Our democracy is in great danger as long as the orange turd is in power.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 20, 2020:

I will be very surprised if he does not at least try to start a war before Christmas in order to declare marshal law and suspend the constitution. He is far from finished. "Tempt not a desparate man" Shakespeare Romeo and Juliette (Act V, Sc. III)

Anal Wax [youtu.be]

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 20, 2020:

Everything we eat comes from somewhere and was once alive, or still is. Is it not cognitive dissonance to object to eating one living thing while happily munching down on another?

Pastor Wiles Warns Florida Liberals We’re Coming After You In a recent telecast to his many ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 20, 2020:

Pastor Wiles/ pasta willies

Yes Ivanka, as all investigators should be, ruthless.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 20, 2020:

Oh she is SO her father's daughter, dumb as fuck and as self entitled as a sinking boat load of millennial douches complaining about the the amount salt water in the prawn cocktail.

Comment from a CA trumper in Orange County regarding the curfew ordered by Governor Newsome from pm ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 20, 2020:

Another millennial genius from the generation who learned life from reality TV.

OH MY!!! Mei Ziang and the baby panda are finally two entities, doing what Mom and kids do! He's...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 20, 2020:

Trump probably thinks this is a Chinese plot to undermine the election by smuggling in multi ethnic, sino espionage agents inside illegal alien nationals disguised as bears carrying forged mail in ballots!

Watch your fingers Joe!

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 19, 2020:

That is feckin' WONDERFUL! Best laugh all day.

There is actually a book with that title! [amazon.com]

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 19, 2020:

Love it

Whether or not God exists, Christopher Hitchens is still a scumbag

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 19, 2020:

OH fuck off, what a waste of time and eyesight.

One for Joe to read?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2020:

Oh dear me, someone read far to much Jean Baudrillard at university and did not understand a word of it. The very idea that Trump was some kind of nationalist messiah simply ignores the in indisputable fact that Trump is a selfish narcissist who does nothing for any kind of "Greater Good" but simply knows how to sell a pig in a poke to a hungry man on the promise that it will one day turn in to a bacon sandwich all by itself. Many have compared Trump to Nixon, but other than the fact that both were impeached there is very little similarity, Ms Chang in this article implies that they are of equal wit and sagacity,which they are not and that Trump has a legacy that will live on comparable to Nixon ending the Vietnam war "an honourable end..." that in time it has come to be realized was the right time, since it stopped sacrificing American lives and forced at least in part Vietnam to give up on communism simply because they could no longer afford it. Nixon's last act of honour was to resign when he knew he was beaten and preserve the dignity of the office, Trumps last act by comparison is to cling on to power as a drowning man will cling on to a barb wire fence, refusing to use the rope thrown to him for fear of it not matching his tie. Trump is not a patriot, he is not even a nationalist he is simply a used car salesman who knows the way to appeal to the widest demographic is not to offer quality or even quantity but to appeal to vanity, base instincts and snobbery. The Trump brand offers not economy, reliability or sturdiness, it offers false self esteem, the promise of admiration and the promise of consequence free, sheer, raw power. Once he has gone his legacy will be like that of Aldolf Hitler, not in that he committed atrocities, but in that he is best remembered by the jokes made about him. Like Hitler in the minds of many is Mel Brooks, Trump will be forever Alec Baldwin.

I was wondering where this term came from. Did anyone else know this?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2020:

Dawkins did name and introduce the concept of the meme in that way, but the idea of the Internet meme, a picture bearing information and humour owes far more and goes back far further to the 19th century mimeograph, a quick way of producing pictures from acid etched brass plates, used for made to order advertisements, joke cards and holiday souvenirs later replaced by picture postcards and photocopy machines.

Trump is determined leave America in the most vulnerable position possible since he was not ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2020:

He is calling home his praetorian guard because he believes the armed forces will protect their god king emperor when he refuses to leave his temple palace next January.

[rawstory.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2020:

Will Mitch? I doubt anyone has been within six feet of him voluntarily for decades

I just heard that Guillani is getting $20,000.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2020:

Nothing, Trump does not deal in "good" anything.

Here's something to think about.....

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2020:

Prayer Because an omnipotent god knows what you want and need, but really likes to hear you beg for it.

Hello Bruce, I'm a "Nice" Evangelical | The Life and Times of Bruce Gerencser

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2020:

Fred Phelps, the perfect answer to the question "Can you show me the perfect example of a faithful Bible believing Christian?"

Can agnosticism be expanded to include all knowledge because nothing can ever be proven?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2020:

Agnosticism can be expanded to all things that have not YET been proven yes. However there are things that can never be proven to be true but can be proven to be false such as lies and things that can be proven to be true such as axioms and things which are conceptual that all fall outside of the realm of agnosticism in the true sense of the word. Agnosticism as a proper noun however is commonly held to apply uniquely to religion because as in so many other instance religion is given a privileged position in discursive dialog exempting it from commonly held rules of academia and intellectual study for no good or sound reason.

F. Scott Fitzgerald.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2020:

MY favourite story about Fitzgerald is related in David Niven's autobiography "The Moons a Balloon". In 1938 MGM had been using Fitzgerald as a staff writer and script doctor largely uncredited, but the studio decided that having such a famous writer on staff and not exploiting his name was unacceptable. As a result Fitzgerald was ordered to turn in a script for the next years big movie, an adaptation of "Raffles, the gentleman thief". It was believed that the famous book combined with the name of one of the countries greatest living writers would guarantee a sure fire hit. Fitzgerald did not want to do it and tried every way he could to get out of his contractual obligation all to no avail. So slow was he eventually the studio called in two stalwarts to "help" the great man John Van Druten who wrote the 1930 adaptation & Sidney Howard who had famously just saved the originally disastrous adapted script for "Gone with the Wind" at the request of his friend John Van Druten who had his name taken off the script after huge amounts of studio interference kowtowing to Margaret Mitchell the author of the book. Finally Fitzgerald delivered ten opening pages for a read through and everyone waited with baited breathe as Niven (Raffles) read out the great man's words. The scene opened in the apartment of A.J. Raffles, Raffles and Gwen (Olivia de Havilland) sit on a chez lounge, lit by candle light which makes her many diamonds sparkle. **Raffles** Close your eyes She does so demurely RAFFLES strokes her ear and ear ring **Raffles** Smile She does so seductively **Raffles** wider She prepares to be kissed **Raffles** That reminds me, could you give me the name of your dentist, I have a shocking toothache. Fitzgerald was fired on the spot.

Release the Turkraken.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 16, 2020:

Chickulhu

[rawstory.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 16, 2020:

HA- HA

Who remembers Winifred Atwell?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 16, 2020:

Yes, she was great. Along with Fat's Domino and Eartha Kitt her records were played a lot in our house when I was a kid. Odd that while my dad was such a Bigot who hated "our tinted brethren" (his term not mine) he sure did love black music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJagAMtp6AE=MikeWoollett

Athiests still culturally Christian ????

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 16, 2020:

Almost all "Christian" holidays are co-opted from older cultural or pagan celebrations any way. The Bible specifically warns against having decorated trees inside of your house to welcome the winter solstice, Easter is named after a pagan goddess and so on and so forth. There is no such thing as culturally Christian since CHRISTIAN CULTURE IS ALL PLAGIARISED ANYWAY. ***That which is good in Christianity is not original and that which is original is not good Bertrand Russell***

And the answer is---

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2020:

It doesn't, it is equally disturbing either way trapping yourself in a one sided relationship is a sign of of low self respect and obsessive behaviour.

Jehovah’s Witnesses Forced a Teen to Listen to Audio of Her Own Rape | Val Wilde | Friendly ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2020:

Where the fuck are and were her parents? How could they possibly condone this?

Over 74K alleged sex abuse victims file claims against the Boy Scouts

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2020:

If that just in the USA what might it be world wide?

In the last few days, there have been a number of posts being being posted over and over several ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2020:

***"NO, the same post by the same person is what I am talking about"*** Posted ***3*** times on the same thread by the same person and the irony is NOT noticed? 😃😃😃😃😃

Ezekiel 23:20 (NIV): There she lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2020:

'E-yor-te not to have said that

Luke 14:26-28: English Standard Version - If anyone comes to me and does not hate his own father and...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 15, 2020:

Sounds like a cult leader to me.

DUENDE doo-EN-dey Part of speech: noun Origin: Spanish, late 19th century 1: A quality of ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 14, 2020:

Literally the Spanish word for Elf.

What would Jesus say?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 14, 2020:

What would Jesus say? "OW yer fecking bastards, those feckin' nails really feckin' hurt, OW!!!"

GOOGLY.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 14, 2020:

There is also the homonym Googly pronounced gog-eL-ee meaning the opposite of cross eyed, where the eyes face in diffent directions at the same time from goggle-eyed sometimes called long cross eyed

Sultans Of Swing Gayageum ver. by Luna [youtu.be]

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2020:

I've been a big fan of Luna for years now, she is amazing

Me too. It's a fucking cult!

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2020:

I'd call that's a big yes

Evangelical said COVID-19 might be a 'wake-up call' from God for female 'fornication' dies of ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2020:

St. Nelson says :-

Although I don't believe the world is ending soon , I believe there's a God, a force that has power ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 12, 2020:

I think... you should try it.

Is 45 planning to attempt to suspend the Constitution and declare himself a dictator?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 11, 2020:

To be honest it would not surprise me, were he to try it.

Vintage! Lilian Bond (1926) Photographed By Alfred Cheney Johnston

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 10, 2020:

This is ACJ's infamous picture of Louise Brook, the original flapper girl from the same era

Vintage! Lilian Bond (1926) Photographed By Alfred Cheney Johnston

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 10, 2020:

Unlikely Lillian Bond was born in 1908, in 1920 she would have been 12 years old. That Pic is almost certainly from her days s a Zeigfield girl, placing it between 1926 and 1929.

Those elitist Democrats! They just can't relate to ordinary people.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 10, 2020:

I wonder if Joe Biden allows *his* dog up on the piano? Just asking.

Posting as a reminder of GOP concern for election integrity: Senate GOP blocks three election ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 10, 2020:

So Trumps objections to electoral integrity amount to the old card sharps excuse upon losing ***"I know you were cheating, because those are not the cards I dealt you!"***

Did you know?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 10, 2020:

False dichotomy a gun is not a sentient entity and so cannot accidentally kill people, a doctor is and can You are only counting *accidental* deaths by fire arms *users* no one is legally a professional fire arms user, therefore the comparable amount of professional fire arms users compared to the amount of professional doctors is 700,000 : 0 which of course is going to mean Doctors kill more people through negligence or accident than professional gun users. Comparing victims of guns and medical personable is a slightly more fair comparison. On average 1378440 people in the USA die from fire arms every year, not counting those who survive being shot. Which is 0.42% of the total population the percentage of the total population deaths by medial negligence (according to your figures) is 0.0036% The actual number of licenced physicians in the USA is 985,026 (0.021) deaths per doctor per annum

I think this might be a joke but I'm not quite sure?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2020:

Nah, Trump is not really a billionaire.

Air Water [youtu.be]

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2020:

So it is a dehumidifier with a filter and a tap added.

“You are not entitled to your opinion.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2020:

'Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.” Daniel Patrick Moynihan

The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2020:

"the **sun** of the squares of the other two sides."?😳

Deer Republican atheists,if you received an email requesting donations for a defense fund for Donald...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2020:

Deer Republican

The sad story of Mary Heaton who after two years of tutoring the Anglican vicar's demanded payment ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 9, 2020:

Not uncommon, during the Victorian period calling someone insane was the replacement for calling "witch" once accused there was little you could do to prove yourself "innocent" and incarceration in a lunatic asylum was invariably for life. Nagging wives, political undesirables, and aristocrats known to have committed crimes or have made embarrassing blunders such as giving large donations to charity, all ended up in one of the many "hospitals". At one time Bethlehem hospital (from where we get the word Bedlam) and Nut Hatch asylum in London we filled with people who had shown homosexual tendencies, suffragettes, or had been seduced by royalty and given birth, when the aristocracy needed them to be kept quiet. The definitions of insanity where very elastic and could range from eating "inappropriate" foodstuffs, to disagreeing with social norms or slandering your "betters" all obvious indications of a diseased mind.

God Is Dead: the Phrase Associated With Nietzsche

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 7, 2020:

The more accurate translate would be "God is extinct" The word Nietzsche used was Tot, which is a scientific term meaning extinct or expired but is used colloquially to mean dead, if he had meant deceased the word would have been verstorben, gestorben or abgestorben. The phrase came from a discussion on the enlightenment and how in light of it, religion was a pointless exercise.

And they are asking only $AU150 for it! 😀😁🤣🤣🤣🤣

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 7, 2020:

I don't get it, what is funny?

WOEBEGONE.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 7, 2020:

This is an interesting word, often confused with Woe Begone (to Cheer up) but has a completely different root. Bigo/bego is middle English meaning to overwhelm rather than Be-gone (be outside of my perception)

Some thoughts on broadening the appeal of Agnostic.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 7, 2020:

I have found a very useful maxim to be very useful and invariably correct. Given to me by my Grandfather it runs:- "If it ain't broke, DON'T try and fix it!"

Mutated coronavirus in Danish mink results in country wide minkicide.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 6, 2020:

We were being assured in February that Covid 19 was a very stable virus and slow to mutate, now we find it has mutated twice i the last 10 months, there is no way this is simply going to "go away"

Quaff. To drink heartily. I often use this word in conjunction with a good Merlot or Pinotage.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 6, 2020:

often associated with roistering "the Valkyries carried him off to Valhalla for some quaffing and roistering.”

VANILOQUENCE.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 6, 2020:

Reminds me of Vainglorious unjustified self pride.

If we use the old-fashioned meaning for the word 'ejaculate', could we call Trump's declaration a.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 6, 2020:

Literally from from Latin ejaculari "to throw out or shoot out from the body"

My mother's brother is in the hospital with some sort of bleeding issue.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 5, 2020:

MY mother was always coming out with this crap about "when your time comes" and "There is an alloted time when gawd will call you home" and so forth. If that was the case gawd must have had a right good laugh when he decided to take her causing her to fall off the toilet and end up face down on the bathroom floor with her knickers round her ankles and her nose wedging the door shut.

Black hole revelations win the 2020 Nobel Prize in physics | Science News

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 5, 2020:

This might be an explanation for the Lambda constant, a theory Einstein considered his biggest blunder, one however that post-mortem turned out to be right after all.

BONHOMIE ba-nə-MEE Part of speech: noun Origin: French, late 18th century 1: Cheerful ...

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 4, 2020:

An English variation on the French bon hommie "good fellow"

Maine is still in play thanks to rank choice voting. [newscentermaine.]

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 4, 2020:

access denied

I got a notification that someone responded to a comment i made (it said so and so 3 mins ago).

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 4, 2020:

Happens all the time, especially if the comment has been edited.

Thaumaturge: one who practices magic or sorcery.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 4, 2020:

Hence Thaumatology the academic study of magical practices, as a branch of anthropology.

Who said it?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2020:

The Doctor Doctor Who series three episode ten "Blink"

Leviathan noun anything of immense size and power.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2020:

In some traditions Leviathan is one of the seven princes of Hell, and is the demon of envy and coveting.

It looks like Republicans are proud to be jerks.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2020:

Why?

Just want to encourage everyone to exercise patience while ALL votes are counted.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2020:

It is why the transfer of power is after xmas, dating back to the days when the voting results and votes of the electoral college would have to Delivered to Washington via pony express or stage coach, in those days they wanted to be sure EVERY vote honestly cast was honestly counted.

Dowsing is an odd phenomenon.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2020:

At the risk of wrecking my reputation as a total skeptic and cynic, I'm afraid I have good reason to at least wonder about dowsing. My father's late best friend of some forty years, a man names Denis Sheffield, worked for the north of England water board for his entire working life and after his retirement continued to work for them as a "leak finder" using a pair of precision made dowsing rods with foft foam rubber handles, with free moving mounted bearings to allow the rods to swing even when not being held, that could also be set on a custom made stand. To demonstrate that dowsing with nothing to do with him, he would mount the rods on their stand on the ground and move a plastic bowl of water under them and they would invariably cross. In tests against electronic moisture dectors he found underground fractured pipes more accurately and faster than the machines. HIs success rate was was good enough that he was employed full time for 42 years by the water board and would dowse for anyone who asked for help, but only for water or leaks. I often asked if he could find other stuff like metal or oil or even precious metals, to which he always replied that he had no idea and had never tried. "uncle" Denis never claimed supernatural powers or abilities, simply family folk wisdom, he was taught by his grandfather who used the same phenomena to tell folk were to sink wells and was a complete skeptic in all other matters. He is long dead now, unfortunately so as a mature adult I have no way to go and check on his abilities just childhood memories and a couple of old news paper cuttings from th local rag back in the seventies, still kept by my father.

Oh, lookee. RT saying USA is not democratic! Why?

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2020:

Even without reading the article I can agree, The USA like the UK and various other western countries has only a pretense at democracy. The best that can be said is that they are a representative democracy in some cases, a first past the post system in others, but the USA with it's misnomered "Electoral college" is the worst of them all. To call a system democratic where you vote to instruct a voter or collection of voters how to vote on your behalf, but they do not have to take your advice and can vote how they please regardless of the popular vote is to put it mildly fucking insane. The only thing more insane is that the voters themselves do not object to this system and willingly participate in it each and every four years.

No expectations, no disappointments.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 2, 2020:

How Bless'd is the pessimist for he shall never be disappointed.

[rawstory.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 1, 2020:

unbelievable man/child

In memory of James Randi... [youtube.com]

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 1, 2020:

He was a great guy.

[politico.

LenHazell53 comments on Nov 1, 2020:

So he is planning a move from the Trump Administration to the Trump regime? Or should that be Reich?

WITCHES - here are some witches (Remember I am an ATHEIST, I do NOT believe in witches!) Kitchen ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

I'm married to one and know many, and depending on which path they follow, they would either agree with you or laugh at you. Much of what you are stating comes from new age revivalist get rich quick books. "Witch" like "Satanic" or "oculist" or "Mystic" is a catch all term for a dozen or more different things, systems, or doctrines. Getting five "witches" to agree on anything is like trying to herd cats, much as is the case with any five Christians or religious people of any "faith".

The danger of believing in fairy-tales; as crazy as if, you felt that you could fly, because in the ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

"Well they were obviously not CHRISTIAN white male lions, so what do you expect?"

I love this. Biden it's obviously my choice.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

To think it has come to this.

I really want to tell people I’m atheist, but living in the Bible Belt I feel like I’ll lose ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

If they do not want to be your friend or have you in their family because you are being honest with yourself, then they were never your family and friends to start with, they were simply users and scumbags.

What are some ways that religion is starting to decline?

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

After Covid 19 and Trump I think that number will fall a heck of a lot faster, especially since so many believer are willing to use these two as causes worth dieing for.

The people most terrified of Satan are Christians; they see the Devil behind every rock and ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

To the religious mind, a myth is a myth only when it is expedient for it to be so, the rest of the time it is the inerrant word of gawd!".

By not giving your heart, soul, mind everything, and do as instructed and deliver the message you ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

Hence my contention that worship of Yahweh is built on fear, not love, hence the invariably violent Judeo-Christian response to "heresy". Love does not provoke that kind of violence, only fear can.

I relate religion to Grimms Fairy Tales.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 31, 2020:

Personally I disregard all the subsections and niche sections of non belief and simply call myself an atheist, if pushed a strong atheist. As far as religion in general is concerned aside from the god question I am anti-theist as regards the organisations built around belief in the sky daddy, because they exist, I cannot be anti something that is non existent.

What do people in this community make of the anti-French rallies in Muslim countries? [bbc.com]

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2020:

It does not all lot of good for those Muslims who have been trying for years to get people to believe that only a small proportion of all Muslims are dangerous loonies, to have large crowds of said loons dancing on French flags while trying to burn said flag at the same time thus setting themselves on fire and having to have their fellow protesters violently kick the flames out. All to prove how reasonable it is to fly in to an insane rage over a cartoon picture of a long dead camel herder.

My 85-year- Republican senator is running for re-election again.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2020:

Time there was a mandatory retirement age for public servants and elected officials.

Angry Christian Mom Condemns Uber Eats for Ads With “Queer Eye” Star in Leotard | Hemant Mehta |...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2020:

The fact that this harpy is getting her knickers in a twist over something this trivial, when half the world is on fire and the other half is plague ridden shows just where her screwed up sense of religious priorities have lead her, straight up her own bum hole (pun intended).

Majority of Gays Are Possessed by Ghosts, So-Called Study Says

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2020:

Hilarious

Upon reading biography of George Elliot(Mary Ann Evans), author of Middlemarch, Silas Marner and ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2020:

Edward Bulwer Lytton, was a brilliant novelist and short story writer, now largely forgotten sadly. However stories such as "The Haunter and the Haunted" establish him as the father of the modern ghost story, and novels such as "the coming race" establish him likewise as an early master of speculative science fiction on a par with Jules Verne and HG Wells.

Extramundane adjective beyond our world or the material universe.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 30, 2020:

So pretty close to paranormal and supernatural

Bad news from USA or simply "life as normal" under the world's greatest economy & democracy?

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 29, 2020:

The more that becomes known, the more that happens the more it is clear there is only one logical answer as to why covid 19 has begun to decimate the USA. An answer so horrific that it is almost unthinkable and unutterable.

My mother was a devout catholic.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

Nothing new, in the middle ages guards were posted outside castles to keep away predatory priests bearing wills favouring the church, when the king or lord of the manor was dying.

SHENANIGATOR-one who instigates shenanigans

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

That's a very out dated and sexist word Today would not **Person-Nanigator** be more PC?

The Christian Broadcasting Network is Worried That Witches Cast a Spell on Trump | Beth Stoneburner ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

Mr. President ## ***We've found a witch! May we Burn her?"***

MOSH.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

We used to equate Moshing with "head-banging"

Prescient adjective having knowledge of things or events before they exist or happen; having ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

**Prescience** is more akin to extrapolation, deducing a likely future event from current events rather than anything supernatural. Foreseeing an event with magical or preternatural help would more likely be called prophesy or **Precognition**.

I don't know if this is from childhood misunderstanding or local dialect - Spell a splinter, ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

In the north of England we call it a spelk

No one in the church gets upset when children get abused.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

In the heirachy of the church they do get very upset, because the pervert priest have broken the most sacred of all the commandments, the 11th one THOU SHALT NOT GET CAUGHT

Why are priests that molest BOYS not also called homosexuals?

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 28, 2020:

Because the Bible has a problem with homosexuals, but that same book makes not mention of kiddiefiddling whatsoever! Therefore if they called pervert priests who molest little boys homosexuals, the bastards would have to do something about it and they REALLY don't want to have to do that.

I think he was right...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 27, 2020:

True, religion has always equated pleasure with sin and joy with a somber sober workaholic devotion to virtuous misery.

The latest offering from Honest Government Ads - QAnon

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 27, 2020:

Wheels within wheels

Have you read the book accusing senior Australian judges of running pardohile protection rackets?

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 27, 2020:

Kanger-Q-Anon?

LUBRICIOUS - Adjective.

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 27, 2020:

So the behaviour of a creepy weirdo?

Religious Conservatives Lash Out at Kellogg’s Over “Anti-Christian” Cereal | Hemant Mehta | ...

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 26, 2020:

Trust the pig fucker, sorry (Fuc') Ken Ham, to make a fuss over this, miserable bastard has never gotten over being made a fool of by a banana on his own pod cast.

Can anyone explain the Nicene Convention (?)

LenHazell53 comments on Oct 26, 2020:

which one?