Rasorial adjective Ggiven to scratching the ground for food, as is the habit of chickens and ...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 8, 2023:

Gallinaceous comes from the Latin word gallina which means Chicken, however Gallina literally means Gaulish fowl, in much the same way we call Turkeys by the name of the county Turkey because early trader thought their gobbling sounded like the Turkish language, phoneticians who imported chickens in to Italy thought their clucking sounded like the language of the Gauls (proto-European Gallic French)

Vintage Polaroids

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 8, 2023:

Ah Nostalgia

What cheese do you use to lure a grizzly? Camembert.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 8, 2023:

And how do you do that? You do it Caerphilly

It's been a week and I always tell to myself I'm alright 🍂 😔

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 8, 2023:

Never forget, memories are there to learn from and to guide you into a wiser future. However memories should never be a source of regret, or a source of pain. They are the decisions of the past, your informed decisions of today determine your days and happiness to come. The love you gave was never wasted, it is was and always will be a credit to you, what those you gave it to did with it, was their responsibility not yours.

Manumit: release from slavery; set free.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 8, 2023:

From Latin manumittere literally "to send from your 'hand'" from the phrase manu mittere ablative of manus "hand" and mittere "release" equivalent to the modern phrases "to hand over control" or "hand back control."

OBEISANCE.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 8, 2023:

Originally from Latin oboedire "to obey"

Not just a waiting line but of Manchu origin, queue, which is a hairstyle with a long braided ...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 7, 2023:

Actual Queue in the sense of a braid of hair is of French origin and was a wig makers term meaning a braided pig tail, it was applied to the Chinese hairstyle during the Opium wars by the westerners The actual term used by the Chinese for the style of hair depicted is a 辮子 Biànzi Queue as in the sense of lining up for goods or service is of French origin and is From the French term queue à queue (pronounced Ki-ewe) which literally means tail after tail, but is usually translated as one after another, and was a military term for marching in single file. In both sense the word is derived from Latin cauda meaning to hang behind or trail behind

It's Raaanndyyy time! [facebook.com]

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 7, 2023:

Love Randy Rainbow, pure talent

📍 Chiang Mai, Thailand 🇹🇭

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 7, 2023:

Beautiful, architecture as art

You may not realise it when it happens, but a kick in teeth may be the best thing in the world for ...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 7, 2023:

Well Walt would know, he had to organise an entire security staff stop Ub Iwerks from doing exactly that to him.

If you had to choose a god?

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 7, 2023:

“Gods don’t like that sort of thing,” said the barman. “We get that in here some nights, when someone’s had a few. Cosmic speculation about whether gods really exist. Next thing, there’s a bolt of lightning through the roof with a note wrapped around it saying ‘Yes, we do’ and a pair of sandals with smoke coming out. That sort of thing, it takes all the interest out of metaphysical speculation.” ― Terry Pratchett, Small Gods

Remember Charles Dickens?

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

"Alice In Wonderland" ? Really? "a bit of an agnostic" the Anglican author of " The Life of Our Lord (1846)" Really?

I am not a whiny, needy wench, but this new chemo/Immunotherapy treatment is starting to really kick...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

Stick with it love, we all know how strong you are :)

Alluvion noun A gradual increase of land on a shore or a river bank by the action of water,...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

The antonym of diluvian

I love this.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

This is exactly why the GOP want to control what is taught as history in schools today

Costermonger supposedly British but my friend raised in Tennessee used it in conversation today.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

The term literally means seller of costards, a costard being a now extinct type of apple that was large and ribbed and resembled red bell pepper or Capsicum. Monger comes from a combination of the Greek manganon meaning a charmer or persuasive man and the Latin mangonis a dealer in slaves. Also possibly from the Latin verb mango to display In England the word evolved to mean a trader in Fruit and Veg and as @Marionville says below was eventually replaced by Green Grocer (from the Latin grossarius a wholesaler)

I just read this article on onlysky and thought I would share it here.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

At the last count that I read there are over 5000 direct contradiction in the Holly Babble

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LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

Ladies and gentlemen the worlds only living brain transplant donors, makes you proud to be an A'mirkin dunnit?

MARTINET.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

Strangely the name Martinet is derived from the Latin for the small common house-martin (martinus) a very gentle creature. However the English name Martin is derived from the Roman god of war Martis so by an ironic linguistic trick the name of Jean Martinet is both an example of nominative determinism AND an ironic pun on his martial nature, his legacy and his vocation.

[tiktok.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 6, 2023:

In the UK a fanny is something completely different and sounds comedic to an English ear

Why can't ghosts and god NOT be proven?

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 4, 2023:

Proof for the existence of a god or for a ghost would have to be the same as proof for anything else, testable, repeatable evidence that contributes to the overall body of scientific knowledge. The problem of course is that "God(s)" require faith and faith is the very antithesis of knowledge. Thus according to theology this means that the prerequisite unknowability of a god means he she or it **cannot** be proven, for proof is knowledge and knowledge counters faith. A god who is able to be proven to exist is by definition knowable and so is no longer definable as a god and so MUST be a false god, the ultimate blasphemy. The same therefore would be, presumably the same for any lesser spirit such as the ghost of a deceased person. Once you can prove they exist, they cease to be so. Conclusion... Theology is a steaming pile of horse shit

What's the difference between a crime and a sin?

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 4, 2023:

Another difference is that crimes always have a victim, sins often don't and when they do the victim is either a god or the feelings of someone reliant on god for a paycheck

Marjorie Taylor Greene Complains About Her $174,000 Congressional Salary Story by Jon Jackson ...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 4, 2023:

MTG was a part-time coach at an Alpharetta Cross Fit gym before going in to congress, but her main source of income was and still is being a non participating vice president of Taylor Commercial general-contracting company, a business founded by her father and signed in to the name of MTG and her husband in 2002 for a nominal purchase fee, allegedly as a tax doge. She is obviously a graduate of the George Santos school of political ethics

“Gossip is what no one claims to like, but everybody enjoys”……………Joseph Conrad.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 4, 2023:

It is similar to the odd fact that though no one claims to read The Sun newspaper, it consistently sells 3.8 million copies every day

Florida Demanding Girls Report Menstrual Info to the State in Order to Play School Sports Florida...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 3, 2023:

In other words he is trying to find out A) if school girls are having abortions, and B) if any of the school girls in the schools under his jurisdictions are actually trans women He is the worst kind of fucking moron imaginable.

Psychology says! 🤦🏼 is it true? 😅

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 3, 2023:

SO 99 time out of 100 when I am laying in front of the truck that just hit me doing 50mph on crossing I was using correctly all I need to do is think differently about it and I'll be absolutely okay? ;)

The ([ffrf.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 3, 2023:

Wow

words Sepulchral: adjective 1. relating to a tomb or interment: "sepulchral monuments"

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 3, 2023:

*Waldo Trumbull: Allow me, Madam, in this moment of your most desolate bereavement to lift from your sorrow-laden shoulders the burdens and tasks of exequiem sepulcher.* *Mrs. Phipps: [confused] What?* *Waldo Trumbull: I'll bury him for you.* Richard Mathson "The Vampire's Funeral"

This word came to mind while discussing a subject with another member.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 2, 2023:

Muckety-muck is derived from a Chinook word (the language of the Chinookan People of the Northwestern United States.) ***muck-a-muck*** meaning literally a surplus of food, usually shared with the poor as charity. White settlers saw this a condescending so associated the the offer of muck-a-muck with arrogance

I’ll just keep your pizza warm for you…

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

"Pizza? What Pizza? I aint seen no pizza, go look somewhere else!"

Babs states it well.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

Republicans would use exactly the same examples to prove how and why Liberals have destroyed the good old days. ;)

Which one is it for you?

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

Really should not be funny... but is

Tenacious adjective Holding together; not easily pulled asunder; tough.

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

From Latin tenere "to hold"

It’s time for a teatime treat…so here is a great John Lennon song covered by Roxy ...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

Roxy Music performed this song as an impromptu encore during a concert in Germany after being told of Lennon’s murder in December 1980. They recorded it a week later after public demand to hear their version spread (pre-internet) like wildfire. A genuine and sincere emotional outpouring of pure emotion and love.

Star Trek anyone...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

It is a fake the original model is Russian fashion model Zuzana Drabinova

Robotic Romance: Will A.I. Change The Way We Love? | Becoming Human - Part 1/4 [youtube.com]

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

I think that so many people are in love with their cars, motorbikes and boats already, it is almost inevitable that Robosexuality, or cybersexualism will become a reality https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR542tQhXJo

Peri noun One of a large group of beautiful, fairylike beings of Persian mythology, ...

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

The Peri, like the Sidhe (pronounced Sche) the fairy folk of Ireland in Gaelic folklore, were notorious for being very beautiful, and so were assumed to good, but were in fact very, very wicked and treacherous

Sound advice

LenHazell53 comments on Feb 1, 2023:

I remember these being advertised in the back of Superman Comics when I was a kid The slogan was something like "If you are old enough to read this comic, you are old enough for a Daisy BB gun"

Saw this full page add in the Seattle Times.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 31, 2023:

You cannot heal a fucking Zombie, you can only shoot it in the head before it eats someone else you care about.

Does anyone else agree with me that we should be DISCUSSING religion rather than DEBATING it?

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 31, 2023:

There is ***nothing*** to discuss or debate Atheism is a moral standpoint that values truth over fantasy and delusion Theism is a power position, based on either a horrible truth or a damnable lie In either case theism is evil exploitative, destroys lives and sanity, steals, covers up up for paedophiles, causes wars, and is invariably run by fucking monsters If you want to discuss that, then yes you need to take SIDES... you are either for it or against it, if you are fully informed and are still for it you are a horror of a human being and need to check in to the nearest prison or lunatic asylum because you are sick, deluded or out to con people.

It still amazes me how much more the typical agnostic/atheist knows more about the Bible than a ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 31, 2023:

Oh facts! Well you can prove anything with facts!

Megyn Kelly Pissed NFL Announcers Referred to Jill Biden as ‘Doctor’ In a fit of rage, Megyn ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 31, 2023:

Dumb as fuck pretentious ass who cannot spell Megan (English), Meagan (Welsh), Meaghan (American), or Meghan (Irish) She insists her name is the correct Welsh spelling, it is not Megyn is a coincidental compression of the Welsh words Meeg and yn meaning "for example and inside". Appropriate enough for some one so far up their own arse.

Good morning….

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 31, 2023:

Big fan of John Miles :)

FUGUE.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 30, 2023:

This version of Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor was a big hit for super group Sky in 1980 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ0GW1GBEDY

Religions are funny [youtu.be]

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 30, 2023:

Loved this show

No shame, no sense, and no heart [washingtonpost.com]

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 30, 2023:

These are the same twats who claim drag queens are destroying America and that the sight of a bare nipple or flacid penis on TV will corrupt the sensitive little darlings for life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehikC4iEnBI

Retcon verb To later revise an established element of a fictional story.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 29, 2023:

Retcon is short for retroactive continuity, or retroactive revision and has been used as an excuse for bad continuity more times than I can count. Coincidentally in Russel T. Davis TV series Torchwood, Retcon is the memory erasing drug used by the team to cover their own tracks.

A dance number from the 1964 musical comedy What a Way to Go.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 29, 2023:

Most of Shirley MacLaine's dance routines were performed by an uncredited look alike dance double named Shelley Bob Graham in several films throughout the 1960s, it is most noticeable in Sweet Charity. In her biography MacLaine claimed she was so wacked out on pain killers that she did not recall filming some of the routines, when the real reason was that she didn't do them at all. The pictures below is Graham is on the left MacLaine is on the right

Religion: Religions are most often based upon the lives, teachings, and beliefs of a historical or ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 29, 2023:

Cults are most often based upon the lives, teachings, and beliefs of an archetypal leadership figure Religions are most often based upon the lives, teachings, and beliefs of a historical or archetypal figure who is now dead Spiritualities are most often based upon the lives, teachings, and beliefs of the person espousing them and vary as is expedient to justify being beneficial to said person's desires and wants (usually financial, sexual or both).

Love this show from 1987.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 28, 2023:

This song dates from 1961 and was the B side of Crying. The Harmonica riff, I recognise as having been borrowed for Manfred Mann's hit 5 4 3 2 1 a few years later in 1964 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GBn7Ere5Hc

This is one race of people that psychoanalysis is of no use whatsoever.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 28, 2023:

This quote is from "The Departed" 2006 written by William Monahan as an adaptation of a joke from the original the Hong Kong produced "Mou gaan dou" 2002 film by Alan Mak and Felix Chong of which it is an English language remake. The original Joke concerns Confucius taking about people from the province having no need for the concept of philosophy. Neither Freud nor Confucius ever actually said it. It is however still all to true and a very funny joke

Ok here's the b4 and after pics I promised..

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 28, 2023:

Lookin' good :)

Every freaking day anymore

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 28, 2023:

just shows you 5 Dickheads are better than one...at being dickheads

Soooo, I found this clump of hair in my drain after showering yesterday.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 28, 2023:

Think of it not as your hair line receding, but as your brain expanding ;)

BaryshevaLisa

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 27, 2023:

An advertisement for edible underwear?

Gnathostomes: Jawed vertebrates (which includes us).

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 27, 2023:

Hence the biblical term "A gnashing of teeth"

Strigiform adjective Of or pertaining to owls.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 27, 2023:

from the Latin "Strig" the plural form of word "strix", meaning "owl" or literally night caller The Romainian word for Vampire Strigoi comes from the same root

TWENTY FIVE THINGS NOT TO TRUST: 1.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 27, 2023:

Anyone who believes that they have they have the wisdom and authority ***to tell you*** what and what not to trust?

Hey there sweet cheeks.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 26, 2023:

Ah the logic of youth

Cheeeeseeee.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 26, 2023:

My personal favourites are Red Leicester, Blue Stilton and Emmental though I love to cook with Mozzarella :)

ikigai PRONUNCIATION: (I-ki-gai) MEANING: noun: 1.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 26, 2023:

A variation on "Raison d'être"

Cryptomnesia noun The phenomenon of not recognizing the return of an old memory as a product ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 26, 2023:

Happens to me all the time, I write a "new" story or piece of music only to be told by friends or family that it is the same or very similar plot or theme to an earlier work, with parts some times even being verbatim. Part of getting older I suppose. A famous example of Cryptomnesia is that of M.R. James in his introduction to one of his collections of short stories apologizing in the second edition for "The doll's house" having been pointed out by avid readers as being the same story as his own "the etching" written and published many years before, without him having any memory of the earlier story.

Late Night with Seth Meyers - Mike Pence's Lawyer Found a Dozen Classified Documents in His Home...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 25, 2023:

Are their ANY classified documents left in the national archives? Or have they just been scattered randomly all over the nation?

I'd rather be "woke" than oblivious

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 25, 2023:

Woke is an insult It means neither Empathic or educated nor does it mean enlightened. It may at one time have been intended to, but we already had a word for that, it was ***Humanitarianism*** Woke replaces empathy with propaganda, education with radicalization and enlightenment with vengeful fascistic ideology. The humane response to homophobia, sexism and racism, is compassion for the oppressed and justice combined with rehabilitation for the oppressor The woke response is to destroy the lives of the oppressor by treating him or her with open hatred, de-platforming and prejudice, while condemning the oppressed for not being violent and radical enough, resulting in hate begetting hate squared. Where the humanitarian seeks to make lasting change a move to toward the betterment of social attitudes and genuine equality. The woke seek to make a world filled with hollow virtue signaling, short term headline grabbing empty gestures and the popularization of "buzz words", the popularization of revisionist history where facts "problematic facts, are replace with more acceptable "alternate facts" style over substance being portrayed as activism. Martin Luther King was not woke Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas were not woke Quentin Crisp was not woke For simple reasons, they actually achieved things, they changed things and people remember them for their intelligence, honesty and Bravery. Todays "woke" wankers are a disgrace to their legacy.

AVAST! - Exclamation…(Nautical) stop; cease; a command used at sea to tell sailors to stop ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 25, 2023:

Supposedly one of the reasons women were not allowed on ships You shout "Avast behind" where there are ladies present and you're gonna get a slap ;)

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert - More Biden Docs Found | New Lies From George Santos | T's ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 24, 2023:

Just when you thought it was safe to turn on the TV for a private streaming of a family funeral Heeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrreeeeeeee's Donnie!!!!!

I watched this one Saturday night, and really liked it.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 24, 2023:

First thing I thought when watching the trailer for this Adam Driver can do a pretty good Alan Rickman impersonation, but Alan Rickman he is not. Followed by Greta Gerwig is no Carol Kane and Don Cheadle does not have to pretend to be Moran Freeman to put out a good performance when he is Don Cheadle. This film's directorial style screams "This is not the film I wanted to make, but it is a cheap copy of it...meh"

The brazen liar that is George Santos was clearly emboldened by the shit that spews forth from the ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 23, 2023:

That is assuming that both the government and the majority of the public actually WANT to remove it. Hating at the moment seems to be the new national pastime

We knew it was bad, but seeing it like this is just staggering MASS KILLING DATABASE REVEALING ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 23, 2023:

There are no words that would not be like farting against a shitnado

Remember this tv series.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 23, 2023:

She also played Lois's mother Ella in the 1978 film version of Superman and had a minor part in Superman returns 2006

Made ya laugh?

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

George Carlin in "Dogma"

The universe 😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👏

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

Damn, that is ch!ld p0rn, why are these people who do this to little girls not in prison? It's like a catholic Priest's wet dream come to life!🤢🤬😨🤮🤮🤮

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

That cat is freaking awesome No wonder they used to be worshiped as gods

I found this article interesting and, in particular, this: "While some people do in fact pronounce ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

Fifth being the cardinal number for the number five originates from the proto-Germanic pronunciation of 5 which is *vunv"* (the V coming from the Latin numeral V = 5) with the Germanic V being pronounced fü, hence phonically *fünfte* as opposed to fünf as the ordinal. When this passed orally in to English via Normandy French as the cardinal for Quinc (5) it was pronounced *Funth*, but in time evolved to Fifth, A) simply because it followed Fourth more naturally on the English Anglo Saxon tongue and B) with the Old Saxon *fifto* being the prenorman cardinal 5. Hence Funth+Fifto compressed to Fifth. However the Danegeld areas of the UK and Jute descended population, tended to drop the second F because their cardinal five was Old Norse *fimmti* Hence Fimmti + Funth compressed in pronunciation to Fith Both versions were carried to the new English speaking colonies such as South Africa, Australasia and the United states. Hope this was of some help

"If you shape your life according to nature, you will never be poor, if according to people's ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

I am quite fond of Epicurus as a philosopher.

Old cures for toothache if your game or desperate I am so grateful for modern dental care, and ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

MY late writing partner Chris used to swear by number three, in fact he took a dose of whiskey everyday as a preventative measure against even getting tooth ache

Helen Mirren & Malcom McDowell ('O Lucky Man!) 1973

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

Probably the least weird of the "if" trilogy

Ewer noun A pitcher with a wide spout.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 22, 2023:

From the same root as sewer "aquaria" meaning carrier of water

I just learned that Christopher Hitchens had a brother named Peter and he wrote this article.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

Peter Hitchen's is a complete dick, an envious, narcissist with a god complex. There are one or two debates between the two brothers on line, there is no spoiler I could give as to who mopped the floor with whom. The fact that Chris died and Peter still fouls the earth with his presence is proof if any were needed that there is no just god nor any god at all

Good morning this Saturday…I’m late getting started today, but here goes now - with a song ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

Great Leonard Cohen song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGvwvxA83Cs

Don’t throw it away. Fix it.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

When I was a boy, people did not have to be told this. And when things got so used up that they were not even good enough for rags they were turned in to peggie mats.

“I don’t need you to remind me of my age.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

If the law ever said that we HAD to have a god, my vote would be for Stephen Fry

words This will be fun for (me) some and, for some, E E E K!! Musophobia: Rats have always scared ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

A phobia indicates and irrational fear There is NOTHING irrational about a feat of fucking RATS One of THE most terrifying creations of horror literature is H.P. Lovecraft's "Brown Jenkin" a disgusting and reprehensible human ratgod hybrid from The Dreams in the Witch-House.

TONSORIAL.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

The stereotypical monk's hair cut is called a tonsure or a tonsury

I thought as a teenager that the 1965 film The Great Race was….

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

Jack Lemon's character Professor fate and Peter Falk's side kick Max, in the great race became the basis for Dick Dastardly and Mutley, two of Hanna-Barbera Cartoons most successful characters ever. Monte Carlo or Bust! 1969 came out four years later and the two films have had a friendly rivalry ever since especially among Tony Curtis fans who starred in both. Some mistakenly believe the film Monty Carlo or Bust is a sequel to The Great Race but it is not. Monty is a sequel to Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines 1965, with both films featuring Eric Sykes and Terry Thomas as the sons of their respective characters in the previous film.

How weird is the whole concept of the Holy Spirit?

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 21, 2023:

The idea of a trinity is a very ancient one, occurring in almost all religions Ka Ba and Anku in ancient Egypt (Body, soul and spirit) Hecate the three headed queen of the dead The maiden the mother and the crone in in paganism Morrígan, Badb and Macha the three sisters in the Celtic religions Ja Bul and On in ancient Kabaalism Nimrod, Semiramis & (the virgin birth) Tammuz in ancient Babylon Isis Osiris and Horus and many others (see below) Christianity in its quest to be all things to all people quickly adopted the idea and claimed their version was the real one and all others were satanic imitations who just happen to have done it before they did.

Selene La Lune

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 20, 2023:

Bellow is a photo of her namesake early 200's horror actress and these days Disney voice over artist Selene Luna

Beats the Hell Outa Me!

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 20, 2023:

This and this

Seeing Double?

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 20, 2023:

I cannot resist the obvious joke about what a lovely pair ... and another lovely pair

Trumpty Dumpty can't even remember the women that he has shagged: [abc.net.au]

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 20, 2023:

What sort of mental deficient openly identifies a picture of himself and his rape accuser (who he claims never to have met) in a criminal deposition as a picture of himself and his ex-wife?

Republicans love regressive taxes.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 20, 2023:

Both the US and UK right wing government members are becoming more and more openly Nazi in their thinking and ambitions.

I call it being human and having compassion for my fellow humans.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 19, 2023:

that sounds like a social democrat Radical left want to lock up all straight white men just in case Want to destroy the concept of starting at the bottom and working your way up especially if you are a poc , a woman, or disabled, Earning respect instead of just being given it, the concept of honourable behaviour, good manners and empathy as well as limiting everyone's freedom of speech to what their interlocutor's sensibilities will not be offended by especially if said interlocutor it the one making the rules.

With everything going on, I'm at a loss.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 19, 2023:

Or alternately https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u86bGzYb2Oc

A very Sad day! After 7 years of medical training & hard work, a very good friend of mine has been ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 19, 2023:

So he has been baaaaahred from his work

The Prodigal Son This is a ridiculous parable if there ever was one.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 18, 2023:

"The Prodigal Son" is the archetype USP for the new religion "Christianity" Confession is the only way to cleanse your sufficiently filthy soul, so you MUST have something to confess! You can be as bad, wasteful, selfish and dirty as you like; So long as at the last minute you come crawling back to sky daddy tail between your legs and ask for forgiveness, you are welcome in to Christ's heaven. Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin interpreted this parable as it being a desire of the Christian God for BIG SINS! YHWH does not want to be bothered with penitents confessing and asking forgiveness for piddling little sins, he wants crawling begging sinners pleading for forgiveness for blasphemy, rape, roistering, rioting, murder, torture and wanton cruelty. All manner of debauchery delights the god of the NT. For is there not more joy in heaven for one repentant sinner than for any number of pious people? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_JoE2GioXY

Born on January 18th: Cary Grant (1904-1986) [youtu.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 18, 2023:

best regards

Some dogs will pick up any kind of stick.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 18, 2023:

Nik Nak Paddy wak give the dog a boner

It's almost game time so I'll be signing off

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 17, 2023:

Ghuh whit doo-ze shh-am-eee meen Bubba?

The latest Word Press post on overpopulation: Does fertility rates depend on economic increase ...

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 17, 2023:

Consumer economies depend on demand outstripping supply, but at a controlled level to facilitate maximum profiteering, when demand outstrips supply to the extent that poverty ensues consumer economies collapse

Dithyrambic adjective Of, relating to, or of the nature of an impassioned oration.

LenHazell53 comments on Jan 17, 2023:

good one