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Doesn’t the site require one to be older than 18.
Admin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes, any site with dating should be 18+. If you see someone under that, let us know. Thanks!
273kelvin replies on Nov 15, 2018:
@nvrnuff The point is if it were up to me I would let it slide. I think that she just wants atheists to talk with (as we all do). Not to date and at 17 she will be 18 soon enough. I know there are legal issues but I cant see the harm.
Admin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes, any site with dating should be 18+. If you see someone under that, let us know. Thanks!
273kelvin replies on Nov 15, 2018:
@nvrnuff The point is if it were up to me I would let it slide. I think that she just wants atheists to talk with (as we all do). Not to date and at 17 she will be 18 soon enough. I know there are legal issues but I cant see the harm.
Hi guys ! What do you fantaisies about and would like to try, with actual partner(s) or other(s)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Charity It was on a hook up site. You get a lot of women who like the fantasy of setting up a date. With lots of "What will you do to me?" stuff in texts, then let you down
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Charity It was on a hook up site. You get a lot of women who like the fantasy of setting up a date. With lots of "What will you do to me?" stuff in texts, then let you down
Doesn’t the site require one to be older than 18.
Admin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes, any site with dating should be 18+. If you see someone under that, let us know. Thanks!
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@nvrnuff I dont think shes into that. I looked and she say shes here for the community. No posts in single etc.
Admin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
Yes, any site with dating should be 18+. If you see someone under that, let us know. Thanks!
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@nvrnuff I dont think shes into that. I looked and she say shes here for the community. No posts in single etc.
Doesn’t the site require one to be older than 18.
Green_eyes comments on Nov 14, 2018:
She deleted her comment immediately when I called her on it. Fair warning guys, she’s a minor!
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Its still there
https://agnostic.com/post/221374/why-is-it-so-hard-to-find-a-good-man-these-days-how-come-serious-relationships-and-family-does
Green_eyes comments on Nov 14, 2018:
She deleted her comment immediately when I called her on it. Fair warning guys, she’s a minor!
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Its still there
https://agnostic.com/post/221374/why-is-it-so-hard-to-find-a-good-man-these-days-how-come-serious-relationships-and-family-does
Name a Movie Quote That Gives The Film Away Without Saying the Title! Gooooo!
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
No Mr Bond I expect you to die
youre only supposed to blow the bloody doors off
were gonna need bigger buns
Fill yer hands you sons of bitches
Do you like Denis Roussos? I like Demis Roussos do you?
So which one is it Houseboy or stud?
There's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Seeker3CO Theres 3 Brit films and 2 USA left
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
No Mr Bond I expect you to die
youre only supposed to blow the bloody doors off
were gonna need bigger buns
Fill yer hands you sons of bitches
Do you like Denis Roussos? I like Demis Roussos do you?
So which one is it Houseboy or stud?
There's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Seeker3CO Theres 3 Brit films and 2 USA left
Name a Movie Quote That Gives The Film Away Without Saying the Title! Gooooo!
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
No Mr Bond I expect you to die
youre only supposed to blow the bloody doors off
were gonna need bigger buns
Fill yer hands you sons of bitches
Do you like Denis Roussos? I like Demis Roussos do you?
So which one is it Houseboy or stud?
There's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Seeker3CO I thought that would get you yanks but can you name the others?
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
No Mr Bond I expect you to die
youre only supposed to blow the bloody doors off
were gonna need bigger buns
Fill yer hands you sons of bitches
Do you like Denis Roussos? I like Demis Roussos do you?
So which one is it Houseboy or stud?
There's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Seeker3CO I thought that would get you yanks but can you name the others?
Hi guys ! What do you fantaisies about and would like to try, with actual partner(s) or other(s)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Charity I must admit I tend to FF blow jobs in porn. I find that a little boring.
I have been offered to go to a 3rd with MF Mr & Mrs which I declined but said yes to a woman who wanted me to throw a MFM party. I think the difference was it would be at my place, the other guy was a friend and I would feel more secure. Btw she unfortunately did not show
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Charity I must admit I tend to FF blow jobs in porn. I find that a little boring.
I have been offered to go to a 3rd with MF Mr & Mrs which I declined but said yes to a woman who wanted me to throw a MFM party. I think the difference was it would be at my place, the other guy was a friend and I would feel more secure. Btw she unfortunately did not show
Has anyone tried CBD lube? If so, how did you like it?
Lillyfield41 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I used a cannabis oil based lube once. Burned like crazy. Kept me numb. Maybe i didnt wait long enough between application and playtime?? Or too long?? I did not like it.
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Lillyfield41 Sorry missed that bit
Lillyfield41 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I used a cannabis oil based lube once. Burned like crazy. Kept me numb. Maybe i didnt wait long enough between application and playtime?? Or too long?? I did not like it.
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Lillyfield41 Sorry missed that bit
Has anyone tried CBD lube? If so, how did you like it?
Lillyfield41 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I used a cannabis oil based lube once. Burned like crazy. Kept me numb. Maybe i didnt wait long enough between application and playtime?? Or too long?? I did not like it.
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Try a different lube. The ones I use are instant and dont sting (Durex water based)
Lillyfield41 comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I used a cannabis oil based lube once. Burned like crazy. Kept me numb. Maybe i didnt wait long enough between application and playtime?? Or too long?? I did not like it.
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Try a different lube. The ones I use are instant and dont sting (Durex water based)
Hi guys ! What do you fantaisies about and would like to try, with actual partner(s) or other(s)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Charity Seems odd that just seeing a penis would be such an issue. I assume the guy watches porn?
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Charity Seems odd that just seeing a penis would be such an issue. I assume the guy watches porn?
Name a Movie Quote That Gives The Film Away Without Saying the Title! Gooooo!
beerkrump comments on Nov 14, 2018:
It's pronounced "Fronkensteen".
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
What hump?
beerkrump comments on Nov 14, 2018:
It's pronounced "Fronkensteen".
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
What hump?
What are the happiest Countries Sexually
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I hear theres a lot of action in Togo. Might go there someday ;-)
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Morganfreeman https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/africa/togo/tgmaps.htm
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
I hear theres a lot of action in Togo. Might go there someday ;-)
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Morganfreeman https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/africa/togo/tgmaps.htm
Is a shame she don't read half of anything I write.
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
If I am a god of sorts then may I offer some words, if not of wisdom then at least direction. Write better! "Is a shame she don't read half of anything I write." !! Why does that not surprise me? Read it back to yourself. Does it sound correct? Scan? Can I improve on that sentence?
I had a ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Stephanie99 I failed sandpit
273kelvin comments on Nov 14, 2018:
If I am a god of sorts then may I offer some words, if not of wisdom then at least direction. Write better! "Is a shame she don't read half of anything I write." !! Why does that not surprise me? Read it back to yourself. Does it sound correct? Scan? Can I improve on that sentence?
I had a ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
@Stephanie99 I failed sandpit
Who is up to the challenge?
LeighShelton comments on Nov 14, 2018:
stuck my nob in a bacon slicer
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Come on folks, 3 of you cannot have done that. Especially when 1 is female.
LeighShelton comments on Nov 14, 2018:
stuck my nob in a bacon slicer
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Come on folks, 3 of you cannot have done that. Especially when 1 is female.
Who is up to the challenge?
NYTrink comments on Nov 13, 2018:
Cum from oral ?
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Date an harmonica player. Its a transferable skill
NYTrink comments on Nov 13, 2018:
Cum from oral ?
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Date an harmonica player. Its a transferable skill
Who is up to the challenge?
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
Anal sex
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Well with all these likes at least we know some of the ladies that do. Btw it is because of my size that that this has not happened.
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
Anal sex
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2018:
Well with all these likes at least we know some of the ladies that do. Btw it is because of my size that that this has not happened.
Hi guys ! What do you fantaisies about and would like to try, with actual partner(s) or other(s)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@Charity He might have a point in my case as emm lets put it this way. The bed is king sized too ;-)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@Charity He might have a point in my case as emm lets put it this way. The bed is king sized too ;-)
Hi guys ! What do you fantaisies about and would like to try, with actual partner(s) or other(s)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@Charity Okay you pick the guy and we will watch (at first) xx
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@Charity Okay you pick the guy and we will watch (at first) xx
This can be anyone . Political, musical etc. Mine?
Bobbyzen comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I was devastated when Phil Ochs committed suicide.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
https://youtu.be/_bmUQMDrep0
Bobbyzen comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I was devastated when Phil Ochs committed suicide.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
https://youtu.be/_bmUQMDrep0
Hi guys ! What do you fantaisies about and would like to try, with actual partner(s) or other(s)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@Charity Maybe we can have a foursome with a "sin bin" ;-)
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
FMF 3some
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@Charity Maybe we can have a foursome with a "sin bin" ;-)
Capital punishment?
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 13, 2018:
The questions are loaded. What if a person opposes capital punishment for practical reasons? There’s nothing to check.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
What practical reasons might they be?
I know that in hindsight I should have put an option saying "I oppose the death penalty as the chances of a miscarriage of justice are too great"
Is that the option you are looking for?
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 13, 2018:
The questions are loaded. What if a person opposes capital punishment for practical reasons? There’s nothing to check.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
What practical reasons might they be?
I know that in hindsight I should have put an option saying "I oppose the death penalty as the chances of a miscarriage of justice are too great"
Is that the option you are looking for?
Capital punishment?
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I am undecided, however, for me it is not a moral issue—it is a question of what works best.
From one perspective, we are not our bodies—we were not born and we do not die. We have responsible control of bodies though. It is unsociable to harm a person’s body or other property, such as ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@WilliamFleming Much as I respect your view on bodies etc. It is not and cannot be the states view, in respect of separation of church and state. It makes no odds if you think a murderer will be reincarnated as an ant. The taking of a human life is the taking of a human life.
To continue the tree analogy. If the lumberjack repeatedly fells trees on top of people however innocently. The state would have a duty to revoke his logging license. Just as if you were to continue to have car accidents due to errors in judgement. It would make no difference how many miles that you drove without incident. The state would curtail your right to drive. If the state kills 200 guilty people but also 3 innocent ones. Then it too must have its 00 status removed, As it no longer can be trusted with a licence to kill
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I am undecided, however, for me it is not a moral issue—it is a question of what works best.
From one perspective, we are not our bodies—we were not born and we do not die. We have responsible control of bodies though. It is unsociable to harm a person’s body or other property, such as ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@WilliamFleming Much as I respect your view on bodies etc. It is not and cannot be the states view, in respect of separation of church and state. It makes no odds if you think a murderer will be reincarnated as an ant. The taking of a human life is the taking of a human life.
To continue the tree analogy. If the lumberjack repeatedly fells trees on top of people however innocently. The state would have a duty to revoke his logging license. Just as if you were to continue to have car accidents due to errors in judgement. It would make no difference how many miles that you drove without incident. The state would curtail your right to drive. If the state kills 200 guilty people but also 3 innocent ones. Then it too must have its 00 status removed, As it no longer can be trusted with a licence to kill
Capital punishment?
Jk1960 comments on Nov 13, 2018:
How about Timothy mcveigh? Extreme case right out come.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
Funny that you should mention that case. I listened to a radio documentary about the capital punishment debate and one of the guys on it had lost a daughter in that bombing. Now before it happened he was pro-death penalty but his daughter was not. When she killed he decided to go anti in her memory. Thinking that she would not want another life taken on her account. The victims families were split into pro and anti. With often quite vernment arguments between the two camps. The pro`s thinking that it might give them some closure. It did not.
Also from what I know of the case. There are some reservations on the idea that he acted alone. If he in fact did not act alone? Then one possible line of inquiry is most certainly closed forever.
Jk1960 comments on Nov 13, 2018:
How about Timothy mcveigh? Extreme case right out come.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
Funny that you should mention that case. I listened to a radio documentary about the capital punishment debate and one of the guys on it had lost a daughter in that bombing. Now before it happened he was pro-death penalty but his daughter was not. When she killed he decided to go anti in her memory. Thinking that she would not want another life taken on her account. The victims families were split into pro and anti. With often quite vernment arguments between the two camps. The pro`s thinking that it might give them some closure. It did not.
Also from what I know of the case. There are some reservations on the idea that he acted alone. If he in fact did not act alone? Then one possible line of inquiry is most certainly closed forever.
Capital punishment?
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I am undecided, however, for me it is not a moral issue—it is a question of what works best.
From one perspective, we are not our bodies—we were not born and we do not die. We have responsible control of bodies though. It is unsociable to harm a person’s body or other property, such as ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
If you walk in the woods and a tree falls on you? That is for want of a better term an act of god. If that tree was cut by a lumberjack at the time? That is an act of negligence. If it was willful and easily prevented then its criminal negligence or manslaughter. If it was deliberate then its murder. If the state kills an innocent person but then says sorry but we thought that they deserved it at the time? How can it justify punishing other murderers? "Hey I only killed one guy and he was a gang banger. Youve killed 5 innocent guys in the last 2 years"
The difference between prison and a death sentence is you can release an innocent person from jail and although they will never get that time back. They can be monetarily compensated and they get to live the rest of their lives in freedom. You cannot un-inject a corpse.
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I am undecided, however, for me it is not a moral issue—it is a question of what works best.
From one perspective, we are not our bodies—we were not born and we do not die. We have responsible control of bodies though. It is unsociable to harm a person’s body or other property, such as ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
If you walk in the woods and a tree falls on you? That is for want of a better term an act of god. If that tree was cut by a lumberjack at the time? That is an act of negligence. If it was willful and easily prevented then its criminal negligence or manslaughter. If it was deliberate then its murder. If the state kills an innocent person but then says sorry but we thought that they deserved it at the time? How can it justify punishing other murderers? "Hey I only killed one guy and he was a gang banger. Youve killed 5 innocent guys in the last 2 years"
The difference between prison and a death sentence is you can release an innocent person from jail and although they will never get that time back. They can be monetarily compensated and they get to live the rest of their lives in freedom. You cannot un-inject a corpse.
I want to fall in love and be loved. I wonder why that is so hard
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
There are thousands of guys playing video games right now that would dream of meeting you. Let alone fall in love with you and you them. Your a sci-fi fan. Thats a buyer market for gals. Just be open to the possibilities
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea I did not mean video games specifically but comic-con crowd is predominantly male. One would think that you would have your choice of suitors?
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
There are thousands of guys playing video games right now that would dream of meeting you. Let alone fall in love with you and you them. Your a sci-fi fan. Thats a buyer market for gals. Just be open to the possibilities
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea I did not mean video games specifically but comic-con crowd is predominantly male. One would think that you would have your choice of suitors?
Capital punishment?
lerlo comments on Nov 13, 2018:
As it stands now, without the death penalty, an inmate can do anything they want to in prison. Kill other inmates, kill guards etc. with no additional punishment if they're already doing, say, life in prison or any substantial prison time. Capital punishment would stand as a deterrent in those ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
I think you can look at the statistics and say that counties or states that do not have the death penalty have lower or comparable murder rates
lerlo comments on Nov 13, 2018:
As it stands now, without the death penalty, an inmate can do anything they want to in prison. Kill other inmates, kill guards etc. with no additional punishment if they're already doing, say, life in prison or any substantial prison time. Capital punishment would stand as a deterrent in those ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
I think you can look at the statistics and say that counties or states that do not have the death penalty have lower or comparable murder rates
Capital punishment?
Pedrohbds comments on Nov 13, 2018:
Goes against human rights.
The most modern view about the penal system is that the state don't avenge the population. The state promote human rights. And the human rights are so important that the state should restrain any human right the minimum possible to keep the society working and ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
A well written and thought out argument. I do not disagree but can I put this to you? What if a murderer kills again in prison as so often happens? He has not been neutralised, he will spend the rest of his days there, albeit with severer restrictions. What deterrent is there to stop him killing again?
Pedrohbds comments on Nov 13, 2018:
Goes against human rights.
The most modern view about the penal system is that the state don't avenge the population. The state promote human rights. And the human rights are so important that the state should restrain any human right the minimum possible to keep the society working and ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
A well written and thought out argument. I do not disagree but can I put this to you? What if a murderer kills again in prison as so often happens? He has not been neutralised, he will spend the rest of his days there, albeit with severer restrictions. What deterrent is there to stop him killing again?
Capital punishment?
ValJ comments on Nov 13, 2018:
None of the above. I'm against the death penalty because too many innocent people are wrongly convicted.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@ValJ So in principle yes but in practice no?
That seems to be the de facto case in the US atm. Not until all appeals and avenues of redress are exhausted will the sentence be finally carried out.
ValJ comments on Nov 13, 2018:
None of the above. I'm against the death penalty because too many innocent people are wrongly convicted.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@ValJ So in principle yes but in practice no?
That seems to be the de facto case in the US atm. Not until all appeals and avenues of redress are exhausted will the sentence be finally carried out.
Does anyone know any dirty limericks?
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
There was a young man from Devizes
Who had bollocks of different sizes
The first was quite small
Scarcely no ball at all
But the other was large and won prizes
There was a young man from Aberystwyth
Who took a girl home to play whist with
The game was a fable
Because under the table
...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@FlippantLlama Any points?
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
There was a young man from Devizes
Who had bollocks of different sizes
The first was quite small
Scarcely no ball at all
But the other was large and won prizes
There was a young man from Aberystwyth
Who took a girl home to play whist with
The game was a fable
Because under the table
...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@FlippantLlama Any points?
Capital punishment?
ValJ comments on Nov 13, 2018:
None of the above. I'm against the death penalty because too many innocent people are wrongly convicted.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@ValJ Of course there a miscarriages of justice and no matter what safeguards we put in the way some will slip though. My understanding of US federal capital cases require 2 verdicts. A guilty one then later the same jury must decide on the death penalty. Hypothetically if that 2nd verdict could only be if it was 100% sure, no margin for error ? What then?
ValJ comments on Nov 13, 2018:
None of the above. I'm against the death penalty because too many innocent people are wrongly convicted.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@ValJ Of course there a miscarriages of justice and no matter what safeguards we put in the way some will slip though. My understanding of US federal capital cases require 2 verdicts. A guilty one then later the same jury must decide on the death penalty. Hypothetically if that 2nd verdict could only be if it was 100% sure, no margin for error ? What then?
Capital punishment?
ValJ comments on Nov 13, 2018:
None of the above. I'm against the death penalty because too many innocent people are wrongly convicted.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
What if in a particular case it was 100% beyond all doubt not just reasonable. Witnesses, DNA, cctv footage and a confession. In other words a smoking gun? Say for example Chapman when he killed John Lennon?
ValJ comments on Nov 13, 2018:
None of the above. I'm against the death penalty because too many innocent people are wrongly convicted.
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
What if in a particular case it was 100% beyond all doubt not just reasonable. Witnesses, DNA, cctv footage and a confession. In other words a smoking gun? Say for example Chapman when he killed John Lennon?
Good People Don't Defend A Bad Man
Novelty comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I believe that if the people that defend him actually paid attention they'd be just as much against him as I am, but they spend all their time telling all the rest of us to listen to them. They refuse to listen to him much less us. They've been preprogrammed to believe that anyone not in their party...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
https://agnostic.com/post/221369/i-came-across-this-recently-the-biggest-problem-with-american-politics-is-viewing-people-that-we-d
Novelty comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I believe that if the people that defend him actually paid attention they'd be just as much against him as I am, but they spend all their time telling all the rest of us to listen to them. They refuse to listen to him much less us. They've been preprogrammed to believe that anyone not in their party...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
https://agnostic.com/post/221369/i-came-across-this-recently-the-biggest-problem-with-american-politics-is-viewing-people-that-we-d
Is it safe to drink and post here?
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
There are programs you can install that try and stop you using social media when drunk. It works like a password but will ask you to solve an arithmetic problem or something easily done when sober but harder when inebriated.
As for religion? it is a form of social control. For example sexual ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@irascible Both sexes are genetically programed for infidelity. This helps ensure a wider gene pool. Religion, being a male construct tries to restrict this. So that a man will not waste his life's resources on cuckoos
273kelvin comments on Nov 13, 2018:
There are programs you can install that try and stop you using social media when drunk. It works like a password but will ask you to solve an arithmetic problem or something easily done when sober but harder when inebriated.
As for religion? it is a form of social control. For example sexual ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2018:
@irascible Both sexes are genetically programed for infidelity. This helps ensure a wider gene pool. Religion, being a male construct tries to restrict this. So that a man will not waste his life's resources on cuckoos
Have you ever stopped to consider…?
BD66 comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Sounds like a Monty Python Song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq4uCWtQE24
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
https://youtu.be/ZTpBWhmamWo
BD66 comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Sounds like a Monty Python Song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq4uCWtQE24
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
https://youtu.be/ZTpBWhmamWo
I came across this recently
"The biggest problem with American politics is viewing people that we ...
Xena comments on Nov 12, 2018:
All I know is...ANYONE who supports the current administration...the unhinged demon in power IS MY ENEMY! That is it and that is all
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
This is the crux of the argument. From your stance Trump has not or could not ever do right. Neither could anyone ever support any of his actions without being "the enemy". Similarly from the other side anyone who opposes Trump is also "the enemy". Both positions have a tendency towards chauvinism. Which may I say is cultivated by the 45th himself. The polarization of america is exactly what he wants. He is a sound bite terrorist who throws bombs into the crowd and then waits for the reactionists to man the barricades. With each relative entrenchment of positions his becomes more secure.
Xena comments on Nov 12, 2018:
All I know is...ANYONE who supports the current administration...the unhinged demon in power IS MY ENEMY! That is it and that is all
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
This is the crux of the argument. From your stance Trump has not or could not ever do right. Neither could anyone ever support any of his actions without being "the enemy". Similarly from the other side anyone who opposes Trump is also "the enemy". Both positions have a tendency towards chauvinism. Which may I say is cultivated by the 45th himself. The polarization of america is exactly what he wants. He is a sound bite terrorist who throws bombs into the crowd and then waits for the reactionists to man the barricades. With each relative entrenchment of positions his becomes more secure.
What do you think?
273kelvin comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Golf is still a cult religion. Consider this: It separates families. It is practiced mostly on the sabbath and a disportionate number of its practitioners are struck by lightning
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wurlitzer It is the stealthy colonization of the world by Scotland. Small areas turned into gorse and heather throughout the globe.
From what I gather "snooker" was once an element of golf. You could play your ball in front of your opponent and force him to play around or over it.
273kelvin comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Golf is still a cult religion. Consider this: It separates families. It is practiced mostly on the sabbath and a disportionate number of its practitioners are struck by lightning
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wurlitzer It is the stealthy colonization of the world by Scotland. Small areas turned into gorse and heather throughout the globe.
From what I gather "snooker" was once an element of golf. You could play your ball in front of your opponent and force him to play around or over it.
The future belongs to women!
You cannot argue with that. Only bicker
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Why posted in cheesy jokes?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Cutiebeauty PM in the UK
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Why posted in cheesy jokes?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Cutiebeauty PM in the UK
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring Native americans will be affected the least I suspect
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring Native americans will be affected the least I suspect
The future belongs to women!
You cannot argue with that. Only bicker
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Why posted in cheesy jokes?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
Because its funny
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 12, 2018:
Why posted in cheesy jokes?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
Because its funny
A question for my American cousins.
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring The bible is mysonagist and we don`t take any truck with it anyway. So your point is?
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring The bible is mysonagist and we don`t take any truck with it anyway. So your point is?
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring Well you should be because if/when the shit hits the fan it wont discriminate between individuals
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring Well you should be because if/when the shit hits the fan it wont discriminate between individuals
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TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
a reality check. we lose perspective of history/society when we have to conform to standards dictated by protests
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@TheDoubter Many of those statues (so I have heard) were put up late in the 20th century and are seen as a symbol of continuing oppression. If everything in the garden was rosey? Black voters were not being disenfranchised etc. Then it might not be such an issue. There is a big difference between someone like Nelson or Gladstone (both of which have statues in the UK that some are campaigning to be taken down) that were racist but thats not what they were famous for and someone who was only famous for fighting to keep people as slaves. You can have a statue of Wagner because of his music, whilst detesting his politics. It is another thing to have a statue of Hitler.
TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
a reality check. we lose perspective of history/society when we have to conform to standards dictated by protests
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@TheDoubter Many of those statues (so I have heard) were put up late in the 20th century and are seen as a symbol of continuing oppression. If everything in the garden was rosey? Black voters were not being disenfranchised etc. Then it might not be such an issue. There is a big difference between someone like Nelson or Gladstone (both of which have statues in the UK that some are campaigning to be taken down) that were racist but thats not what they were famous for and someone who was only famous for fighting to keep people as slaves. You can have a statue of Wagner because of his music, whilst detesting his politics. It is another thing to have a statue of Hitler.
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring It is a very scary thing to see the collapse of a currency. I recall Alistair Cooke who was in Germany during the weimar republic. "If you went to a restaurant and ordered a meat dish they would not sit you by the window because someone would look in and press their nose against the glass. Then others would do so and eventually there would be a crowd which would lead to a riot"
Zimbabwe missed a trick in stabilizing its currency. At one point the magnesium strip in the notes was worth more than its face value. People were tearing out the strips and taking them to scrap yards. So the govt. stopped putting the strips in. Had they left it alone then it might have halted the hyper-inflation?
There are all kinds of safeguards surrounding paper currency, govt bonds etc.but these are dependent on a continuing ability to keep paying the interest on loans. As the US debt keeps rising, the money to service this debt will increasingly cut into the budget. Not too bad atm when interest rates are globally low but you cannot guarantee that that will continue. Then again political events may upset the apple cart. For example if Saudi had an islamic take over or if relations with China became hostile. It only takes one major creditor to call in your markers and the whole deck of cards will come crashing down. Then you will be looking at a $1,000 hamburger. Some say the real reason for the Iraq war was that Sadam insisted on Euros not petro-dollars for his oil.
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring It is a very scary thing to see the collapse of a currency. I recall Alistair Cooke who was in Germany during the weimar republic. "If you went to a restaurant and ordered a meat dish they would not sit you by the window because someone would look in and press their nose against the glass. Then others would do so and eventually there would be a crowd which would lead to a riot"
Zimbabwe missed a trick in stabilizing its currency. At one point the magnesium strip in the notes was worth more than its face value. People were tearing out the strips and taking them to scrap yards. So the govt. stopped putting the strips in. Had they left it alone then it might have halted the hyper-inflation?
There are all kinds of safeguards surrounding paper currency, govt bonds etc.but these are dependent on a continuing ability to keep paying the interest on loans. As the US debt keeps rising, the money to service this debt will increasingly cut into the budget. Not too bad atm when interest rates are globally low but you cannot guarantee that that will continue. Then again political events may upset the apple cart. For example if Saudi had an islamic take over or if relations with China became hostile. It only takes one major creditor to call in your markers and the whole deck of cards will come crashing down. Then you will be looking at a $1,000 hamburger. Some say the real reason for the Iraq war was that Sadam insisted on Euros not petro-dollars for his oil.
A question for my American cousins.
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring How about just one husband?
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2018:
@Wellspring How about just one husband?
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TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
a reality check. we lose perspective of history/society when we have to conform to standards dictated by protests
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@TheDoubter But they were terms of the time
TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
a reality check. we lose perspective of history/society when we have to conform to standards dictated by protests
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@TheDoubter But they were terms of the time
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RobertMartin comments on Nov 11, 2018:
When I was in school in social studies class we were taught that there are three races in the world: caucasians, negroids and mongoloids. In 2018 two of three are considered politically incorrect.
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
I watched the film "Dambusters" on the TV recently (great war film btw) and they had to preface it with "There are words of an offencive nature in this film" Because the code word for a successful operation was the squadron leaders black labrador dogs name "N...."
RobertMartin comments on Nov 11, 2018:
When I was in school in social studies class we were taught that there are three races in the world: caucasians, negroids and mongoloids. In 2018 two of three are considered politically incorrect.
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
I watched the film "Dambusters" on the TV recently (great war film btw) and they had to preface it with "There are words of an offencive nature in this film" Because the code word for a successful operation was the squadron leaders black labrador dogs name "N...."
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TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
a reality check. we lose perspective of history/society when we have to conform to standards dictated by protests
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
There is a university campus in the UK where they vandalised a mural of Kiplings "If". On the grounds that he was racist and pro-empire. Well duh. he was a product of his age. Not only that but for his time he was very progressive* and guess what? Nearly all the brown skin Indians were pro-empire too at the time. You might as well condemn Shakespeare for being anti-semitic (which he was). Again what does it serve? "If" is a great poem, if not the greatest. There are rules to live by that anyone can admire. Whatever their creed or culture. Btw Mowgli was Indian in "the jungle book" not like Tarzan who becomes king of the jungle when theres all those black guys around for ages. Just because hes the son of an English lord.
* This is the end of one poem. This type of thinking could still get you thrown out of a Trump rally for being too liberal.
Oh, East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet,
Till Earth and Sky stand presently at God's great Judgment Seat;
But there is neither East nor West, Border, nor Breed, nor Birth,
When two strong men stand face to face though they come from the ends of the earth!
TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
a reality check. we lose perspective of history/society when we have to conform to standards dictated by protests
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
There is a university campus in the UK where they vandalised a mural of Kiplings "If". On the grounds that he was racist and pro-empire. Well duh. he was a product of his age. Not only that but for his time he was very progressive* and guess what? Nearly all the brown skin Indians were pro-empire too at the time. You might as well condemn Shakespeare for being anti-semitic (which he was). Again what does it serve? "If" is a great poem, if not the greatest. There are rules to live by that anyone can admire. Whatever their creed or culture. Btw Mowgli was Indian in "the jungle book" not like Tarzan who becomes king of the jungle when theres all those black guys around for ages. Just because hes the son of an English lord.
* This is the end of one poem. This type of thinking could still get you thrown out of a Trump rally for being too liberal.
Oh, East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet,
Till Earth and Sky stand presently at God's great Judgment Seat;
But there is neither East nor West, Border, nor Breed, nor Birth,
When two strong men stand face to face though they come from the ends of the earth!
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AtheistReader comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Is this a lesson in nihilism?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
AtheistReader comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Is this a lesson in nihilism?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
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SukiSue comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm most likely blocked. ☹️
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Cutiebeauty https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
SukiSue comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm most likely blocked. ☹️
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Cutiebeauty https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
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SukiSue comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm most likely blocked. ☹️
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
SukiSue comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm most likely blocked. ☹️
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
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TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
don't find anything
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
don't find anything
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
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Daz1981 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Can't see anything on the link
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
Daz1981 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Can't see anything on the link
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
https://www.facebook.com/Loossunit/videos/1955310751182347/?t=2
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Daz1981 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Can't see anything on the link
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
try now
Daz1981 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Can't see anything on the link
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
try now
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AtheistReader comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Is this a lesson in nihilism?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
updated
AtheistReader comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Is this a lesson in nihilism?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
updated
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TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
don't find anything
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
Updated
TheDoubter comments on Nov 11, 2018:
don't find anything
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
Updated
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SukiSue comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm most likely blocked. ☹️
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Cutiebeauty, @SukiSue Updated try now
SukiSue comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm most likely blocked. ☹️
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Cutiebeauty, @SukiSue Updated try now
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring From what I understand the american education system is not even good at training people for jobs. The US military is finding it difficult to find NCOs who are literate. All successful countries like Germany, Japan and China have good education.
Its not that all the money goes on elections. Its the fact that you cannot get elected without it. Therefore you are already in debt to that money before you take office. So no matter who gets in big money owns them.
As for the fall of empire. Having lived through the end days of the biggest. I can tell you its not just about currency but trust. He is a story from the raj.
A captain was in the mess at Calcutta when a follow officer comes in and says "I just had to pay £20 for this in the bazaar" then hands him a worn out piece of paper, On it in faded writing was the captains signature bellow a promissory note. The captain had written this 6 months previously on the north west frontier to buy horses for his men. The note had then travelled the length of the subcontinent as currency. Solely backed by the word of a British officer.
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring From what I understand the american education system is not even good at training people for jobs. The US military is finding it difficult to find NCOs who are literate. All successful countries like Germany, Japan and China have good education.
Its not that all the money goes on elections. Its the fact that you cannot get elected without it. Therefore you are already in debt to that money before you take office. So no matter who gets in big money owns them.
As for the fall of empire. Having lived through the end days of the biggest. I can tell you its not just about currency but trust. He is a story from the raj.
A captain was in the mess at Calcutta when a follow officer comes in and says "I just had to pay £20 for this in the bazaar" then hands him a worn out piece of paper, On it in faded writing was the captains signature bellow a promissory note. The captain had written this 6 months previously on the north west frontier to buy horses for his men. The note had then travelled the length of the subcontinent as currency. Solely backed by the word of a British officer.
A question for my American cousins.
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Okay what the bible says and what mainstream christian ideology says is not the same thing. Sex outside of marriage has been a no-no in all christian teachings for hundreds of years. Even the Mormons official church does not condone polygamy anymore. Marriage is the union one man and one woman FORSAKING ALL OTHERS till death do us part. The very family values that they purport to uphold, has been flouted by this guy on numerous occasions. This is not like G. W. who said "I was a drunk and I did stupid things that I now regret. I have been sober now for many years and have tried to live my life better". This guy says "Oh boys will be boys and it was just locker room talk". No regrets or repentance offered. Not a great example for any christian.
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Okay what the bible says and what mainstream christian ideology says is not the same thing. Sex outside of marriage has been a no-no in all christian teachings for hundreds of years. Even the Mormons official church does not condone polygamy anymore. Marriage is the union one man and one woman FORSAKING ALL OTHERS till death do us part. The very family values that they purport to uphold, has been flouted by this guy on numerous occasions. This is not like G. W. who said "I was a drunk and I did stupid things that I now regret. I have been sober now for many years and have tried to live my life better". This guy says "Oh boys will be boys and it was just locker room talk". No regrets or repentance offered. Not a great example for any christian.
A question for my American cousins.
Sticks48 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Catholics are against divorce, Protestants not so much.
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
They have softened but It still is frowned upon and 3 marriages does not say that he holds it in much regard
Sticks48 comments on Nov 11, 2018:
Catholics are against divorce, Protestants not so much.
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
They have softened but It still is frowned upon and 3 marriages does not say that he holds it in much regard
A question for my American cousins.
Green_eyes comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I’ve wondered this a million times. His three marriages, numerous infidelities. He was an admitted whore not just pussy grabbing. They did not want this loser to become president. He became popular with the “poorly educated” and they had to shine him up the best they could. They put all these ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Sticks48 But he did garnish support from the black baptists and you might assume the next candidate would be white
Green_eyes comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I’ve wondered this a million times. His three marriages, numerous infidelities. He was an admitted whore not just pussy grabbing. They did not want this loser to become president. He became popular with the “poorly educated” and they had to shine him up the best they could. They put all these ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Sticks48 But he did garnish support from the black baptists and you might assume the next candidate would be white
A question for my American cousins.
Green_eyes comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I’ve wondered this a million times. His three marriages, numerous infidelities. He was an admitted whore not just pussy grabbing. They did not want this loser to become president. He became popular with the “poorly educated” and they had to shine him up the best they could. They put all these ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
Perhaps it could be a way to go to erode his base. Not from here obviously but one has to recall it was the Baptist movement that was so powerful in Obama's election
Green_eyes comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I’ve wondered this a million times. His three marriages, numerous infidelities. He was an admitted whore not just pussy grabbing. They did not want this loser to become president. He became popular with the “poorly educated” and they had to shine him up the best they could. They put all these ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
Perhaps it could be a way to go to erode his base. Not from here obviously but one has to recall it was the Baptist movement that was so powerful in Obama's election
A question for my American cousins.
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
Adultery was a sin punishable by stoning. Fornication is mentioned quite a lot in the N T.
Wellspring comments on Nov 11, 2018:
I'm similar to you in regards to confusion in that matter. I will say that the Bible, as i recall, never specifically condemned sex. There's incest, polygamy, etc. It does say don't covet/desire your neighbors wife, and warns about having sex with another man's wife, but that is specifically all...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
Adultery was a sin punishable by stoning. Fornication is mentioned quite a lot in the N T.
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Its not reps or dems its the system. You are guaranteed to win if you own both horses in a 2 horse race. What could you do with all that money poured in elections if is it was steered towards education. "These text books were donated by the campaign to elect John Doe"
You seem to think this is a problem created by one party or administration, it is not. It has been systemic since 1945 and only growing larger.
I will give you case in point. Atm there is only one free boxing gym in the whole of NY. It is run by 2 ex cops who struggle to get the $50.000 a year to keep it open. How many kids might have been saved had there been more? How much has that cost NY in the long run? How short sighted is the boxing industry by not funding this? Yet I bet you any money you like that the guys who run the fights donate to a political candidate.
The decline of the roman empire could be said to have started when the crown was thrown open to the highest bidder. Yours has been on sale for decades
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Its not reps or dems its the system. You are guaranteed to win if you own both horses in a 2 horse race. What could you do with all that money poured in elections if is it was steered towards education. "These text books were donated by the campaign to elect John Doe"
You seem to think this is a problem created by one party or administration, it is not. It has been systemic since 1945 and only growing larger.
I will give you case in point. Atm there is only one free boxing gym in the whole of NY. It is run by 2 ex cops who struggle to get the $50.000 a year to keep it open. How many kids might have been saved had there been more? How much has that cost NY in the long run? How short sighted is the boxing industry by not funding this? Yet I bet you any money you like that the guys who run the fights donate to a political candidate.
The decline of the roman empire could be said to have started when the crown was thrown open to the highest bidder. Yours has been on sale for decades
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Why spend so much on the military? Whos gonna invade you Canada or Mexico. You cannot afford it. Did you look at that clock? As a tax payer you owe $178,000 and counting. If that was your home cheque book what would you do?
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Why spend so much on the military? Whos gonna invade you Canada or Mexico. You cannot afford it. Did you look at that clock? As a tax payer you owe $178,000 and counting. If that was your home cheque book what would you do?
Do we really value free speech anymore?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Trajan61 Your right to a degree but suicides should only be counted as a fraction. Not all are terminally ill. I have known 2 that were not and countless attempts.
As for break ins Yes I have been robbed but it was done whilst I was out as most are. I also have known 2 where the occupants were in and threatened. The perpetrators were caught and sentenced. Plus the victims lived to tell the tale. Albeit behind greater security. If it had been in your country the thieves would most definitely been armed and who knows what might have happened? Btw neither of the victims had any desire to buy a gun afterward.
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Trajan61 Your right to a degree but suicides should only be counted as a fraction. Not all are terminally ill. I have known 2 that were not and countless attempts.
As for break ins Yes I have been robbed but it was done whilst I was out as most are. I also have known 2 where the occupants were in and threatened. The perpetrators were caught and sentenced. Plus the victims lived to tell the tale. Albeit behind greater security. If it had been in your country the thieves would most definitely been armed and who knows what might have happened? Btw neither of the victims had any desire to buy a gun afterward.
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Initially it was not a social worker. Just someone from the electric co. to see what the problem was. They then referred him to a social worker.
I really dont think that the USA is communist. If it was you would not have the homeless problem that you do. The USA is paranoid about communism and has been since the 1920s This has been the excuse for large arms spending which has left you bankrupt (. http://www.usdebtclock.org/ ) Inc. wars in Vietnam and Korea not to mention interventions in Chilli etc. The truth is america has always had the least to fear from communism of any western nation. It is built not on gods laws but on capitalism.
My comment was just an illustration of how social intervention can by more cost effective in the long term. That has to make sense in dollars and cents. If a fraction of the money put into the war on drugs was put into education, housing and rehab programs. Then you would not have to spend all that money locking people up
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Wellspring Initially it was not a social worker. Just someone from the electric co. to see what the problem was. They then referred him to a social worker.
I really dont think that the USA is communist. If it was you would not have the homeless problem that you do. The USA is paranoid about communism and has been since the 1920s This has been the excuse for large arms spending which has left you bankrupt (. http://www.usdebtclock.org/ ) Inc. wars in Vietnam and Korea not to mention interventions in Chilli etc. The truth is america has always had the least to fear from communism of any western nation. It is built not on gods laws but on capitalism.
My comment was just an illustration of how social intervention can by more cost effective in the long term. That has to make sense in dollars and cents. If a fraction of the money put into the war on drugs was put into education, housing and rehab programs. Then you would not have to spend all that money locking people up
Do we really value free speech anymore?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Trajan61 If you had read further and deeper you would have discovered that not only was the gun illegal but he shot the guy in the back as he was trying to escape.
USA gun facts, 1/2 a million crimes using firearms.
124,760 are shot in murders, assaults, suicides & suicide attempts, unintentional shootings, or by police intervention.
35,141 people die from gun violence
12,246 murdered
21,637 die from suicide
500 killed unintentionally
479 killed by legal intervention
279 die but intent was unknown
497 women killed by husband or male dating partner
89,620 people survive gun injuries:
66,673 injured in an attack
3,926 survive a suicide attempt
17,737 shot unintentionally
1,284 people are shot by legal intervention
2,737 kids die from gun violence:
1,606 murdered
958 die from suicide
110 killed unintentionally
26 killed by legal intervention
36 die but intent was unknown
14,470 kids survive gun injuries:
11,386 injured in an attack
278 survive a suicide attempt
2,732 shot unintentionally
74 shot in a legal intervention
Okay you can say the suicides may have happened anyway but if you take pills, slit your wrists etc there is a strong possibility you will survive and change your mind. Swallowing a barrel is quick,easy and permanent. You dont have to go out and find a tall building.
Whilst mass shooting only make up 2% of deaths. As you can see the big picture is much worse.. 35,760 is 5x 9/11 each year.
I can go out at 2am to my local liquor store and not feel threatened by some crack head with a gun. I call that freedom
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2018:
@Trajan61 If you had read further and deeper you would have discovered that not only was the gun illegal but he shot the guy in the back as he was trying to escape.
USA gun facts, 1/2 a million crimes using firearms.
124,760 are shot in murders, assaults, suicides & suicide attempts, unintentional shootings, or by police intervention.
35,141 people die from gun violence
12,246 murdered
21,637 die from suicide
500 killed unintentionally
479 killed by legal intervention
279 die but intent was unknown
497 women killed by husband or male dating partner
89,620 people survive gun injuries:
66,673 injured in an attack
3,926 survive a suicide attempt
17,737 shot unintentionally
1,284 people are shot by legal intervention
2,737 kids die from gun violence:
1,606 murdered
958 die from suicide
110 killed unintentionally
26 killed by legal intervention
36 die but intent was unknown
14,470 kids survive gun injuries:
11,386 injured in an attack
278 survive a suicide attempt
2,732 shot unintentionally
74 shot in a legal intervention
Okay you can say the suicides may have happened anyway but if you take pills, slit your wrists etc there is a strong possibility you will survive and change your mind. Swallowing a barrel is quick,easy and permanent. You dont have to go out and find a tall building.
Whilst mass shooting only make up 2% of deaths. As you can see the big picture is much worse.. 35,760 is 5x 9/11 each year.
I can go out at 2am to my local liquor store and not feel threatened by some crack head with a gun. I call that freedom
Do we really value free speech anymore?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 Codicil,
I said every month but as I just found out the California shooting is the 307th this year. So that makes more than one a day. Sorry but its so common place that not every mass slaughter makes the news here.
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 Codicil,
I said every month but as I just found out the California shooting is the 307th this year. So that makes more than one a day. Sorry but its so common place that not every mass slaughter makes the news here.
Do we really value free speech anymore?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 He is Mayer because the people of London voted for him its called democracy. You know where everyone gets to decide not just white folks who come from good christian families. There are lots of places in the land of the free that you would be able not stand as a candidate if you say your an atheist.
As for gun laws. Hows that working out for you guys? Seems like every month theres another nutcase (real ones not just Fox news opinions) gunning down your population because you guys wont put a limit on who can own a killing toy. Btw the right to life comes before liberty. You cant be free if youre dead. In England you dont need a gun because very few people own one. Laws are strict and sentences severe on possession. Consequently only high level drug dealers have them and tend to just use them on rivals. Therefore all that I have ever needed to defend myself is my 2 fists and good manners. I could buy a gun if I wanted to. It would not be legal but neither is the pot I smoke. Do I want one? no. Do I need one? no. You think you need one because everyone else has one and you think thats a better way to live. Then you call Obama an idiot. Talk about pot calling kettles.
Anyway must dash theres a poker tournament online Im gonna play in. Would you like to join me? Oh sorry youre not allowed to.
bye
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 He is Mayer because the people of London voted for him its called democracy. You know where everyone gets to decide not just white folks who come from good christian families. There are lots of places in the land of the free that you would be able not stand as a candidate if you say your an atheist.
As for gun laws. Hows that working out for you guys? Seems like every month theres another nutcase (real ones not just Fox news opinions) gunning down your population because you guys wont put a limit on who can own a killing toy. Btw the right to life comes before liberty. You cant be free if youre dead. In England you dont need a gun because very few people own one. Laws are strict and sentences severe on possession. Consequently only high level drug dealers have them and tend to just use them on rivals. Therefore all that I have ever needed to defend myself is my 2 fists and good manners. I could buy a gun if I wanted to. It would not be legal but neither is the pot I smoke. Do I want one? no. Do I need one? no. You think you need one because everyone else has one and you think thats a better way to live. Then you call Obama an idiot. Talk about pot calling kettles.
Anyway must dash theres a poker tournament online Im gonna play in. Would you like to join me? Oh sorry youre not allowed to.
bye
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Wellspring Not all countries that enjoy social care are authoritarian. Many deem this just more efficient My country has universal heath care for a fraction of what it costs you and we do not stifle talent be forcing someone to take a dead end job just to pay for it as in "Breaking bad" Scandinavia for example has even bigger levels of care.
Here is a case a customer told me of. A norwegian guy stopped paying his electric bill. Now in most countries he would have simply been cut off but they looked into his account. He had always payed his bills on time before so what had changed? So they sent out someone to see him. It seems that his wife had left him, he was drinking heavily and had lost his job. So social workers were allocated and with some help they sorted him out and got him a live-in job on the railways. Now that guy is a productive and contributing member of society.
Before you dismiss that level of care as authoritarian. Remember that the US of A has over 1% of its population in jail. That is more than any other country in the western world. You cannot get more authoritarian than jail.
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Wellspring Not all countries that enjoy social care are authoritarian. Many deem this just more efficient My country has universal heath care for a fraction of what it costs you and we do not stifle talent be forcing someone to take a dead end job just to pay for it as in "Breaking bad" Scandinavia for example has even bigger levels of care.
Here is a case a customer told me of. A norwegian guy stopped paying his electric bill. Now in most countries he would have simply been cut off but they looked into his account. He had always payed his bills on time before so what had changed? So they sent out someone to see him. It seems that his wife had left him, he was drinking heavily and had lost his job. So social workers were allocated and with some help they sorted him out and got him a live-in job on the railways. Now that guy is a productive and contributing member of society.
Before you dismiss that level of care as authoritarian. Remember that the US of A has over 1% of its population in jail. That is more than any other country in the western world. You cannot get more authoritarian than jail.
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Stevil Sorry that was Wellspring
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Stevil Sorry that was Wellspring
Who Can Name More Than 5 Characters?
273kelvin comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Nearly all bar about 10
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 Do I have to?
Okay
Micky mouse, Daffy duck, Fred flintstone,?, Bart Simpson,Sponge Bob,?, Road runner.
Marge Simpson, Yogi bear, Stewie, Popeye,?, Charlie Brown, Bugs Bunny, Thelma Flintstone, Mighty mouse,
?,?, Goofy,?, Barney Rubble, Snoopy, Yosemite Sam, Olive Oil, Pink Panther
Betty Boop,?, Casper,?,?, Tasmanian devil,?, Ren and Stimpy,?,?,
That do yer?
273kelvin comments on Nov 10, 2018:
Nearly all bar about 10
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 Do I have to?
Okay
Micky mouse, Daffy duck, Fred flintstone,?, Bart Simpson,Sponge Bob,?, Road runner.
Marge Simpson, Yogi bear, Stewie, Popeye,?, Charlie Brown, Bugs Bunny, Thelma Flintstone, Mighty mouse,
?,?, Goofy,?, Barney Rubble, Snoopy, Yosemite Sam, Olive Oil, Pink Panther
Betty Boop,?, Casper,?,?, Tasmanian devil,?, Ren and Stimpy,?,?,
That do yer?
Do we really value free speech anymore?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 "Shortcomings!" An idiot is someone that says things like "The trouble with the french is they have no word for entrepreneur". A criminal idiot sends hundreds to their death on a barefaced lie, that kills 1/2 million and leaves a whole region in tatters. Whilst the perpetrator of the biggest terrorist attack on his country is left at large!
If it is idiocy to want a heath care for everyone and bring your mortality rate under 3rd world levels. Try and do something about citizens being mown down in schools, churches and anywhere they might go to enjoy themselves. Oh and gets Bin Laden. Then sign me up for idiot class.
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 "Shortcomings!" An idiot is someone that says things like "The trouble with the french is they have no word for entrepreneur". A criminal idiot sends hundreds to their death on a barefaced lie, that kills 1/2 million and leaves a whole region in tatters. Whilst the perpetrator of the biggest terrorist attack on his country is left at large!
If it is idiocy to want a heath care for everyone and bring your mortality rate under 3rd world levels. Try and do something about citizens being mown down in schools, churches and anywhere they might go to enjoy themselves. Oh and gets Bin Laden. Then sign me up for idiot class.
What do you think about the ideas linking patterns of thinking to being a follower of religion ...
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Stevil Not all countries that enjoy social care are authoritarian. Many deem this just more efficient My country has universal heath care for a fraction of what it costs you and we do not stifle talent be forcing someone to take a dead end job just to pay for it as in "Breaking bad" Scandinavia for example has even bigger levels of care.
Here is a case a customer told me of. A norwegian guy stopped paying his electric bill. Now in most countries he would have simply been cut off but they looked into his account. He had always payed his bills on time before so what had changed? So they sent out someone to see him. It seems that his wife had left him, he was drinking heavily and had lost his job. So social workers were allocated and with some help they sorted him out and got him a live-in job on the railways. Now that guy is a productive and contributing member of society.
Before you dismiss that level of care as authoritarian. Remember that the US of A has over 1% of its population in jail. That is more than any other country in the western world. You cannot get more authoritarian than jail.
Wellspring comments on Nov 10, 2018:
You mean like liberals and their fear of poverty?
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Stevil Not all countries that enjoy social care are authoritarian. Many deem this just more efficient My country has universal heath care for a fraction of what it costs you and we do not stifle talent be forcing someone to take a dead end job just to pay for it as in "Breaking bad" Scandinavia for example has even bigger levels of care.
Here is a case a customer told me of. A norwegian guy stopped paying his electric bill. Now in most countries he would have simply been cut off but they looked into his account. He had always payed his bills on time before so what had changed? So they sent out someone to see him. It seems that his wife had left him, he was drinking heavily and had lost his job. So social workers were allocated and with some help they sorted him out and got him a live-in job on the railways. Now that guy is a productive and contributing member of society.
Before you dismiss that level of care as authoritarian. Remember that the US of A has over 1% of its population in jail. That is more than any other country in the western world. You cannot get more authoritarian than jail.
Do we really value free speech anymore?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 It was not a mistake it was a fucking LIE. To which our PM Blair was complicit and they both should be on trial in the Hague for war crimes.
She gave up her son for her and your country. What more could you ask of any American mother? Yet a man who never served at all has the gall to mock her. Is he really all there?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 It was not a mistake it was a fucking LIE. To which our PM Blair was complicit and they both should be on trial in the Hague for war crimes.
She gave up her son for her and your country. What more could you ask of any American mother? Yet a man who never served at all has the gall to mock her. Is he really all there?
Do we really value free speech anymore?
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 Or guys who use family connections to get a safe place in the national guard (G. W.) Then send everyone off to war on a lie.
Those that would dodge the draft then mock a veteran because he had the misfortune to be shot down and captured. Even a grieving mother because she happens to be muslim?
Just saying
273kelvin comments on Feb 17, 2018:
The problem has been that we have had a narrowly defined parameter of allowable debate. The rise of the right in both the US, Europe and the UK has a least widened those boundaries. I cannot speak for the US so I will concentrate on the UK. Two years ago we had a referendum on brexit. One of the ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@Trajan61 Or guys who use family connections to get a safe place in the national guard (G. W.) Then send everyone off to war on a lie.
Those that would dodge the draft then mock a veteran because he had the misfortune to be shot down and captured. Even a grieving mother because she happens to be muslim?
Just saying
My ascending to level 8 passed without much notice... ah well only 148,842 to level 9 :-)
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
CongratsI doubt if I will make it before xmas. I wonder what Im doing wrong, always on here comment a lot and post the odd thing hey ho.
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@psycheworks I dont do that many posts, only when I have something to say. I do comment a lot but I will not be a points whore by posting "good morning" etc just to get get them. Not that you do that but as I am following your posts there does not seem to be that many either? I suppose I should just carry on and be patient. Only 6,500 to go
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
CongratsI doubt if I will make it before xmas. I wonder what Im doing wrong, always on here comment a lot and post the odd thing hey ho.
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@psycheworks I dont do that many posts, only when I have something to say. I do comment a lot but I will not be a points whore by posting "good morning" etc just to get get them. Not that you do that but as I am following your posts there does not seem to be that many either? I suppose I should just carry on and be patient. Only 6,500 to go
Hyothetically: Would you move to a place that you find too cold to live close to someone you love?
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
I do hope this is really just hypothetical. If not ARE YOU NUTS ffs! Its one thing to move somewhere nice, for work or if youre getting together because you love each other etc. but on the off chance that they MIGHT settle down with you is just plain stupid
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@alanalorie It would be really dumb human behaviour to relocate on the off chance It would make more sense if you just liked the local pizza parlor but not much.
If the person in question said "I love you. I cannot live without you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you". That would be a hard decision in itself. But to move somewhere so be just one of many. With the distinct possibility of being left alone with no friends, family or support in a strange town. Does seem to be a no-brainer.
That being said, if you want to move to Liverpool? I would forsake all others.
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
I do hope this is really just hypothetical. If not ARE YOU NUTS ffs! Its one thing to move somewhere nice, for work or if youre getting together because you love each other etc. but on the off chance that they MIGHT settle down with you is just plain stupid
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
@alanalorie It would be really dumb human behaviour to relocate on the off chance It would make more sense if you just liked the local pizza parlor but not much.
If the person in question said "I love you. I cannot live without you and I want to spend the rest of my life with you". That would be a hard decision in itself. But to move somewhere so be just one of many. With the distinct possibility of being left alone with no friends, family or support in a strange town. Does seem to be a no-brainer.
That being said, if you want to move to Liverpool? I would forsake all others.
A question for my American cousins.
davknight comments on Nov 9, 2018:
The 'bible belt' is basically Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, with pockets of evangelicals elsewhere. The people of this region have been conditioned to think that they can be as sinful as they want, so long as they go to church twice on Sunday, and once on Wednesday.And they will...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Pardon me but I seem to recall an answer to someones previous post. Stating that the bible belt was basically anywhere outside of a metropolitan area. How accurate is that?
davknight comments on Nov 9, 2018:
The 'bible belt' is basically Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, with pockets of evangelicals elsewhere. The people of this region have been conditioned to think that they can be as sinful as they want, so long as they go to church twice on Sunday, and once on Wednesday.And they will...
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2018:
Pardon me but I seem to recall an answer to someones previous post. Stating that the bible belt was basically anywhere outside of a metropolitan area. How accurate is that?
I know there's a story in this pic... if only I had more clues.
moonmaid comments on Nov 9, 2018:
There's a story here alright! And with only these few clues there could be several stories that fit the findings..
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@Lukian Dont spoil the fun
moonmaid comments on Nov 9, 2018:
There's a story here alright! And with only these few clues there could be several stories that fit the findings..
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@Lukian Dont spoil the fun
Guys,
Am not sure about you, but for me, my GF seems insatiable at times and this leaves me ...
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
A nice problem to have some might think but not all partners share the same sex drive. If it is a question of performance then the blue pill can go a long, long way to alleviate that. Even if not needed for the initial bout, it does make you stay hard for hours. Failing that you always have a tongue...
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@Charity Oh if distance was not such a barrier. (I am an harmonica player and that skill is transferable).
Seriously though there are techniques that can help with even short tongues and large women. Such as placing a pillow underneath the bum to raise the pelvis. Also a vibrator is useful. I have one and have no problem using it as an aid. Soreness does not seem to be an issue here as well, so the sensitivity side might be okay
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
A nice problem to have some might think but not all partners share the same sex drive. If it is a question of performance then the blue pill can go a long, long way to alleviate that. Even if not needed for the initial bout, it does make you stay hard for hours. Failing that you always have a tongue...
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@Charity Oh if distance was not such a barrier. (I am an harmonica player and that skill is transferable).
Seriously though there are techniques that can help with even short tongues and large women. Such as placing a pillow underneath the bum to raise the pelvis. Also a vibrator is useful. I have one and have no problem using it as an aid. Soreness does not seem to be an issue here as well, so the sensitivity side might be okay
Communication is key.
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
A gf once asked me "What are you thinking about". I replied "Could 4 strong guys each holding a leg lift a giraffe straight up?" She never asked again
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@BufftonBeotch True
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
A gf once asked me "What are you thinking about". I replied "Could 4 strong guys each holding a leg lift a giraffe straight up?" She never asked again
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@BufftonBeotch True
Communication is key.
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
A gf once asked me "What are you thinking about". I replied "Could 4 strong guys each holding a leg lift a giraffe straight up?" She never asked again
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@Xanadutoo Btw just in case youre wondering (and Im sure you are). The answer is no. The average weight of an adult giraffe being between 2,400 - 3000 pounds and then there is the question of balance.
Just to save you googling it.
273kelvin comments on Nov 9, 2018:
A gf once asked me "What are you thinking about". I replied "Could 4 strong guys each holding a leg lift a giraffe straight up?" She never asked again
273kelvin replies on Nov 9, 2018:
@Xanadutoo Btw just in case youre wondering (and Im sure you are). The answer is no. The average weight of an adult giraffe being between 2,400 - 3000 pounds and then there is the question of balance.
Just to save you googling it.
What is the sexiest song you have ever heard?
273kelvin comments on Nov 8, 2018:
Billy Joel did a great cover of this but I think the original with Cohens deep voice is still the best
https://youtu.be/9gCdjnLKhfQ
She stands before you naked
You can see it, you can taste it,
And she comes to you light as the breeze.
Now you can drink it or you can nurse it,
It don't matter ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 8, 2018:
@UrsiMajor "Song of songs" is bloody hot
273kelvin comments on Nov 8, 2018:
Billy Joel did a great cover of this but I think the original with Cohens deep voice is still the best
https://youtu.be/9gCdjnLKhfQ
She stands before you naked
You can see it, you can taste it,
And she comes to you light as the breeze.
Now you can drink it or you can nurse it,
It don't matter ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 8, 2018:
@UrsiMajor "Song of songs" is bloody hot
Is anyone else not getting notifications of posts and comments?
273kelvin comments on Nov 8, 2018:
Getting comment and things come up on the big screen but no alerts to general or groups
273kelvin replies on Nov 8, 2018:
Got your "like"
273kelvin comments on Nov 8, 2018:
Getting comment and things come up on the big screen but no alerts to general or groups
273kelvin replies on Nov 8, 2018:
Got your "like"
Whats happened to my alerts?
IamNobody comments on Nov 8, 2018:
I don't think they are working right now. This had happened before. They will come back with a vengeance ?
273kelvin replies on Nov 8, 2018:
I got your one so its okay
IamNobody comments on Nov 8, 2018:
I don't think they are working right now. This had happened before. They will come back with a vengeance ?
273kelvin replies on Nov 8, 2018:
I got your one so its okay
OH MY FREAKING GOODNESS
so after work I stopped by the local Burger King to get my mom something ...
273kelvin comments on Nov 6, 2018:
That kid has made his own bed. In that the only job he can get is working at Burger King.
This reminds me of a post I read on here about a year ago when I first joined. I will try and recall it best that I can with apologies to the original poster.
It was an obituary for a biker friend. The guy ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 6, 2018:
@Dillon34 I am absolutely sure that there was no confusion in that kids intent when he drew the thing on his arm. Just as in the words "gay" or "chauvinist" the previous meanings are overshadowed and do not count when used in a modern context.
273kelvin comments on Nov 6, 2018:
That kid has made his own bed. In that the only job he can get is working at Burger King.
This reminds me of a post I read on here about a year ago when I first joined. I will try and recall it best that I can with apologies to the original poster.
It was an obituary for a biker friend. The guy ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 6, 2018:
@Dillon34 I am absolutely sure that there was no confusion in that kids intent when he drew the thing on his arm. Just as in the words "gay" or "chauvinist" the previous meanings are overshadowed and do not count when used in a modern context.
OH MY FREAKING GOODNESS
so after work I stopped by the local Burger King to get my mom something ...
273kelvin comments on Nov 6, 2018:
That kid has made his own bed. In that the only job he can get is working at Burger King.
This reminds me of a post I read on here about a year ago when I first joined. I will try and recall it best that I can with apologies to the original poster.
It was an obituary for a biker friend. The guy ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 6, 2018:
@Dillon34 There is a big difference between a pentacle and a swastika. The rhetoric of its past uses in hindu iconology does not wash Im afraid. Just as in words, symbols take on new meaning that will be forever associated with that use. For example, if someone was spreading rumours that you were gay (I mean no offence here). It would not be much of a defence in a slander case for them to say "I meant happy".
273kelvin comments on Nov 6, 2018:
That kid has made his own bed. In that the only job he can get is working at Burger King.
This reminds me of a post I read on here about a year ago when I first joined. I will try and recall it best that I can with apologies to the original poster.
It was an obituary for a biker friend. The guy ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 6, 2018:
@Dillon34 There is a big difference between a pentacle and a swastika. The rhetoric of its past uses in hindu iconology does not wash Im afraid. Just as in words, symbols take on new meaning that will be forever associated with that use. For example, if someone was spreading rumours that you were gay (I mean no offence here). It would not be much of a defence in a slander case for them to say "I meant happy".
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273kelvin comments on Nov 5, 2018:
Dont you just love our city :-)
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
@ValJ Probably political. With the rise and entrenchment of Momentum he had to show his face. Not seen him on any of the other demos
273kelvin comments on Nov 5, 2018:
Dont you just love our city :-)
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
@ValJ Probably political. With the rise and entrenchment of Momentum he had to show his face. Not seen him on any of the other demos
A year or so ago.
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 5, 2018:
You should really write and publish a book!
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
I have thought about it. However several problems would present themselves. a Do I have it in me to hold the attention for over 300 pages? b, Could I write such a long tale? This would perforce involve more than just 2 characters. Each section of the Lynette story took me a whole day to put down (not being one one of the 10 fingered typing brigade) and often filling up the necessary amount of words was very hard indeed. Then there would be research, editing and proofreading. c, I have also such mundane tasks as earning a living. When the writing bug bites I am consumed and absorbed but this is not an allocated time slot. Often it strikes in the early hours of the morning. This would inevitably encroach into my work schedule. d, once written there would be the even greater task of finding someone to print it. From what I understand it is no mean feat to get your 1st work published.
I do thank you for the words of encouragement and it is something that I will reconsider. In the meantime I am grateful for the platform that this site has offered. "Lynette" had sat unfinished for over a year. The refusal of vocal to publish part 4 left me disillusioned. "Why should I write it if no ones going to read it?" The ending of the story also coincides with a personal issue regarding an ex. Whilst she was in no way a fucked up as Lynette. She was however very sexual and the naked dancing was certainly borrowed from her. I am glad that I now can put them both to bed.
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 5, 2018:
You should really write and publish a book!
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
I have thought about it. However several problems would present themselves. a Do I have it in me to hold the attention for over 300 pages? b, Could I write such a long tale? This would perforce involve more than just 2 characters. Each section of the Lynette story took me a whole day to put down (not being one one of the 10 fingered typing brigade) and often filling up the necessary amount of words was very hard indeed. Then there would be research, editing and proofreading. c, I have also such mundane tasks as earning a living. When the writing bug bites I am consumed and absorbed but this is not an allocated time slot. Often it strikes in the early hours of the morning. This would inevitably encroach into my work schedule. d, once written there would be the even greater task of finding someone to print it. From what I understand it is no mean feat to get your 1st work published.
I do thank you for the words of encouragement and it is something that I will reconsider. In the meantime I am grateful for the platform that this site has offered. "Lynette" had sat unfinished for over a year. The refusal of vocal to publish part 4 left me disillusioned. "Why should I write it if no ones going to read it?" The ending of the story also coincides with a personal issue regarding an ex. Whilst she was in no way a fucked up as Lynette. She was however very sexual and the naked dancing was certainly borrowed from her. I am glad that I now can put them both to bed.
Lynette part five
And in the morning.
ShuMei2018 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending, but good story-writing
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
There was nowhere else that the story could go. The character of Lynette is based on fact. The pregnancy and her attitude to it are true, even the dialogue. As is the car park incident and "shagging someone for a ride home". How would, could someone as messed up as she reasonably fit into Davids life? Would she even desire ths? The act of charity was not Davids but hers
ShuMei2018 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending, but good story-writing
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
There was nowhere else that the story could go. The character of Lynette is based on fact. The pregnancy and her attitude to it are true, even the dialogue. As is the car park incident and "shagging someone for a ride home". How would, could someone as messed up as she reasonably fit into Davids life? Would she even desire ths? The act of charity was not Davids but hers
Lynette part five
And in the morning.
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending boo.
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
There was nowhere else that the story could go. The character of Lynette is based on fact. The pregnancy and her attitude to it are true, even the dialogue. As is the car park incident and "shagging someone for a ride home". How would, could someone as messed up as she reasonably fit into Davids life? Would she even desire ths? The act of charity was not Davids but hers
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending boo.
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
There was nowhere else that the story could go. The character of Lynette is based on fact. The pregnancy and her attitude to it are true, even the dialogue. As is the car park incident and "shagging someone for a ride home". How would, could someone as messed up as she reasonably fit into Davids life? Would she even desire ths? The act of charity was not Davids but hers
Lynette part five
And in the morning.
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending boo.
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
Depends on your definition of sad. He got the best sex ever and then she did not fuck him up after. Thats a result in my book.
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending boo.
273kelvin replies on Nov 5, 2018:
Depends on your definition of sad. He got the best sex ever and then she did not fuck him up after. Thats a result in my book.
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273kelvin comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Everybody forgets about Peter Cushing
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
@MichelleGar1 Peter Cushing commander of the death star
273kelvin comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Everybody forgets about Peter Cushing
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
@MichelleGar1 Peter Cushing commander of the death star
Lynette part five
And in the morning.
ShuMei2018 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending, but good story-writing
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Depends on your definition of sad. He got the best sex ever and then she did not fuck him up after. Thats a result in my book.
ShuMei2018 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Sad ending, but good story-writing
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Depends on your definition of sad. He got the best sex ever and then she did not fuck him up after. Thats a result in my book.
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Yvette93 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Keep it coming
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
I will have to write the next part as they had been written a while back but yes I will.
Yvette93 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Keep it coming
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
I will have to write the next part as they had been written a while back but yes I will.
This is a serial of a story I tried to get published on vocal.
Yvette93 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Next part..please!
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Done
Yvette93 comments on Nov 4, 2018:
Next part..please!
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Done
This is a serial of a story I tried to get published on vocal.
Frankly comments on Nov 4, 2018:
I'm keen on a good read!
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Have you read it yet and shall I post the next bit?
Frankly comments on Nov 4, 2018:
I'm keen on a good read!
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Have you read it yet and shall I post the next bit?
A modern day parable - The blow job
Once upon a time there was a man called George.
Kattywampus69 comments on Nov 3, 2018:
You should post this here...
https://agnostic.com/group/WildmanFans
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Done
Kattywampus69 comments on Nov 3, 2018:
You should post this here...
https://agnostic.com/group/WildmanFans
273kelvin replies on Nov 4, 2018:
Done
Men: What are some of the most endearing or thoughtful birthday gifts you’ve received?
273kelvin comments on Nov 3, 2018:
My gf at the time, was unable to give blood due to an earlier medical condition. So for her birthday I gave blood in her stead.
273kelvin replies on Nov 3, 2018:
@UUNJ On a more practical level. A home cooked meal is always welcome to a single guy. As is (and dont knock it) socks. Something that we rarely buy for ourselves but value. I still have a really good pair of hiking ones that I got over 25 years ago. No holes and still in use.
273kelvin comments on Nov 3, 2018:
My gf at the time, was unable to give blood due to an earlier medical condition. So for her birthday I gave blood in her stead.
273kelvin replies on Nov 3, 2018:
@UUNJ On a more practical level. A home cooked meal is always welcome to a single guy. As is (and dont knock it) socks. Something that we rarely buy for ourselves but value. I still have a really good pair of hiking ones that I got over 25 years ago. No holes and still in use.
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