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Can you interpret these pictograms?
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 2, 2021:
1 Sandin' (sanding) block 2 Man overboard 3 I Understand 4 Reading Between the lines 5 Long Underwear 6 Crossroads 7 Down Town 8 Tricycle 9 Split Level 10 Three degrees below Zero 11 Neon Lights 12 Circles under the eyes 13 Big Chair 14 Double dice 15 Touch down 16 five feet ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 5, 2021:
@TheoryNumber3 Vulgar comes from the Latin vulgaris simply meaning commonplace, colloquial or proletariat. In time, it came to be a derogatory term used to indicate a lack of sophistication or higher education. Eventually becoming an insult equating with rude, unpleasant, sexually perverse and dirty
These photos reminded me of how fun camping can be. [articles.history101.com]
TomMcGiverin comments on Dec 4, 2021:
Never been into camping. It seems to be very popular among lower class people where I live. I can practically guess, from looking at the educational level of the woman's profile on Match, whether they will be into fishing and camping. If their level is high school, they will always be into that, if ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 5, 2021:
@TomMcGiverin Your opinions, no matter how fervently you believe them, are not "facts" when they are so easily refuted.
These photos reminded me of how fun camping can be. [articles.history101.com]
TomMcGiverin comments on Dec 4, 2021:
Never been into camping. It seems to be very popular among lower class people where I live. I can practically guess, from looking at the educational level of the woman's profile on Match, whether they will be into fishing and camping. If their level is high school, they will always be into that, if ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2021:
Can you spell Snobbery, boys and girls?
What I find so strange is that in a native culture the greedy people would be chastised and vilified...
Aaron70 comments on Dec 3, 2021:
I don’t care for white folk, and I’m white.....👀
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2021:
@MikeInBatonRouge Yes he is a modern version, but the primitive Catholics were peddling this shit 18 hundred years ago. Follow us and benefit in this life and the next, deny us and burn here on earth and forever in Hell
Any line of reasoning stemming from an untestable assertion, no matter how logical, is inaccurate ...
racocn8 comments on Dec 4, 2021:
Can you cite some examples? Just assume it relates to religion? And then, what is the implication that such reasoning is inaccurate? You mean false? How about string theory?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2021:
If you insist The ontological argument for the existence of god The Velikovsky hypothesis The Fred Hoyle panspermia postulation Eriv von Daniken's Extraterrestrial Genetic Manipulation presupposition Any other "Theory" that presents a conclusion as assumed correct prior to the gathering and testing of evidence.
Any line of reasoning stemming from an untestable assertion, no matter how logical, is inaccurate ...
anglophone comments on Dec 4, 2021:
Try saying that to anybody who asserts the correctness of the Kalam cosmological argument.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2021:
No point, making such an assertion immediately renders the professor as being incapable of understanding logic.
What I find so strange is that in a native culture the greedy people would be chastised and vilified...
Aaron70 comments on Dec 3, 2021:
I don’t care for white folk, and I’m white.....👀
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2021:
@SnowyOwl We were pretty much an okay bunch until the Roman's civilised us, taught us that might makes right and introduced us to the idea of money and that greed is good. We no sooner got rid of the bastards than they came back in different clothes and introduced us to the prosperity gospel religion, and after that we were pretty much fucked.
Can you interpret these pictograms?
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 2, 2021:
1 Sandin' (sanding) block 2 Man overboard 3 I Understand 4 Reading Between the lines 5 Long Underwear 6 Crossroads 7 Down Town 8 Tricycle 9 Split Level 10 Three degrees below Zero 11 Neon Lights 12 Circles under the eyes 13 Big Chair 14 Double dice 15 Touch down 16 five feet ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2021:
@MsKathleen Yes it took me a while with the 3 i's followed by one i seemed significant but I guess it was not.
Can you interpret these pictograms?
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 2, 2021:
1 Sandin' (sanding) block 2 Man overboard 3 I Understand 4 Reading Between the lines 5 Long Underwear 6 Crossroads 7 Down Town 8 Tricycle 9 Split Level 10 Three degrees below Zero 11 Neon Lights 12 Circles under the eyes 13 Big Chair 14 Double dice 15 Touch down 16 five feet ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2021:
@Fernapple Maybe it is my being English being beside yourself is a common expression for being very angry, and Blousy "Blouse C" is a common expression for slovenliness in the UK
Anorak noun a hooded pullover jacket originally made of fur and worn in the Arctic, now made...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 1, 2021:
Anglicization of the Inuit word Anoraq simply meaning a coat
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2021:
@FrayedBear That's right
Anorak noun a hooded pullover jacket originally made of fur and worn in the Arctic, now made...
HippieChick58 comments on Dec 1, 2021:
I'd likely have called that a parka.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2021:
Parka is the Eskimo word for a seal pelt, so typically a Parka is the material used to make an Anoraq in the west over time the words have come to describe two different garments. Parkas made of green or navy blue canvas or wax cotton with a fur lined hood as favoured by the Mods Anoraks made of padded blue nylon with a draw cord hood with toggles as favoured by people who don't mind looking like a walking dildo (some even came with a string run through the back and down the arms, on to which matching woollen mittens were stitched).
As I have always said, people not just men in power are capable of being toxic Allegations of ...
Druvius comments on Nov 27, 2021:
Why is this a problem for the "MeToo" crowd?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2021:
@Lorajay As someone who was spousal abuse for five and a half years by a nightmare wife, and who consequently met in support groups many other men who had been or were still trapped in the same horror, I respectfully disagree. Women can be just as dangerous, violent and sexually predatory as men. However, it is rarely reported and almost never talked about, because it is not supposed to happen to men, and if it does, it is not talked about because it is a matter of shame and reflects "badly" on all men. A woman who is abused by a man can expect these days to be believed, and given support and empathy, not so men. Men beaten by women are not reported because (as happened to me when I did report it to the police), the police laughed and mocked that "a man" could be assaulted by a "girl" but I was then warned not to fight back because that WOULD be assault. Like wise, emotional or verbal abuse is not talked about because, you the man are pathetic because you can't keep your "bitch" in order. A man sexually assaulted by women is not SUPPOSED to object, because he is a "Lucky bastard" and should "enjoy it" Sexual harassment of men at work again is supposed to enjoyed by "real men" and in retail where I worked most of my life, women outnumber men 4 to one almost all supervisors and assistant, actual and district manager are women. Not all sexual harassment happens at corporate level or in the entertainment business, that just makes for "good" headlines. Just to reiterate my point, ALL PEOPLE of what ever sex or gender are capable of being obnoxious when give a bit of power if they are that way inclined, not just "toxic men!".
Keld / Kelda From the Norse Kelda or Kilda meaning a mountain spring or natural fountain, it is now...
Marionville comments on Nov 28, 2021:
St Kilda…the Scottish archipelago in the Outer Hebrides …named from the same origin? I’m presuming so.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2021:
Almost certainly
Ankh noun a tau (T-shaped) cross with a loop at the top, used as a symbol of generation or ...
Charlene comments on Nov 27, 2021:
A sacred symbol for ancient Egyptians..
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2021:
The ancient Egyptians however did not call it an ankh, the literal translation of the hieroglyph is "the Key of Life" Ankh is the Ptolemaic Dynasty Egyptian (30 BCE) word for anchor (Ankhor) from classical Greek ankyra
As I have always said, people not just men in power are capable of being toxic Allegations of ...
Druvius comments on Nov 27, 2021:
Why is this a problem for the "MeToo" crowd?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2021:
@rainmanjr "Feminism is an organizational movement for women's power." Incorrect, as I pointed out that is radical feminism, actual feminism is about equality of the sexes, I speak from experience as an activist in that area for many years. Actual feminism has been demonised by a loud mouth bitter minority who seek not equality but superiority.
As I have always said, people not just men in power are capable of being toxic Allegations of ...
Druvius comments on Nov 27, 2021:
Why is this a problem for the "MeToo" crowd?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2021:
@Druvius Perhaps you have not met or read about many radical "me-too" feminists then, for example, a classic example Asia Argento, one of the co-founders of the Me-Too movement who was disgraced when it was revealed she had sexual harassed and sexually assaulted her much younger co-star Jimmy Bennett who played her on-screen son and posted inappropriate photos of her "triumph" over him on the internet then openly refused to admit a woman exerting influence on an employee was wrong it was in fact just evening the playing field.
As I have always said, people not just men in power are capable of being toxic Allegations of ...
Druvius comments on Nov 27, 2021:
Why is this a problem for the "MeToo" crowd?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2021:
Because much of the radical "#Metoo" cancel culture, mob mentality club as opposed to the genuine social reformers and actual feminists, rely on the idea that only men oppress women, when women are oppressed by other women that undermines their whole philosophy.
So none of us believe we have a creator but anyone have ideas away from evolution as well?
Storm1752 comments on Nov 26, 2021:
What do you mean? Creation and evolution are two different things. I think it's possible the universe has always been here, in an eternal cycle of expansion and contraction. It's called the Big Bounce.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2021:
@Gwendolyn2018 Quite right Parallel is a misnomer in the many worlds' theory in string theory, though the word does actually fit, the mathematical and geometrical connotations lead to confusion. Para-universal or para-typical universes would be more appropriate, perhaps. On the subject of "the Big Bounce" it is my opinion that there need never have been a "first" instance of a universe since "time" and hence cause and effect, are an in-universe phenomenon and combined with that the idea that since "nothing" is only a conceptual word describing an absence (in the same sense that cold and dark are) and for nothing to be something would be self cancelling ALL possible universes are existent concurrently not consecutively.
As I have always said, people not just men in power are capable of being toxic Allegations of ...
altschmerz comments on Nov 27, 2021:
That's the problem with identity politics -- eventually you have to acknowledge that anyone can be horrible.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2021:
Fortunately, however, people can also conversely be wonderful
It’s that time of the night for me again…the one where I say goodnight and post something before...
Ray13 comments on Nov 25, 2021:
Love this song. It's been recorded by several artists, first by Ozzie Nelson & his orchestra in 1931.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2021:
True, but the Mamas and the Papas had a unique sound they could bring to any song
Judge All But Tosses Case Against FL Catholic School Accused of Being Too “Woke” | Hemant Mehta ...
Beowulfsfriend comments on Nov 25, 2021:
The judge could just as easily thrown it out from a basic business law perspective. A gift, unless they had written requirements (they didn't) is a gift and doesn't have to be returned.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2021:
IT wasn't a gift, my guess would be a bribe to make sure their idiot little angels graduated without putting in the work. Buying your kids a degree is a grand old tradition among the monied classes, it is a widely accepted allegation that our own idiot PM paid someone to take his examinations for him, while he was stuffing his fat face in the Bullingham club
Judge All But Tosses Case Against FL Catholic School Accused of Being Too “Woke” | Hemant Mehta ...
xenoview comments on Nov 25, 2021:
They could have put their children or child in a different school. They are a bunch of aceholes. I hope they get laughed out of appeals court.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2021:
Sounds like with their inherent need to be intolerant, they would be better off as born again or Baptists, the RC are making some efforts not to be such a bunch of pedo ass wipe hatemongers, whereas the more modern churches are doubling down on their "God Hates..." doctrines
Do you believe in Christmas?
Storm1752 comments on Nov 24, 2021:
Hate to be a spoil sport, but I HATE CHRISTMAS!!! It's bad enough it's a fake birthday; it's also a hosanna to the unbridled overconsumption and gluttony of American capitalism! The whole thing is disgusting. I DID have some fond memories as a child, but I didn't know any better. I wish I'd never...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 25, 2021:
Don't beat about the bush tell us what you really think ;)
Remembering William Henry Pratt, aka Boris Karloff, born on Nov.
Sticks48 comments on Nov 23, 2021:
One of my favorites!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2021:
@JackPedigo True some B&W films do bare colourizing, but some films such as A Touch of Evil, 1958 The Killers 1946 Double Indemnity 1944 The Postman Always Rings Twice, 1946 And Anything Directed by Orson Wells or Howard Hawks for example are meant to be seen in monochrome, and colourizing them would be a crime (in my opinion).
Remembering William Henry Pratt, aka Boris Karloff, born on Nov.
Sticks48 comments on Nov 23, 2021:
One of my favorites!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2021:
@JackPedigo Definitely, black and white film making was an art form in its own right
WOTM: Steel Swords and Burning Bosoms [youtu.be]
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 23, 2021:
A convicted multiple failed con man, descended from a line of con men and embezzlers who finally found a con that worked and then spiraled out of control for 200 years
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2021:
@Lilac-JadeCanada Me too :)
Here's a movie I somehow missed watching until now.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 23, 2021:
I'm not a big fan of the Coen Bros, but they do have a strong reputation.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 23, 2021:
@Ray13 Now Lynch I am a big fan of his style, technique, imagination and originality. Lost Highway is a personal favourite.
America is a gun in more ways than one.
Matias comments on Nov 22, 2021:
No, America is also Jazz... and many many many more things It may even be the most diverse country in the world And Germany, I can say with some certainty, is more than an *oompah band*
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2021:
"It may even be the most diverse country in the world" Which most armed white American consider to be for target practice
Kyle was brought up to be fearful and dependent on a gun for safety. [heavy.com]
rainmanjr comments on Nov 20, 2021:
What part of self-defense are you not getting? Kyle broke no state laws and WI town was only 20 min's from his home so not like a 6 hour drive. He was raised in a gun owning culture and told by law that he had a right to protect himself (despite age). Such a person is unlikely to be thinking like a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2021:
***He was raised in a gun owning culture and told by law that he had a right to protect himself (despite age). Such a person is unlikely to be thinking like a liberal concerning guns yet that seems to be the expectation.*** Thanks for summing up so succinctly why the rest of the world thinks American society is a total fuck fest of gun violence and paranoid, pre-emptive vengeance
I think this verdict will inspire other domestic terrorists.
Flowerwall comments on Nov 19, 2021:
With that logic everyone who carries a gun EVER is guilty because they are "hoping to shoot someone". But I disagree with that thought process. This is also why laws and maintaining peace and public safety are important.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2021:
@Flowerwall Carry on, you've done nothing with this rant but prove my point :) I will say this much, if you think not being allowed to carry a gun is a deprivation of human rights, you really are deranged.
CIPHER/CYPHER.
Charlene comments on Nov 20, 2021:
Reminds me of Dinero's role in Angel Heart..Lou Cipher....
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2021:
@Marionville You are absolutely correct Chiffre is French for a written number, such as 3 rather than three. CIPHER/CYPHER is Arabic and literally means "any number" hence it's adoption for codes where numbers replaced letters at first in French and Italian and later in all European languages.
I think this verdict will inspire other domestic terrorists.
Flowerwall comments on Nov 19, 2021:
With that logic everyone who carries a gun EVER is guilty because they are "hoping to shoot someone". But I disagree with that thought process. This is also why laws and maintaining peace and public safety are important.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2021:
@Flowerwall If you need to ask questions like that, your perception of reality has been warped. I live in the UK, a society that on the whole loathes gun culture BECAUSE we have seen what it has done to your country. Do you not know the social state of your country is pitied by every other country on earth who does not actively loath your way of life? The answer to a criminal with a gun is not a citizen with a gun. The answer to a siege with a gunman is not "a wild west shoot out" this is real life not a game, or a film. Look at how things are handled else where in the world and then perhaps you may see why you have on average 1.5 mass shootings EVERY DAY when we have has three in the past thirty years. What is the difference between us and you? What is the common denominator in all your tragic mass killings. Guns and the social obsession with guns, devices meant for nothing, and good for nothing except KILLING
I think this verdict will inspire other domestic terrorists.
Flowerwall comments on Nov 19, 2021:
With that logic everyone who carries a gun EVER is guilty because they are "hoping to shoot someone". But I disagree with that thought process. This is also why laws and maintaining peace and public safety are important.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2021:
The whole and sole purpose of a gun is to kill. That is its raison d'être. The purpose of carrying a load gun anywhere is to kill. If you are openly carrying a gun that expresses your intent and willingness to kill, it is a threat personified.
OMGoodness, I went into Slug.
Mooolah comments on Nov 17, 2021:
Ps. Rittenhouse is a "hero" over there. Yikes!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2021:
@Tejas You keep setting 'em up I keep knocking them down ;)
OMGoodness, I went into Slug.
Mooolah comments on Nov 17, 2021:
Ps. Rittenhouse is a "hero" over there. Yikes!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2021:
@Tejas wow colour me surprised, and I thought you were such a cuddly teddy bear.
WALLOPER.
Charlene comments on Nov 17, 2021:
A threat my Mom Tried to use on us..lol
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2021:
@Charlene My great, great aunt was 4 foot 4 inches tall, I once made the mistake of cheeking her about being too little to smack me any more. She climbed up on a chair and boxed my ears.
It will be interesting to see how this turns out. [apnews.com]
bobwjr comments on Nov 16, 2021:
Very interesting but most right wing politicians are corrupt
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2021:
And most left wing politicians CLAIM not to be, or lie to themselves that when they are, it is for the greater good.
Here kitty kitty kitty ….
Sticks48 comments on Nov 14, 2021:
The very worst part of being a male. You will spend your money, your pride, your dignity, and even more if it is for love.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2021:
@Pralina1 That is my point exactly, you seem to be disagreeing by agreeing with me. ????
TICKTACK.
Charlene comments on Nov 14, 2021:
Wow, so are the ticktackers setting the odds to their advantage on particular races?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2021:
Exactly
Here kitty kitty kitty ….
Sticks48 comments on Nov 14, 2021:
The very worst part of being a male. You will spend your money, your pride, your dignity, and even more if it is for love.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2021:
@Sticks48 Me neither, but actually love is shared, given and not bought, if you find yourself sacrificing money, pride and dignity, it's not love. It took me my first terrible marriage to discover that the hard way.
Here kitty kitty kitty ….
Sticks48 comments on Nov 14, 2021:
The very worst part of being a male. You will spend your money, your pride, your dignity, and even more if it is for love.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2021:
Sex not love, love inherently connotes commitment and to most men that is like garlic to a vampire.
10-year-old Black girl committed suicide after being repeatedly bullied and alerting school ...
Apunzelle comments on Nov 13, 2021:
And the damn adults do nothing to help these kids! Disgusting.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2021:
Sadly the idea among many arsehole parents is that bullying weeds out the week and empowers the strong. My own mother used to threaten me that is I did not "stand up to" my bullies, she would hit me herself.
10-year-old Black girl committed suicide after being repeatedly bullied and alerting school ...
bobwjr comments on Nov 13, 2021:
Racism amongst the Mormons not surprised, religion rears it's ugly head again
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2021:
@Triphid No it never has, the only time they have made concessions is when threatened by government or the law.
10-year-old Black girl committed suicide after being repeatedly bullied and alerting school ...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2021:
Mormonism has a real problem with inherent racism. Black people have only been allowed the priesthood in the LDS since 1979, when God changed his mind at the same time the federal government threatened the church with the loss of their tax except status if he did not. Also up until 1979 the only ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 14, 2021:
@SeaGreenEyez Sadly though Prophet "Rusty" is promoting vaccination, however he has incurred the anger of many of the quorum of the twelve and half of the first presidency for doing so, instead of publicly having faith that gawd would protect his one true prophet. Yes Mormonism is a fucked up cult, possibly second only in stupidity to the sciencebollockists.
Trial over Arbery killing: A lawyer says he doesn't want Black pastors in court : NPR
Sticks48 comments on Nov 13, 2021:
I keep trying to find something good about this country at this present time and I find nothing.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 13, 2021:
The example of many of the fine minds and moral commentators on this site native to the USA may perhaps be some cause for at least some hope?
Conservatives Now Demanding ‘Inappropriate’ Books Be Burned Not only are conservative ...
Beowulfsfriend comments on Nov 12, 2021:
I think any counter protesters at a fire burning should bring bibles, and light those bitches up.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 12, 2021:
@anglophone Beowulfes friend was advocating the burning of bibles, you appeared to be agreeing with him by suggesting a "pyre of all Rethuglican assholes" If I misunderstood this, I apologise
Conservatives Now Demanding ‘Inappropriate’ Books Be Burned Not only are conservative ...
bobwjr comments on Nov 12, 2021:
They do relate to Nazis
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 12, 2021:
They may claim not to be Nazi, they may not even think they are Nazis, but book burner are fascist: defined and identified by their actions
Conservatives Now Demanding ‘Inappropriate’ Books Be Burned Not only are conservative ...
Beowulfsfriend comments on Nov 12, 2021:
I think any counter protesters at a fire burning should bring bibles, and light those bitches up.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 12, 2021:
@anglophone There is no morality in burning books. Once you start to exercise and preach a judgement that any book should be censored, removed or burned, you are basically saying all books are up for censorial judgement if any one person objects to any one of them. Books are the nearest thing to telepathy that we have, a medium for the transmission of thoughts and ideas. If you burn a book you are trying to burn an idea. I would hope those who have found their way to this site are better than that, and not willing to sink to the depths of excremental thinking as the book burners wallow in.
Conservatives Now Demanding ‘Inappropriate’ Books Be Burned Not only are conservative ...
Beowulfsfriend comments on Nov 12, 2021:
I think any counter protesters at a fire burning should bring bibles, and light those bitches up.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 12, 2021:
@anglophone @Beowulfsfriend Begin burning bibles and the Xtards can claim you are no different from how they are, because you would not be.
The Andrews Sisters with Glenn Miller and his orchestra, and one cameo appearance by someone I think...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 11, 2021:
It is Hollywood Canteen 1944, and it is not the Glenn Miller band it is Jimmy Dorsey and his Band. They released this joint single with the Andrews sisters to help fund the actual Joint services Hollywood Canteen. The unfortunate being slapped is Shemp Howard (Mo's Brother) the on again off again ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 12, 2021:
@Ray13 Thank you
The Andrews Sisters with Glenn Miller and his orchestra, and one cameo appearance by someone I think...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 11, 2021:
It is Hollywood Canteen 1944, and it is not the Glenn Miller band it is Jimmy Dorsey and his Band. They released this joint single with the Andrews sisters to help fund the actual Joint services Hollywood Canteen. The unfortunate being slapped is Shemp Howard (Mo's Brother) the on again off again ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 11, 2021:
@Ray13 It was a widely covered popular song. Glenn Miller was unique in that his lead instrument was the Clarenette, with the brass providing the bass line (Miller himself was a trombonist). During 1944 Miller and his band were touring Europe, and in December of that year Miller disappeared while Flying to the Free French Republic. Or that was the story until the mid-naughties, when the truth was revealed that Commander Miller did indeed make it to France but had a heart attack in a French brothel and died. This of course was covered up for the reputation of both the band and the American military.
The greatest omission in life is to risk nothing.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 8, 2021:
"What a load of old cobblers" Albert Steptoe
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 9, 2021:
@Mcflewster One of his many, many vices as was cowardice and ignorance
PARKY.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2021:
From what I can gather originally Parricus was a Latin word meaning a designated area outside that was often fenced off, in time and in a number of languages Park or parque or parc became the word for any fenced off private or public area. A person designated to watch over and tend to a Park was a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 9, 2021:
@AnonySchmoose thank you I was unaware of that
PARKY.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2021:
From what I can gather originally Parricus was a Latin word meaning a designated area outside that was often fenced off, in time and in a number of languages Park or parque or parc became the word for any fenced off private or public area. A person designated to watch over and tend to a Park was a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 9, 2021:
@phxbillcee Parka in the language of the Aleutian Islands means "animal skin"
PARKY.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2021:
From what I can gather originally Parricus was a Latin word meaning a designated area outside that was often fenced off, in time and in a number of languages Park or parque or parc became the word for any fenced off private or public area. A person designated to watch over and tend to a Park was a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 9, 2021:
Ironically a Parkin is a winter hot cake made from ginger oats and molasses meant to warm you up on a parky evening.
The greatest omission in life is to risk nothing.
JackPedigo comments on Nov 8, 2021:
Some would advocate one has to step outside their comfort zone in order to evolve.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 8, 2021:
@zeuser Being forced out of your comfort zone and stepping out of it are not the same thing
The greatest omission in life is to risk nothing.
JackPedigo comments on Nov 8, 2021:
Some would advocate one has to step outside their comfort zone in order to evolve.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 8, 2021:
The whole point of evolution is to adapt to your environment, stepping out of the environment you have adapted to is not evolution, it is change for change’s sake.
Name 'a group of complete idiots': California school investigating controversial question on history...
Fernapple comments on Nov 8, 2021:
All those in ancient Greece who took no part in the elections and votes that were held in their cities. ( Original meaning of the word. )
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 8, 2021:
From Greek *idiotes* meaning "layman," literally "private person" when used in plural, the Greek word could mean "one's own countrymen."
Something a little different.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 8, 2021:
How blessed is the Pessimist, for he shall never be disappointed.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 8, 2021:
@Marionville I'm a pragmatist, these quotes sum up my attitude “Hope for the Best. Expect the worst." Mel Brookes "“Hoping for the best, prepared for the worst, and unsurprised by anything in between.” Maya Angelou, "I am prepared for the worst, but hope for the best." Benjamin Disraeli "Hope for the best but prepare for the worst" Thomas Norton (1561) "Hope for the best but keep your powder dry" Anonymous advice to soldiers "Hope in reality is the worst of all evils because it prolongs the torments of man." Friedrich Nietzsche
So MARVEL says for our new phase 4 Let us take a very popular super hero character from the 1970s ...
Charles1971 comments on Nov 7, 2021:
I doubt many people remember that old comic book, much less actually have ever read it. To me, it seems more like Marvel took an out-dated stereotype character and modernized it for a young adult audience. Also, Marvel made changes to every character and their appearance to some degree in order ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 8, 2021:
@Charles1971 I was not being rude, simply stating a fact, you have no idea what you are talking about, you have never read Sax Rohmer's novels or else you did not understand them, or you would not insult his characters, his writing and his personality like that. Rohmer's Fu Manchu (An assumed title not a name meaning of the Valorous Manchu) was a Chinese patriot, fiercely anti-communist and saw the British as the destroyers of his culture thanks to their opium wars and his own addiction from opium forced on him as a child. He was highly educated, held three PhDs and was a self-made millionaire. Oh, and he did not have a moustache, that detail was added in by Boris Karloff. Very stereotypical Asian SO demeaning to Asian Americans, including I assume the FBI agent assigned to stop him an American Asian name Tony McKay (Father Scots American Mother Chinese American) If 1971 is your birthdate you never read the comics when they first appeared in 1973, I did, so I know the character and the character of the Mandarin first appeared in 1964 so was a well established character by the time I began collecting at age 6. True Marvel lost the copy write to Fu-Manchu in the 1970s and so stopped using the name but continued to use an unnamed "Father", Harry Towers bought up all the Media rights for his terrible films (and his family still owns them today) which have ruined the reputation of character and author alike. Disney however could have bought them back without even thinking about it. So I unashamedly repeat "For a moment I thought you knew what you were talking about," you obviously don't. I will accept, but do not expect, an apology for calling me a jerk, because again you did not understand what I was talking about. That of course presumes you have dignity and good manners, I apologise if you do not.
So MARVEL says for our new phase 4 Let us take a very popular super hero character from the 1970s ...
Charles1971 comments on Nov 7, 2021:
I doubt many people remember that old comic book, much less actually have ever read it. To me, it seems more like Marvel took an out-dated stereotype character and modernized it for a young adult audience. Also, Marvel made changes to every character and their appearance to some degree in order ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 7, 2021:
Wow for a moment there I thought you knew what you were talking about, silly me.
Man imprisoned 45 years for wife's killing is acquitted (America's 2nd longest serving innocent ...
xenoview comments on Nov 6, 2021:
I hope he makes them bleed money for all his suffering.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 7, 2021:
In some states of the US exonerated people who are pardoned by the governor are eligible to receive $50,000 for each year they spent in prison. But total compensations cannot exceed $750,000. However 15 states provide no compensation or services for innocent men and women, leaving them with nothing to help rebuild their lives upon release, seeing it as a failure on the victims part to prove their own innocence, not the fault of the state legal system which is presumed to be perfect and just.
Man imprisoned 45 years for wife's killing is acquitted (America's 2nd longest serving innocent ...
Druvius comments on Nov 6, 2021:
And oh look, he's black. Who would have guessed?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 7, 2021:
Just what I was about to say
Dwayne Johnson vows to stop using real guns on his production company sets. [npr.org]
Oldman51 comments on Nov 5, 2021:
# No the real problem is hate and you know where that comes from
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 5, 2021:
I don't understand how that connects with the OP
Vendetta noun any prolonged and bitter feud, rivalry, contention, or the like.
Charlene comments on Nov 5, 2021:
It's revenge, and should be served cold..
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 5, 2021:
An Italian proverb, "Revenge is a dish best served cold"
Make a man smile with this one simple trick
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 5, 2021:
If a man does this to a woman he is a flasher, but if a woman does this to a man HE is a peeping tom.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 5, 2021:
@OldMetalHead My family have seven cats between them so I get pussy pictures all the time
“Parents who discipline their child by discussing the consequences of their actions produce ...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 5, 2021:
"Is it 'cos I is black?" ***Sacha*** Baron-Cohen
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 5, 2021:
@Marionville Ah, right, but they are cousins
It is Stuart Goddard's, AKA Adam Ant, birthday. [youtu.be]
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2021:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B2a6l6wM2k=PLKs6NVp4WWKgKvaJd0oSNkoEvA_elGwIs=3
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 4, 2021:
@Marionville no I'm a Libra
It is Stuart Goddard's, AKA Adam Ant, birthday. [youtu.be]
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2021:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B2a6l6wM2k=PLKs6NVp4WWKgKvaJd0oSNkoEvA_elGwIs=3
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 4, 2021:
@Marionville True, but most people have not heard of my favourite "Scorpios" from the Prince Charming album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ-_nr5YrWQ
JACK the LAD.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2021:
Coincidentally in her genealogical studies my wife discovered she is directly descended from Jack Shepherd. Jack has always been British slang for a young man and has been used in other such terms as Jack the ripper (a famous uncaught murderer) Springheel Jack ( The Marquis of Berresford, a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 3, 2021:
@Marionville Yes, it was fascinating.
Okay I don't often write erotica but here is one from my archives that I recently polished up and ...
Storm1752 comments on Nov 2, 2021:
I'm a fan of lesbian erotic stories, but I had to stop at the first mention of Lord Arlington, sorry, because I immediately thought of an English manor house and a rotund man in a powdered wig! Total turn off. Plus, it's a mistake to apologize in advance. The reader is being presented with an ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 3, 2021:
I know it is a mistake to write disclaimers, but if you do not do so these days, you have the woke mafia leaping down your throat claiming cultural appropriation for daring to write from a point of view that is not your own. You would not believe the crap I got for not including trigger warnings in another story I wrote here, even though to do so would have been a complete spoiler, and frankly I cannot be bothered with that shit any more.
IMAGO.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2021:
Jacques Lacan used the concept of the Imago for his theory of the "mirror stage" in child development psychology. The theory in simplistic terms is that when an infant becomes self aware, either it's own image in a mirror or in his or her own mind, becomes an ideal to which the onlooker aspires ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 3, 2021:
@Marionville Oddly it is not particularly well thought of in psychological circles, but has come to be a very important part of literary theory and structuralist postmodernism.
JACK the LAD.
Charlene comments on Nov 3, 2021:
Is it still in use?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 3, 2021:
@Marionville hence Laddish and Laddishness.
Must have been one very sad song....LOL.
DenoPenno comments on Nov 1, 2021:
Any evidence that this was done by a female? If the person was singing maybe they got carried away and spilled a drink.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 1, 2021:
ON the off chance that you are not joking... You do realise that is not a microphone, don't you?
Just... wow.
phxbillcee comments on Oct 31, 2021:
Wait 'til they hear about bananas!
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 31, 2021:
Beat me to it
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racocn8 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Given the Republican/Christian standard of incivility and cruelty, especially as it relates to these issues, the policy makes good sense.
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 31, 2021:
Perhaps, but I personally feel censorship is rarely if ever, a good thing
Sadly and very unfortunately……..
racocn8 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
W Bush was also loved for behaving stupidly. And Reagan; they said he was being 'folksy.'
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 31, 2021:
Reminds me of when I was at school and my family and frighteningly my teachers often berated me for being "Too clever for my own good" Maybe I should have tried being a bit more folking folksy.
Sadly and very unfortunately……..
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Ahmed's story is six years old but still makes the point nicely. For those who do not recall in 2015, 14 year old Ahmed Mohamed built form scratch a working clock for his school science fair project. His teacher panicked and called the police claiming an Islamic student had brought a bomb to ...
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 31, 2021:
@mcgeo52 All True, the physics teacher backed up Ahmed at the school even told the principle it was a clock, but A) Ahmed was black B) Ahmed was a practising Muslim C) The device had wires sticking out of it and was being carried by a potential terrorist i.e. a black Muslim, so it was "Obviously" a "Hoax Bomb" D) This was Texas, where stories don't have to add up if they involve non-white foreigners who are all by their very existence and presence almost certainly guilt of something We can only be thankful he was not shot on the spot
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Druvius comments on Oct 30, 2021:
It's just you. https://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-09/why-were-shutting-our-comments/
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
@rainmanjr I think some of the problem is that sometimes the obviously fictional becomes so important in peoples lives they begin to feel it is actually real. When it becomes dangerous because that attitude leads to obsessiveness and even "faith" and that is the point when people start getting threatened with death or are even killed. This is why I personally feel it is important to catch this sort of thing and call it out for what it is at the earliest possible opportunity, and often that is in the comment section.
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TheoryNumber3 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Whatever the reason, it's to protect their own interests, not ours
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
To paraphrase Evelyn Beatrice Hall ***I disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it,** just not on my platform where I might held responsible for you saying it, despite all my protestations and disclaimers, so I'm shutting down commenting.
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BitFlipper comments on Oct 30, 2021:
They have to suspend commenting until the trumpists, anti-vaxers, and q-loons learn that DEATH THREATS do not constitute commentary.
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
@BitFlipper Threats and incitement to violence are not free speech nor even hate speech, they are criminal activities and so are subject to legitimate bias and are actionable
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p-nullifidian comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Maybe they’re tired as I am of all the trolls and assholes that pepper the comments section? Not only do I not bother commenting, I no longer scroll down below any article I’ve read or YouTube video I’ve seen… It’s too f’ing depressing.
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
So you are in favour of false information NOT being questioned or pointed out? But simply being accepted by virtue of its being there?
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BitFlipper comments on Oct 30, 2021:
They have to suspend commenting until the trumpists, anti-vaxers, and q-loons learn that DEATH THREATS do not constitute commentary.
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
Are there not algorithms and moderators to deal with that sort of thing? I seem to recall that when I have seen such they can be reported, IP addresses traced and so forth?
FINICKY.
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Reminds me of another favourite from childhood " “pernickety,” or Americans changed it to for no good reason “persnickety”
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
@Charlene Your right I meant no disrespect to sex workers, they only fuck you over when you pay them too and take precautions to keep everyone involved safe and happy. Magahats are trying to fuck over the entire world like it or not and think safe sex means keeping a gun under your pillow while you're ploughing inflatable Irma or vinyl Vera in the back of an armoured SUV
The following codicil has been appearing at the end of articles on Yahoo News! Especially on ...
Druvius comments on Oct 30, 2021:
It's just you. https://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-09/why-were-shutting-our-comments/
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
Okay I was not talking about Popular science, I was referring to Yahoo News as I said. However, having read their (PS) excuse for doing the same thing, it boils down to: People are reading the comments more than the articles and believing them more than us scientists That makes us feel you are all a bunch of thickos and sheeple, and we want you to shut up and go away WHY? 'Cos you hurt our feelings and, that makes us feel like we are being bullied again like in school, So we can't be bothered to refute you, or make a good argument against you so....yah boo sucks to you....and feck off poopyhead!!!! Now here's some nice sciencey stuff we can feel safe with.
FINICKY.
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Reminds me of another favourite from childhood " “pernickety,” or Americans changed it to for no good reason “persnickety”
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
@Charlene Oh, I thought it was A'merkin as in a "merkin "a pubic wig originally worn by a sex worker to prevent public lice infestation Interestingly Merkin is a variation on the old English word Malkin meaning a female cat
Jon and Vangelis was a duo formed between English singer Jon Anderson & Greek synthesiser Vangelis ...
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
I love Jon and Vangellis, especially "Friends of Mr. Cairo"
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
@Marionville Thanks for that, that song inspired one of my tune D'wizeguyz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0MBVylo-P0
FINICKY.
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Reminds me of another favourite from childhood " “pernickety,” or Americans changed it to for no good reason “persnickety”
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
@MsKathleen Except that it does not mean anything Pernickety comes from the highland Gaelic Per= as or by Knack= to a plan to or a strategy and suffix -ety indicating done by a person If PerSnickety means anything, it would be the Sanskrit perso (As in Persephone) = A sheaf of Corn and Nickle= a demon or devil (as in Old Nick) ie A cursed crop
FINICKY.
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2021:
Reminds me of another favourite from childhood " “pernickety,” or Americans changed it to for no good reason “persnickety”
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
@Charlene I have no objection to Americans having their own language, I do object when they still call it English and insist that their version is superior to the original mother tongue on which it was loosely based. Even more so when some dumbfuckwit on Facebook asks me in all seriousness what language we speak in Britain normally when we are not talkin' A'merkin ;)
Nyctophobia noun an irrational or disproportionate fear of night or nighttime darkness.
Charlene comments on Oct 30, 2021:
I love the night, embrace your inner vampire people.
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 30, 2021:
CHRIS De BURGH I LOVE THE NIGHT 1984 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Le6fXCEsM0
ENNUI.
MarkWolf comments on Oct 29, 2021:
Here it is - Ennui by Walter Sickert. One can feel the listlessness and boredom. The flash of light over Queen Victoria’s shoulder is supposed to be a clue inserted by Sickert as to whom Jack the Ripper was (it looks a bit like a white bird - the queen’s personal physician was called William ...
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 29, 2021:
@Marionville Patricia Cornwell, the American thriller writer, wrote a book entitled "Portrait of a killer" in 2002, purporting to be "faction" (i.e. a fictionalised documentary) "proving" that Walter Sickert was the ripper. The publication cause an uproar when it was discovered that Cornwell had purchased "Jack the Ripper's Bedroom" and vandalised it in an effort to gain Sickert's DNA in order to compare it with blood and Semen found on a scarf that was believed to belong to Catherine Eddows the fourth Ripper victim. An effort that ultimately proved fruitless. However, Sickert was hired by the Royal family to 'Tutor' Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence in fine arts. What this involved was never quite established, as some "well-meaning" friends of Sickert tipped off the police that the house next door to Sickert's Studio at 15 Cleveland Street was actually a homosexual brothel (no. 19 number 17 had been destroyed). The Police raided the Brothel and found neither the artist nor the prince there, but did discover a secret pathway leading out of the back of the Cleveland Street establishment, across a 486-foot patch of wasteland and in to the back door of No 17 Fitzroy Street, London a notorious building in The Victorian capital, as it was the Isis-Urania temple of the Hermetic order of the Golden Dawn, an exclusive black magic club frequented by the elite members of society, including Commissioner of Police sir Charles Warren, one Walter Sickert and the Prince of Wales. Apparently it was less shameful to be seen entering a Male Brothel than a Pagan Temple in the 1880s.
ENNUI.
MarkWolf comments on Oct 29, 2021:
Here it is - Ennui by Walter Sickert. One can feel the listlessness and boredom. The flash of light over Queen Victoria’s shoulder is supposed to be a clue inserted by Sickert as to whom Jack the Ripper was (it looks a bit like a white bird - the queen’s personal physician was called William ...
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 29, 2021:
William Withey Gull was seventy-two when the ripper murders happened and was partially paralysed from the first two strokes, of a series of which would kill him 18 months later. Further he was not the personal physician of the royal household, that was Sir James Reid, who had been appointed in 1880, Gull had gained his knighthood in 1871 for saving the life of the Prince of Wales by administering a technique he had invented that would in time come to be known as cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (falsely attributed to Dr Peter Safar in the 1950s) as related by Mark Twain in his obituary of Doctor Gull who was frankly a genius "When the Prince seemed dead Mr. Gull dealt blow after blow between the shoulders, breathed into his nostrils, and literally cheated Death" Mark Twain. Walter Sickert on the other hand was a very weird man and was almost certainly the author of the fake ripper letters, sent to Scotland Yard at the height of the panic, as is evidence by comparing his handwriting with that of the fake ripper. He is also actually the inspiration for the eponymous character in "The Lodger" by Marie Adelaide Belloc Lowndes, the first known fictionalisation of the ripper case. The Author was present at a party attended by Sickert, where she heard him boasting of how he had taken rooms in Limehouse for inspiration, and had succeeded in convincing his landlady that he was indeed the Ripper, hence the title of the paining he made there "Jack the Ripper's Bedroom" Marie Lowndes put the story down in print, it was converted in to a play and later in to one of Alfred Hitchcock's first films.
Not uncommon words but the ideas in today's world seem to be especially significant.
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2021:
Your definition of Naive Realism is verging on Solipsism. I might argue that Naive Realism does not claim the universe is exactly as you perceive it, but rather posits that reality may as well be exactly as it is generally perceived, since without supplementary aids our senses are our only way ...
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 28, 2021:
@JackPedigo Yes, ever had the classic conversation with a Christy when then bend over backward and tie themselves in knots trying to explain why miracles are not magic 😄😄😄😄😄😄😈
" Zoroastrianism " the Prototype of all main religions! [youtube.com]
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2021:
There is a strong body of opinion that Abraham was a Zoroasterist and so possibly Judaism sprang directly from Zoroasterism, making it the direct ancestor of all the major western religions. Zoroaster claimed to be the second incarnation of the "great prophet" and that the third would be born of a...
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 28, 2021:
@Diaco Thanks for that :)
I have a few. How about you?
Beowulfsfriend comments on Oct 27, 2021:
Some. Cut many loose over time. Others died.
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 27, 2021:
Same here
Some very eerie music for Halloween from the 1963 film The Haunted Palace, which starred Vincent ...
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 25, 2021:
Wonderful film and one of Price's best performances as Charles Dexter Ward and his evil ancestor the witch Joseph Curwen. Based on The Case of Charles Dexter Ward by H. P. Lovecraft, the film was squeezed in to American international's collection of Edgar Alan Poe adaptations staring Price by ...
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 27, 2021:
@Ray13 You are correct, they do share credits in various TV series (Have Gun will Travel, Adventures in Paradise etc) they did not appear together and though they reprise their famous roles as The Wolfman and the Invisible man in Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, Price has a voice only cameo and shares no scenes with Lon Chaney.
I couldn't have said it better
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 25, 2021:
A point I have argued often with the atheist but spiritual mafia on this site
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 26, 2021:
@LucyLoohoo OH yes
Some very eerie music for Halloween from the 1963 film The Haunted Palace, which starred Vincent ...
Sierra4 comments on Oct 25, 2021:
I was about 8 or 9 when I saw my first horror movie. You may remember Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. 😱
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 25, 2021:
Same here, my first horror was Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 1953 co-starring Boris Karloff.
Defenestration-the action of dismissing someone from a position of power or authority.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 25, 2021:
One of my favorite words! When our family was in Prague not long ago, we took a tour and were told by the guide about the origin of this term, not in Italy, as we might have assumed. Pity we don’t have the same opportunities with some of our leaders these days! 😉 Thank you for sharing this one.
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 25, 2021:
True, the word was coined in English reports of the murder of two imperial governors and their secretary being thrown from a castle keep window of Prague castle, thus sparking the 30 years war in 1618. Known as the Defenestrations of Prague, this is the first know usage of the word in English. The first known incident of Defenestrations is biblical, and involved Queen Jezebel wife of King Ahab being murdered by her own Eunuch servants, who finally having had enough of her abuse and general nastiness, stripped her naked and threw her out of a palace window to die in shame in the street below.
Always question bible quotes:
LenHazell53 comments on Oct 24, 2021:
They always teach that story in church and schools, but conveniently forget the next part, when Lot's two daughters get him drunk and fuck him in order to get pregnant. The only "good" man in Sodom according to god folks
LenHazell53 replies on Oct 24, 2021:
@FrayedBear Being forced to read the bible every night, meant I ended up reading all the bits my mother did not even know were in there.

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