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Guess which image Colton removed from the Dallas gamethread

PG_AB said:
Supermodel Candice Swanepoel. Victoria's Secret had her in a $10MM bra a few years ago for their big show.
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One of my favorites. I have put her in many a gamethread.
 
jimmy eat jazz said:
I, nor anyone else, has any obligation to respect any particular belief. Just because a belief emanates from a religious source does not automatically afford it respect. I tire of religious folks insisting that their beliefs, merely due to the fact that they are religious beliefs, are somehow privleged and thus merit special status and respect. They are beliefs, and like every single other belief, are subject to scrutiny, criticism, even mocking if they deserve it.

I agree with the courtesy part, which if you had read my message with an intent to try to understand its meaning, rather than reacting in a knee jerk way, you would see that that is precisely what I was implying.
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You must be a ****ing riot to be around. "I'm me and everyone else can eat a dick". I feel sorry for anyone who associates with on a regular basis.
 
jimmy eat jazz said:
I, nor anyone else, has any obligation to respect any particular belief. Just because a belief emanates from a religious source does not automatically afford it respect. I tire of religious folks insisting that their beliefs, merely due to the fact that they are religious beliefs, are somehow privleged and thus merit special status and respect. They are beliefs, and like every single other belief, are subject to scrutiny, criticism, even mocking if they deserve it.

I agree with the courtesy part, which if you had read my message with an intent to try to understand its meaning, rather than reacting in a knee jerk way, you would see that that is precisely what I was implying.
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*Ring Ring*

Jimmy eat jazz "hello?"

Phone "hello sir this is Westboro Baptist Church calling. We would like to invite you to protest the funeral of a queer. As a special added bonus, this person is of Arab origin an a vegan an is fat. Whaddyah say?"

Jimmy eat jazz "no thanks not my cup of tea but I support you fully in your efforts to be as offensive as humanely possible. It is your right!"
 
Boris said:
*Ring Ring*

Jimmy eat jazz "hello?"

Phone "hello sir this is Westboro Baptist Church calling. We would like to invite you to protest the funeral of a queer. As a special added bonus, this person is of Arab origin an a vegan an is fat. Whaddyah say?"

Jimmy eat jazz "no thanks not my cup of tea but I support you fully in your efforts to be as offensive as humanely possible. It is your right!"
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Interestingly enough it is their right.
 
jimmy eat jazz said:
I, nor anyone else, has any obligation to respect any particular belief. Just because a belief emanates from a religious source does not automatically afford it respect. I tire of religious folks insisting that their beliefs, merely due to the fact that they are religious beliefs, are somehow privleged and thus merit special status and respect. They are beliefs, and like every single other belief, are subject to scrutiny, criticism, even mocking if they deserve it.

I agree with the courtesy part, which if you had read my message with an intent to try to understand its meaning, rather than reacting in a knee jerk way, you would see that that is precisely what I was implying.
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I don't recall bigb ever suggesting that anyone had any kind of OBLIGATION to not be a dick. He seemed to be suggesting that one could just be a considerate person, y'know... voluntarily.


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I just want to be clear. The temple garb is sacred like bigb said and is something not to ever be worn or shown in public?
 
Cunning Linguist said:
I just want to be clear. The temple garb is sacred like bigb said and is something not to ever be worn or shown in public?
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Sort of, depending on what you mean. They are called temple garments because they are symbolic of sacred covenants made in the temple, not because we wear them only in the temple. But yes, they are considered sacred and not to be displayed. Clothing worn over the garments is supposed to cover them completely.
 
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