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I'm a curvy girl!
With that said, a man from this site messaged me to tell me admitting to my ...
CrazyQuilter comments on May 1, 2019:
Frankly, the fact that you are intelligent is a larger liability, except he won't admit that.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@ElusiveMoby
"Another person told me recently I was too intelligent for most men."
That basically shows what an idiot that person is, either a grotesquely insecure man, or a frankly moronic woman.
CrazyQuilter comments on May 1, 2019:
Frankly, the fact that you are intelligent is a larger liability, except he won't admit that.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@ElusiveMoby
"Another person told me recently I was too intelligent for most men."
That basically shows what an idiot that person is, either a grotesquely insecure man, or a frankly moronic woman.
I'm a curvy girl!
With that said, a man from this site messaged me to tell me admitting to my ...
Wangobango3 comments on May 1, 2019:
That guy is probably a rude asshole in Real Life,too.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@ElusiveMoby Some people are miserable and feel they have a right to drag everyone down to their level of contemptuousness, and for some reason that makes them feel happy in comparison.
They Are the emotional equivalent of a one eyed man feeling superior to the cat he just blinded. Human garbage.
Wangobango3 comments on May 1, 2019:
That guy is probably a rude asshole in Real Life,too.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@ElusiveMoby Some people are miserable and feel they have a right to drag everyone down to their level of contemptuousness, and for some reason that makes them feel happy in comparison.
They Are the emotional equivalent of a one eyed man feeling superior to the cat he just blinded. Human garbage.
The measles outbreak : OK so I've been vaccinated for measles as a child.
LeighShelton comments on May 1, 2019:
measles arnt so bad really. i would ask the doctor because i dont think that will work that you had a jab. measles are terrible if you are pregnant.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@Charlene
The main problem with German measles is when a pregnant woman is exposed to it,(even one who has been immunized or has had the disease herself) she may not suffer much, but the child can be born sterile, brain damaged, blind and a whole host of other nasty consequences.
This is why there is such a concerted effort to wipe it out.
LeighShelton comments on May 1, 2019:
measles arnt so bad really. i would ask the doctor because i dont think that will work that you had a jab. measles are terrible if you are pregnant.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@Charlene
The main problem with German measles is when a pregnant woman is exposed to it,(even one who has been immunized or has had the disease herself) she may not suffer much, but the child can be born sterile, brain damaged, blind and a whole host of other nasty consequences.
This is why there is such a concerted effort to wipe it out.
The measles outbreak : OK so I've been vaccinated for measles as a child.
LeighShelton comments on May 1, 2019:
measles arnt so bad really. i would ask the doctor because i dont think that will work that you had a jab. measles are terrible if you are pregnant.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@LeighShelton I had measles, german measles(rubella) and being allergic to penicillin, it was a fucking nightmare that I remember to this day.
Small pox has been eradicated by immunisation, likewise Polio (almost) an only hangs on in a few religious communities who feel letting a child be crippled must be gods will and must therefore not be prevented.
Anti Vaxxers are at best fools at worst down right evil
LeighShelton comments on May 1, 2019:
measles arnt so bad really. i would ask the doctor because i dont think that will work that you had a jab. measles are terrible if you are pregnant.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@LeighShelton I had measles, german measles(rubella) and being allergic to penicillin, it was a fucking nightmare that I remember to this day.
Small pox has been eradicated by immunisation, likewise Polio (almost) an only hangs on in a few religious communities who feel letting a child be crippled must be gods will and must therefore not be prevented.
Anti Vaxxers are at best fools at worst down right evil
[yahoo.
LenHazell53 comments on May 1, 2019:
got a link to the group page?
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@sassygirl3869 thank you
LenHazell53 comments on May 1, 2019:
got a link to the group page?
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@sassygirl3869 thank you
PHANTASMAGORIA
1 : an exhibition of optical effects and illusions
2a : a constantly shifting ...
WonderWartHog99 comments on Apr 30, 2019:
I think I saw a movie by that name.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@WonderWartHog99 Oh that was Phantasm terrifically cheesy franchise, but a lot of fun
WonderWartHog99 comments on Apr 30, 2019:
I think I saw a movie by that name.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@WonderWartHog99 Oh that was Phantasm terrifically cheesy franchise, but a lot of fun
PHANTASMAGORIA
1 : an exhibition of optical effects and illusions
2a : a constantly shifting ...
WonderWartHog99 comments on Apr 30, 2019:
I think I saw a movie by that name.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
There have been several
WonderWartHog99 comments on Apr 30, 2019:
I think I saw a movie by that name.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
There have been several
PHANTASMAGORIA
1 : an exhibition of optical effects and illusions
2a : a constantly shifting ...
Cast1es comments on Apr 30, 2019:
Barnum and Bailey ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
No Paul de Philipstal, a French showman of the 1800s, a specialist in optics and projected light.
His show was called the Phantasma Agora (Crowd of ghosts).
Shortened and anglised in time to Phantasmagoria
Cast1es comments on Apr 30, 2019:
Barnum and Bailey ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
No Paul de Philipstal, a French showman of the 1800s, a specialist in optics and projected light.
His show was called the Phantasma Agora (Crowd of ghosts).
Shortened and anglised in time to Phantasmagoria
Too early?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 30, 2019:
Die Hard is based on the 1979 novel Nothing Lasts Forever, a sequel to the novel The Detective 1966.
Both books featured a lead detective character named Joe Leland, played in the Detective by Frank Sinatra and as John McClane by Bruce Willis.
Therefore die hard is not only NOT a Christmas movie ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@Charlene I know, I'm sorry, it is just a bugbear of mine, I loved the detective, a great film and the best performance Frank ever gave.
When word came that the sequel was being filmed I was over the moon, and instead we got Die Hard.
30 years on It still burns. 😉
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 30, 2019:
Die Hard is based on the 1979 novel Nothing Lasts Forever, a sequel to the novel The Detective 1966.
Both books featured a lead detective character named Joe Leland, played in the Detective by Frank Sinatra and as John McClane by Bruce Willis.
Therefore die hard is not only NOT a Christmas movie ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2019:
@Charlene I know, I'm sorry, it is just a bugbear of mine, I loved the detective, a great film and the best performance Frank ever gave.
When word came that the sequel was being filmed I was over the moon, and instead we got Die Hard.
30 years on It still burns. 😉
FOX News Rabbi Blames Synagogue Shooting on Nation’s “Decline in Religiosity” (What?
MojoDave comments on Apr 29, 2019:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that atheists are relatively non-violent. Has anyone heard of any mass shootings by atheists??
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2019:
@mojodave very true
MojoDave comments on Apr 29, 2019:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that atheists are relatively non-violent. Has anyone heard of any mass shootings by atheists??
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2019:
@mojodave very true
Everyone’s a fan, until it comes down to where do you put them, then it’s ‘Not in my ...
brentan comments on Apr 26, 2019:
I read that they produce too little to be any use other than a salve for consciences.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2019:
@brentan
I read that they are actually their to point out landing coordinated to the alien shape shifting lizards.
I read it, but I'm fucked if I believed it.
brentan comments on Apr 26, 2019:
I read that they produce too little to be any use other than a salve for consciences.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2019:
@brentan
I read that they are actually their to point out landing coordinated to the alien shape shifting lizards.
I read it, but I'm fucked if I believed it.
Major suggestion: Make the web site easier to read:
Increase the font size, and LOSE THE LIGHT ...
maturin1919 comments on Apr 26, 2019:
Lol, adjust your settings, dude.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2019:
You beat me to it lol
maturin1919 comments on Apr 26, 2019:
Lol, adjust your settings, dude.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2019:
You beat me to it lol
California Senate passes bill to end discrimination based on hair in school and workplaces - JURIST ...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A law claiming an employer cannot discriminate on the grounds of a hair style is ludicrous, it is basically calling an end to standards of dress and professionalism in favour of a stupid, childish "You can't tell me what to do, your not my Dad" entitled attitude that is all too common today.
The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 25, 2019:
@altschmerz Exactly, but they are both dreadlocks and under the wording of this law equally could not be discriminated against.
I understand the intent is to stop racism but as it stands this law is open to massive amounts of abuse and petty litigation, by any lazy git who wants to exploit it.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A law claiming an employer cannot discriminate on the grounds of a hair style is ludicrous, it is basically calling an end to standards of dress and professionalism in favour of a stupid, childish "You can't tell me what to do, your not my Dad" entitled attitude that is all too common today.
The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 25, 2019:
@altschmerz Exactly, but they are both dreadlocks and under the wording of this law equally could not be discriminated against.
I understand the intent is to stop racism but as it stands this law is open to massive amounts of abuse and petty litigation, by any lazy git who wants to exploit it.
California Senate passes bill to end discrimination based on hair in school and workplaces - JURIST ...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A law claiming an employer cannot discriminate on the grounds of a hair style is ludicrous, it is basically calling an end to standards of dress and professionalism in favour of a stupid, childish "You can't tell me what to do, your not my Dad" entitled attitude that is all too common today.
The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 25, 2019:
@altschmerz True but once you establish a precedent it has to apply to all or to none, and you can have smart cornrows, Braids, locks and twists tied back for a work environment safely and you can have the same thing, over long, decorated and hanging wild
Which of these would you hire?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A law claiming an employer cannot discriminate on the grounds of a hair style is ludicrous, it is basically calling an end to standards of dress and professionalism in favour of a stupid, childish "You can't tell me what to do, your not my Dad" entitled attitude that is all too common today.
The ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 25, 2019:
@altschmerz True but once you establish a precedent it has to apply to all or to none, and you can have smart cornrows, Braids, locks and twists tied back for a work environment safely and you can have the same thing, over long, decorated and hanging wild
Which of these would you hire?
noun, plural ca·nards /k?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A slight variation on the etymology is that it comes from the French word Caner (pronounced Can-air) meaning to Quack as in the noise made by a duck.
In France the word also came to mean a lie or a hoax, when it was brought to England with the Normans in the 11th century the word evolved two ways ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@Marionville Because English has so many root and contributory languages it can be wonderfully precise and since almost every word has at least two meaning is open to puns and plays on words more than any other language.
Yet today most people blessed with this tongue choose to limit their vocabulary to a few monosyllabic grunts, such a shame.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A slight variation on the etymology is that it comes from the French word Caner (pronounced Can-air) meaning to Quack as in the noise made by a duck.
In France the word also came to mean a lie or a hoax, when it was brought to England with the Normans in the 11th century the word evolved two ways ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@Marionville Because English has so many root and contributory languages it can be wonderfully precise and since almost every word has at least two meaning is open to puns and plays on words more than any other language.
Yet today most people blessed with this tongue choose to limit their vocabulary to a few monosyllabic grunts, such a shame.
noun, plural ca·nards /k?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A slight variation on the etymology is that it comes from the French word Caner (pronounced Can-air) meaning to Quack as in the noise made by a duck.
In France the word also came to mean a lie or a hoax, when it was brought to England with the Normans in the 11th century the word evolved two ways ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@aahouck49 I just love words, it is a lifelong passion
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
A slight variation on the etymology is that it comes from the French word Caner (pronounced Can-air) meaning to Quack as in the noise made by a duck.
In France the word also came to mean a lie or a hoax, when it was brought to England with the Normans in the 11th century the word evolved two ways ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@aahouck49 I just love words, it is a lifelong passion
Pastor asks students to spit on him, cut him as part of Easter lesson - CNN
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
What a pervert, but what does it say about kids who were willing to do this and laugh?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@altschmerz As it is we have have to make do with gruesome bloody statues inside and outside of RC Churches traumatising little kids.
You've got to love an organisation that says a picture of a woman's breasts are going to corrupt beyond redemption any child who sees them, but a statue of blood soaked dying man in a nappy nailed to a 2 by 4 with thorns on his head is spiritually edifying.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 24, 2019:
What a pervert, but what does it say about kids who were willing to do this and laugh?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@altschmerz As it is we have have to make do with gruesome bloody statues inside and outside of RC Churches traumatising little kids.
You've got to love an organisation that says a picture of a woman's breasts are going to corrupt beyond redemption any child who sees them, but a statue of blood soaked dying man in a nappy nailed to a 2 by 4 with thorns on his head is spiritually edifying.
Maine lawmakers vote to remove religious and philosophical exemptions from vaccine requirements - ...
Cast1es comments on Apr 24, 2019:
I can't say I always trust our medical professionals , but then I don't trust the religious leaders , either . My kids and I are vaccinated , still neither side has always been right .
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
Well who do you trust in medical matters?
Cast1es comments on Apr 24, 2019:
I can't say I always trust our medical professionals , but then I don't trust the religious leaders , either . My kids and I are vaccinated , still neither side has always been right .
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
Well who do you trust in medical matters?
What's the Difference Between Agnosticism and Atheism? | HowStuffWorks
Julie808 comments on Apr 23, 2019:
I don't believe in any supernatural gods, but I will concede that it is not knowable whether any gods exist. I also don't really care whether gods exist or not. The answer wouldn't change the way I treat people or conduct my life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@Julie808 You serious are contending that things have to be proven to NOT exist?
Julie808 comments on Apr 23, 2019:
I don't believe in any supernatural gods, but I will concede that it is not knowable whether any gods exist. I also don't really care whether gods exist or not. The answer wouldn't change the way I treat people or conduct my life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 24, 2019:
@Julie808 You serious are contending that things have to be proven to NOT exist?
What is Nothingness, does nothingness exists?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2019:
Dark is the absence of light dark as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Cold is the absence of heat cold as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Nothing is the absence of anything nothing as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
@Bobby9 Yes
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2019:
Dark is the absence of light dark as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Cold is the absence of heat cold as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Nothing is the absence of anything nothing as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
@Bobby9 Yes
Don't be a slave to religion..
Wildgreens comments on Apr 23, 2019:
Does god forgive a free thinker?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
Of course not, as most christians know, *God* only gave you free will so you could **choose** not to use it in order to prove how much love him.
The Christian God is therefore either an idiot or a Wanker or both.
Wildgreens comments on Apr 23, 2019:
Does god forgive a free thinker?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
Of course not, as most christians know, *God* only gave you free will so you could **choose** not to use it in order to prove how much love him.
The Christian God is therefore either an idiot or a Wanker or both.
What is Nothingness, does nothingness exists?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2019:
Dark is the absence of light dark as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Cold is the absence of heat cold as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Nothing is the absence of anything nothing as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
@Bobby9 my point exactly?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2019:
Dark is the absence of light dark as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Cold is the absence of heat cold as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
Nothing is the absence of anything nothing as an entity does not exist it is a descriptive term only
...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
@Bobby9 my point exactly?
What's the Difference Between Agnosticism and Atheism? | HowStuffWorks
frisbee212 comments on Apr 22, 2019:
Ag-Theist, here... I've seen weird shit in my life, and I'm fairly certain, mother nature and her children of deities, are pulling the strings behind the curtain...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
Ag-? What is the prefix Ag supposed to mean?
A- means without as in A-theist, and A-gnostic without god and without knowledge respectively
frisbee212 comments on Apr 22, 2019:
Ag-Theist, here... I've seen weird shit in my life, and I'm fairly certain, mother nature and her children of deities, are pulling the strings behind the curtain...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
Ag-? What is the prefix Ag supposed to mean?
A- means without as in A-theist, and A-gnostic without god and without knowledge respectively
What's the Difference Between Agnosticism and Atheism? | HowStuffWorks
Julie808 comments on Apr 23, 2019:
I don't believe in any supernatural gods, but I will concede that it is not knowable whether any gods exist. I also don't really care whether gods exist or not. The answer wouldn't change the way I treat people or conduct my life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
It is also not knowable if Fairies, Unicorns of Cthulhu exist too but I'm pretty damn sure they don't, why single out the Christian god as exceptional and worthy of your concession?
Julie808 comments on Apr 23, 2019:
I don't believe in any supernatural gods, but I will concede that it is not knowable whether any gods exist. I also don't really care whether gods exist or not. The answer wouldn't change the way I treat people or conduct my life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
It is also not knowable if Fairies, Unicorns of Cthulhu exist too but I'm pretty damn sure they don't, why single out the Christian god as exceptional and worthy of your concession?
What's the Difference Between Agnosticism and Atheism? | HowStuffWorks
Sydland comments on Apr 23, 2019:
I really hate all religions.
I think god is a construct.
Can’t stand religious people.
But I want to go where my pets have gone. I have this glimmer of hope that they’re at peace and happy.
If you don’t agree with this, don’t shit on my glimmer of fantasy.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
"I want to go where my pets have gone."
Don't worry you will.
Sydland comments on Apr 23, 2019:
I really hate all religions.
I think god is a construct.
Can’t stand religious people.
But I want to go where my pets have gone. I have this glimmer of hope that they’re at peace and happy.
If you don’t agree with this, don’t shit on my glimmer of fantasy.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2019:
"I want to go where my pets have gone."
Don't worry you will.
What's your opinion on the burning of the Notre Dame?
oops1951 comments on Apr 22, 2019:
It was insured, so why the need to raise donations?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 22, 2019:
Actually no it was not.
It is owned by the state of France but operated by the Vatican as such it is a state property and is in a condition known as self insurance.
No insurance company can be engaged as that would be public funds being filtered in to private business, under French law that is illegal, the government is expected to maintain their own properties.
The RC church is effectively a tenant, paying in kind with services (no pun intended) for accommodation, they insure their contents of the building but not the building itself.
Hence all the sudden attack of Virtue signalling from business, using the tax money they have fiddled in the past, to right off legitimately against next years tax demand as a charitable donation.
Everyone's a winner.
oops1951 comments on Apr 22, 2019:
It was insured, so why the need to raise donations?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 22, 2019:
Actually no it was not.
It is owned by the state of France but operated by the Vatican as such it is a state property and is in a condition known as self insurance.
No insurance company can be engaged as that would be public funds being filtered in to private business, under French law that is illegal, the government is expected to maintain their own properties.
The RC church is effectively a tenant, paying in kind with services (no pun intended) for accommodation, they insure their contents of the building but not the building itself.
Hence all the sudden attack of Virtue signalling from business, using the tax money they have fiddled in the past, to right off legitimately against next years tax demand as a charitable donation.
Everyone's a winner.
All over today , I've seen or heard the phrase "he is risen", and the first thing to come to my ...
indirect76 comments on Apr 21, 2019:
Why do they say “is” instead of “has”?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
@indirect76 Serious answer is that Christians believe Jesus is alive today, untouched by death, and is pertuallally in a state of grace, therefore the past participle is not applicable to him, as I said, idiots.
Hebrews 13:8-25
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
indirect76 comments on Apr 21, 2019:
Why do they say “is” instead of “has”?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
@indirect76 Serious answer is that Christians believe Jesus is alive today, untouched by death, and is pertuallally in a state of grace, therefore the past participle is not applicable to him, as I said, idiots.
Hebrews 13:8-25
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
All over today , I've seen or heard the phrase "he is risen", and the first thing to come to my ...
indirect76 comments on Apr 21, 2019:
Why do they say “is” instead of “has”?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
Because they are the sort of idiots willing to kill people in the name of an imaginary Zombified Israeli carpenter and part time stand up comic?
indirect76 comments on Apr 21, 2019:
Why do they say “is” instead of “has”?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
Because they are the sort of idiots willing to kill people in the name of an imaginary Zombified Israeli carpenter and part time stand up comic?
“Humanism with Horns”: Hail Satan? Film Review - TheHumanist.com
mordant comments on Apr 20, 2019:
Calling yourself a Satanist when you don't believe in a personal devil is a bit like calling yourself a Christian when you don't believe in Jesus. I have never really understood the confused branding, other than in a distant, intellectual way. I don't see the percentage in ginning up a movement that...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
It is based on the illustration by Eliphas Levi
mordant comments on Apr 20, 2019:
Calling yourself a Satanist when you don't believe in a personal devil is a bit like calling yourself a Christian when you don't believe in Jesus. I have never really understood the confused branding, other than in a distant, intellectual way. I don't see the percentage in ginning up a movement that...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
It is based on the illustration by Eliphas Levi
He's going today?
Novelty comments on Apr 20, 2019:
That's like the line I heard about George W. Bush, he studied Spanish for two years because he was planning to visit Brazil.
But they don't speak Spanish in Brazil, they speak Portuguese.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
@zeuser You are right let me amend that to Relatively Harmless, or perhaps in the words of the late great Douglas Adams "mostly Harmless"
Novelty comments on Apr 20, 2019:
That's like the line I heard about George W. Bush, he studied Spanish for two years because he was planning to visit Brazil.
But they don't speak Spanish in Brazil, they speak Portuguese.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
@zeuser You are right let me amend that to Relatively Harmless, or perhaps in the words of the late great Douglas Adams "mostly Harmless"
AH the Mormon Church as always ready with an appropriate response to the tragedy in Paris, just ...
RussRAB comments on Apr 16, 2019:
Isn't it almost all made of granite? Only in inside will burn. This is also a show of the lack of faith Mormons have. They pay lip service to promises of divine protection - tithing to keep your individual finances stable, garments to protect your body from harm, etc. - but when push comes to shove,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
Nah, they just want the moolah
No one in the first presidency or the Apostles quorum of the twelve actually believe any of the shit they peddle.
RussRAB comments on Apr 16, 2019:
Isn't it almost all made of granite? Only in inside will burn. This is also a show of the lack of faith Mormons have. They pay lip service to promises of divine protection - tithing to keep your individual finances stable, garments to protect your body from harm, etc. - but when push comes to shove,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
Nah, they just want the moolah
No one in the first presidency or the Apostles quorum of the twelve actually believe any of the shit they peddle.
AH the Mormon Church as always ready with an appropriate response to the tragedy in Paris, just ...
guynoir comments on Apr 21, 2019:
If it's important, it should have a fire suppression system, aka sprinklers.
It's not up to the state of Utah.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
You would thinks so would you not, but Mormon thinking is that since Utah is the Promised land given by God to the followers of the Prophet Brigham Young, then without the Church there would be no SLC, so out of gratitude and gratitude to God Utah should not expect the church to pay for its own legal safety requirements for such fake tourist traps as the SLC temple.
In short President Nelson declares "Gawd says Pay Me Bitches!!"
guynoir comments on Apr 21, 2019:
If it's important, it should have a fire suppression system, aka sprinklers.
It's not up to the state of Utah.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2019:
You would thinks so would you not, but Mormon thinking is that since Utah is the Promised land given by God to the followers of the Prophet Brigham Young, then without the Church there would be no SLC, so out of gratitude and gratitude to God Utah should not expect the church to pay for its own legal safety requirements for such fake tourist traps as the SLC temple.
In short President Nelson declares "Gawd says Pay Me Bitches!!"
NECRONOMICON.
Cutiebeauty comments on Apr 20, 2019:
That's very interesting... Authors dabble in the creation of words... Isn't that called lexacology.... ? Or lexography...?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
The creation of a new word from existing linguistic sources (as opposed to just making something up) is called a **Neologism.**
For example if I discover a new breed of cat from Japan and call it a Necohongo a pun and contraction on the words Nihongo and Neko meaning literally "japanese for cat" that is a Neologism.
If I call it a Mewmew that is not, that is just a onomatopoeic affectation.
Cutiebeauty comments on Apr 20, 2019:
That's very interesting... Authors dabble in the creation of words... Isn't that called lexacology.... ? Or lexography...?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
The creation of a new word from existing linguistic sources (as opposed to just making something up) is called a **Neologism.**
For example if I discover a new breed of cat from Japan and call it a Necohongo a pun and contraction on the words Nihongo and Neko meaning literally "japanese for cat" that is a Neologism.
If I call it a Mewmew that is not, that is just a onomatopoeic affectation.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu: Leave No Palestinian or Arab Alive | Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs...
Redheadedgammy comments on Apr 19, 2019:
If the Arabs put down their arms Netanyahu would murder them all.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
"Ol' Ben" is very much of the school of policing that claims, attacking my boot with your testicles or fouling my bullets with your blood, is a sufficient crime to merit summary execution.
Redheadedgammy comments on Apr 19, 2019:
If the Arabs put down their arms Netanyahu would murder them all.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
"Ol' Ben" is very much of the school of policing that claims, attacking my boot with your testicles or fouling my bullets with your blood, is a sufficient crime to merit summary execution.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu: Leave No Palestinian or Arab Alive | Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs...
KKGator comments on Apr 19, 2019:
Hey, here's a thought, wipe out every believer on the planet.
See how that works out for everyone.
Fuck the muslims and the jews. None of them are better than anyone else.
I'm so sick of this bullshit.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
The "Glory" of a martyrs death promises all sorts of perks, so long as you die pointlessly and meaninglessly first of course.
KKGator comments on Apr 19, 2019:
Hey, here's a thought, wipe out every believer on the planet.
See how that works out for everyone.
Fuck the muslims and the jews. None of them are better than anyone else.
I'm so sick of this bullshit.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
The "Glory" of a martyrs death promises all sorts of perks, so long as you die pointlessly and meaninglessly first of course.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu: Leave No Palestinian or Arab Alive | Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 19, 2019:
The oppressed find in the oppressors their model of 'manhood.'
Paulo Freire
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
@cava You can read it that way yes 😄 If you assume any of the chinless wonders leading the colonisation had any testicular fortitude to begin with.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 19, 2019:
The oppressed find in the oppressors their model of 'manhood.'
Paulo Freire
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
@cava You can read it that way yes 😄 If you assume any of the chinless wonders leading the colonisation had any testicular fortitude to begin with.
The holiiiiest daaaay of the yeeeeaaaar!
Beowulfsfriend comments on Apr 20, 2019:
Jesus gave up an entire weekend for your sins. Doesn't have the same ring to it, but it does have added validity (had he been real).
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
Or if you are a Mormon, Jesus took a three day shoppers special excursion to New York for the sins of the world, was back in time for work on Monday.
Beowulfsfriend comments on Apr 20, 2019:
Jesus gave up an entire weekend for your sins. Doesn't have the same ring to it, but it does have added validity (had he been real).
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
Or if you are a Mormon, Jesus took a three day shoppers special excursion to New York for the sins of the world, was back in time for work on Monday.
He's going today?
Novelty comments on Apr 20, 2019:
That's like the line I heard about George W. Bush, he studied Spanish for two years because he was planning to visit Brazil.
But they don't speak Spanish in Brazil, they speak Portuguese.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
Those happy days when we knew the President of the US was but a harmless loon
Novelty comments on Apr 20, 2019:
That's like the line I heard about George W. Bush, he studied Spanish for two years because he was planning to visit Brazil.
But they don't speak Spanish in Brazil, they speak Portuguese.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2019:
Those happy days when we knew the President of the US was but a harmless loon
HUBRIS: n.
WonderWartHog99 comments on Apr 19, 2019:
Hubris leads to nemesis.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2019:
I was going to point out that too, hubris (arrogance before the gods) calls forth Nemesis the avenger of the gods.
WonderWartHog99 comments on Apr 19, 2019:
Hubris leads to nemesis.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2019:
I was going to point out that too, hubris (arrogance before the gods) calls forth Nemesis the avenger of the gods.
Did Jesus of Nazareth exist?
Novelty comments on Apr 15, 2019:
I'll give him one chance in three of being based on some crazy preacher or cult leader.
Neither Pliny, Josephus, or Tacitus talk about Jesus.
Especially Josephus which is a blatant forgery, we even have a prime suspect that probably did it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQzZPGBMmVc
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2019:
@Novelty I didn't, I was posting at Holden you just got copied in because you were part of the conversation.
You could obviously not see I was agreeing with you, but even so why get in such a tizz?
Heraclitus was also copied in, he knew what had happened why didn't you?
So I will gladly fuck off, because I don't need your sort of paranoia in my life.
Novelty comments on Apr 15, 2019:
I'll give him one chance in three of being based on some crazy preacher or cult leader.
Neither Pliny, Josephus, or Tacitus talk about Jesus.
Especially Josephus which is a blatant forgery, we even have a prime suspect that probably did it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQzZPGBMmVc
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2019:
@Novelty I didn't, I was posting at Holden you just got copied in because you were part of the conversation.
You could obviously not see I was agreeing with you, but even so why get in such a tizz?
Heraclitus was also copied in, he knew what had happened why didn't you?
So I will gladly fuck off, because I don't need your sort of paranoia in my life.
Iranian lawmakers approve measure labeling US forces in Middle East terrorists
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 17, 2019:
One Man's Terrorist another Man's Freedom Fighter
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez So was I, it is French not American, it may get used world wide but it is a 200 and odd year old French cliché, used for the purposes of political demonization, that's all I was saying, I would not presume to lecture you in language use, you are perfectly eloquent
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 17, 2019:
One Man's Terrorist another Man's Freedom Fighter
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez So was I, it is French not American, it may get used world wide but it is a 200 and odd year old French cliché, used for the purposes of political demonization, that's all I was saying, I would not presume to lecture you in language use, you are perfectly eloquent
Did Jesus of Nazareth exist?
1of5 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
Nazareth was founded around 100 A.D., if memory serves.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@1of5 I agree it is all fake
1of5 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
Nazareth was founded around 100 A.D., if memory serves.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@1of5 I agree it is all fake
Iranian lawmakers approve measure labeling US forces in Middle East terrorists
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 17, 2019:
One Man's Terrorist another Man's Freedom Fighter
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez
Actually the word terroriste (original spelling) is French not American and was a derogatory name given to the victorious revolutionaires when they began persecuting the people of France in a much worse manner than the aristocracy ever did in the name of the Freedom they had fought for.
Hence my original quotation of a 17th century cliché translated from the French original
« le terroriste de l'un, c'est le résistant de l'autre »
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 17, 2019:
One Man's Terrorist another Man's Freedom Fighter
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez
Actually the word terroriste (original spelling) is French not American and was a derogatory name given to the victorious revolutionaires when they began persecuting the people of France in a much worse manner than the aristocracy ever did in the name of the Freedom they had fought for.
Hence my original quotation of a 17th century cliché translated from the French original
« le terroriste de l'un, c'est le résistant de l'autre »
Iranian lawmakers approve measure labeling US forces in Middle East terrorists
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 17, 2019:
One Man's Terrorist another Man's Freedom Fighter
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez Simply a comment on the evocative power of words, the way in which something or some action can be raised up or demonised by the way it is described and from the point of view for which it is observed or branded and sold to a gullible public for the sake of political expediency.
Such a phrase does not need to accurate to useful.
For a simple example, are resistance fighters in an occupied country terrorists or freedom fighters very much depends on if you are the occupier or the occupied and ultimately who wins.
In his time Nelson Mandela was described as both.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 17, 2019:
One Man's Terrorist another Man's Freedom Fighter
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez Simply a comment on the evocative power of words, the way in which something or some action can be raised up or demonised by the way it is described and from the point of view for which it is observed or branded and sold to a gullible public for the sake of political expediency.
Such a phrase does not need to accurate to useful.
For a simple example, are resistance fighters in an occupied country terrorists or freedom fighters very much depends on if you are the occupier or the occupied and ultimately who wins.
In his time Nelson Mandela was described as both.
So with Notre Dame Cathedral burning to the ground I expect all the nonbelievers here bouts are ...
powder comments on Apr 16, 2019:
Did you have the same heart felt response to historic architecture being destroyed in Syria? Iraq? Afghanistan?
I would suggest these sites are far older and more valuable to humanity than an European church.
Yet none cared for ME antiquities as much as much as white christian European ones.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
When the Taliban mindless blew up historical buddhist and religious statues as blasphemous in the middle east, I wept for the disrespect for history, beauty and craftsmanship as much I did this week. Please don't presume to call us all philistines or vandals.
powder comments on Apr 16, 2019:
Did you have the same heart felt response to historic architecture being destroyed in Syria? Iraq? Afghanistan?
I would suggest these sites are far older and more valuable to humanity than an European church.
Yet none cared for ME antiquities as much as much as white christian European ones.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
When the Taliban mindless blew up historical buddhist and religious statues as blasphemous in the middle east, I wept for the disrespect for history, beauty and craftsmanship as much I did this week. Please don't presume to call us all philistines or vandals.
Omar Supporters and Trump Supporters Square Off in Minnesota
bobwjr comments on Apr 16, 2019:
What a asshole love Omar she is not as they portray
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@Trajan61
"it’s a disgrace that she’s a congresswoman!!"
Ah how beautiful it is to live in a democracy.
bobwjr comments on Apr 16, 2019:
What a asshole love Omar she is not as they portray
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@Trajan61
"it’s a disgrace that she’s a congresswoman!!"
Ah how beautiful it is to live in a democracy.
POGONOPHOBE - the technical term for a person afraid of beards is a pogonophobe.
TheDoubter comments on Apr 16, 2019:
why did words like this come to be?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@FrayedBear All words are made up but it is linguistically sound Tubia a tube, aqua liquid, odium a disgust or hatred of. 😉
TheDoubter comments on Apr 16, 2019:
why did words like this come to be?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@FrayedBear All words are made up but it is linguistically sound Tubia a tube, aqua liquid, odium a disgust or hatred of. 😉
Did Jesus of Nazareth exist?
Novelty comments on Apr 15, 2019:
I'll give him one chance in three of being based on some crazy preacher or cult leader.
Neither Pliny, Josephus, or Tacitus talk about Jesus.
Especially Josephus which is a blatant forgery, we even have a prime suspect that probably did it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQzZPGBMmVc
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@Holden @Novelty @Heraclitus
Either you are ill informed or indiscriminately cutting and pasting without checking your information.
Josephus makes one mention of Jesus, it is a clear forgery and has been known to be such for hundreds of years
However Josephus spends an entire chapter talking about John the Baptist as being hailed as the messiah and the Christians (the anointed ones) who are JOHN's followers. No where in any of his descriptions of the story of the Baptist does he ever mentions Jesus, let alone John being his herald.
John was an important socio political figure, a famous preacher and was reported on by Roman historians, Jewish historian and even Samaritan historians, something the Modern Christian (Jesus) church like to play down.
“common knowledge among biblical scholars, believers and non believers alike.”
Pliny *the younger* not writing contemporarily to the supposed time of Jesus but in his court records as a magistrate mentions not Jesus but an already long established sect of people calling themselves Christians, the followers of an executed prophet. He is referring to the arrested followers of John, who were still making a political nuisance of themselves and had long since been declared an illegal organisation.
Deducing Jesus from the writings of Pliny is akin to some future historian deducing the existence of Spiderman as a real person from old photos of comicon in which someone dressed up as superhuman.
“common knowledge among biblical scholars, believers and non believers alike.”
Tacitus was writing circa 100AD and again described not Jesus but a “new” popular cult of Christians, people who where a damned nuisance and were actually in his opinion comical in their pacifism.
If these were followers of Jesus, John we don't know, because it the mention is only a passing joke, a bit of light relief for his readers.
“common knowledge among biblical scholars, believers and non believers alike.”
Novelty comments on Apr 15, 2019:
I'll give him one chance in three of being based on some crazy preacher or cult leader.
Neither Pliny, Josephus, or Tacitus talk about Jesus.
Especially Josephus which is a blatant forgery, we even have a prime suspect that probably did it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQzZPGBMmVc
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@Holden @Novelty @Heraclitus
Either you are ill informed or indiscriminately cutting and pasting without checking your information.
Josephus makes one mention of Jesus, it is a clear forgery and has been known to be such for hundreds of years
However Josephus spends an entire chapter talking about John the Baptist as being hailed as the messiah and the Christians (the anointed ones) who are JOHN's followers. No where in any of his descriptions of the story of the Baptist does he ever mentions Jesus, let alone John being his herald.
John was an important socio political figure, a famous preacher and was reported on by Roman historians, Jewish historian and even Samaritan historians, something the Modern Christian (Jesus) church like to play down.
“common knowledge among biblical scholars, believers and non believers alike.”
Pliny *the younger* not writing contemporarily to the supposed time of Jesus but in his court records as a magistrate mentions not Jesus but an already long established sect of people calling themselves Christians, the followers of an executed prophet. He is referring to the arrested followers of John, who were still making a political nuisance of themselves and had long since been declared an illegal organisation.
Deducing Jesus from the writings of Pliny is akin to some future historian deducing the existence of Spiderman as a real person from old photos of comicon in which someone dressed up as superhuman.
“common knowledge among biblical scholars, believers and non believers alike.”
Tacitus was writing circa 100AD and again described not Jesus but a “new” popular cult of Christians, people who where a damned nuisance and were actually in his opinion comical in their pacifism.
If these were followers of Jesus, John we don't know, because it the mention is only a passing joke, a bit of light relief for his readers.
“common knowledge among biblical scholars, believers and non believers alike.”
Did Jesus of Nazareth exist?
1of5 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
Nazareth was founded around 100 A.D., if memory serves.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@Heraclitus That is pushing it, Luke describes the cliff as being outside of the town, close enough that Jesus could be dragged to it's edge, after leaving the synagogue on a sabbath.
In Jewish tradition a sabbath's days journey is no more than a couple of hundred yards, Mount Percice is a mile and a half away from the edge of the city, so he would have to be dragged to the city edge, across open country and then they would have to climb it in order to throw him off it.
This is hardly what Luke 4:29 describes
29 They got up, drove him out of the town, and took him to the brow of the hill on which the town was built, in order to throw him off the cliff.
Nazareth is not built on a hill and has no cliff edge and is in a valley (see pic)
This another one of those medieval Christian fake tourist traps like the site of the stable in Bethlehem, the site of the crucifixion and the site of the empty tomb.
As for there being buildings discovered there contemporary to the supposed time of Christ, unless they had Chez Jesus written on them in angelic fire so what?
1of5 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
Nazareth was founded around 100 A.D., if memory serves.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@Heraclitus That is pushing it, Luke describes the cliff as being outside of the town, close enough that Jesus could be dragged to it's edge, after leaving the synagogue on a sabbath.
In Jewish tradition a sabbath's days journey is no more than a couple of hundred yards, Mount Percice is a mile and a half away from the edge of the city, so he would have to be dragged to the city edge, across open country and then they would have to climb it in order to throw him off it.
This is hardly what Luke 4:29 describes
29 They got up, drove him out of the town, and took him to the brow of the hill on which the town was built, in order to throw him off the cliff.
Nazareth is not built on a hill and has no cliff edge and is in a valley (see pic)
This another one of those medieval Christian fake tourist traps like the site of the stable in Bethlehem, the site of the crucifixion and the site of the empty tomb.
As for there being buildings discovered there contemporary to the supposed time of Christ, unless they had Chez Jesus written on them in angelic fire so what?
POGONOPHOBE - the technical term for a person afraid of beards is a pogonophobe.
TheDoubter comments on Apr 16, 2019:
why did words like this come to be?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@WonderWartHog99 @FrayedBear
That would probably be
Tubiaquodium
TheDoubter comments on Apr 16, 2019:
why did words like this come to be?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2019:
@WonderWartHog99 @FrayedBear
That would probably be
Tubiaquodium
Did Jesus of Nazareth exist?
1of5 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
Nazareth was founded around 100 A.D., if memory serves.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 16, 2019:
@Heraclitus Doesn't matter, the home village of Jesus the carpenter is clearly stated to sit on a cliff side (the villagers try and throw him off the cliff Luke 4:29 )
Modern Nazareth sits at the bottom of a valley.
1of5 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
Nazareth was founded around 100 A.D., if memory serves.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 16, 2019:
@Heraclitus Doesn't matter, the home village of Jesus the carpenter is clearly stated to sit on a cliff side (the villagers try and throw him off the cliff Luke 4:29 )
Modern Nazareth sits at the bottom of a valley.
Today one of the Showtime channels was doing a few Bill Murray movies and I got to wondering about ...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
I am afraid though you are wrong about Bill's earliest film work, Bill's first cinematic movie was the animated sex spoof Jungle Burger 1975, he was part of the English voice over crew, He then appeared in British movie The Rutles in 1978 as himself in his radio DJ persona and in Meatballs 1979 in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 16, 2019:
@johnnybaby55 Yeah not a great piece of cinema
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
I am afraid though you are wrong about Bill's earliest film work, Bill's first cinematic movie was the animated sex spoof Jungle Burger 1975, he was part of the English voice over crew, He then appeared in British movie The Rutles in 1978 as himself in his radio DJ persona and in Meatballs 1979 in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 16, 2019:
@johnnybaby55 Yeah not a great piece of cinema
[msn.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
My fear is that this will be, or will be used as a burning of the Reichstag moment, to inflame passions against the Muslims or the yellow Vests.
Either way will lead to extreme unrest in France and almost certainly a terrible loss of life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
@Mofo1953
Do you have to practice to that ignorant and rude or does it come naturally to you?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
My fear is that this will be, or will be used as a burning of the Reichstag moment, to inflame passions against the Muslims or the yellow Vests.
Either way will lead to extreme unrest in France and almost certainly a terrible loss of life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
@Mofo1953
Do you have to practice to that ignorant and rude or does it come naturally to you?
[msn.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
My fear is that this will be, or will be used as a burning of the Reichstag moment, to inflame passions against the Muslims or the yellow Vests.
Either way will lead to extreme unrest in France and almost certainly a terrible loss of life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
@Mofo1953 Hope so, but it seem convenient that it happened on the sixth anniversary of the American Boston Marathon bombings, almost to the hour
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 15, 2019:
My fear is that this will be, or will be used as a burning of the Reichstag moment, to inflame passions against the Muslims or the yellow Vests.
Either way will lead to extreme unrest in France and almost certainly a terrible loss of life.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
@Mofo1953 Hope so, but it seem convenient that it happened on the sixth anniversary of the American Boston Marathon bombings, almost to the hour
Trump vows that The New York Times ‘will be gone’ in six years
Charlene comments on Apr 13, 2019:
He'll be gone in 2 years..if not sooner..
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
Don't bank on it
Charlene comments on Apr 13, 2019:
He'll be gone in 2 years..if not sooner..
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
Don't bank on it
I'm not sure why she has her hand over her crotch.
St-Sinner comments on Apr 15, 2019:
All shapes and sizes excite me
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
@WonderWartHog99 a kind smile can make a Venus of an Ogress
St-Sinner comments on Apr 15, 2019:
All shapes and sizes excite me
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 15, 2019:
@WonderWartHog99 a kind smile can make a Venus of an Ogress
This is apparently a computer game (of which subject I am wholly ignorant) geared towards personal ...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 12, 2019:
What a load of old cobblers.
Another one for the easy answers, wooley minded and something for nothing brigade.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 13, 2019:
@Allamanda
It is on a level with "the secret" and it's seven laws of attraction, cosmic ordering and Deepak Chopra, in short dangerous and expensive charlatism
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 12, 2019:
What a load of old cobblers.
Another one for the easy answers, wooley minded and something for nothing brigade.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 13, 2019:
@Allamanda
It is on a level with "the secret" and it's seven laws of attraction, cosmic ordering and Deepak Chopra, in short dangerous and expensive charlatism
Name some movie re-makes that have a precipitous drop-off from the original.
BoingoOingo42 comments on Apr 13, 2019:
The Manchurian Candidate.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 13, 2019:
Absolutely
BoingoOingo42 comments on Apr 13, 2019:
The Manchurian Candidate.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 13, 2019:
Absolutely
Name some movie re-makes that have a precipitous drop-off from the original.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 12, 2019:
The Prisoner of Zenda 1979 terrible spoof remake of the 1952 film which was a good remake of the 1937 film
Every freaking single remake of any John Carpenter film, all without exception terrible
House of wax 2005 terrible sort of remake of the 1953 film which was a good remake of the 1933 ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 13, 2019:
@GuyKeith
The Josh Brolin version does measure up reasonably well to the 2003 Korean version, but in all honesty neither version does justice to the sheer grotesqueries of the original graphic serialisation (it's not fair to class this story as simply a manga), mainly because Park Chan-wook altered so much in order to have it fit in with his thematic Vengeance trilogy.
Spike Lee's version, despite his protestations to the contrary is simply a remake of the Korean film, following its plot rather than the nuances of the original story.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 12, 2019:
The Prisoner of Zenda 1979 terrible spoof remake of the 1952 film which was a good remake of the 1937 film
Every freaking single remake of any John Carpenter film, all without exception terrible
House of wax 2005 terrible sort of remake of the 1953 film which was a good remake of the 1933 ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 13, 2019:
@GuyKeith
The Josh Brolin version does measure up reasonably well to the 2003 Korean version, but in all honesty neither version does justice to the sheer grotesqueries of the original graphic serialisation (it's not fair to class this story as simply a manga), mainly because Park Chan-wook altered so much in order to have it fit in with his thematic Vengeance trilogy.
Spike Lee's version, despite his protestations to the contrary is simply a remake of the Korean film, following its plot rather than the nuances of the original story.
Arguments about God?
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
@WilliamFleming
"Spirituality does not involve faith or belief, and spirituality has nothing to do with magic or the supernatural."
Okay, when start this sort of intellectually dishonest linguistic game of reinterpreting words to mean whatever you want them too in order to back up your own spurious contentions, I am through talking to you.
I'll just say in closing Clothes pegs in aspic, egg whisk and wibble.
That may sound like nonsense to you but I know what I define those words to mean in my own personal lexicon and it makes perfect sense to my interpretation.
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
@WilliamFleming
"Spirituality does not involve faith or belief, and spirituality has nothing to do with magic or the supernatural."
Okay, when start this sort of intellectually dishonest linguistic game of reinterpreting words to mean whatever you want them too in order to back up your own spurious contentions, I am through talking to you.
I'll just say in closing Clothes pegs in aspic, egg whisk and wibble.
That may sound like nonsense to you but I know what I define those words to mean in my own personal lexicon and it makes perfect sense to my interpretation.
Arguments about God?
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
@WilliamFleming
There is no such thing in mainstream science as "a blind and stupid belief in the tenets of materialistic scientism.", in fact I would go so far as to say there is no such thing full stop. The sentence makes no sense at all. I will assume you are talking about the tenets of scientific materialism in which case had ANY evidence at all ever been presented to back up the absurd claims of religion and a so called spirituality (or even a definition offered of the latter) it would have been tested observed and raised to the level of an accepted theory at least 100 years ago.
It has not, because it has never been able to offer any evidence let alone present it any scientific model, any mathematical model or even a reasonable hypothesis.
You cannot sweep under the carpet that which does not exist, that is a purview of the loonatic fringe of conspiracy theorist alone.
On the second point in modern times, many scientist have acknowledged the possibility of some kind of higher power, some have even strayed in to Deism acknowledging the Universe it self as a possible contender for that title, none that I am aware of have acnowledged a foundation or even an acceptance of the concept of faith.
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
@WilliamFleming
There is no such thing in mainstream science as "a blind and stupid belief in the tenets of materialistic scientism.", in fact I would go so far as to say there is no such thing full stop. The sentence makes no sense at all. I will assume you are talking about the tenets of scientific materialism in which case had ANY evidence at all ever been presented to back up the absurd claims of religion and a so called spirituality (or even a definition offered of the latter) it would have been tested observed and raised to the level of an accepted theory at least 100 years ago.
It has not, because it has never been able to offer any evidence let alone present it any scientific model, any mathematical model or even a reasonable hypothesis.
You cannot sweep under the carpet that which does not exist, that is a purview of the loonatic fringe of conspiracy theorist alone.
On the second point in modern times, many scientist have acknowledged the possibility of some kind of higher power, some have even strayed in to Deism acknowledging the Universe it self as a possible contender for that title, none that I am aware of have acnowledged a foundation or even an acceptance of the concept of faith.
Name some movie re-makes that have a precipitous drop-off from the original.
Lutherzme comments on Apr 12, 2019:
The Police Academy sequels went downhill fast!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
They were all mindlessly watchable until the 7th one, which was terrible, when even the presence of Christopher Lee and Ron Perlman cannot elevate your script out of the sewer, it is time to give up film making and maybe consider sanitation as an alternate career.
Lutherzme comments on Apr 12, 2019:
The Police Academy sequels went downhill fast!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
They were all mindlessly watchable until the 7th one, which was terrible, when even the presence of Christopher Lee and Ron Perlman cannot elevate your script out of the sewer, it is time to give up film making and maybe consider sanitation as an alternate career.
Name some movie re-makes that have a precipitous drop-off from the original.
242Foxtrot comments on Apr 12, 2019:
The Haunting. The 1999 remake was entirely unnecessary, and a joke compared to the 1963 masterpiece.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
The 1963 film is over rated and though still vastly superior to the 1999 version lacks much of the supressed erotisism the 99 was able to explore more fully.
The two female leads are better cast in the later film Nel (Eleanor) especially is more like the character in the book Julie Harris was too glamorous Lili Taylor was perfect.
242Foxtrot comments on Apr 12, 2019:
The Haunting. The 1999 remake was entirely unnecessary, and a joke compared to the 1963 masterpiece.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
The 1963 film is over rated and though still vastly superior to the 1999 version lacks much of the supressed erotisism the 99 was able to explore more fully.
The two female leads are better cast in the later film Nel (Eleanor) especially is more like the character in the book Julie Harris was too glamorous Lili Taylor was perfect.
Arguments about God?
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
@WilliamFleming
Faith is an insult to logic, reason and rationality, choosing to be wilfully ignorant and "deciding" to believe something in the absence of evidence or even in the face of counter evidence IS stupid, their is no other word for it.
Many "brilliant intellectuals down through history have expressed religious sentiments." because if they didn't or went against them they got burned to death as heretics or were given over to the tender ministrations of the inquisition, so they had the intelligence to lie and pay lip service. Only religion has and needs martyrs.
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
@WilliamFleming
Faith is an insult to logic, reason and rationality, choosing to be wilfully ignorant and "deciding" to believe something in the absence of evidence or even in the face of counter evidence IS stupid, their is no other word for it.
Many "brilliant intellectuals down through history have expressed religious sentiments." because if they didn't or went against them they got burned to death as heretics or were given over to the tender ministrations of the inquisition, so they had the intelligence to lie and pay lip service. Only religion has and needs martyrs.
How to please a woman???
Cast1es comments on Apr 12, 2019:
At least MY credit card , never feels the need to insult and belittle me , for no apparent reason . I guess it's good enough on it's own , that it doesn't have to cut me down to it's tiny size .
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
come on, if the caption had said most men are satisfied with 3 and a quarter inches in their pocket and made the same joke, you would have laughed.
These jokes belittle no one we know they are not true, but poke fun at stereotypes, all jokes have victims, that is part of what makes them funny.
Cast1es comments on Apr 12, 2019:
At least MY credit card , never feels the need to insult and belittle me , for no apparent reason . I guess it's good enough on it's own , that it doesn't have to cut me down to it's tiny size .
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
come on, if the caption had said most men are satisfied with 3 and a quarter inches in their pocket and made the same joke, you would have laughed.
These jokes belittle no one we know they are not true, but poke fun at stereotypes, all jokes have victims, that is part of what makes them funny.
Arguments about God?
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
"And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them, is there? In fact, there is no burden at all. Each person must look at the available evidence, and through contemplation and analysis it is possible that intuitions and insights might arise spontaneously within their person."
Which is a lot of words to say some people are stupid enough to have Faith
"It’s really no one else’s business." it is when they start to use their delusion to write laws, elect politician and imposes their idiocy on other people under penalty of anything up to and including death.
WilliamFleming comments on Apr 12, 2019:
“Excuse me, but if you propose the existence of something, anything, then the burden is on you to provide at the minimum some evidence even if you can't provide proof.”
And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them,...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 12, 2019:
"And what is to happen to the person who refuses to bear this burden that you propose? There’s not much you can do to them, is there? In fact, there is no burden at all. Each person must look at the available evidence, and through contemplation and analysis it is possible that intuitions and insights might arise spontaneously within their person."
Which is a lot of words to say some people are stupid enough to have Faith
"It’s really no one else’s business." it is when they start to use their delusion to write laws, elect politician and imposes their idiocy on other people under penalty of anything up to and including death.
Sadly true..
Athena comments on Apr 10, 2019:
This is consistent.
These are the same people who believe Noah travelled across the ocean in an ark and that Adam had a nice chat with a talking snake.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
Well to be fair it was Eve who talked to the snake, Adam was stupid enough to believe her though.
Athena comments on Apr 10, 2019:
This is consistent.
These are the same people who believe Noah travelled across the ocean in an ark and that Adam had a nice chat with a talking snake.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
Well to be fair it was Eve who talked to the snake, Adam was stupid enough to believe her though.
She's in the doghouse now!!!
Bungaloebob comments on Apr 10, 2019:
Y'know...i don't know how these people can be so...MORONIC...TO COMPROMISE YOUR INTEGRITY FOR...trump? NO fracking way!!! At the end of it all...all you have truly...is your integrity...and he gets away scott free...nobody touches him...but...YOU have nothing left...you sold your very soul.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
@Charlene Sh actually is quoted as saying that the only reason she stayed working for the Dump administration for so long is that she knew no one else would ever hire her again after being so complicit in such atrocities.
Bungaloebob comments on Apr 10, 2019:
Y'know...i don't know how these people can be so...MORONIC...TO COMPROMISE YOUR INTEGRITY FOR...trump? NO fracking way!!! At the end of it all...all you have truly...is your integrity...and he gets away scott free...nobody touches him...but...YOU have nothing left...you sold your very soul.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
@Charlene Sh actually is quoted as saying that the only reason she stayed working for the Dump administration for so long is that she knew no one else would ever hire her again after being so complicit in such atrocities.
We are all created equally. Agree/Disagree?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 9, 2019:
We are all equal in the eyes of the Law or Lore, all equal in the right to a life free of unnecessary suffering, all equal in our right to happiness and fulfilment.
But are we born physically, mentally,emotionally equal? Hell NO!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
@Theresa_N That is not a matter of equality, that is a matter of observer preference and/or social construct, there is no measurable scale involved that can be universally applied in order to place one person as better of worse or equal to another.
Disparity or none equality can only be judged in matters quantifiable by scale, such as physical strength, intelligence quotient, amount of knowledge, acquisitions and the wealth of the family one is born in to etc or in matters of abstract concepts such as right to justice, happiness and so forth.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 9, 2019:
We are all equal in the eyes of the Law or Lore, all equal in the right to a life free of unnecessary suffering, all equal in our right to happiness and fulfilment.
But are we born physically, mentally,emotionally equal? Hell NO!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
@Theresa_N That is not a matter of equality, that is a matter of observer preference and/or social construct, there is no measurable scale involved that can be universally applied in order to place one person as better of worse or equal to another.
Disparity or none equality can only be judged in matters quantifiable by scale, such as physical strength, intelligence quotient, amount of knowledge, acquisitions and the wealth of the family one is born in to etc or in matters of abstract concepts such as right to justice, happiness and so forth.
😂😂😂 Roasted?
Rustee comments on Apr 10, 2019:
LOL, shades of the movie "Mama Mia!" - with the girl who has three possible dads.... Although the mother actually admitted having had sex with all three... Unlike Hay-zoos' mother...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
Never seen "Mama Mia!" but that is the plot of "Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell" 1968 too.
Rustee comments on Apr 10, 2019:
LOL, shades of the movie "Mama Mia!" - with the girl who has three possible dads.... Although the mother actually admitted having had sex with all three... Unlike Hay-zoos' mother...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
Never seen "Mama Mia!" but that is the plot of "Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell" 1968 too.
I am reminded today by the principal at my son's school why some species eat their young.
Jolanta comments on Apr 9, 2019:
What did he do?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
@SaucyCheryl Just an anime joke?
Jolanta comments on Apr 9, 2019:
What did he do?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 10, 2019:
@SaucyCheryl Just an anime joke?
If I cannot walk around naked without being arrested for indecency why should any of these people be...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 8, 2019:
Having read the article my only comment can be
For fuck sake grow up you pathetic dick heads, if you want to wear a signal that you are subservient to your own imagination wear inside you clothes!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@FrayedBear Haven't gone to bed yet
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 8, 2019:
Having read the article my only comment can be
For fuck sake grow up you pathetic dick heads, if you want to wear a signal that you are subservient to your own imagination wear inside you clothes!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@FrayedBear Haven't gone to bed yet
Hating an ideology and hating the followers are not the same.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 9, 2019:
Two of the most important people in my whole life were and are Muslim, they were both fine people I was proud to call friend (and believe me I don't extend that curtesy to many people) and neither of them would have placed their religion ahead of family, friends, country or people in general.
One ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@mufassil Only among other Muslims, the same applies to people who quit fundamentalist Christian sects, you whole family might shun you, cause trouble for you, in the case of scientologists (who are not Christian) they will threaten you, your family and friends.
Muslims are not unique in this, the best way is to distance yourself from people who think like that, make new friends, leave it all behind.
Any one who despises you for a religious reason is not a person worth having in your life.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 9, 2019:
Two of the most important people in my whole life were and are Muslim, they were both fine people I was proud to call friend (and believe me I don't extend that curtesy to many people) and neither of them would have placed their religion ahead of family, friends, country or people in general.
One ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@mufassil Only among other Muslims, the same applies to people who quit fundamentalist Christian sects, you whole family might shun you, cause trouble for you, in the case of scientologists (who are not Christian) they will threaten you, your family and friends.
Muslims are not unique in this, the best way is to distance yourself from people who think like that, make new friends, leave it all behind.
Any one who despises you for a religious reason is not a person worth having in your life.
Judge blocks county ban on unvaccinated minors in public - JURIST - News - Legal News & Commentary
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 9, 2019:
Anti-vax arseholes are starting to pop up in this country too, almost all of them when asked why they don't want their kids protected tell doctors (so it is reported) that they "Read something on the internet"
Maybe this is natures way of fighting back the poor little so and sos will either die or...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez Makes me slightly more grateful to have accidentally been born British
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 9, 2019:
Anti-vax arseholes are starting to pop up in this country too, almost all of them when asked why they don't want their kids protected tell doctors (so it is reported) that they "Read something on the internet"
Maybe this is natures way of fighting back the poor little so and sos will either die or...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@SeaGreenEyez Makes me slightly more grateful to have accidentally been born British
I am reminded today by the principal at my son's school why some species eat their young.
Jolanta comments on Apr 9, 2019:
What did he do?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@SaucyCheryl The correct word is Hentai, do they teach them nothing at school these days?
Jolanta comments on Apr 9, 2019:
What did he do?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 9, 2019:
@SaucyCheryl The correct word is Hentai, do they teach them nothing at school these days?
Well the internet is abuzz as April 2019 General conference draws to a close.
twofortea comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Some of my Facebook friends are practicing Mormons that I grew up with. I’ve noticed an uptick in posts from them that are LDS related. It makes me think that it’s been suggested to them that they do this. Am I just imagining this?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 8, 2019:
No there are internet missionaries (they join ex-mo groups and try to break them up from within, they also repost other members to their local stakes, MOST ARE SO INEPT YOU CAN SPOT THEM A MILE AWAY) and there is also a programme of encouragement to to use the net as a missionary tool with family and friends etc.
twofortea comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Some of my Facebook friends are practicing Mormons that I grew up with. I’ve noticed an uptick in posts from them that are LDS related. It makes me think that it’s been suggested to them that they do this. Am I just imagining this?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 8, 2019:
No there are internet missionaries (they join ex-mo groups and try to break them up from within, they also repost other members to their local stakes, MOST ARE SO INEPT YOU CAN SPOT THEM A MILE AWAY) and there is also a programme of encouragement to to use the net as a missionary tool with family and friends etc.
Remember watching Charlie Chan?
freedom41 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
What year did that come out?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 8, 2019:
@freedom41 There have been at least four Charlie Chan TV series as well as the three film series in English up to and including 1981, @Sheannutt maybe referring to one of those.
freedom41 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
What year did that come out?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 8, 2019:
@freedom41 There have been at least four Charlie Chan TV series as well as the three film series in English up to and including 1981, @Sheannutt maybe referring to one of those.
So Kirsten out and McAleen is in as HSD head..a good thing?..I think not!
JK666 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Did she get fired too? Trump thinks government is another season of "The Apprentice."
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
@Charlene An apt comparison considering Republican congressman Mo Brooks quoted Hitler's Mein Kampf in congress this week.
JK666 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Did she get fired too? Trump thinks government is another season of "The Apprentice."
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
@Charlene An apt comparison considering Republican congressman Mo Brooks quoted Hitler's Mein Kampf in congress this week.
Well the internet is abuzz as April 2019 General conference draws to a close.
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Resignations sound good to me.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
the more the merrier.
It is a great time to stand back and watch the so called church implode and dance about desperately after shooting itself repeatedly in the foot.
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Resignations sound good to me.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
the more the merrier.
It is a great time to stand back and watch the so called church implode and dance about desperately after shooting itself repeatedly in the foot.
Remember watching Charlie Chan?
freedom41 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
What year did that come out?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum came out in 1940
freedom41 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
What year did that come out?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum came out in 1940
Remember watching Charlie Chan?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
The first Charlie Chan films came out in 1926 and continued in one form or another until 1976, the final appearance being the children's cartoon series The amazing Chan and the Chan Clan, where he was finally for the one and only time played or at least voiced by an actual Chinese man Keye Luke, and...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
However Chan was only the beginning and probably the least offensive in the years following we got the "Mysterious Mr. Moto" played by Hungarian Peter Lorre (well a foreigner is a foreigner I suppose) and the "Unscrupulous Mr Wong" played by the uncannily "oriental" looking ... Boris Karloff a six foot seven Englishman
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 7, 2019:
The first Charlie Chan films came out in 1926 and continued in one form or another until 1976, the final appearance being the children's cartoon series The amazing Chan and the Chan Clan, where he was finally for the one and only time played or at least voiced by an actual Chinese man Keye Luke, and...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
However Chan was only the beginning and probably the least offensive in the years following we got the "Mysterious Mr. Moto" played by Hungarian Peter Lorre (well a foreigner is a foreigner I suppose) and the "Unscrupulous Mr Wong" played by the uncannily "oriental" looking ... Boris Karloff a six foot seven Englishman
I have just been asked if there is an expression or word to describe this pig's testicles like the ...
Marionville comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Hadn’t heard of the Mountain Oyster...but I always thought that it was curious that the hangover cure of raw eggs, Worcester sauce, vinegar and black pepper was called a Prairie Oyster. The only name I can come up with for the pig’s testicles is the Hog’s Bollocks!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
Beat me to it lol
Marionville comments on Apr 7, 2019:
Hadn’t heard of the Mountain Oyster...but I always thought that it was curious that the hangover cure of raw eggs, Worcester sauce, vinegar and black pepper was called a Prairie Oyster. The only name I can come up with for the pig’s testicles is the Hog’s Bollocks!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 7, 2019:
Beat me to it lol
Kennedy said "ask not what your country can do for you.
Heraclitus comments on Apr 6, 2019:
Who writes this guy's comedy routines?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 6, 2019:
I wish it was me, I could make a fortune
Heraclitus comments on Apr 6, 2019:
Who writes this guy's comedy routines?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 6, 2019:
I wish it was me, I could make a fortune
We are here to HEAL not harm.
KKGator comments on Apr 6, 2019:
Completely disagree.
We are here because we are here.
We do not have a "purpose". We do not have to have a "reason" to be.
We're just here. Just like everything else is just here.
Human nature heals and harms, loves and hates, creates and destroys.
It's all just a cosmic crap-shoot.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 6, 2019:
What she said ^^^^^
KKGator comments on Apr 6, 2019:
Completely disagree.
We are here because we are here.
We do not have a "purpose". We do not have to have a "reason" to be.
We're just here. Just like everything else is just here.
Human nature heals and harms, loves and hates, creates and destroys.
It's all just a cosmic crap-shoot.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 6, 2019:
What she said ^^^^^
Anouk Vergé-Dépré, is a Swiss beach volleyball player...beautiful!
Mofo1953 comments on Apr 6, 2019:
Looks like a badly made photoshop of the face.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 6, 2019:
No it doesn't
Mofo1953 comments on Apr 6, 2019:
Looks like a badly made photoshop of the face.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 6, 2019:
No it doesn't
This true, but I can't think where else to put it
Kennedy said "ask not what your country ...
xyz123 comments on Apr 5, 2019:
I doubt Trump will be remembered for any quote of value.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
unintentional comedic value if he is lucky
xyz123 comments on Apr 5, 2019:
I doubt Trump will be remembered for any quote of value.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
unintentional comedic value if he is lucky
Good news.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 5, 2019:
Yup and another quiet threat to revoke their tax exempt status for criminal discrimination.
Just like the last twice.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
@Meili
The reality is that since 2015, several large software companies have refused to give the LDS discounts on their software licenses and invoiced them for the full amount at the renewal date of 2020.
The IRS suspecting cicaneray approached apple to ask them why this was and Apple told them the LDS no longer met their criteria for a humanitarian charity, because of the Nov 2015 policy change on the children of Homosexual couples.
The IRS checked this with other software companies and found that those who did supply the LDS had already withdrawn their discounts and those that didn't had already informed the LDS they would not offer them reduced licences on the grounds of their homophobic policies.
Apparently BYU students were desperately trying to develop their own alternate software before the current licences expire in 2020. but as yet were no where near doing so.
The IRS approached the church and told them that since they take their definition of a humanitarian organisation from popular business practice, if the LDS continued to be refused charitable status by business, they too would have to reconsider the church's exempt status.
HEY PRESTO revelation from god not to pick on the kids of homosexuals.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 5, 2019:
Yup and another quiet threat to revoke their tax exempt status for criminal discrimination.
Just like the last twice.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
@Meili
The reality is that since 2015, several large software companies have refused to give the LDS discounts on their software licenses and invoiced them for the full amount at the renewal date of 2020.
The IRS suspecting cicaneray approached apple to ask them why this was and Apple told them the LDS no longer met their criteria for a humanitarian charity, because of the Nov 2015 policy change on the children of Homosexual couples.
The IRS checked this with other software companies and found that those who did supply the LDS had already withdrawn their discounts and those that didn't had already informed the LDS they would not offer them reduced licences on the grounds of their homophobic policies.
Apparently BYU students were desperately trying to develop their own alternate software before the current licences expire in 2020. but as yet were no where near doing so.
The IRS approached the church and told them that since they take their definition of a humanitarian organisation from popular business practice, if the LDS continued to be refused charitable status by business, they too would have to reconsider the church's exempt status.
HEY PRESTO revelation from god not to pick on the kids of homosexuals.
This true, but I can't think where else to put it
Kennedy said "ask not what your country ...
Aryn comments on Apr 5, 2019:
I’m baffled about who told him that. He couldn’t have thought it up himself.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
@Aryn Oh how I wish HE were imaginary.
Aryn comments on Apr 5, 2019:
I’m baffled about who told him that. He couldn’t have thought it up himself.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
@Aryn Oh how I wish HE were imaginary.
California thief stuffs chainsaw down his pants - UPI.com
bobwjr comments on Apr 5, 2019:
Hope it starts while in his pants
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
Ow sore
bobwjr comments on Apr 5, 2019:
Hope it starts while in his pants
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
Ow sore
This true, but I can't think where else to put it
Kennedy said "ask not what your country ...
Aryn comments on Apr 5, 2019:
I’m baffled about who told him that. He couldn’t have thought it up himself.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
One of the louder voices in his head?
Aryn comments on Apr 5, 2019:
I’m baffled about who told him that. He couldn’t have thought it up himself.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
One of the louder voices in his head?
Tilting at them..
Novelty comments on Apr 5, 2019:
Perfect, but I think only older more educated people will get it.
They should make a movie about Don Quixote, he seems to be fading from cultural memory.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiiRZJUTT2k
Novelty comments on Apr 5, 2019:
Perfect, but I think only older more educated people will get it.
They should make a movie about Don Quixote, he seems to be fading from cultural memory.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiiRZJUTT2k
Hosea 9 is full of hatred exhibited by god killing the babies.
Count_Viceroy comments on Apr 4, 2019:
Who would name their child Ephraim?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
Hey according my Mormon Patriarchal Blessing I am descended from the tribe of Ephraim , which would probably have come as a surprise to my VERY Jewish Great Grandfather Reuben Clark
Count_Viceroy comments on Apr 4, 2019:
Who would name their child Ephraim?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 5, 2019:
Hey according my Mormon Patriarchal Blessing I am descended from the tribe of Ephraim , which would probably have come as a surprise to my VERY Jewish Great Grandfather Reuben Clark
A little something for those who like their religion with more than a grain of silliness
UpsideDownAgain comments on Apr 4, 2019:
And the name: Scientology. Seriously?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 4, 2019:
I know a very silly word made up of
scientia the Latin verb to know and Logia the Greek for to study
so a hybrid word meaning the study of knowing, for which a perfectly adequate word already existed Epistemology.
For a supposed writer L.Ron Hubbard was an illiterate
UpsideDownAgain comments on Apr 4, 2019:
And the name: Scientology. Seriously?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 4, 2019:
I know a very silly word made up of
scientia the Latin verb to know and Logia the Greek for to study
so a hybrid word meaning the study of knowing, for which a perfectly adequate word already existed Epistemology.
For a supposed writer L.Ron Hubbard was an illiterate
An interesting rock formation.
JimG comments on Apr 4, 2019:
The one on the right isn't a rock it's fossilized feces.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 4, 2019:
The word is coprolite
JimG comments on Apr 4, 2019:
The one on the right isn't a rock it's fossilized feces.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 4, 2019:
The word is coprolite
Janis Lyn Joplin in 1968
Died October 4, 1970 (aged 27)
Los Angeles, California, U.
davknight comments on Apr 4, 2019:
Tragic loss. There was a whole wave of them back then.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 4, 2019:
curse of the 27's
The following list of singers, songwriters and producers all died at age 27
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Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson
Alexander Bashlachev
Alexandra
Alexandre Levy
Amy Winehouse
Anton Yelchin
Arlester "Dyke" Christian
Brian Jones
Bryan Ottoson
Cecilia
Chris Austin
Chris Bell
D. Boon
Damien "Damo" Morris
Dave Alexander
Davor "Moskri" Bobić
Dickie Pride
Dimitar Voev
Elizabeth "Bispy" Amirian
Fat Pat
Freaky Tah
Fredo Santana
Gary Thain
Helmut Köllen
Jacob Miller
Janis Joplin
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Jeremy Michael Ward
Jesse Belvin
Jim Morrison
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Henderson
Kami
Kim Jong-hyun
Kristen Pfaff
Kurt Cobain
Leslie Harvey
Lily Tembo
Linda Jones
Louis Chauvin
Malcolm Hale
Maria Serrano Serrano
Masako Natsume
Mia Zapata
Nat Jaffe
Nate Niec
Nicole Bogner
Orish Grinstead
Pete de Freitas
Pete Ham
Richard Turner
Richey Edwards
Robert Johnson
Rockin' Robin Roberts
Rodrigo Bueno Cuarteto singer
Roger Lee Durham
Ron "Pigpen" McKernan
Rudy Lewis
Sahara Davenport
Sean Patrick McCabe
Slađa Guduraš
Soroush "Looloosh" Farazmand
Stretch
Thomas Fekete
Tomas Lowe
Valentín Elizalde
Wallace "Wally" Yohn
Zenon De Fleur
davknight comments on Apr 4, 2019:
Tragic loss. There was a whole wave of them back then.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 4, 2019:
curse of the 27's
The following list of singers, songwriters and producers all died at age 27
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Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson
Alexander Bashlachev
Alexandra
Alexandre Levy
Amy Winehouse
Anton Yelchin
Arlester "Dyke" Christian
Brian Jones
Bryan Ottoson
Cecilia
Chris Austin
Chris Bell
D. Boon
Damien "Damo" Morris
Dave Alexander
Davor "Moskri" Bobić
Dickie Pride
Dimitar Voev
Elizabeth "Bispy" Amirian
Fat Pat
Freaky Tah
Fredo Santana
Gary Thain
Helmut Köllen
Jacob Miller
Janis Joplin
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Jeremy Michael Ward
Jesse Belvin
Jim Morrison
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Henderson
Kami
Kim Jong-hyun
Kristen Pfaff
Kurt Cobain
Leslie Harvey
Lily Tembo
Linda Jones
Louis Chauvin
Malcolm Hale
Maria Serrano Serrano
Masako Natsume
Mia Zapata
Nat Jaffe
Nate Niec
Nicole Bogner
Orish Grinstead
Pete de Freitas
Pete Ham
Richard Turner
Richey Edwards
Robert Johnson
Rockin' Robin Roberts
Rodrigo Bueno Cuarteto singer
Roger Lee Durham
Ron "Pigpen" McKernan
Rudy Lewis
Sahara Davenport
Sean Patrick McCabe
Slađa Guduraš
Soroush "Looloosh" Farazmand
Stretch
Thomas Fekete
Tomas Lowe
Valentín Elizalde
Wallace "Wally" Yohn
Zenon De Fleur
A little something for those who like their religion with more than a grain of silliness
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Apr 3, 2019:
Ain't that the truth!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 3, 2019:
Xenu be with you sister
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Apr 3, 2019:
Ain't that the truth!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 3, 2019:
Xenu be with you sister
[foxnews.com]
Great news! But not really? but still.. why do men do this?!
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 2, 2019:
I will make up my mind about this when reading some reports from a more reliable source than The Trump fan club and sex offender employment agency network.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 3, 2019:
@dave1459 Yes that is my point, it should be blindingly obvious, but since morons who watch fox new don't seem to get it and hold up such people as examples of some weird generalisation of the male sex, it has to be pointed out in discussion time and time again.
I will assume therefore your comment is ironic and not simply stupid.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 2, 2019:
I will make up my mind about this when reading some reports from a more reliable source than The Trump fan club and sex offender employment agency network.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 3, 2019:
@dave1459 Yes that is my point, it should be blindingly obvious, but since morons who watch fox new don't seem to get it and hold up such people as examples of some weird generalisation of the male sex, it has to be pointed out in discussion time and time again.
I will assume therefore your comment is ironic and not simply stupid.
[foxnews.com]
Great news! But not really? but still.. why do men do this?!
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 2, 2019:
I will make up my mind about this when reading some reports from a more reliable source than The Trump fan club and sex offender employment agency network.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 2, 2019:
Okay I have looked in to the case from a number of other reports and investigations, the probability is beyond reasonable doubt that Lewis was the killer.
However the Fox reports are biased and twisted in a manner to inflame public anger and start a false moral panic, by making it appear that their may have been a racial bias to the original trial, there was not, the first trial was disallowed after a hung jury came about because of genuine concerns were raised of coercion and evidence tampering, these all proved after proper investigation to be unfounded, allowing for the second trial to convict, with no chance of appeal as the evidence was overwhelming.
However the fact that Lewis is seriously mentally unstable is not mentioned in the Fox article, his confessed motive being he killed Ms Vetrano, because his neighbors had been playing music too loudly and this had put him in a bad mood, or that he had twice previously been arrest for public nuisance for spying on neighbors.
So to go back to your original point, it is good a dangerous man has been arrested and taken off the streets and justice is done, but typical of Fox fear bating the reason SOME men do this is because they are criminally insane, with a history of disturbing behaviour and a need to feel empowered, not as Fox likes to promote because Black Men and men in general just do this sort of thing.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 2, 2019:
I will make up my mind about this when reading some reports from a more reliable source than The Trump fan club and sex offender employment agency network.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 2, 2019:
Okay I have looked in to the case from a number of other reports and investigations, the probability is beyond reasonable doubt that Lewis was the killer.
However the Fox reports are biased and twisted in a manner to inflame public anger and start a false moral panic, by making it appear that their may have been a racial bias to the original trial, there was not, the first trial was disallowed after a hung jury came about because of genuine concerns were raised of coercion and evidence tampering, these all proved after proper investigation to be unfounded, allowing for the second trial to convict, with no chance of appeal as the evidence was overwhelming.
However the fact that Lewis is seriously mentally unstable is not mentioned in the Fox article, his confessed motive being he killed Ms Vetrano, because his neighbors had been playing music too loudly and this had put him in a bad mood, or that he had twice previously been arrest for public nuisance for spying on neighbors.
So to go back to your original point, it is good a dangerous man has been arrested and taken off the streets and justice is done, but typical of Fox fear bating the reason SOME men do this is because they are criminally insane, with a history of disturbing behaviour and a need to feel empowered, not as Fox likes to promote because Black Men and men in general just do this sort of thing.
I was sent this by a Swiss friend who lives in Kenya. It is an interesting map!!
Mcflewster comments on Apr 2, 2019:
"Why should we waste time with new map? Lets just change the colors and see if we get away with it."
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 2, 2019:
actual map of BSE outbreaks 1986 to 1996
Mcflewster comments on Apr 2, 2019:
"Why should we waste time with new map? Lets just change the colors and see if we get away with it."
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 2, 2019:
actual map of BSE outbreaks 1986 to 1996
I was sent this by a Swiss friend who lives in Kenya. It is an interesting map!!
Mcflewster comments on Apr 2, 2019:
"Why should we waste time with new map? Lets just change the colors and see if we get away with it."
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 2, 2019:
Just what I was thinking, seems a bit too on the nose to be coincidence (if true)
Mcflewster comments on Apr 2, 2019:
"Why should we waste time with new map? Lets just change the colors and see if we get away with it."
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 2, 2019:
Just what I was thinking, seems a bit too on the nose to be coincidence (if true)
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