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I am a big fan of listening to the whole sex act and also watching it from a hidden vantage ...
Lincster45 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
It is enjoyable, but only with consent and permission from those being watched. I think there is a little voyeur in many of us, but I draw the line as nonconsensual viewing.
Some friends of mine, who are lawyers into porn, were surprised to find a video of themselves at a motel in rural New York ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Yes I recall reading about that, quite a few years back, wasn't there something similar happened in a restaurant owned by Chuck Berry (he claimed not to be involved) where people in the female restroom were being filmed and the tapes sold on as bathroom porn?
Lincster45 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
It is enjoyable, but only with consent and permission from those being watched. I think there is a little voyeur in many of us, but I draw the line as nonconsensual viewing.
Some friends of mine, who are lawyers into porn, were surprised to find a video of themselves at a motel in rural New York ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Yes I recall reading about that, quite a few years back, wasn't there something similar happened in a restaurant owned by Chuck Berry (he claimed not to be involved) where people in the female restroom were being filmed and the tapes sold on as bathroom porn?
Just wondering how many post-Christians there are in this group
Josephine comments on Apr 22, 2018:
I don't think I'm allowed to be an ex Catholic, that's harder to leave than the mafia! The pope would say I was lapsed ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Hitler was a lapsed Catholic to, according to Pius XII
Josephine comments on Apr 22, 2018:
I don't think I'm allowed to be an ex Catholic, that's harder to leave than the mafia! The pope would say I was lapsed ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Hitler was a lapsed Catholic to, according to Pius XII
Just wondering how many post-Christians there are in this group
Mcflewster comments on Apr 23, 2018:
I used confirmation for christianity as a test of god. He failed.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
funny that, he always does, does he not, perhaps that's why old JC said Luke 4:12 “You shall not put the LORD your God to the test" (Code for, Dad's an unreliable old fart!)
Mcflewster comments on Apr 23, 2018:
I used confirmation for christianity as a test of god. He failed.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
funny that, he always does, does he not, perhaps that's why old JC said Luke 4:12 “You shall not put the LORD your God to the test" (Code for, Dad's an unreliable old fart!)
What novel or novels do you frequently go back to and read over?
GeorgeRocheleau comments on May 8, 2018:
I have read most books by Terry Pratchett several times.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Yes I have the entire collection and have read most up to and including "Nation", several times, but it is sad to see him deteriorate from "Unseen Academicals" onward and I find it too painful to reread the later works, I was barely able to make it through "Raising Steam." at all.
GeorgeRocheleau comments on May 8, 2018:
I have read most books by Terry Pratchett several times.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Yes I have the entire collection and have read most up to and including "Nation", several times, but it is sad to see him deteriorate from "Unseen Academicals" onward and I find it too painful to reread the later works, I was barely able to make it through "Raising Steam." at all.
What novel or novels do you frequently go back to and read over?
Jnei comments on May 8, 2018:
*Orlando,* by Virginia Woolf, which I've read at least six times, and *Don Quixote,* by Miguel de Cervantes. which I reread every five years.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
the like is for Don Quixote
I really am afraid of Virginia Woolf
Jnei comments on May 8, 2018:
*Orlando,* by Virginia Woolf, which I've read at least six times, and *Don Quixote,* by Miguel de Cervantes. which I reread every five years.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
the like is for Don Quixote
I really am afraid of Virginia Woolf
On the topic of porn- porn stars are paid actors and actresses.
mtnhome comments on Apr 15, 2018:
NO, it doesn't truly represent human sexuality and isn't what most people want from sex... nor has it ever professed to be! It's intended to titillate, share creative ideas, expand horizons, go overboard, amaze, create excitement and bring the viewer (90% men, I suppose) back again and again for ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
@Kojaksmom The main thing I hate about deep throat was the follow up movie "chatterbox" that reversed the premise and instead the woman having her clit in her throat, she had a voice box in her vagina.
That film was unforgivably stupid and a waste of a god comic premise.
mtnhome comments on Apr 15, 2018:
NO, it doesn't truly represent human sexuality and isn't what most people want from sex... nor has it ever professed to be! It's intended to titillate, share creative ideas, expand horizons, go overboard, amaze, create excitement and bring the viewer (90% men, I suppose) back again and again for ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
@Kojaksmom The main thing I hate about deep throat was the follow up movie "chatterbox" that reversed the premise and instead the woman having her clit in her throat, she had a voice box in her vagina.
That film was unforgivably stupid and a waste of a god comic premise.
Cant compare to a real physical exchange of affection ,however, sometimes that's not always ...
Robbo1847 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Long distance is hard
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
@LetzGetReal Hmmm double-entendre, you might say I have a thing about double-entendre, and you'd be right, I have a big thing!
Robbo1847 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Long distance is hard
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
@LetzGetReal Hmmm double-entendre, you might say I have a thing about double-entendre, and you'd be right, I have a big thing!
Piggy-backing off of @thinkwithme’s and @Kojaksmom’s last posts: what about cyberlove and ...
UUNJ comments on May 4, 2018:
A friend of mine studied cyber relationships for her doctoral research. She found no notable differences in the health of online versus IRL relationships.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Less STD's presumably?
UUNJ comments on May 4, 2018:
A friend of mine studied cyber relationships for her doctoral research. She found no notable differences in the health of online versus IRL relationships.
LenHazell53 replies on May 8, 2018:
Less STD's presumably?
I've been following the story of the teenage boy in Alabama who was pronounced brain dead.
accheng comments on May 7, 2018:
it was probably the dmt
LenHazell53 replies on May 7, 2018:
@citronella Dumb media tripe?
accheng comments on May 7, 2018:
it was probably the dmt
LenHazell53 replies on May 7, 2018:
@citronella Dumb media tripe?
I've been following the story of the teenage boy in Alabama who was pronounced brain dead.
BeardedWonder comments on May 7, 2018:
Brain plasticity, the 'ability' of the brain to repair trauma, is a known thing. There have been cases like this before, others that result in a person waking from a coma speaking a foreign language fluently, changes in their accent, and anecdotally; my grandmother having a stroke and basically ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 7, 2018:
@AmelieMatisse Well he obviously wasn't brain dead, did anyone check to see if the monitor was plugged in?
BeardedWonder comments on May 7, 2018:
Brain plasticity, the 'ability' of the brain to repair trauma, is a known thing. There have been cases like this before, others that result in a person waking from a coma speaking a foreign language fluently, changes in their accent, and anecdotally; my grandmother having a stroke and basically ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 7, 2018:
@AmelieMatisse Well he obviously wasn't brain dead, did anyone check to see if the monitor was plugged in?
Any former Mormons here?
LenHazell53 comments on May 7, 2018:
Yes former TBM here, to my everlasting shame. Joined at 14,attended sporadically, married two Mormon women (not at the same time, was not THAT kind of Mormon) went totally TBM at 25, left at 30.
Hate and loath the LDS with a passion, evil cult of business men running a multinational company funded ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 7, 2018:
@DavidLMt
I'm not, but my wife is, I'm not exactly respectful to the apologist who weasle their way in claiming to be exmos, but are clearly missionaries, seeking real names, branches and wards so they hotline the SP.
LenHazell53 comments on May 7, 2018:
Yes former TBM here, to my everlasting shame. Joined at 14,attended sporadically, married two Mormon women (not at the same time, was not THAT kind of Mormon) went totally TBM at 25, left at 30.
Hate and loath the LDS with a passion, evil cult of business men running a multinational company funded ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 7, 2018:
@DavidLMt
I'm not, but my wife is, I'm not exactly respectful to the apologist who weasle their way in claiming to be exmos, but are clearly missionaries, seeking real names, branches and wards so they hotline the SP.
I'll put this here.
WalterWhite comments on May 6, 2018:
Hitler is indeed a misunderstood man, and mostly his psychotic cruel behavior in his years as Furher were not of his own choosing, but by that of Dr. Morell giving him uppers and downers, meth, and even experimental drugs. Dr. Morell apparently was under the influence of behind the scenes powers in ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Dr. Theodor Morell was a quack (before and after he was recruited by Hitler) and most of the nostrums he peddled to Hitler were early versions of what today we call Probiotics, extracted from the faeces of German troops.
Hitler had poor digestion, chronic colic and IBS problems all of his life, Morrell was able to control this more by luck than good management, he did use large doses of herbal painkillers too (opiates and salicylic acid), this was mainly to deal with Hitler's awful dental problems and gentile deformation caused by a wound during WW1 (his nickname in the trenches was Corporal screamer, and this was the source of the famous "one ball" song).
Morrell fancied himself as an acolyte of Hitler and decked himself out in pseudo military uniforms, adopted a high and mighty attitude and was in constant attendance to his sole patient.
Strangely however the respect seems to have been reciprocated, and Morrell was the only person to leave the final Bunker alive and the final known Hitler signature is on Morrell's travel papers, a final act of friendship and mercy from one of history's greatest monsters
WalterWhite comments on May 6, 2018:
Hitler is indeed a misunderstood man, and mostly his psychotic cruel behavior in his years as Furher were not of his own choosing, but by that of Dr. Morell giving him uppers and downers, meth, and even experimental drugs. Dr. Morell apparently was under the influence of behind the scenes powers in ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Dr. Theodor Morell was a quack (before and after he was recruited by Hitler) and most of the nostrums he peddled to Hitler were early versions of what today we call Probiotics, extracted from the faeces of German troops.
Hitler had poor digestion, chronic colic and IBS problems all of his life, Morrell was able to control this more by luck than good management, he did use large doses of herbal painkillers too (opiates and salicylic acid), this was mainly to deal with Hitler's awful dental problems and gentile deformation caused by a wound during WW1 (his nickname in the trenches was Corporal screamer, and this was the source of the famous "one ball" song).
Morrell fancied himself as an acolyte of Hitler and decked himself out in pseudo military uniforms, adopted a high and mighty attitude and was in constant attendance to his sole patient.
Strangely however the respect seems to have been reciprocated, and Morrell was the only person to leave the final Bunker alive and the final known Hitler signature is on Morrell's travel papers, a final act of friendship and mercy from one of history's greatest monsters
Are Hate Speech Laws, the new Blasphemy legislations for the secular modern world?
AnneWimsey comments on May 6, 2018:
Ever hear of Common Courtesy? It's where decent people avoid using words & phrases that cause others pain.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
But can you legislate courtesy, and if you can should you?
AnneWimsey comments on May 6, 2018:
Ever hear of Common Courtesy? It's where decent people avoid using words & phrases that cause others pain.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
But can you legislate courtesy, and if you can should you?
What do we know about Jesus, if we go by the Bible?
AnneWimsey comments on May 6, 2018:
A "european"? ???
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Galilee was a trading port from whence the fleet of such traders as Joseph of Arimathea travelled all across the Roman Empire.
A major commodity that was traded there was tin, the only known tin mines in the Roman empire were in Cornwall England so if the true father of Jesus, assuming he existed, could even have been an ancient British tin trader or any other European.
This of course assumes the "virgin" Mary was not a virgin at all, and was open to shall we say negotiable affections?
We do know she did not live in Nazareth as there is no record of a settlement there until after 33 CE, we do know Jesus and disciples were recognisable by their Galilean accents another result of a multicultural society, so the idea is not altogether implausible.
AnneWimsey comments on May 6, 2018:
A "european"? ???
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Galilee was a trading port from whence the fleet of such traders as Joseph of Arimathea travelled all across the Roman Empire.
A major commodity that was traded there was tin, the only known tin mines in the Roman empire were in Cornwall England so if the true father of Jesus, assuming he existed, could even have been an ancient British tin trader or any other European.
This of course assumes the "virgin" Mary was not a virgin at all, and was open to shall we say negotiable affections?
We do know she did not live in Nazareth as there is no record of a settlement there until after 33 CE, we do know Jesus and disciples were recognisable by their Galilean accents another result of a multicultural society, so the idea is not altogether implausible.
When some evil so and so comes and tells me uninvited that I and my family, including my ...
headofsteam comments on May 6, 2018:
Is telling them to 'sod off' and mind their own business an option? Appreciate it's often easier said than done.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
It is sometimes obviously, but if they initiate the conversation, they get both verbal barrells
headofsteam comments on May 6, 2018:
Is telling them to 'sod off' and mind their own business an option? Appreciate it's often easier said than done.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
It is sometimes obviously, but if they initiate the conversation, they get both verbal barrells
Would you want a Christian God to be real?
LenHazell53 comments on May 6, 2018:
NO
The Christian god is a monster, eternal life is a curse, especially his idea of eternal bliss which is basically stroking his ego forever and ever amen.
You would have to be as insane as he is described to be to want that.
What a freaking nightmare.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@paul1967 No forever is too long a time, everything would either have to stagnate with you if the immortality was universal, or else everything else would die and leave you constantly mourning, either option still leaves you alone, in a finite universe that you will eventually know everything about and will lose to the vastness of time.
Humans will all die or evolve past the point when they are humans; again you will be alone, a relic, and a curiosity.
Nothing about living forever is appealing; it is eventually, loneliness, stagnation and the torture of unending monotony.
A society of immortals would be worse still, sheer boredom would lead to endless un-winnable wars, torture for the sake of pain, utter cruelty and insensitivity.
Death's inevitability is all that gives life meaning; it is the great leveller and the great motivator.
LenHazell53 comments on May 6, 2018:
NO
The Christian god is a monster, eternal life is a curse, especially his idea of eternal bliss which is basically stroking his ego forever and ever amen.
You would have to be as insane as he is described to be to want that.
What a freaking nightmare.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@paul1967 No forever is too long a time, everything would either have to stagnate with you if the immortality was universal, or else everything else would die and leave you constantly mourning, either option still leaves you alone, in a finite universe that you will eventually know everything about and will lose to the vastness of time.
Humans will all die or evolve past the point when they are humans; again you will be alone, a relic, and a curiosity.
Nothing about living forever is appealing; it is eventually, loneliness, stagnation and the torture of unending monotony.
A society of immortals would be worse still, sheer boredom would lead to endless un-winnable wars, torture for the sake of pain, utter cruelty and insensitivity.
Death's inevitability is all that gives life meaning; it is the great leveller and the great motivator.
Muslims believe in if someone has doubts about god existing so he or she will go into the hell🤔it...
Ellatynemouth comments on May 5, 2018:
Christianity has blasphemy rules too I think.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
The legislation relating to Blasphemy in the Uk was repealed in.....get ready for this....2008!
Prior to that is was still possible to be criminally prosecuted for Blasphemy, and what is worst, it has NEVER been repealed in Scotland, Northern (and southern) Ireland, both of whom refused to comply with the 2008 ruling and kept it on their common law books.
Many states of the Union still have Blasphemy laws and the last successful prosecution was in 1926 upheld in the supreme court, but court time and has been wasted on many cases since, all of which have been overturned on appeal.
In both Britain and the US there is NO legal definition of blasphemy, other than it be offensive to Christian sensibilities, in word thought or action.
Now doesn't that sound eerily familiar if you replace Blasphemy with Hate speech?
Ellatynemouth comments on May 5, 2018:
Christianity has blasphemy rules too I think.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
The legislation relating to Blasphemy in the Uk was repealed in.....get ready for this....2008!
Prior to that is was still possible to be criminally prosecuted for Blasphemy, and what is worst, it has NEVER been repealed in Scotland, Northern (and southern) Ireland, both of whom refused to comply with the 2008 ruling and kept it on their common law books.
Many states of the Union still have Blasphemy laws and the last successful prosecution was in 1926 upheld in the supreme court, but court time and has been wasted on many cases since, all of which have been overturned on appeal.
In both Britain and the US there is NO legal definition of blasphemy, other than it be offensive to Christian sensibilities, in word thought or action.
Now doesn't that sound eerily familiar if you replace Blasphemy with Hate speech?
My four-year-old nephew thinks Spider-Man is real (and lives in Queens) and has no idea who Jesus ...
Welsh_dude comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Well not anymore #infinitywars
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Spoilers dude spoilers!!!!
Welsh_dude comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Well not anymore #infinitywars
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Spoilers dude spoilers!!!!
I'll put this here.
LenHazell53 comments on May 6, 2018:
If Hitler had been a good man he would never have risen to power.
To become a dictator by necessity involves traits that are fundamentally not good.
Ruthlessness, the ability to instill hate and fear in others, the ability to rabble rouse, the ability to put ones conscience on hold, the ability to...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@TheAstroChuck Even farther than that Hitler created a second and independent SS known as the Reichsführer-SS as well the more famous Waffen-SS, so that each could police the other and protect himself from his paranoid fears of traitors in both.
LenHazell53 comments on May 6, 2018:
If Hitler had been a good man he would never have risen to power.
To become a dictator by necessity involves traits that are fundamentally not good.
Ruthlessness, the ability to instill hate and fear in others, the ability to rabble rouse, the ability to put ones conscience on hold, the ability to...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@TheAstroChuck Even farther than that Hitler created a second and independent SS known as the Reichsführer-SS as well the more famous Waffen-SS, so that each could police the other and protect himself from his paranoid fears of traitors in both.
Was jesus a white gay jew living in the middle east ?
AmelieMatisse comments on May 5, 2018:
Hahaaa well he couldn't have been white, could he? The gay part doesn't bother me and we do know for sure that he was Jewish.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Actually no we don't.
Since there is no proof who Jesus father was, his father may not have been Jewish, and could possibly have been Roman and therefore white.
Since Judaism/Israelite heritage was passed down through the male line in those days, not the female as it is has since the 12th century; Jesus could quite possibly have been White, gentile and gay.
Even if Jesus' father was God, the god of the Jews was not an Israelite, therefore not Jewish, so neither was his son.
Lots of history from the time suggests that far from being a Jew, Jesus was in fact an heretical Nazori priest of the cult contemporarily headed by John the Baptist and Dositheus his immediate successor.
AmelieMatisse comments on May 5, 2018:
Hahaaa well he couldn't have been white, could he? The gay part doesn't bother me and we do know for sure that he was Jewish.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
Actually no we don't.
Since there is no proof who Jesus father was, his father may not have been Jewish, and could possibly have been Roman and therefore white.
Since Judaism/Israelite heritage was passed down through the male line in those days, not the female as it is has since the 12th century; Jesus could quite possibly have been White, gentile and gay.
Even if Jesus' father was God, the god of the Jews was not an Israelite, therefore not Jewish, so neither was his son.
Lots of history from the time suggests that far from being a Jew, Jesus was in fact an heretical Nazori priest of the cult contemporarily headed by John the Baptist and Dositheus his immediate successor.
Do u think Christianity is bad ? What's your opinion on it
philosophy comments on May 5, 2018:
Personally I sincerely doubt even Christ himself would be a Christian. The sayings of Christ are always paradoxical and always seemingly a good path to follow. Everything Christian contradicts everything Christ is reported to have uttered. I believe the sayings are closely accurate since the writers...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@philosophy Either the words of the bible mean what they say or they don't.
If they do the bible is an evil book, old and testament and if it were not a religious text would probably be banned.
If they don't, what is the point, it means none of it can be trusted, all of it it open to cherry picking and reinterpretation into whatever you want and can be made to say precisely the opposite of what it does say, who would want that? Oh yes a powerful church with enormous wealth and a a billion gullible sheeple following them, ask a silly question.
philosophy comments on May 5, 2018:
Personally I sincerely doubt even Christ himself would be a Christian. The sayings of Christ are always paradoxical and always seemingly a good path to follow. Everything Christian contradicts everything Christ is reported to have uttered. I believe the sayings are closely accurate since the writers...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@philosophy Either the words of the bible mean what they say or they don't.
If they do the bible is an evil book, old and testament and if it were not a religious text would probably be banned.
If they don't, what is the point, it means none of it can be trusted, all of it it open to cherry picking and reinterpretation into whatever you want and can be made to say precisely the opposite of what it does say, who would want that? Oh yes a powerful church with enormous wealth and a a billion gullible sheeple following them, ask a silly question.
Do u think Christianity is bad ? What's your opinion on it
philosophy comments on May 5, 2018:
Personally I sincerely doubt even Christ himself would be a Christian. The sayings of Christ are always paradoxical and always seemingly a good path to follow. Everything Christian contradicts everything Christ is reported to have uttered. I believe the sayings are closely accurate since the writers...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@philosophy The Gospel of Thomas was not left out of the Canon of scripture at the councilS (plural) of Nicea and the Council of Ankara, it was left out (And destroyed to the Best of their efforts) because it undermined the power of the church too much, as were the gospels of the disciples, the gospel of Mary, the gospel of Judas, the apocrypha of Peter and dozens of others.
philosophy comments on May 5, 2018:
Personally I sincerely doubt even Christ himself would be a Christian. The sayings of Christ are always paradoxical and always seemingly a good path to follow. Everything Christian contradicts everything Christ is reported to have uttered. I believe the sayings are closely accurate since the writers...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@philosophy The Gospel of Thomas was not left out of the Canon of scripture at the councilS (plural) of Nicea and the Council of Ankara, it was left out (And destroyed to the Best of their efforts) because it undermined the power of the church too much, as were the gospels of the disciples, the gospel of Mary, the gospel of Judas, the apocrypha of Peter and dozens of others.
This is God's response to child rape.
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
The other prime example of this is that if Hitler accepted Jesus on his deathbed he would be in heaven where as everyone he had killed would be burning in Hell.
The forgiveness by grace is the ultimate religious get out clause.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@Humanity4all From his early twenties Hitler was a member of the Thule society, an esoteric pagan congregation worshiping a neo-teutonic pantheon and pagan ideology.
He was recruited in to the society by Dieter Eckhart, who using astrology claimed Hitler was their promised messiah come to rid the land of pernicious foreign influence and destined to restore the aryan race.
In short he was a nut, but not an atheist.
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
The other prime example of this is that if Hitler accepted Jesus on his deathbed he would be in heaven where as everyone he had killed would be burning in Hell.
The forgiveness by grace is the ultimate religious get out clause.
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
@Humanity4all From his early twenties Hitler was a member of the Thule society, an esoteric pagan congregation worshiping a neo-teutonic pantheon and pagan ideology.
He was recruited in to the society by Dieter Eckhart, who using astrology claimed Hitler was their promised messiah come to rid the land of pernicious foreign influence and destined to restore the aryan race.
In short he was a nut, but not an atheist.
When some evil so and so comes and tells me uninvited that I and my family, including my ...
Zippypinhead57 comments on May 5, 2018:
Try humor as much as possible. The one thing these oh-so-serious people cannot stand is to be laughed at. Your first statement reminds me of the remark by Mark Twain: "Go to heaven for the climate, go to hell for the company." As for the second, ask them which group of people are the least likely to...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
In the UK and the US the churches hold a disproportionate amount of power (in the UK Bishops are allowed seats in the house of Lords unelected) you will never be elected as an atheist and every religion or religious denomination has a powerful lobby group, with enough (supposed) clout to block or institute white papers on law and changes to law to suit them.
Voting has no effect on this at all.
Zippypinhead57 comments on May 5, 2018:
Try humor as much as possible. The one thing these oh-so-serious people cannot stand is to be laughed at. Your first statement reminds me of the remark by Mark Twain: "Go to heaven for the climate, go to hell for the company." As for the second, ask them which group of people are the least likely to...
LenHazell53 replies on May 6, 2018:
In the UK and the US the churches hold a disproportionate amount of power (in the UK Bishops are allowed seats in the house of Lords unelected) you will never be elected as an atheist and every religion or religious denomination has a powerful lobby group, with enough (supposed) clout to block or institute white papers on law and changes to law to suit them.
Voting has no effect on this at all.
A Good Time is Guaranteed for None.
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
Two cans of real root beer (almost impossible to get in the UK), the phone turned off, a good subbed not dubbed Japanese movie on the wide screen TV, my recliner chair and everybody and the dogs all out of the house for two hours.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
@girlwithsmiles There is one UK company makes it, I order from them, and sometimes in from the USA via amazon.
I got hooked years ago when the first McDonald's in the UK used to serve it.
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
Two cans of real root beer (almost impossible to get in the UK), the phone turned off, a good subbed not dubbed Japanese movie on the wide screen TV, my recliner chair and everybody and the dogs all out of the house for two hours.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
@girlwithsmiles There is one UK company makes it, I order from them, and sometimes in from the USA via amazon.
I got hooked years ago when the first McDonald's in the UK used to serve it.
The VATICAN is nothing but a bunch of corrupt queers and pedophiles.
LucyLoohoo comments on May 5, 2018:
Of course I do! WICCA is an old belief system and resurged during the resurgence of feminism. Now..ask me if I think their ''castings'' and ''spells'' actually work....that's a very different matter.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
Wicca has nothing to do with feminism, many wiccan, druids and witches are men.
The fact that Wicca follows a form of female triumvirate matriarchy does not stop it being far more inclusive than abrahamic religions.
LucyLoohoo comments on May 5, 2018:
Of course I do! WICCA is an old belief system and resurged during the resurgence of feminism. Now..ask me if I think their ''castings'' and ''spells'' actually work....that's a very different matter.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
Wicca has nothing to do with feminism, many wiccan, druids and witches are men.
The fact that Wicca follows a form of female triumvirate matriarchy does not stop it being far more inclusive than abrahamic religions.
The VATICAN is nothing but a bunch of corrupt queers and pedophiles.
gater comments on May 5, 2018:
Im married to one
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
me to, my wife is a self professed witch, I've decided to find it quaint.
gater comments on May 5, 2018:
Im married to one
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
me to, my wife is a self professed witch, I've decided to find it quaint.
Do u think Christianity is bad ? What's your opinion on it
philosophy comments on May 5, 2018:
Personally I sincerely doubt even Christ himself would be a Christian. The sayings of Christ are always paradoxical and always seemingly a good path to follow. Everything Christian contradicts everything Christ is reported to have uttered. I believe the sayings are closely accurate since the writers...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
@ashortbeauty see here for 50 asshole things said by Jesus, with bible references http://dwindlinginunbelief.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/reasons-to-be-ashamed-and-not-fan-of.html
philosophy comments on May 5, 2018:
Personally I sincerely doubt even Christ himself would be a Christian. The sayings of Christ are always paradoxical and always seemingly a good path to follow. Everything Christian contradicts everything Christ is reported to have uttered. I believe the sayings are closely accurate since the writers...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
@ashortbeauty see here for 50 asshole things said by Jesus, with bible references http://dwindlinginunbelief.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/reasons-to-be-ashamed-and-not-fan-of.html
What do people in this forum think about "bad" words?
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
There is no such thing as a "Bad" word, word is just a symbol to signify a meaning.
Only the intent with which use a word can be negative or positive and even then a word is nothing until heard, interpreted and reacted to. You are always free to ignore or not listen.
The meaning and impact of ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
by the way ever had the word canalboat replaced with c****boat?
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
There is no such thing as a "Bad" word, word is just a symbol to signify a meaning.
Only the intent with which use a word can be negative or positive and even then a word is nothing until heard, interpreted and reacted to. You are always free to ignore or not listen.
The meaning and impact of ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
by the way ever had the word canalboat replaced with c****boat?
What do people in this forum think about "bad" words?
Kimba comments on May 5, 2018:
Any of you old enough may remember a natural history show called Crocodile Hunter with an Australian called Steve Irwin. Now he was renowned for saying "Crikey!" all the time, the funny bit of course that it took the producers a lot of work to get him to say "Crikey" rather than the more common ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
Yes, when he died I remember film of drunken aussies running in to the sea armed with cricket bats and poles looking for stingrays to beat up too.
Kimba comments on May 5, 2018:
Any of you old enough may remember a natural history show called Crocodile Hunter with an Australian called Steve Irwin. Now he was renowned for saying "Crikey!" all the time, the funny bit of course that it took the producers a lot of work to get him to say "Crikey" rather than the more common ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
Yes, when he died I remember film of drunken aussies running in to the sea armed with cricket bats and poles looking for stingrays to beat up too.
This is God's response to child rape.
WizardBill comments on May 5, 2018:
That’s a Dillahunty line.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
Dillahunty is the modern go to guy for concise right between the eyes atheist sound bites and aphorisms.
WizardBill comments on May 5, 2018:
That’s a Dillahunty line.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
Dillahunty is the modern go to guy for concise right between the eyes atheist sound bites and aphorisms.
I’m curious about whether and how people set age parameters for potential romantic partners.
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
My rule of thumb is that if someone is dating or married to someone young enough to be their child, it is a bit creepy.
I don't doubt that their are legitimate and strong relationships built on the so called "May to December" age gap, but I cannot see what they can possibly have in common.
Years ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
@BeeHappy quite right, in the end it is the two people (or more) participating in the relationship and their person levels of compatibility. I was only commenting on a personal level of preference and comfort.
LenHazell53 comments on May 5, 2018:
My rule of thumb is that if someone is dating or married to someone young enough to be their child, it is a bit creepy.
I don't doubt that their are legitimate and strong relationships built on the so called "May to December" age gap, but I cannot see what they can possibly have in common.
Years ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
@BeeHappy quite right, in the end it is the two people (or more) participating in the relationship and their person levels of compatibility. I was only commenting on a personal level of preference and comfort.
I’m curious about whether and how people set age parameters for potential romantic partners.
OpposingOpposum comments on May 5, 2018:
Haha! Guys on here like "I want a much younger woman,its biologically dictated!" Blech
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
NO, speaking for myself, no it definitely is not.
OpposingOpposum comments on May 5, 2018:
Haha! Guys on here like "I want a much younger woman,its biologically dictated!" Blech
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
NO, speaking for myself, no it definitely is not.
All relationships have ups and downs.
Mark9393 comments on May 4, 2018:
I don't need advice. I have learned through years of experience that whether I am right or wrong I apologize. That's what man has to do.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
True by virtue of nature the "stupid man" is always wrong, even if he is right and the awesome power of "yes dear" is often the key to a quiet if not happy life.
Mark9393 comments on May 4, 2018:
I don't need advice. I have learned through years of experience that whether I am right or wrong I apologize. That's what man has to do.
LenHazell53 replies on May 5, 2018:
True by virtue of nature the "stupid man" is always wrong, even if he is right and the awesome power of "yes dear" is often the key to a quiet if not happy life.
We all have that one fantasy celebrity cheat. Who is yours? Mine is Rachel Maddow.
Shawappa44820 comments on May 3, 2018:
I have two: Shakira and Wonder Woman!
LenHazell53 replies on May 4, 2018:
How about Shakira cosplaying Wonder woman?
Shawappa44820 comments on May 3, 2018:
I have two: Shakira and Wonder Woman!
LenHazell53 replies on May 4, 2018:
How about Shakira cosplaying Wonder woman?
This is cute.
heathen77 comments on May 3, 2018:
I wish I knew how to post this to facebook
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
@heathen77 there are several Vic Davis
Just go to my face book page and share it from there
https://www.facebook.com/len.hazell
heathen77 comments on May 3, 2018:
I wish I knew how to post this to facebook
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
@heathen77 there are several Vic Davis
Just go to my face book page and share it from there
https://www.facebook.com/len.hazell
This is cute.
heathen77 comments on May 3, 2018:
I wish I knew how to post this to facebook
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
what is your facebook name and I'll do it for you
heathen77 comments on May 3, 2018:
I wish I knew how to post this to facebook
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
what is your facebook name and I'll do it for you
Hello, I am Len, I am a writer, musician, actor, performer, Dj, comedian and all round performing ...
Dingodog comments on May 3, 2018:
Of all of those talents you have, which is your favorite to perform?
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
Hard to say really, but I do have a deep love of music, both writing and listening to it.
Dingodog comments on May 3, 2018:
Of all of those talents you have, which is your favorite to perform?
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
Hard to say really, but I do have a deep love of music, both writing and listening to it.
My wife became disabled several years ago and sexual intimacy became too painful for her to ...
UUNJ comments on May 3, 2018:
Hi, Len — I’m a sexuality educator, and I hear your struggle. I encourage couples with physical challenges to rethink what sexual expression looks like. Maybe it’s oral instead of vaginal, or using hands, or watching a partner self pleasure while sharing erotic stories (or reading erotic ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
thank you, could you message me privately if you have time, some details I don't want to make on a public forum.
But if that is unacceptable to you, it is fine.
UUNJ comments on May 3, 2018:
Hi, Len — I’m a sexuality educator, and I hear your struggle. I encourage couples with physical challenges to rethink what sexual expression looks like. Maybe it’s oral instead of vaginal, or using hands, or watching a partner self pleasure while sharing erotic stories (or reading erotic ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
thank you, could you message me privately if you have time, some details I don't want to make on a public forum.
But if that is unacceptable to you, it is fine.
What do you think of this? One of my pieces of music called Hammer of Sontar.
[drive.google.com]
ScienceBiker comments on May 3, 2018:
@admin another example of the "t h i n" bug. The OP says "what do you t h i n k" and it snipped out the letters leaving only the k
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
@ScienceBiker thanks for the heads up
ScienceBiker comments on May 3, 2018:
@admin another example of the "t h i n" bug. The OP says "what do you t h i n k" and it snipped out the letters leaving only the k
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
@ScienceBiker thanks for the heads up
What do you think of this? One of my pieces of music called Hammer of Sontar.
[drive.google.com]
ScienceBiker comments on May 3, 2018:
@admin another example of the "t h i n" bug. The OP says "what do you t h i n k" and it snipped out the letters leaving only the k
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
I noticed but for some reason it won't let me edit it
ScienceBiker comments on May 3, 2018:
@admin another example of the "t h i n" bug. The OP says "what do you t h i n k" and it snipped out the letters leaving only the k
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
I noticed but for some reason it won't let me edit it
Ah gowarn
JimmyM comments on May 3, 2018:
I love Mrs Doyle! :-)
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
me too
https://i.imgur.com/u9ZfSSr.gif
JimmyM comments on May 3, 2018:
I love Mrs Doyle! :-)
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
me too
https://i.imgur.com/u9ZfSSr.gif
What do you think of this? One of my pieces of music called Hammer of Sontar.
[drive.google.com]
Emme comments on May 3, 2018:
Is it composed for film? It's exciting. ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
No just for fun, part of an album called "Who is the Doctor"
Emme comments on May 3, 2018:
Is it composed for film? It's exciting. ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
No just for fun, part of an album called "Who is the Doctor"
A friend of mine was victimized by a medium.
birdingnut comments on May 2, 2018:
There really are people born with psychic powers, but it's inborn and never used to show off or prove anything. In fact, we all are. In the US, anything not considered "rational" is suppressed and scorned, so not used, but in other countries people frequently use ESP and other powers to communicate....
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
Thank you for your story, Personally I do not think Psychic is a word to be applied to what you are describing (too many negative connotations).
Sympathetic intuition or Telepathy for want of a better term is a proven phenomenon, especially between mothers and children, siblings, especially twins, and spouses.
The simple instinctive feeling that something is wrong or is needed, the intuition of being certain of who is on the phone before you answer it, and the mother knowing what her baby needs, all of this has been well tested and documented and simpatico communication between humans and working animals.
I feel it is a natural thing that we have to some extent evolved away in favour of technology but which remains in more agrarian societies to a great extent than those that embraced industrialism.
However the so called Psychic powers, such as remote viewing, mind reading, overpowering another's will, passing mental verbal messages, mental domination, implanting false realities etc.
These all remain firmly in the realm of the fantasist and the magician, having been thoroughly studied and debunked by several intelligence agencies through out the world seeking to weaponized and use for espionage such "paranormal" phenomena.
Not what you are talking about at all.
birdingnut comments on May 2, 2018:
There really are people born with psychic powers, but it's inborn and never used to show off or prove anything. In fact, we all are. In the US, anything not considered "rational" is suppressed and scorned, so not used, but in other countries people frequently use ESP and other powers to communicate....
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
Thank you for your story, Personally I do not think Psychic is a word to be applied to what you are describing (too many negative connotations).
Sympathetic intuition or Telepathy for want of a better term is a proven phenomenon, especially between mothers and children, siblings, especially twins, and spouses.
The simple instinctive feeling that something is wrong or is needed, the intuition of being certain of who is on the phone before you answer it, and the mother knowing what her baby needs, all of this has been well tested and documented and simpatico communication between humans and working animals.
I feel it is a natural thing that we have to some extent evolved away in favour of technology but which remains in more agrarian societies to a great extent than those that embraced industrialism.
However the so called Psychic powers, such as remote viewing, mind reading, overpowering another's will, passing mental verbal messages, mental domination, implanting false realities etc.
These all remain firmly in the realm of the fantasist and the magician, having been thoroughly studied and debunked by several intelligence agencies through out the world seeking to weaponized and use for espionage such "paranormal" phenomena.
Not what you are talking about at all.
A friend of mine was victimized by a medium.
LenHazell53 comments on May 2, 2018:
I spent some time training with mediums in the SNU it was fascinating, so many are absolutely sincere and believe utterly in their own "powers".
They see what we call "cold reading" as using your intuition and spiritual gifts.
The level of self-deception is incredible.
There were others like ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
@fit-in-Spring-TX The Spiritualists' National Union (SNU) is one of the two major denominations of Spiritualism, the other being Greater World, Christian Spiritualism.
They have a loose working relationship but differ greatly in their beliefs and philosophies.
I chose for the purposes of research to train with the SNU since they have a more eclectic approach to mysticism and do not claim to be a wholly Christian organisation, embracing as they do elements of trantrisism, Egyptian spiritualism and various other ideologies.
GWCS on the other hand are a Christian denomination, following the teachings of a mystical being named Zodiac (An admitted pseudonym of a scribe serving in the Jerusalem Temple at the time of Christ) who relayed a new set of "Christian" teachings relating to the afterlife and spirit communication through various mediums between 1920 and 1957.
Quite frankly I found them to be a bit too Mormon-ish in their gullibility, though I did attend and even preside at some of their meetings.
LenHazell53 comments on May 2, 2018:
I spent some time training with mediums in the SNU it was fascinating, so many are absolutely sincere and believe utterly in their own "powers".
They see what we call "cold reading" as using your intuition and spiritual gifts.
The level of self-deception is incredible.
There were others like ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
@fit-in-Spring-TX The Spiritualists' National Union (SNU) is one of the two major denominations of Spiritualism, the other being Greater World, Christian Spiritualism.
They have a loose working relationship but differ greatly in their beliefs and philosophies.
I chose for the purposes of research to train with the SNU since they have a more eclectic approach to mysticism and do not claim to be a wholly Christian organisation, embracing as they do elements of trantrisism, Egyptian spiritualism and various other ideologies.
GWCS on the other hand are a Christian denomination, following the teachings of a mystical being named Zodiac (An admitted pseudonym of a scribe serving in the Jerusalem Temple at the time of Christ) who relayed a new set of "Christian" teachings relating to the afterlife and spirit communication through various mediums between 1920 and 1957.
Quite frankly I found them to be a bit too Mormon-ish in their gullibility, though I did attend and even preside at some of their meetings.
My wife became disabled several years ago and sexual intimacy became too painful for her to ...
Lee-Timber comments on May 2, 2018:
Your thoughts are welcomed here. I understand your frustration and the conflict internally. Perhaps an open and honest relationship with out boundaries would help ease the tension. Just a thought.
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
We have discussed it, but her opinion is either a faithful celibate marriage or a divorce, which I don't want, as there are children, grandchildren and other family to consider too.
I am primary carer for my mother in law too, and advocate for my father in law who is in a home for Alzheimer's sufferers.
Losing his daughter in law would also break my father's heart.
Lee-Timber comments on May 2, 2018:
Your thoughts are welcomed here. I understand your frustration and the conflict internally. Perhaps an open and honest relationship with out boundaries would help ease the tension. Just a thought.
LenHazell53 replies on May 3, 2018:
We have discussed it, but her opinion is either a faithful celibate marriage or a divorce, which I don't want, as there are children, grandchildren and other family to consider too.
I am primary carer for my mother in law too, and advocate for my father in law who is in a home for Alzheimer's sufferers.
Losing his daughter in law would also break my father's heart.
Anybody have any fresh/interesting chord changes, jazz chords, voice stacking for keyboards, modal ...
kensmile4u comments on May 1, 2018:
Here is an interesting short piece that I wrote and released on my 2014 CD. The song is called "Frost" because I think it's pretty cool. The song is mastered to the EBU R128 loudness spec. I played the guitar part and cello synth. I used a session pianist for the keys. I did all the production and ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
@kensmile4u here's what I get when I click on the link in your post
kensmile4u comments on May 1, 2018:
Here is an interesting short piece that I wrote and released on my 2014 CD. The song is called "Frost" because I think it's pretty cool. The song is mastered to the EBU R128 loudness spec. I played the guitar part and cello synth. I used a session pianist for the keys. I did all the production and ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
@kensmile4u here's what I get when I click on the link in your post
Anybody have any fresh/interesting chord changes, jazz chords, voice stacking for keyboards, modal ...
kensmile4u comments on May 1, 2018:
Here is an interesting short piece that I wrote and released on my 2014 CD. The song is called "Frost" because I think it's pretty cool. The song is mastered to the EBU R128 loudness spec. I played the guitar part and cello synth. I used a session pianist for the keys. I did all the production and ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
Youtube says video unavailable :(
kensmile4u comments on May 1, 2018:
Here is an interesting short piece that I wrote and released on my 2014 CD. The song is called "Frost" because I think it's pretty cool. The song is mastered to the EBU R128 loudness spec. I played the guitar part and cello synth. I used a session pianist for the keys. I did all the production and ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
Youtube says video unavailable :(
What do you think about "helpers", ie auto tuners, and what I "band in a box"?
Nickbeee comments on May 2, 2018:
I am dyscalculaic which essentially means maths dyslexic .. also means I couldn't read sheet music if I want, so had to teach self to play by ear. Only way I can really play is by feeling it. Sometimes I might use a tuner to confirm something but I also detune most of what I play (keys wise) .. so ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
I'm the same as regards sheet music, have tried for years to learn to read it and it just won't sink in, just ants crawling on a page.
But if I write the notes out and use chord tabs I'm fine.
Nickbeee comments on May 2, 2018:
I am dyscalculaic which essentially means maths dyslexic .. also means I couldn't read sheet music if I want, so had to teach self to play by ear. Only way I can really play is by feeling it. Sometimes I might use a tuner to confirm something but I also detune most of what I play (keys wise) .. so ...
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
I'm the same as regards sheet music, have tried for years to learn to read it and it just won't sink in, just ants crawling on a page.
But if I write the notes out and use chord tabs I'm fine.
Anyone here into Asian film? Please say, yes.
Emme comments on May 2, 2018:
Monster with Lee Min-Ki was bloody, funny & twisted ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
That sounds really good. Thanks.
Emme comments on May 2, 2018:
Monster with Lee Min-Ki was bloody, funny & twisted ?
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
That sounds really good. Thanks.
Anyone here into Asian film? Please say, yes.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Yes
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
@buzz13 I never watch dubs, only subs, with so many great voice actors about in animation, why do dubs always hire people who sound like dyslexic Daleks reading off an idiot board?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Yes
LenHazell53 replies on May 2, 2018:
@buzz13 I never watch dubs, only subs, with so many great voice actors about in animation, why do dubs always hire people who sound like dyslexic Daleks reading off an idiot board?
That'll be an ecumenical matter
Sofabeast comments on Apr 12, 2018:
Just needed to say that on a site like this
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2018:
"and when we get the holy stone back, will it still be a class 2 relic?"
Sofabeast comments on Apr 12, 2018:
Just needed to say that on a site like this
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2018:
"and when we get the holy stone back, will it still be a class 2 relic?"
Biblical Believers Hypocrisy and Ignorance
DenoPenno comments on May 1, 2018:
I've read the bible cover to cover and I remember this scripture but cannot find it at the moment. Jesus said not to eat with Shriners or Republicans. It's in there some where.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2018:
Could be, but I know it is in the Book of Mormon referred to there as secret combinations and Gadianton Robbers (JC is in the BOM by the way, seems he went on holiday there while he was dead in the tomb)
DenoPenno comments on May 1, 2018:
I've read the bible cover to cover and I remember this scripture but cannot find it at the moment. Jesus said not to eat with Shriners or Republicans. It's in there some where.
LenHazell53 replies on May 1, 2018:
Could be, but I know it is in the Book of Mormon referred to there as secret combinations and Gadianton Robbers (JC is in the BOM by the way, seems he went on holiday there while he was dead in the tomb)
Someone posted a quote from Lord Byron, I've dug into my ancient memory and remember the missing ...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 30, 2018:
Did you ever read the play Cain by Lord Byron, overlooking the usual incest propaganda he was prone to placing in his work, the play itself stands as something esoterically between the book of Enoch and Dante's inferno.
If nothing else it is a beautiful linguistic construction, an occult ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2018:
@Hobartian I believe so, I also think his service was the source of the Quote "Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel."
He died after being over bled by an incompetent army surgeon, which is ironic as John Polidori used Byron as the model for his protagonist Lord Ruthven, in "The Vampyre" the first successful and popular vampire fiction.
If you have time look up the biographical film "The Bad Lord Byron" starring Dennis Price in one of his best performances ever.
The film was made in the 1940s so is toned down a lot, but is a very enjoyable movie.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 30, 2018:
Did you ever read the play Cain by Lord Byron, overlooking the usual incest propaganda he was prone to placing in his work, the play itself stands as something esoterically between the book of Enoch and Dante's inferno.
If nothing else it is a beautiful linguistic construction, an occult ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2018:
@Hobartian I believe so, I also think his service was the source of the Quote "Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel."
He died after being over bled by an incompetent army surgeon, which is ironic as John Polidori used Byron as the model for his protagonist Lord Ruthven, in "The Vampyre" the first successful and popular vampire fiction.
If you have time look up the biographical film "The Bad Lord Byron" starring Dennis Price in one of his best performances ever.
The film was made in the 1940s so is toned down a lot, but is a very enjoyable movie.
What's the best fiction novel that you've recently read?
patchoullijulie comments on Apr 29, 2018:
I havn't read one recently but since I have never read the bible, I am seriously considering it.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2018:
Spoiler "He dies in the end!"
patchoullijulie comments on Apr 29, 2018:
I havn't read one recently but since I have never read the bible, I am seriously considering it.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2018:
Spoiler "He dies in the end!"
What's the best fiction novel that you've recently read?
Wisewoman3 comments on Apr 29, 2018:
The Stand by Stephen King. I have read it several times, along with everything he writes. The Stand is my favorite though.
The Charlie Parker series by John Connolly. ( they are a mixture of detective and horror, but remind, me of H. P. Hovercraft. ) great books. Very dark.
Zen and the Art of ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2018:
"H. P. Hovercraft" you have to love spellcheck sometimes :)
King amazes me in the way he manages to be so derivative in such an original way, Loved Secret Garden, Secret Window, and "The man who would not shake hands" is one of the best short gothic stories ever.
Wisewoman3 comments on Apr 29, 2018:
The Stand by Stephen King. I have read it several times, along with everything he writes. The Stand is my favorite though.
The Charlie Parker series by John Connolly. ( they are a mixture of detective and horror, but remind, me of H. P. Hovercraft. ) great books. Very dark.
Zen and the Art of ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 30, 2018:
"H. P. Hovercraft" you have to love spellcheck sometimes :)
King amazes me in the way he manages to be so derivative in such an original way, Loved Secret Garden, Secret Window, and "The man who would not shake hands" is one of the best short gothic stories ever.
Anyone here into Asian film? Please say, yes.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Yes
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Some favourites
The Host (korean)
Shutter (Korean)
Dororo (Japanese)
Woochi demon hunter (Tai)
Iso (Japanese)
Sky High (Japanese) (Can't recommend this one enough)
Tokyo Gore Police
Dark Water
POV: A Cursed Film
Boogiepop live action remake.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Yes
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Some favourites
The Host (korean)
Shutter (Korean)
Dororo (Japanese)
Woochi demon hunter (Tai)
Iso (Japanese)
Sky High (Japanese) (Can't recommend this one enough)
Tokyo Gore Police
Dark Water
POV: A Cursed Film
Boogiepop live action remake.
Anyone here into Asian film? Please say, yes.
Nickbeee comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Liked my Manga and some Anime .. loved Battle Royale and that kinda cult madness..
Also Machine Girl .. that was insanely funny bad taste antihero stuff!!!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
If you like machine girl you would love Robogeisha and mutant girl squad (some of the most hilarious superpowers ever)
Nickbeee comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Liked my Manga and some Anime .. loved Battle Royale and that kinda cult madness..
Also Machine Girl .. that was insanely funny bad taste antihero stuff!!!
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
If you like machine girl you would love Robogeisha and mutant girl squad (some of the most hilarious superpowers ever)
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
Gwendolyn2018 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Which records outside The Christian Scriptures document John the Baptist?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
@Gwendolyn2018 It is also a proven fake, no serious historian is of any doubt that the passage, what there is of it, about 4 lines, was edited in around the 6th century.
Even if it is real, why give four lines to Jesus and almost an entire chapter to John the Baptist?
Assuming he ever existed at all Was Jesus that unimportant?
Since I have said there were many Jesus about at the time, and the the word Christ simply meant anointed one, and did not carry the connotations we give it today, the James passage could refer to anyone (if you use the douay Rheims version of the Bible, there are two other Jesus' mentioned in the Bible, barabbas and Jesus the wise).
Gwendolyn2018 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Which records outside The Christian Scriptures document John the Baptist?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
@Gwendolyn2018 It is also a proven fake, no serious historian is of any doubt that the passage, what there is of it, about 4 lines, was edited in around the 6th century.
Even if it is real, why give four lines to Jesus and almost an entire chapter to John the Baptist?
Assuming he ever existed at all Was Jesus that unimportant?
Since I have said there were many Jesus about at the time, and the the word Christ simply meant anointed one, and did not carry the connotations we give it today, the James passage could refer to anyone (if you use the douay Rheims version of the Bible, there are two other Jesus' mentioned in the Bible, barabbas and Jesus the wise).
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
Gwendolyn2018 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Which records outside The Christian Scriptures document John the Baptist?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
The writings of Josephus Flavius, Hillel the elder, and the Mandean scriptures including the Ginza Rba
Gwendolyn2018 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Which records outside The Christian Scriptures document John the Baptist?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
The writings of Josephus Flavius, Hillel the elder, and the Mandean scriptures including the Ginza Rba
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
NotConvinced comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Well put, may I quote you?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Yes of course
NotConvinced comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Well put, may I quote you?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Yes of course
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
Slappy_Longarms comments on Apr 28, 2018:
I don't think jeezy ever existed.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
He didn't, he is a composite propaganda character, meant to serve as a titular founder of the anti-Johanism cult.
Slappy_Longarms comments on Apr 28, 2018:
I don't think jeezy ever existed.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
He didn't, he is a composite propaganda character, meant to serve as a titular founder of the anti-Johanism cult.
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
ArturoS comments on Apr 29, 2018:
And to think that Islam and Mormonism, among other religions, “build” on that. P. T. Barnum was right in predicting that there's no lack of suckers.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Scientology too
ArturoS comments on Apr 29, 2018:
And to think that Islam and Mormonism, among other religions, “build” on that. P. T. Barnum was right in predicting that there's no lack of suckers.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Scientology too
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
Desertkatt comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Jesus was a charismatic schizophrenic.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Have you read Dennis Potter's "Son of man" that takes exactly this idea as its main premise?
Desertkatt comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Jesus was a charismatic schizophrenic.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Have you read Dennis Potter's "Son of man" that takes exactly this idea as its main premise?
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
Betty comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Here is a thought…Maybe there was a Jesus. I think of it this way…There is a group of young men who hang out and socialize together. They drink wine and talk about a myriad of different subjects, religion, politics, and social and economic injustices of the time. In the group, there is a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Well thought out, just give it more time, and their having been 9 not one Jesus (which there were) and you have an action packed life of someone who never actually existed (the same thing happened with Robin Hood, there were six of them over a two hundred year period, Robert Fitzooth, Robert of Loxley, Robyn the Yeoman, Alan a dale known as Robin itherhood, Robin Lincoln-Grain (who was a fiction invented to sell Red Cloth Grain is not green, it is red) Will Scarlet the companion of Lincoln Grain) but only one legend of one man who never existed.
Betty comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Here is a thought…Maybe there was a Jesus. I think of it this way…There is a group of young men who hang out and socialize together. They drink wine and talk about a myriad of different subjects, religion, politics, and social and economic injustices of the time. In the group, there is a ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Well thought out, just give it more time, and their having been 9 not one Jesus (which there were) and you have an action packed life of someone who never actually existed (the same thing happened with Robin Hood, there were six of them over a two hundred year period, Robert Fitzooth, Robert of Loxley, Robyn the Yeoman, Alan a dale known as Robin itherhood, Robin Lincoln-Grain (who was a fiction invented to sell Red Cloth Grain is not green, it is red) Will Scarlet the companion of Lincoln Grain) but only one legend of one man who never existed.
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
scurry comments on Apr 29, 2018:
I don't know one way or another if Jesus ever exists; but it's more his parentage that I question.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
There are historically nine Jesus' in and around the time of the supposed Biblical Jesus, and since Jesus is a Latinised version of Joshua, traditionally used by claimant to the messiahship, this is hardly surprising since Israel was at the time under Gentile occupation.
scurry comments on Apr 29, 2018:
I don't know one way or another if Jesus ever exists; but it's more his parentage that I question.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
There are historically nine Jesus' in and around the time of the supposed Biblical Jesus, and since Jesus is a Latinised version of Joshua, traditionally used by claimant to the messiahship, this is hardly surprising since Israel was at the time under Gentile occupation.
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
Leon comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Hi, would you like to advise where is can read these accounts please?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
There is an entire history of the Herodian dynasty in the works of Josephus Flavius, as is an account of the teachings of the proclaimed Messiah John the Baptist, the rise of his cult and his death by execution for insurgency. Jesus Barabbas is recorded in the Roman chronicles of Judea for his attack on Fort Antonia, The Tin mining operations of the Romans in what is now known as Cornwall include the trade and Haulage agreements with Joseph of Arimathea, a ship owner and trader from Jerusalem.
Leon comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Hi, would you like to advise where is can read these accounts please?
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
There is an entire history of the Herodian dynasty in the works of Josephus Flavius, as is an account of the teachings of the proclaimed Messiah John the Baptist, the rise of his cult and his death by execution for insurgency. Jesus Barabbas is recorded in the Roman chronicles of Judea for his attack on Fort Antonia, The Tin mining operations of the Romans in what is now known as Cornwall include the trade and Haulage agreements with Joseph of Arimathea, a ship owner and trader from Jerusalem.
Do You know there are actual eyewitness, historically accepted and verified testimonies for the ...
Leon comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Have a look at the attached and look at the common denominators in each religion. Look also at the time difference between the revarious religions.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Exactly my point, nothing in Christianity is original, the whole christ story is a myth copied from earlier religions and brought up to date by including contemporary characters from about 50 years before the publication date.
It's like me writing the story of a messiah who came in the 1970s and including the name of the then pope, the president of America and the Olympic massacre as contemporary events to give the story creedence.
Leon comments on Apr 29, 2018:
Have a look at the attached and look at the common denominators in each religion. Look also at the time difference between the revarious religions.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 29, 2018:
Exactly my point, nothing in Christianity is original, the whole christ story is a myth copied from earlier religions and brought up to date by including contemporary characters from about 50 years before the publication date.
It's like me writing the story of a messiah who came in the 1970s and including the name of the then pope, the president of America and the Olympic massacre as contemporary events to give the story creedence.
Odd Shows
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Here are few to be going on with
First that comes to mind is "Spaced" especially series 2, seriously weird, but brilliant
"Noel Fielding's Luxury Comedy" is even more off the wall than Boosh.
or you might like "the IT crowd"
if you can find it in the USA the original series from the 1970s of ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 28, 2018:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dnjnD_Xv-M=PLOPfUg0YR9LY0lXDXIqlTRQVnXcDkMyN1=61
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Here are few to be going on with
First that comes to mind is "Spaced" especially series 2, seriously weird, but brilliant
"Noel Fielding's Luxury Comedy" is even more off the wall than Boosh.
or you might like "the IT crowd"
if you can find it in the USA the original series from the 1970s of ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 28, 2018:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dnjnD_Xv-M=PLOPfUg0YR9LY0lXDXIqlTRQVnXcDkMyN1=61
Odd Shows
Gareth comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Not weird, but if you don't know "Peep Show" you should.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 28, 2018:
No, no you really should not.
Mitchell and Webb are great but Peep Show was not their finest half hour.
Gareth comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Not weird, but if you don't know "Peep Show" you should.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 28, 2018:
No, no you really should not.
Mitchell and Webb are great but Peep Show was not their finest half hour.
Odd Shows
beansontoast comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Or if you have a juvenille sense of humour like me, The Inbetweeners is a must:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD5QMrMDEYk
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 28, 2018:
@Silvertongue agreed, the inbetweeners was about as funny as having you bollocks sawn off with a rusty aardvark, to the soundtrack album of the apple played backwards in a biscuit tin full of fire ants.
beansontoast comments on Apr 28, 2018:
Or if you have a juvenille sense of humour like me, The Inbetweeners is a must:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD5QMrMDEYk
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 28, 2018:
@Silvertongue agreed, the inbetweeners was about as funny as having you bollocks sawn off with a rusty aardvark, to the soundtrack album of the apple played backwards in a biscuit tin full of fire ants.
Mistaken Identity
jacpod comments on Apr 27, 2018:
I was told I looked like Helen Shapiro
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 27, 2018:
You must have been flattered she was gorgeous, talented and just all round wonderful
jacpod comments on Apr 27, 2018:
I was told I looked like Helen Shapiro
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 27, 2018:
You must have been flattered she was gorgeous, talented and just all round wonderful
Have you ever had someone ask you what religion you were raised in as a child before you became an ...
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 27, 2018:
It's not new.
I know people who still insist on calling Hitler a lapsed Catholic, still a Catholic, just a very bad Catholic.
True the bastard was raised a Catholic, and made deals with Pope Pius XII to have Church Cannon Law imposed via the Reich Concordant, but Hitler had been a member of the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 27, 2018:
@Surfpirate In that situation, have they told your family to shun you?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 27, 2018:
It's not new.
I know people who still insist on calling Hitler a lapsed Catholic, still a Catholic, just a very bad Catholic.
True the bastard was raised a Catholic, and made deals with Pope Pius XII to have Church Cannon Law imposed via the Reich Concordant, but Hitler had been a member of the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 27, 2018:
@Surfpirate In that situation, have they told your family to shun you?
Is science & religion compatible?
oldsinner111 comments on Apr 26, 2018:
not christian,maybe Hindu,as they believe in other beings from space
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2018:
Why not Christian?
The Bible has witches, prophets, soothsayers, spiritualists, unicorns, leviathan, magic, flying men, ghosts , demons (various), angels (various), magic fish, curses, charms, talking donkeys and snakes, Behemoth .....
I could go on but all that sounds a bit Harry Potter-ish to me.
oldsinner111 comments on Apr 26, 2018:
not christian,maybe Hindu,as they believe in other beings from space
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2018:
Why not Christian?
The Bible has witches, prophets, soothsayers, spiritualists, unicorns, leviathan, magic, flying men, ghosts , demons (various), angels (various), magic fish, curses, charms, talking donkeys and snakes, Behemoth .....
I could go on but all that sounds a bit Harry Potter-ish to me.
Now There's A Paradox.
SleepingOnABoat comments on Apr 25, 2018:
This one is not a paradox, although there are many similar that are a paradox. A lie does not depend on something being true or false, but the belief of truth or falsehood. So what happens depends on the belief, not the fact of what he says.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2018:
I think you are playing with the definition of the verb to lie, to create an equivocation.
When you use the word falsehood, that better fits the definition of a deliberate and intentional deception.
One can lie quite unintentionally, especially if you are under the impression that a lie is the truth, by incorrect use of grammar or syntax, or by quoting as believed truth the words of another.
The lie stands as an untruth, regardless of the intent of the speaker, perpetuation, rather than perpetration a lie, makes no difference to the lie itself.
A falsehood, or perjury includes in their etymological root, the implication of deliberate being in a state of evil intent in order to deceive.
Where as the root word of the verb to lie has no such connotation but simply means to lay down an untruth (wittingly or unwittingly)
Lie (untruth) and Lie (place down upon)and to lay (to take some something or accept something submissively) all have the same proto germanic root
SleepingOnABoat comments on Apr 25, 2018:
This one is not a paradox, although there are many similar that are a paradox. A lie does not depend on something being true or false, but the belief of truth or falsehood. So what happens depends on the belief, not the fact of what he says.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 26, 2018:
I think you are playing with the definition of the verb to lie, to create an equivocation.
When you use the word falsehood, that better fits the definition of a deliberate and intentional deception.
One can lie quite unintentionally, especially if you are under the impression that a lie is the truth, by incorrect use of grammar or syntax, or by quoting as believed truth the words of another.
The lie stands as an untruth, regardless of the intent of the speaker, perpetuation, rather than perpetration a lie, makes no difference to the lie itself.
A falsehood, or perjury includes in their etymological root, the implication of deliberate being in a state of evil intent in order to deceive.
Where as the root word of the verb to lie has no such connotation but simply means to lay down an untruth (wittingly or unwittingly)
Lie (untruth) and Lie (place down upon)and to lay (to take some something or accept something submissively) all have the same proto germanic root
To many folks on here faith is a dirty word.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 5, 2018:
To many folks on here faith is a dirty word.
*Only in it's theological context, as a simile for fidelity or trust I have no problems with it*
It has no place for rational folks who make choices based on evidence.
*Again only when speaking in a theological sense*
We don’t want to ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2018:
@Betty
Faith when used as a noun meaning trust, or fidelity comes from the middle English word "fay" meaning a matter of trust, honour or confidence.
However Faith in the religious sense of accepting as true without good cause, is a proper noun and has a totally different root etymology and comes from bheidh a Proto-Indo-European root indicating a state of blind allegiance, adherence or utter loyalty, based on nothing but a choice to do so.
Time actually has done the opposite of what you suggest and merged two phononyms with a superficial similarity in to one word meaning both and leaving its use open to equivocation in theological and logical arguments.
"mad", "cool", "wicked" "gay", are not comparable since they are slang uses of existing words that have appropriated cultural and colloquial second ( or even third or fourth) meanings, though Race is comparable as it too has several meanings each with actual different root etymologies.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 5, 2018:
To many folks on here faith is a dirty word.
*Only in it's theological context, as a simile for fidelity or trust I have no problems with it*
It has no place for rational folks who make choices based on evidence.
*Again only when speaking in a theological sense*
We don’t want to ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2018:
@Betty
Faith when used as a noun meaning trust, or fidelity comes from the middle English word "fay" meaning a matter of trust, honour or confidence.
However Faith in the religious sense of accepting as true without good cause, is a proper noun and has a totally different root etymology and comes from bheidh a Proto-Indo-European root indicating a state of blind allegiance, adherence or utter loyalty, based on nothing but a choice to do so.
Time actually has done the opposite of what you suggest and merged two phononyms with a superficial similarity in to one word meaning both and leaving its use open to equivocation in theological and logical arguments.
"mad", "cool", "wicked" "gay", are not comparable since they are slang uses of existing words that have appropriated cultural and colloquial second ( or even third or fourth) meanings, though Race is comparable as it too has several meanings each with actual different root etymologies.
Religion among Scientists in International Context: A New Study of Scientists in Eight Regions
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
The percentage of respondents is on average about 40%, a believer is far more likely to answer a survey like like this than a non believer who, if they are like me, see it as a pointless waste of time.
So the survey is skewed to start with.
In Muslim countries you are going to get 100% alledged ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay
Wiktionary ????????
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
The percentage of respondents is on average about 40%, a believer is far more likely to answer a survey like like this than a non believer who, if they are like me, see it as a pointless waste of time.
So the survey is skewed to start with.
In Muslim countries you are going to get 100% alledged ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay
Wiktionary ????????
Have to admit I'm on board with Jesus' teachings.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 20, 2018:
That which Jesus said that was good was not original
That which Jesus said that was orginal was not good
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2018:
@david75090 I would pretty much go along with that, but in this case and context I was referring to the character commonly known as Jesus of Nazareth appearing in the so called "Holy" Bible.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 20, 2018:
That which Jesus said that was good was not original
That which Jesus said that was orginal was not good
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 23, 2018:
@david75090 I would pretty much go along with that, but in this case and context I was referring to the character commonly known as Jesus of Nazareth appearing in the so called "Holy" Bible.
Religion among Scientists in International Context: A New Study of Scientists in Eight Regions
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
The percentage of respondents is on average about 40%, a believer is far more likely to answer a survey like like this than a non believer who, if they are like me, see it as a pointless waste of time.
So the survey is skewed to start with.
In Muslim countries you are going to get 100% alledged ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 22, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay
" this presumes that non-believers don't evangelize (they do)"
Possibly THE single most stupid thing ever said to me on this site.
Try looking up the word evangelize, read its meaning and then you will realise just how idiotic that phrase makes you sound.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
The percentage of respondents is on average about 40%, a believer is far more likely to answer a survey like like this than a non believer who, if they are like me, see it as a pointless waste of time.
So the survey is skewed to start with.
In Muslim countries you are going to get 100% alledged ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 22, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay
" this presumes that non-believers don't evangelize (they do)"
Possibly THE single most stupid thing ever said to me on this site.
Try looking up the word evangelize, read its meaning and then you will realise just how idiotic that phrase makes you sound.
Religion among Scientists in International Context: A New Study of Scientists in Eight Regions
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
The percentage of respondents is on average about 40%, a believer is far more likely to answer a survey like like this than a non believer who, if they are like me, see it as a pointless waste of time.
So the survey is skewed to start with.
In Muslim countries you are going to get 100% alledged ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 22, 2018:
@ladyprof70 It is a biblical requirement
Commonly known as the Great Commsion
Matthew 28:19-20
19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 11, 2018:
The percentage of respondents is on average about 40%, a believer is far more likely to answer a survey like like this than a non believer who, if they are like me, see it as a pointless waste of time.
So the survey is skewed to start with.
In Muslim countries you are going to get 100% alledged ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 22, 2018:
@ladyprof70 It is a biblical requirement
Commonly known as the Great Commsion
Matthew 28:19-20
19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
What is your impression of Unitarian Universalist?
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 20, 2018:
A word of advice here, don't confuse Unitarian Universalists with Unitarians
Neither will thanks you for it.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2018:
@DavidLaDeau https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarianism
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 20, 2018:
A word of advice here, don't confuse Unitarian Universalists with Unitarians
Neither will thanks you for it.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 21, 2018:
@DavidLaDeau https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarianism
is there any countries that are not so religious as usa ?
LeighShelton comments on Dec 26, 2017:
id say where I live in the UK its a lot better
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
Me too Rule Britannia!
LeighShelton comments on Dec 26, 2017:
id say where I live in the UK its a lot better
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
Me too Rule Britannia!
is there any countries that are not so religious as usa ?
Tejas comments on Dec 26, 2017:
Japan
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
The Japanese just like any excuse for a good party, without having to believe in any of it. I'm all for that.
Tejas comments on Dec 26, 2017:
Japan
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
The Japanese just like any excuse for a good party, without having to believe in any of it. I'm all for that.
is there any countries that are not so religious as usa ?
Lucas20520 comments on Dec 26, 2017:
This reads like a drunk post, lol. I'm sure you've discovered some majority secular countries by now. Just google Secular Countries.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
How dars youz??? I'll hav Uno I am as Jober as a Sludge!!!
Lucas20520 comments on Dec 26, 2017:
This reads like a drunk post, lol. I'm sure you've discovered some majority secular countries by now. Just google Secular Countries.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
How dars youz??? I'll hav Uno I am as Jober as a Sludge!!!
is there any countries that are not so religious as usa ?
DianaGinger comments on Apr 12, 2018:
People think it looks good for them calling themselves Christian. I think they look foolish.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
True it is a matter of pride to wear an effigy of a long gone dead Jewish carpenter turned Zombie turned flying dude as it somehow declares you to be a good and wholesome person.
Whereas walking about wearing an "I believe in Santa Clause" T shirt is likely to have you at best laughed at and at worst locked up as a danger to yourself and others.
You See, you have to believe in the CORRECT dead bearded magic man or your a nut.
DianaGinger comments on Apr 12, 2018:
People think it looks good for them calling themselves Christian. I think they look foolish.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
True it is a matter of pride to wear an effigy of a long gone dead Jewish carpenter turned Zombie turned flying dude as it somehow declares you to be a good and wholesome person.
Whereas walking about wearing an "I believe in Santa Clause" T shirt is likely to have you at best laughed at and at worst locked up as a danger to yourself and others.
You See, you have to believe in the CORRECT dead bearded magic man or your a nut.
Well who would have thought?
nicknotes comments on Apr 20, 2018:
The Roman Catholics use statues [graven images*] so they had to erase the prohibition on images and monkey with the count by spliting the last commandment into 2 commandments.
*Definition of graven image
: an object of worship carved usually from wood or stone : idol
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
Yup but it is amazing how many RC and CoE etc laity have no idea that when they talk about the 10C that they are not talking about the same thing or that in neither form do the 10C exist in any translation in the Bible but are edited together from three different biblical sources Exodus 34 Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 and only the first one actually calls itself the ten commandments in the text.
nicknotes comments on Apr 20, 2018:
The Roman Catholics use statues [graven images*] so they had to erase the prohibition on images and monkey with the count by spliting the last commandment into 2 commandments.
*Definition of graven image
: an object of worship carved usually from wood or stone : idol
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
Yup but it is amazing how many RC and CoE etc laity have no idea that when they talk about the 10C that they are not talking about the same thing or that in neither form do the 10C exist in any translation in the Bible but are edited together from three different biblical sources Exodus 34 Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 and only the first one actually calls itself the ten commandments in the text.
Christianity is NOT a religion, I’m told.
AssassinofWords comments on Apr 19, 2018:
Technically Christianity, like all religions, started off as a cult, it only falls under the category of a religion due to its ceaseless ministry work and brutal, bloodthirsty conversion tactics. Also Jesus wouldn't be a zombie, he'd be classified a lich as he didn't have an affinity for eating ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
Technically he does encourage those he infects to eat and drink flesh and blood, so if that continues when they come back from the dead....?
AssassinofWords comments on Apr 19, 2018:
Technically Christianity, like all religions, started off as a cult, it only falls under the category of a religion due to its ceaseless ministry work and brutal, bloodthirsty conversion tactics. Also Jesus wouldn't be a zombie, he'd be classified a lich as he didn't have an affinity for eating ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 20, 2018:
Technically he does encourage those he infects to eat and drink flesh and blood, so if that continues when they come back from the dead....?
Word mispronunciation
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@Bierbasstard I am not offended by the language spoken in the USA and have no ire, other than to be of the opinion that it is NOT English in any form, it is a language in spelling, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation that evolved from English and which completely ignores the etymology of English when randomly assigning meanings to words with no lexicographically historical substantiation.
I do object to the importation of "American" as English and the enforced acceptance in Great Britain of "alternate spelling" and "alternate pronunciations" when it is no such thing and is in fact another language the adoption of which has caused the degradation of the actual English language in England.
In short all I ask is stop calling it "American English" when it clearly is no such thing, call it what it is "United States American."
By the way Bastardisation is spelled with an S not a Z even in America, it is only spelled with a Z in Australia.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@Bierbasstard I am not offended by the language spoken in the USA and have no ire, other than to be of the opinion that it is NOT English in any form, it is a language in spelling, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation that evolved from English and which completely ignores the etymology of English when randomly assigning meanings to words with no lexicographically historical substantiation.
I do object to the importation of "American" as English and the enforced acceptance in Great Britain of "alternate spelling" and "alternate pronunciations" when it is no such thing and is in fact another language the adoption of which has caused the degradation of the actual English language in England.
In short all I ask is stop calling it "American English" when it clearly is no such thing, call it what it is "United States American."
By the way Bastardisation is spelled with an S not a Z even in America, it is only spelled with a Z in Australia.
Word mispronunciation
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten
"Rude, Len, rude."
I believe you meant to accuse me of being : ill-mannered, bad-mannered, impolite or, uncivil.
Rude connotes either ignorant, uneducated or vulgar in that I had said something sexually or morally inappropriate.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten
"Rude, Len, rude."
I believe you meant to accuse me of being : ill-mannered, bad-mannered, impolite or, uncivil.
Rude connotes either ignorant, uneducated or vulgar in that I had said something sexually or morally inappropriate.
Word mispronunciation
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten The vast majority of Canadian and Australasian (Australia does not stand alone) are more in line with Traditional English than the USA. South African English speakers I will grant you are farther away than you "Colonials" are but they at least don't claim to actually speak English but an Afrikaans/Dutch/English hybrid at one time known as the language of the Boers.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten The vast majority of Canadian and Australasian (Australia does not stand alone) are more in line with Traditional English than the USA. South African English speakers I will grant you are farther away than you "Colonials" are but they at least don't claim to actually speak English but an Afrikaans/Dutch/English hybrid at one time known as the language of the Boers.
Word mispronunciation
VAL3941 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
Amercans are the biggest culprits here !
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten
"Where do you pinpoint "correct" English?"
From Dr. Samuel Johnson the noted linguist, the widely accepted father of philology and author of the first accepted lexicographical and etymological dictionary of the English language, with word analysis of meaning and origin of English word from their Latin, Greek, French, Anglo Saxon and Normandic roots.
I am surprised you did not know this.
VAL3941 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
Amercans are the biggest culprits here !
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten
"Where do you pinpoint "correct" English?"
From Dr. Samuel Johnson the noted linguist, the widely accepted father of philology and author of the first accepted lexicographical and etymological dictionary of the English language, with word analysis of meaning and origin of English word from their Latin, Greek, French, Anglo Saxon and Normandic roots.
I am surprised you did not know this.
Word mispronunciation
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten So far as -ize and -ise are concerned I am not wrong, might I suggest you read a dictionary too (Oh and not Webster's, because when a country has to rewrite the dictionary to justify its own lazy use of a mother tongue they may as well have simply admitted their mistake in the first place, it would have saved time and a lot of trees.)
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 19, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten So far as -ize and -ise are concerned I am not wrong, might I suggest you read a dictionary too (Oh and not Webster's, because when a country has to rewrite the dictionary to justify its own lazy use of a mother tongue they may as well have simply admitted their mistake in the first place, it would have saved time and a lot of trees.)
Word mispronunciation
hemingwaykitten comments on Apr 18, 2018:
Pronunciation of "Sean" as "seen" makes me crazy. Not many pronunciations bother me as many of them are cultural in nature and can be correctly pronounced a few ways. Grammar and spelling are my bugaboos. Americans in particular seem to be proud of their ignorance in grammar and spelling. It ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
This is the classic especially when talking about the actor Sean Bean
Is it Seen Been or Shaun Baun ;)
hemingwaykitten comments on Apr 18, 2018:
Pronunciation of "Sean" as "seen" makes me crazy. Not many pronunciations bother me as many of them are cultural in nature and can be correctly pronounced a few ways. Grammar and spelling are my bugaboos. Americans in particular seem to be proud of their ignorance in grammar and spelling. It ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
This is the classic especially when talking about the actor Sean Bean
Is it Seen Been or Shaun Baun ;)
Word mispronunciation
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten There is no such thing as American English, there is English and there is incorrect
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten There is no such thing as American English, there is English and there is incorrect
Word mispronunciation
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten read my post, I did address exactly this point.
LenHazell53 comments on Apr 18, 2018:
I am more aggrieved by the misuse of inappropriate words, than I am by their mispronunciation:
For example, people using the word Jealous, when they mean envious, using the word awful when then mean appalling, wicked when they mean terrific, axed when they mean asked (though that one does fall in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
@hemingwaykitten read my post, I did address exactly this point.
Do you think that exposing children to fantasy movies and books conditions their mind into accepting...
vnufall comments on Apr 7, 2018:
My son who is 29, is still involved with Marvel Comics...from Spidey to Thor to Black Panther to Captain America to whoever Stan Lee has cooked up...so apparently he. Still likes super heroes.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
What are you saying they are NOT real? :0
vnufall comments on Apr 7, 2018:
My son who is 29, is still involved with Marvel Comics...from Spidey to Thor to Black Panther to Captain America to whoever Stan Lee has cooked up...so apparently he. Still likes super heroes.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
What are you saying they are NOT real? :0
Name something men need to stop doing.
LadyAlyxandrea comments on Apr 17, 2018:
Mansplaing
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea Oh I am sorry, seems I was wrong "mansplaining" has entered the dictionary, in February this year, it is still etymologically ridiculous, inherently sexist and lexicographically nonsensical. To say nothing of being redundant when the word "Condescending" is perfectly adequate, can I then assume you would be happy for me to describe your answer as Femisplaining?
You see the reason I would not do that is unlike you I am not a sexist pratt!
LadyAlyxandrea comments on Apr 17, 2018:
Mansplaing
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 18, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea Oh I am sorry, seems I was wrong "mansplaining" has entered the dictionary, in February this year, it is still etymologically ridiculous, inherently sexist and lexicographically nonsensical. To say nothing of being redundant when the word "Condescending" is perfectly adequate, can I then assume you would be happy for me to describe your answer as Femisplaining?
You see the reason I would not do that is unlike you I am not a sexist pratt!
Is science antithetical to religion?
JimG comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Religion and science are separate and not equal science never accepts theories based on faith, and as far as science is concerned religion is irrelevant.
Most believers can't accept facts that contradict their religious beliefs.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay I'm afraid to me that is tacit approval, because the people in you class might get your nuances, but it does not alter the fact that fanatics can legitimately claim their lies are being taught as science/truth in educational establishments, thus legitimising their bullshit.
Would you teach demonology in a premed class as an "Alternate theory" to germ theory, of course not, because it would be bloody stupid, and dangerous.
Creationism is not science and so has no place in a science class, even as a controversy, and it is a poor teacher who would allow it, never mind go along with it.
I taught English as a second language, should I have taught my students to pray for the gift of tongues?
If we allow these people to redefine language to mean whatever they want it to mean, we are all lost.
JimG comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Religion and science are separate and not equal science never accepts theories based on faith, and as far as science is concerned religion is irrelevant.
Most believers can't accept facts that contradict their religious beliefs.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay I'm afraid to me that is tacit approval, because the people in you class might get your nuances, but it does not alter the fact that fanatics can legitimately claim their lies are being taught as science/truth in educational establishments, thus legitimising their bullshit.
Would you teach demonology in a premed class as an "Alternate theory" to germ theory, of course not, because it would be bloody stupid, and dangerous.
Creationism is not science and so has no place in a science class, even as a controversy, and it is a poor teacher who would allow it, never mind go along with it.
I taught English as a second language, should I have taught my students to pray for the gift of tongues?
If we allow these people to redefine language to mean whatever they want it to mean, we are all lost.
What books about atheism/agnosticism are your favorites (If any)? Why?
Gatovicolo comments on Apr 17, 2018:
Why I Am Not a Christian, Bertrand Russell
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2018:
Beat me to it.
Gatovicolo comments on Apr 17, 2018:
Why I Am Not a Christian, Bertrand Russell
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2018:
Beat me to it.
Is science antithetical to religion?
JimG comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Religion and science are separate and not equal science never accepts theories based on faith, and as far as science is concerned religion is irrelevant.
Most believers can't accept facts that contradict their religious beliefs.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay So what do "most scientists" do when religious fanatics want unscientific twaddle taught as an "alternate" theory in science classes?
JimG comments on Apr 15, 2018:
Religion and science are separate and not equal science never accepts theories based on faith, and as far as science is concerned religion is irrelevant.
Most believers can't accept facts that contradict their religious beliefs.
LenHazell53 replies on Apr 17, 2018:
@TheMiddleWay So what do "most scientists" do when religious fanatics want unscientific twaddle taught as an "alternate" theory in science classes?
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