, and the other was at home trying to cook meals for her brother who had just moved to our house at the age of 26 from Europe after discovering he had cancer? Being able to balance school work, and nailing Honors with Distinction and getting a scholarship offer from Johns Hopkins University all while having to stay at the Cross Cancer Institute with his uncle for 7 hours during school hours (yes, missed those school days entirely) just so someone could keep him company while his father and mother tried bringing home and fundraising enough money to cover 3 years worth of chemotherapy for a non-Canadian citizen who had no healthcare coverage whatsoever? Being able to maintain good spirits, optimism, and good faith throughout this 4 year span, and have people tell him that they wish they were as happy as him, lived as happy as him, or wish 'they were blessed with the same awesome upbringing' that he was raised with?

And you have the nerve to tell me that I've done nothing? Of course, as of this point, Im just a sophomore with a steadily climbing GPA at the unripe age of 18, and with a bank account more broke than the most pathetic of jokes. But such is to be expected from a first generation immigrant.

But yes, you're right. I guess you have more money than me. Maybe your wife is a babe, and your Ferarri was probably around the same amount of money that my parents still have left on their mortgage. Still, you'll be hard-pressed to find a happier man, and a man who isn't willing to work harder to succeed not just in acclaiming wealth, but acclaiming and utilizing all of the wonderful gifts I have been blessed with in my life.
 
That's vile nonsense, and hypocritical coming on the heels of your witches ain't weird tantrum.

not as hypocritical as you might think. My point is that you never know what powers things have. Are you saying God can't produce piss in yer drawers and/or lil 8-yr old boners? Then what kind of God do you believe in? Fear and Love... all day, every day. Shaaawing!
 
not as hypocritical as you might think. My point is that you never know what powers things have. Are you saying God can't produce piss in yer drawers and/or lil 8-yr old boners? Then what kind of God do you believe in? Fear and Love... all day, every day. Shaaawing!

Anyone else find it disturbing that this guy seems to get great pleasure over mentioning 8 year old boners?

"Fear of the lord" doesn't mean you think He will **** you up if you mess with Him. There is no denying he can **** you up, though...just ask John Butler.
 
Hell no, bringing down you 1%ers back to earth is much more fun. And not to get philosophical...but what is more? Financial success? Personal reputation? Personal fulfillment? Name recognition? Being able to look back and see how much you've accomplished only 14 years after moving to this country with a family who only brought 500 dollars with them? Being able to look back at high school and think of all those times that you were pressured to drink or smoke with your buddies, and you never gave in? Being able to have played a large father role for a much younger sibling when one parent was having an affair, and the other was at home trying to cook meals for her brother who had just moved to our house at the age of 26 from Europe after discovering he had cancer? Being able to balance school work, and nailing Honors with Distinction and getting a scholarship offer from Johns Hopkins University all while having to stay at the Cross Cancer Institute with his uncle for 7 hours during school hours (yes, missed those school days entirely) just so someone could keep him company while his father and mother tried bringing home and fundraising enough money to cover 3 years worth of chemotherapy for a non-Canadian citizen who had no healthcare coverage whatsoever? Being able to maintain good spirits, optimism, and good faith throughout this 4 year span, and have people tell him that they wish they were as happy as him, lived as happy as him, or wish 'they were blessed with the same awesome upbringing' that he was raised with?

And you have the nerve to tell me that I've done nothing? Of course, as of this point, Im just a sophomore with a steadily climbing GPA at the unripe age of 18, and with a bank account more broke than the most pathetic of jokes. But such is to be expected from a first generation immigrant.

But yes, you're right. I guess you have more money than me. Maybe your wife is a babe, and your Ferarri was probably around the same amount of money that my parents still have left on their mortgage. Still, you'll be hard-pressed to find a happier man, and a man who isn't willing to work harder to succeed not just in acclaiming wealth, but acclaiming and utilizing all of the wonderful gifts I have been blessed with in my life.

lolz
Did 4play just lead to a catharsis?
 
Many smart people believe in God. I have no problem at all with this. I hope it gives them a sense of peace, comfort, happiness, etc. As for me, I have no use for invisible friends, but more power to those who do.

I'm pretty certain that many here agree with me in saying this, as well as in saying our problem is more specifically with the more fervent and noisy Evangelicals who are not content to worship as they see fit but feel this overpowering imperative to impose their religious beliefs on others.

While I respect good, honest people of faith (which include the vast majority of the people I love the most on this earth), I loath the pushy, aggressive, loud mouthed, bigoted, backward, sexually uptight, authoritarian, etc. Evangelical movement in this country, which I consider the single greatest threat to American freedoms and civil right/liberties today.

Rep'd.
 
On another note, since I continually see references to the belief that PW is an alternate account, I will again state that the moderating team to date has seen exactly zero evidence that this is the case. She is merely someone from roughly the American Fort area...

Serious question: What compelled you to abuse your moderator powers and reveal my super secret location?
 
Hell no, bringing down you 1%ers back to earth is much more fun. And not to get philosophical...but what is more? Financial success? Personal reputation? Personal fulfillment? Name recognition? Being able to look back and see how much you've accomplished only 14 years after moving to this country with a family who only brought 500 dollars with them? Being able to look back at high school and think of all those times that you were pressured to drink or smoke with your buddies, and you never gave in? Being able to have played a large father role for a much younger sibling when one parent was having an affair, and the other was at home trying to cook meals for her brother who had just moved to our house at the age of 26 from Europe after discovering he had cancer? Being able to balance school work, and nailing Honors with Distinction and getting a scholarship offer from Johns Hopkins University all while having to stay at the Cross Cancer Institute with his uncle for 7 hours during school hours (yes, missed those school days entirely) just so someone could keep him company while his father and mother tried bringing home and fundraising enough money to cover 3 years worth of chemotherapy for a non-Canadian citizen who had no healthcare coverage whatsoever? Being able to maintain good spirits, optimism, and good faith throughout this 4 year span, and have people tell him that they wish they were as happy as him, lived as happy as him, or wish 'they were blessed with the same awesome upbringing' that he was raised with?

And you have the nerve to tell me that I've done nothing? Of course, as of this point, Im just a sophomore with a steadily climbing GPA at the unripe age of 18, and with a bank account more broke than the most pathetic of jokes. But such is to be expected from a first generation immigrant.

But yes, you're right. I guess you have more money than me. Maybe your wife is a babe, and your Ferarri was probably around the same amount of money that my parents still have left on their mortgage. Still, you'll be hard-pressed to find a happier man, and a man who isn't willing to work harder tUo succeed not just in acclaiming wealth, but acclaiming and utilizing all of the wonderful gifts I have been blessed with in my life.

you get it pretty well for such a youngster.. As I've said before, you'll do well .. However that may be defined.
 
Maybe I don't know any of these people, personally. But I found this entirely absurd. What liberties, specifically are thwarted (by the government) by any religious group?

Very few, today, in the US. It's been well under a century since religious groups were telling people they had to pray, to whom to pray, etc. in public schools in the US. It's the faithful Christians in Uganda trying to decide is jail is sufficient punishment for homosexuals, or if they death penalty is appropriate. Other countries still have Christians burning and stoning witches. The more loudly people proclaim their faith, the more heinous the acts they are willing to cimmit for it.
 
Very few, today, in the US. It's been well under a century since religious groups were telling people they had to pray, to whom to pray, etc. in public schools in the US. It's the faithful Christians in Uganda trying to decide is jail is sufficient punishment for homosexuals, or if they death penalty is appropriate. Other countries still have Christians burning and stoning witches. The more loudly people proclaim their faith, the more heinous the acts they are willing to cimmit for it.

I'm sure you're right, but I had no idea Christians were behaving like that in Uganda (i.e.).

As a Christian myself, I guess I only hear of the countries where Christians are being killed for their beliefs.

Both are equally stupid and very unfortunate.
 
I'm sure you're right, but I had no idea Christians were behaving like that in Uganda (i.e.).

As a Christian myself, I guess I only hear of the countries where Christians are being killed for their beliefs.

Both are equally stupid and very unfortunate.

What One Brow is intentionally not telling you it that the Ugandan law is about punishing HIV positive homosexuals who commit "a sexual assault against a member of the same sex who is under 18 or disabled."

Bizarrely this is seen as "antihomosexual."
 
What One Brow is intentionally not telling you it that the Ugandan law is about punishing HIV positive homosexuals who commit "a sexual assault against a member of the same sex who is under 18 or disabled."

Bizarrely this is seen as "antihomosexual."

Is that true, OB? If so, and you simplified it to a Christian hate thing ...
 
What One Brow is intentionally not telling you it that the Ugandan law is about punishing HIV positive homosexuals who commit "a sexual assault against a member of the same sex who is under 18 or disabled."

Bizarrely this is seen as "antihomosexual."

Considering that the same situation with a heterosexual person doesn't have the same punishment, I don't see how anyone (other than the typical right wing bigots) could see it as anything but anti-homosexual.
 
I don't know that you answered my question, per se, but I like your posts, so I'm not picking a fight. I think most all groups have a far-fetched view of another. Catholics vs. Mormons, Dems vs. Pubs, rednecks vs. northeasterners .. I think we're predisposed to assume the worst, believe the worst, all in an attempt to justify a paradigm or position.

I don't disagree. And I'm not picking a fight with you either--I really enjoy your participation here. I think it's safe to say that we have different perspectives/experiences about Evangelicals etc, which has been established in earlier threads. You see them as much more benign than I do. When I say 'them' I am not referring to any person in particular, but to those active in the Evangelical political movement on what I consider the extremist, but highly influential, wing of the Republican Party. Taken on a person by person basis, those in the group will share the same general tendencies as any other large group, that is, a wide variety of personalities and other characteristics. But I don't think that there is any doubt that, as a group, their political and social preferences are not not very, well, progressive.
 
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