Wolves are mostly misunderstood.

Fernapple comments on Jun 21, 2021:

Great pictures, lovely.

Wolves are mostly misunderstood.

Fernapple comments on Jun 21, 2021:

So are apes. Sorry you will have to forgive me while I go and kill some little animal, so that I can eat tonight.

Quantum physics.

Fernapple comments on Jun 21, 2021:

How very silly. Our perceived world is a model constructed by our brains, based on information they receive from our senses, why would there ever have been any reason to suppose that that it was ever anything but a model ? The model may be an accurate representation, of certain things, especially things having qualities, such as a certain size and temperature ranges, which makes them liable to affect the survival of an African ape. But no one would ever have reason to suppose that the model was ever anything but a representation and one of limited scope, or conversely that a representation is not itself a part of reality. Which is actually all rather wonderful.

I am seriously considering leaving Agnostic.

Fernapple comments on Jun 21, 2021:

Try approaching the site from another direction, for example change your preferences, a lot of the crazies post in politics and things like that. You can change your preferences, under your settings, to show me less of this, or show more of this. And you can also block certain groups of course.

Happy Summer Solstice.

Fernapple comments on Jun 21, 2021:

Boy ! I bet you are a hoot at parties.

Well that nearly stuffed up my Sunday lunch yesterday.

Fernapple comments on Jun 21, 2021:

You mean he did not want to become a martyr. Well that was an opportunity missed.

Well I finally lost it with a potential customer.

Fernapple comments on Jun 21, 2021:

The main thing which put me off religion in the first place, was the character of most Christians. Either the religion has a corrosive effect, which destroys honesty and empathy, or the religion only attracts those who lack those qualities in the first place.

Who believes in life after death

Fernapple comments on Jun 20, 2021:

I do not believe in belief.

Why do you identify as being agnostic?

Fernapple comments on Jun 19, 2021:

I identify as an agnostic atheist, and a board church sceptic. Because I see no reason to believe in absolutes, and consider doubt as the main feature of honesty.

“We are dust and to dust return.

Fernapple comments on Jun 19, 2021:

No we are mainly water.

Not having a fixed address is a fundamental problem for the homeless.

Fernapple comments on Jun 19, 2021:

Good on them. I would move my account there, but I am already with them.

Has anyone heard something like, " Progressive Christians are going to hell"?

Fernapple comments on Jun 19, 2021:

Ask yourself, which hell. The hell of endless rebirth foreseen by Hindu and Buddhist believers, the hell of limited immortality of the classical world, the never mentioned hell of Judaism, the none existent hell of may hunter gatherer societies, or the hell Christians send you to, if you join one of a thousand wrong sects. Consider this. The idea of a God, who sends people to eternal suffering for finite crimes, often quite trivial crimes, and crimes of which many of them could have no knowledge, or could not avoid. Is an idea which belittles God. Even a badly behaved three year old, could devise a better morality, and carry it out better than that. And if God does exist, then how can comparing him to an incompetent three year old be a good way to win its favour. Said one - "Folks of a surly Master tell, And daub his Visage with Smoke of Hell: They talk of some sharp Trial of us -Pish ! He's a good Fellow, and "twill all be well And if that seems a little flip, then sorry but it is a very silly subject. You may like to watch this video however, it only a quarter hour, then put behind you the idea of at least a trivial silly evil God for life. Even if you do not abandon belief in god at least don't set up a trivial silly one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttevamkS6gw&t=75s

“One glance at a book and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for 1,000 ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 19, 2021:

And often you hear the very best words of the very best people.

Updates

Fernapple comments on Jun 18, 2021:

Doing fine thank you. And the site still limps along.

I find it strange that I'm not hearing more about the recent shooting over mask wearing.

Fernapple comments on Jun 18, 2021:

"the issue is just too painful" Awe I am sorry. Well, when it comes to pain. "Being shot hurts a lot." And I never thought, I would be caught quoting a pope.

Marie Kondo is Wrong About Books

Fernapple comments on Jun 18, 2021:

You have to remember, that books are only as good as the people who wrote them. It is therefore much better to read a good book twice, than ten bad books once.

The only thing more dangerous than ignorance is arrogance. - Albert Einstein

Fernapple comments on Jun 18, 2021:

And the first is usually the parent of the second.

Marie Kondo is Wrong About Books

Fernapple comments on Jun 18, 2021:

If you buy book that you can understand on first reading, then you are wasting your money.

Iron VW Wedding Vehicle by Raphael Esparza Prieto

Fernapple comments on Jun 17, 2021:

Crazy, wonderful. But only for warm climates I think.

It is better to be an outspoken atheist than a hypocrite.

Fernapple comments on Jun 17, 2021:

Hello and welcome, enjoy the site.

I've been back to work since the beginning of March.

Fernapple comments on Jun 17, 2021:

I always have worked from home, so shut down only meant in my case, working as normal, but also being under house arrest.. So no I have not found it an improvement.

For those of you who don't trust anyone, how do you handle your trust issues?

Fernapple comments on Jun 17, 2021:

Usually I follow a system of always trusting everyone completely, until they let me down, and then I do not trust them again. Since I figure that I am strong enough to take one hit, and that until then, I can give the benefit of the doubt. And the vast majority of people prove quite good. Obviously though, there are occasions, such as when buying and selling when it is the accepted normal to not trust, and there is then no shame to you, or insult to them, in playing safe by following the formal rules, which I always do. However, I never trust anyone in the public arena, since I automatically assume that without a personal relationship, there is no basis for trust. And I never forget that most people are dishonest with themselves all the time, dishonesty (cognitive dissonance) being the human default, and the main key to the human condition. ( Birds fly, rabbits tunnel, lions are strong, fish swim, hounds run fast, but lying is the special human skill and adaption which sets us apart from all the other animals. ) So that if you can be dishonest even with yourself, then it is unlikely that you will alter your behavior for others.

“And if there were a God, I think it very unlikely that he’d have such an uneasy vanity as to be...

Fernapple comments on Jun 17, 2021:

"I want my god to be a small god, a petty god." I can't remember who said that.

Sitting in the dentist's office, I see yet another woman wearing a t-shirt saying, "Not today, ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 17, 2021:

Ask her if she has sexual relations with Satan on most other days, and if she would like to compare her experiences with yours.

Creation of First Human-Monkey Embryos Sparks Concern Called chimeras, these lab-grown creations ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 16, 2021:

Paywall blockage. Sorry

I'm finally back in Menorca after 20 months absence.

Fernapple comments on Jun 16, 2021:

Wonderful. Do you also know the Balsam Poplar, Populus balsamifera, we can just about grow it here in the UK, but its scent is never as good as it is in the heat of the Med ? It also can be a bit untidy, but also worth the tolerance.

Our local dog wash. [facebook.com]

Fernapple comments on Jun 16, 2021:

That's brilliant. Wonder if he has an owner, and if they know what he gets up to.

So me! 😂😂😂

Fernapple comments on Jun 15, 2021:

Phone number ? We did not have those when I was a child, they were only for the rich few.

Have you tried to buy lumber lately?

Fernapple comments on Jun 15, 2021:

And if they get rich, at least they will be able to sit in the shade of grandma's trees.

TEN WAYS WE'RE EFFED: [united-cats.com]

Fernapple comments on Jun 15, 2021:

Yep. Plus. Population growth, increasing habitat lose (beyond that caused by climate change,) more pandemics bound to happen, wastage of rare resources, plastic pollution, and overfishing. I think that brings his ten up to sixteen, but no doubt you can add more.

Ah, a deepity...

Fernapple comments on Jun 15, 2021:

And like so many, will leave nothing original of its own behind when it goes. Only its misunderstandings and smudges of some other computers creations.

Nearly half of Americans believe dinosaurs still exist - The Jerusalem Post

Fernapple comments on Jun 14, 2021:

I guess that the first two responders did not follow the link. LOL (Or they may just think that the literal view is just more interesting.)

Wasn't my project. Honest.

Fernapple comments on Jun 14, 2021:

If someone told me the Bible was not anti-woman. I would say. "Ah, so you have not read it yet."

More life tips to follow

Fernapple comments on Jun 14, 2021:

No, you can not simply say, "no". You have to say. "No, thank you."

Wisdom begins in wonder. - Socrates

Fernapple comments on Jun 13, 2021:

That is very true, since wonder is almost the same thing as taking and interest, and caring, without which there would be no wonder.

Just a few weeks into restrictions being lifted, and already i cant say "tourists" without putting ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 13, 2021:

In Cornwall, where that guy from America has just been with the British PM. (Wish I could remember the names, Bodon and Biris or something like that. ) They are called, 'elmos' which is the local name for ants, because they swarm all over the place in summer, and then disappear in winter.

I joined a satanic group on Facebook for fun 🤣 its actually vary interesting.

Fernapple comments on Jun 12, 2021:

Oh. that evil satanic laugh that all you undead have.

My crush is Dr. Strange, actually...

Fernapple comments on Jun 12, 2021:

That's a bit of an old one.

Today's hike: Climbing Mt. Beehive and blue Lupine showing off.

Fernapple comments on Jun 11, 2021:

Great photos. I wonder who gave the mountain its name, and what it looks like from afar. In other words, if it is really beehive shaped.

Harlem church provides COVID vaccinations Finally, a church does something right.

Fernapple comments on Jun 10, 2021:

Funny the differences. In the UK so many churches and mosques have been used for vaccinations, nobody things it is anything special.

I don't often agree with Arny, but he hit the nail on the head

Fernapple comments on Jun 10, 2021:

Being this side of the Atlantic, I am perhaps not as familiar with him as you, but I have often heard him say wise things.

Common sense Evey time I see the word Common sense used in discussions about anything, I ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 10, 2021:

I would define common sense as, the flip side to the, ad populum fallacy. In other words, certain axioms of life which are so widely accepted, that they are usually regarded as common to all people, basically true, and only to be questioned under extreme circumstances. For example. The idea that a person with a hidden agenda, and/or a person likely to profit from a judgment going one way rather than another, is less likely to make an accurate and unbiased judgment than a disinterested person. As in. "John says that United and Co. make the best groundhog bum wipes." "Yes but to apply a little common sense. John was employed by United and Co. for many years, and probably has his pension with them."

“There are in nature neither rewards or punishments — there are ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 10, 2021:

And there are times when natures cold indifference, can seem far more attractive, than humans deliberate cruelty.

The truth.

Fernapple comments on Jun 10, 2021:

Yes but if religion was a private thing, not, weaponized to oppress, justify harmful beliefs and rituals, and infiltrate government, who would want it ? It is because people want those things, that they choose religion as the best way to get them.

Greetings from Burlington, Colorado.

Fernapple comments on Jun 10, 2021:

Hello. Colorful Colorado, is a black and white sign ?

That Jerk Tony Spell is killing people with COVID.

Fernapple comments on Jun 10, 2021:

I don't know where you Americans keep finding them.

I trust an atheist far more than a religious person.

Fernapple comments on Jun 9, 2021:

They also learn to set very low standards for their definition of religious truth, and they carry that through into all other aspects of life.

Tilting at windmills. Struggling with text speak.

Fernapple comments on Jun 9, 2021:

You are getting old.

Something doesn't add up.

Fernapple comments on Jun 9, 2021:

Q 14. If you are at the checkout, and there are four people in front of you, one with nine items and three with five. It normally takes 20 seconds to scan and pack an item, plus thirty five seconds to take payment and give change to each customer. But the assistant likes to gossip for an average of ninety seconds extra with each customer. How long before you get fed up and p##s off ? Please show all your workings.

On several deliveries today I noticed sheriff or police cars in front of me.

Fernapple comments on Jun 9, 2021:

No. Apollo was too nice, much nicer than the old testaments god actually. And besides, are you sure everyone knows who he was ? Much better to put Satan.

How much does all the SARS-CoV-2 in the world weigh?

Fernapple comments on Jun 9, 2021:

If you see a group of scientists getting drunk in a bar, don't give them what they want, if they ask for something to write on. LOL

I enjoyed following Boomtarat03 post and photos from Asia. Now she is no longer here.

Fernapple comments on Jun 8, 2021:

All the fun ones seem to go. Soon be just grumpy old men left. Humph!

Talk about "seeing" images of imaginary myths...

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

Yes but neither of them looked like Cesare Borgia. So....are we going to worship fifteenth century gang bosses now ?

In the world of Bat shit crazy, this woman is considered a prophetess.

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

Needs medical help, certainly.

[dailykos.

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

And if any single human did more to help the allies win World War Two, its very arguable. Should have been given a knighthood.

Having thoughts about the connections between D.

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

At certain levels DNA could be said to provide some simple animals with their intelligence, especially single celled animals which do not have brains or nervous systems. Many amoeba have very large genomes, which give them the powers to respond to many things, like chemical changes in the water in which they live. But when once you have multicellular life which develop a neural network, then that largely bypasses DNA as a provider of thinking. However body chemistry can deeply effect the way our brains work, but the actions of DNA are only one component in that, things like digesting sugar and alcohol, have perhaps more rapid and dramatic effects. DNA does of course determine to a large extent, the type of brain and neural network you get in the first place. There is undoubtedly a genetic element behind intelligence, if that is what you mean. And things like autism and Alzhiemer's may be in part genetic. Amusingly, I am also told that several studies have shown that there is a correlation, in males only, not women. Between intelligence and the gene which controls body hair. So that if you are a man, and you don't feel the need to shave your chest, then you can give up on the Nobel Prize, its just not going to happen. Einstein was furry. LOL

Just a passing thought.

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

Yes it is also notable that in Europe, especially the UK, right wing parties, states and opinions are usually coloured blue, and left wing pink or red, which is just the opposite. Funny old world is it not.

Existence is overated

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

Don't worry. Since nearly everything that ever lived is dead, and nearly all species are extinct, there is not much of it about.

Scary thought...

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

Sorry to say that, I always found those who burned them alive more frightening.

A person’s ideological evolution varies with the person and his or her shaping experience.

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

That places you with the vast majority of decent, caring and thinking human beings on the planet. So you still have to be wary of the ad populum fallacy, but what the heck.

Not quite sure how to take this 'new' development but open to suggestions, etc, any way.

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

Move house.

Godless grifters: How the New Atheists merged with the far right | Salon.com

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

So what. Nobody is ever perfect, if you waited for a perfect person to come along before you would consider any of their views worth listening to, then you would be sitting alone in perfect silence for a very long time.

As I’ve continued to free my mind from the 30+ years of brainwashing, and indoctrinated , There is...

Fernapple comments on Jun 7, 2021:

If you have an inerrant code to work from, then you gain two benefits. Firstly, you do not have to make any effort or think about any issues, address any moral questions, or find the strength to live with uncertainties. It is the ultimate, lazy and cowardly, get-out. While secondly, if you pick as your inerrant source a book, which is mixed up and ambiguous, complex and compiled from the writings of hundreds of authors, over centuries, then you can find in it justification for anything you want to believe just by picking the bits you want, or interpreting them. Yet you can then however claim that whatever you wish, has far greater authority than anyone else's opinion, because it is backed by an inerrant source, perhaps directly from god. You may notice that these two are in complete contradiction, and the second is not even logical anyway. But if you take a book which tells everyone they are correct on everything, however wrong they may be, and confirms that, by using its imagined absolute authority, then it is likely to be popular.

Is there a pseudoscience you absolutely hate? Why?

Fernapple comments on Jun 6, 2021:

That is a pretty good list. But there is of course no hard boundary between the two, so that one or two do have some limited scientific respectability. Such as fasting, without the brackets (body cleansing), which has some genuine scientific support.

Noah's Ark: The Story That Disproves the Entire Bible - YouTube

Fernapple comments on Jun 6, 2021:

How very sad that someone, obviously not stupid or lazy, has to waste such a huge amount of time, on the trivial business of trying to disprove the literal truth of a very silly and very old mixed up story. I do hope he finds a worthwhile pursuit in life one day. Though perhaps helping other people escape is that.

New atheists are godless grifters? [salon.com]

Fernapple comments on Jun 5, 2021:

So what. Nobody is ever perfect, if you waited for a perfect person to come along before you would consider any of their views worth listening to, then you would be sitting alone in silence for a very long time.

My therapist told me "write letters to the people you hate and then burn them.

Fernapple comments on Jun 5, 2021:

Love that, best funny this week.

Outstanding.

Fernapple comments on Jun 5, 2021:

Yes these lines are really old, at least the nineteen fifties, but they are well worth repeating. But what is really sad is that every new generation of sceptics needs to keep reviving them, like there is no progress at all.

That’s what I hear.

Fernapple comments on Jun 5, 2021:

A human would get more factual information from sniffing a dogs ass.

Near enough to 4 weeks since I quit smoking, going well until I went out into garden and was ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 5, 2021:

You are too good to him.

I'm curious how many people have given up their home and bought a trailer to move around the ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 4, 2021:

I own a home, but it is a large family home, which I live in alone now, its too big and needs too much looking after, but down sizing and getting rid of the familiar is a big ask. I have thought of selling and getting a pair of tiny houses or living van/box/whatevers in two locations. So that I can escape the lousy and endless British winter for two thirds of the year, and come back for the summer, but then I think if I had two locations, would I give up traveling, which I love, and just go back and forth between the two. So perhaps stay where I am, and just buy a touring van and go traveling in the winter, when I retire ?

Banished for bleeding: Tribal Indian women get better period huts

Fernapple comments on Jun 4, 2021:

It reminds me of how the Nazis built a small number of model concentration camps, which they allowed the worlds press to visit, so that they could see how well the inmates were treated. Of course as soon as the press had taken their photos and left, the inmates were shipped off to real death camps.

Banished for bleeding: Tribal Indian women get better period huts

Fernapple comments on Jun 4, 2021:

The Buy-babble also says, that there should be a death penalty, for any man who sees a woman naked during menstruation. ( Guilty. So come and get me. )

More crude humor. Joking aside, this one's for the animal lovers mostly.

Fernapple comments on Jun 4, 2021:

That cute little ass will get a lot of likes, but I think it is not really your own ass, you fake. That ass is just too cute to belong to you, I bet that ass belongs to a super model or some one like that.

please write down the first thing that comes to your mind when you see this photo of this man of ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 3, 2021:

Sharp teeth. But I fail to see the point of the question.

"Trump is telling people he thinks he'll be 'reinstated' as president in August, according to a ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 3, 2021:

Will that be the first example of someone running a country from prison, I wonder ?

Hi Everyone (that I actually like) My computer had a reset and it blew away my old connection as ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 3, 2021:

You should be still able to log on to your old account with any other computer, did you not write your log in details down ?

30 Rarely-Seen Historical Photos You Probably Won't See In History Books (New Pics) | DeMilked

Fernapple comments on Jun 3, 2021:

Wonderful collection.

Donald Trump or Eric Cartman. Choose?

Fernapple comments on Jun 3, 2021:

I choose neither thank you.

Egrets in the mist, dawn ant Gilbert riparian Preserve.

Fernapple comments on Jun 3, 2021:

To start the new day with a quiet pause, is a great gift. Looks like the egrets know how to do it, though that is probably a quite false impression, they are probably waiting impatiently for the first fish.

“All evil actions that men undertake are done either at the prompting of greed or under the spell ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 3, 2021:

That was a long time ago, perhaps an almost innocent age, before things like religious fundamentalism.

Right-Wing Pastor Tony Spell Says Judges Who Ruled Against Him Are ‘Against God’ ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 2, 2021:

What else would he do. Anyone who is against me, is against god, because god always agrees with me. ( Because I told him to. ) I loved watching the video, especially the supporter behind him who looks to be completely drunk. Probably needs to get that way before he can do the job. LOL

An opinion.

Fernapple comments on Jun 2, 2021:

Yes some people find the idea of chaos, or even random chance within limits, frightening. And when you add that fact to the obvious and often stated origins of animism, that the only way early people could explain things beyond understanding was to imagine that everything had a brain just like a human one, then the origins of the supernatural, become very clear. Then you add the fact that some people will pretend, first to themselves and then to others, that they can control, or at least understand those minds better than others, and you have started religion. Some say that prostitute is the oldest profession. But Con-Artist/Priest, they are the same thing, may be even older.

Does This Count? [nature.com]

Fernapple comments on Jun 2, 2021:

Great stuff.

General, Hellos & Goodbyes Well my friends and co site users, it’s time for me to leave.

Fernapple comments on Jun 2, 2021:

PS don't forget to put out a request for someone to take over your group in the group, it looks like a good active one.

General, Hellos & Goodbyes Well my friends and co site users, it’s time for me to leave.

Fernapple comments on Jun 2, 2021:

Been lovely reading your input, sorry to see you go, especially as you are my nearest active member. But don't forget you don't have to leave just become inactive, your group will be deleted automatically after a while, and you can still look in occasionally. Best wishes with the living.

If Mary had Jesus, and Jesus is the lamb of God, does that mean Mary had a little lamb?

Fernapple comments on Jun 2, 2021:

That may have been the original joke in the nursery rhyme, a lot of nursery rhymes have very adult beginnings.

Another Oklahoma crazy story.

Fernapple comments on Jun 1, 2021:

If you were married to a pastor, what would you do ?

I believe that the actual number of deaths directly attributable to covid are a small fraction of ...

Fernapple comments on Jun 1, 2021:

Almost all deaths in any country or year are the result of more than one cause, but here in the UK, ( where incidentally there is no extra money going to hospitals, ) we have good stats for a higher than usual mortality. And that is despite the inevitable reduction in things like, road deaths caused by the stay at home/stay local orders, and winter flu deaths reduced by the social distancing, hand cleaning and mask wearing orders.

I... I just can't...🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Fernapple comments on Jun 1, 2021:

That's what they all do metaphorically

Yes,why, just do what you're told.

Fernapple comments on Jun 1, 2021:

And certainly don't question the authority of those doing the telling.

The other day I went into one of those big-box antique stores, the kind with forty or fifty separate...

Fernapple comments on Jun 1, 2021:

I don't really think, that a shop doing a customer survey, is quite Fascism, but Big Sister can be very intimidating its true. LOL

infinity

Fernapple comments on Jun 1, 2021:

My LEAST favourite, has to be homeopathy. The more dilute it is the stronger it gets !~#?!?~#?

With 2.

Fernapple comments on Jun 1, 2021:

Very good, And please don't ever loose your rage and anger, rather take it and use it to make things happen.

"It is now highly feasible to take care of everybody on Earth at a higher standard of living that ...

Fernapple comments on May 31, 2021:

But of course, for those politicians who do not have what it takes to make things work at home, blaming foreigners and going to war, is a good get out of jail card.

Dude was a lady and more

Fernapple comments on May 31, 2021:

Some of your best.

There is a strange inconsistency in the progressive ideology of "Social Justice Theory": We are ...

Fernapple comments on May 31, 2021:

To take it to its extreme level for the sake of argument. What about species ? What if I decide that I am a dog or a cat, rather than human ? I suppose that the question really generalizes as. To what extent does an individual get to define themselves, and to what extent are we defined by society as a whole ? The one obvious answer, is that a thing, or human, may be defined in several different ways for different purposes, by different people. As for example. For tax purposes a car may be defined as a road worthy vehicle, when I use it to drive, and taxed accordingly. But the tax authorities may define it as and exhibit, when it is in a motor museum, and decide not to tax it. So it should be possible, that for example, a human may define themselves as Female, for the purposes of sexual relations, yet be defined as Male, by a sports association for taking part in sports. But that requires that people are able to be honest, even when self interest is a stake, and that people accept that life can be complex and that you can not always have simple hard and fixed definitions of everything. But that would require people to use their brains, and sadly they are usually very unwilling to do that.

There is a strange inconsistency in the progressive ideology of "Social Justice Theory": We are ...

Fernapple comments on May 31, 2021:

Yes social justice theory is itself just a cultural construct, and your point is far from being the only fault to be found with it. Though it has to be said that "none existent" and "fluid" are not at all the same thing.

“Historical amnesia is a dangerous phenomenon, not only because it undermines moral and ...

Fernapple comments on May 31, 2021:

Brilliant way to put it. Everyone worth talking to knows the old. "Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat its mistakes." In its several forms, but that reinforces it by approaching from a fresh angle.

Thou shalt take up 2 parking spaces just like jesus desires.

Fernapple comments on May 30, 2021:

Yes, but if you wanted to prove to the world, that you are stupid, selfish and arrogant. Would Jesus loves me stickers, or taking up two spaces be the best way to do it ? ( Asking for a friend. )