I heard that if you reach ten, they sell your address and picture to a fundamentalist hit squad.

Well I've no desire for the dancing girls or strippers as they were never of much interest since being taken by father to the Folies-Bergère when I was maybe 12 (My voice broke at 15-1/2). But Fernapple's warning would drive me away before 900,000 points. Of course that likely implies living another 100 years. How many people made it to 9? I can't believe any to 10.

@Fernapple combat vet Will be fun target practice

Sounds like the last thing I'd want;besides which what does an atheist heaven look like. is this another case of a double negative becoming a positive?

@rogerbenham It’s a case of idle silliness on my part. Just ignore.

@WilliamFleming It's why I gave you a laugh. But I wrote a long answer, checked on something else and found my answer had drifted into eternity. So I'm going to ask another general question.

A tee shirt saying Agnostic.com? Wow wearing that would be rather provocative. The Christians who'd like to convert me would be hurt. I have no desire to hurt them.
Pen: Ballpoint or fountain?

@rogerbenham Ballpoint

@Geoffrey51 Big deal, eh?

@rogerbenham The business!

@Geoffrey51 Just the thing to offer the vicar after you gently swore when slopping the tea.

That isn't true. You get more points by comments and replies.. Check my profile

@Cutiebeauty but the speed you can get likes from others compared with th4e speed to answer/like/tag posts if you want to make "likable" posts can generate more points in less time.
Of course if you can post/answer A LOT, you can generate your own points XD

@Pedrohbds of course that's true!

Interesting reply. I gave up on reading Facebook a year ago particularly because of time wasted and other peoples' comments.

@Fernapple Wastelook a friend calls it. Exactly what it is. I thought I'd miss out on stuff if I stopped looking but that has not been the case. I post (mostly Common Dreams) articles to it remotely but try really hard never to read my home page as it can suck you in pointlessly.
However a page was set up as my wife died of lung cancer and I confess that I have found writing there therapeutic and the comments, tributes, photos put up by the over 300 members have been gratifying to read. At first they produced many tears but somehow I feel as if I have got through the worst of the grieving period much quicker because of it.

I suppose the real answer is who cares what level one is at. I find myself asking the question as to why I am here. How did I get here? I can't remember. I don't care what others think about religion or faith any more than what they think about many things. I seem to be using it for politics but those of another country and not much my own. I like some of the music but would I mind if I didn't go there? No. Is this a place for bored people? Or lonely ones? I'm neither. So I come back to my question as to why I am here? Well it might lead to a future friend or partner but is this the place to look? I have no idea.

@rogerbenham I am bored and frequently lonely, so this is a good place for me hang out. I don’t expect it to change my life, but it’s easier to read and even contribute to discussions where it isn’t a huge battle like on some social media sites. This is more civil and agreeable to me.

Yes, I meant 8 to 9. Shame on me for not reading what I wrote.

@rogerbenham No worries. I figured it was just a typo.