Thirdly: Damn I hate trolls.
Don't be a hater.
As a former Episcopalian(I married a Baptist and now we're apparently Presbyterian), I must apologize for the disgusting bigotry your grandmother encountered. I have had to leave individual Episcopal churches before for their attitudes towards certain things, but I have never encountered anything in my time in the church to imply that polio was a punishment from God for anything and I would have strong words with anyone who stated otherwise. A trial or burden, maybe- and that's a longshot, and that would be from life, not necessarily God. But a punishment? Not just no, Hell No.And yes, I would have probably giggled at your grandpa singing the witch doctor song in church. And I was an acolyte.
This was a LONG time ago. The Episcopal church was a different place back then.
Would you prefer the term loathe?Thirdly: Damn I hate trolls.Don't be a hater.
I would prefer you to be a bit more friendly, dammit.
Would you prefer the term loathe?Thirdly: Damn I hate trolls.Don't be a hater.
Blame it on society. Trolls are victims, dude.
Brrnnnnzzzz....?
Brrnnnnzzzz....?
See? His father didn't love him. Now look at him.
This was a LONG time ago. The Episcopal church was a different place back then.
As a former Episcopalian(I married a Baptist and now we're apparently Presbyterian), I must apologize for the disgusting bigotry your grandmother encountered. I have had to leave individual Episcopal churches before for their attitudes towards certain things, but I have never encountered anything in my time in the church to imply that polio was a punishment from God for anything and I would have strong words with anyone who stated otherwise. A trial or burden, maybe- and that's a longshot, and that would be from life, not necessarily God. But a punishment? Not just no, Hell No.And yes, I would have probably giggled at your grandpa singing the witch doctor song in church. And I was an acolyte.
would that you, maikurion, and I could have a beer over this. That would be cool.
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Among the categories of employees who are not included in the state coverage are . . . workers mainly engaged in the range production of livestock (but only if they are being paid a salary that is equivalent to 40 times the minimum wage per week).
(Emphasis mine.)
What do you think this means?
Edit: "State coverage" refers to minimum wage, not something else.
I think it means: Mama, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys.
EDIT: Fixed my quote and added musical link.
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What do you think this means?Don't move to Oregon?
Time to build meself a time machine.
Also: Hear this?
My heroes have always been CowboysI think it means: Mama, don't let your sons grow up to be cowboys.
** spoiler omitted **
Don't take your guns to town!
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Don't take your guns to town!My heroes have always been CowboysI think it means: Mama, don't let your sons grow up to be cowboys.
** spoiler omitted **
I would make fun of you but you choose Cash. That's weird for a non-capitalist.
I dunno. Something in the way the protestation was put forth. It's hard for me to put into words.He loves the game and wants to share it with his family but has reservations about the art. How is that weird?I'd agree more if his kids showed up at home sneaking that stuff into the house. However, he's the one who is buying it and wants to bring his kids and family into something that he feels has too much cheesecake-y content. I also think the situation would be different if he didn't want his wife and kids to play this game and felt he had to hide the books around the house or something- there's an OLD Dragon Magazine letter to the editor to that effect. I think his situation is more than bit weird, but then again, I don't have kids.What beliefs did he even express? That some pictures were inappropriate for *his* kids? Sheesh. Somebody needs to take a board with a nail to that thread. Way to make a welcome wagon.I don't recall the OP of that thread saying anything like that and yet you have all these "high-minded" people making snide remarks about him and his beliefs. Some people need to grow up.(lol) I love how if you don't want to walk around with a book with a picture of a fantasy bombshell with impossible breasts on the cover because it's purile and that makes you look like a sad, desperate wanker, that must mean that you're a f+%!ing prude.People need to own up to their prudishness. It's not necessarily a bad thing, and thinking someone is somehow lacking in intimate company, morals or ethics because they enjoy viewing fantasy bombshells with impossible breasts on their books isn't necessarily a good thing.
Momentary fear that somebody was going to take your boobs away? I had that once. What a pain it is to get rid of a body after you've broken the neck.
Aye.Eya?
Yea! Enya?
I would make fun of you but you choose Cash. That's weird for a non-capitalist.Don't take your guns to town!My heroes have always been CowboysI think it means: Mama, don't let your sons grow up to be cowboys.
** spoiler omitted **
I would make fun of you but you're Crimson.
This was a LONG time ago. The Episcopal church was a different place back then.
As a former Episcopalian(I married a Baptist and now we're apparently Presbyterian), I must apologize for the disgusting bigotry your grandmother encountered. I have had to leave individual Episcopal churches before for their attitudes towards certain things, but I have never encountered anything in my time in the church to imply that polio was a punishment from God for anything and I would have strong words with anyone who stated otherwise. A trial or burden, maybe- and that's a longshot, and that would be from life, not necessarily God. But a punishment? Not just no, Hell No.And yes, I would have probably giggled at your grandpa singing the witch doctor song in church. And I was an acolyte.
Yeah, but this is more than different. Maybe The Reformed Episcopal Church? I think we shipped most of the Calvinists off thataway in the 19th century.
BTW, where is that Really Important Post of yours referenced before? I can't find it.
To bring up a recurring theme:
Beer and country music often go well together.
Man, I thought I'd seen every King of the Hill ever -- especially all the ones before it went downhill. But tonight, I saw a new old one. Something I miss/ed.
Where the f~%! is Kai Risdoll you f%*+ing a%!##~! bastards?!?
This was a LONG time ago. The Episcopal church was a different place back then.
As a former Episcopalian(I married a Baptist and now we're apparently Presbyterian), I must apologize for the disgusting bigotry your grandmother encountered. I have had to leave individual Episcopal churches before for their attitudes towards certain things, but I have never encountered anything in my time in the church to imply that polio was a punishment from God for anything and I would have strong words with anyone who stated otherwise. A trial or burden, maybe- and that's a longshot, and that would be from life, not necessarily God. But a punishment? Not just no, Hell No.And yes, I would have probably giggled at your grandpa singing the witch doctor song in church. And I was an acolyte.
Yeah, but this is more than different. Maybe The Reformed Episcopal Church? I think we shipped most of the Calvinists off thataway in the 19th century.
BTW, where is that Really Important Post of yours referenced before? I can't find it.
Twas on this page.
Man, I thought I'd seen every King of the Hill ever -- especially all the ones before it went downhill. But tonight, I saw a new old one. Something I miss/ed.
I was something of a fan of the show. It was disturbing how well it mirrored real life.
Well I think that some of the art straddles the "line" yet I have not seen any that crosses that said line. If my children were younger I might have an issue with it. I do keep some of my dragon magazines and any Heavy Metal magazines away from my youngest. My oldest is not 15 and sees worse when out with his friends than anything ever printed by Paizo.Your thoughts?... but then again, I don't have kids.I do.As usual CJ, thank you for your thoughts.
Momentary fear that somebody was going to take your boobs away? I had that once. What a pain it is to get rid of a body after you've...I dunno. Something in the way the protestation was put forth. It's hard for me to put into words.He loves the game and wants to share it with his family but has reservations about the art. How is that weird?I'd agree more if his kids showed up at home sneaking that stuff into the house. However, he's the one who is buying it and wants to bring his kids and family into something that he feels has too much cheesecake-y content. I also think the situation would be different if he didn't want his wife and kids to play this game and felt he had to hide the books around the house or something- there's an OLD Dragon Magazine letter to the editor to that effect. I think his situation is more than bit weird, but then again, I don't have kids.What beliefs did he even express? That some pictures were inappropriate for *his* kids? Sheesh. Somebody needs to take a board with a nail to that thread. Way to make a welcome wagon.I don't recall the OP of that thread saying anything like that and yet you have all these "high-minded" people making snide remarks about him and his beliefs. Some people need to grow up.(lol) I love how if you don't want to walk around with a book with a picture of a fantasy bombshell with impossible breasts on the cover because it's purile and that makes you look like a sad, desperate wanker, that must mean that you're a f+%!ing prude.People need to own up to their prudishness. It's not necessarily a bad thing, and thinking someone is somehow lacking in intimate company, morals or ethics because they enjoy viewing fantasy bombshells with impossible breasts on their books isn't necessarily a good thing.
NOONE takes away mah boobs!!!
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I would make fun of you but you're Crimson.I would make fun of you but you choose Cash. That's weird for a non-capitalist.Don't take your guns to town!My heroes have always been CowboysI think it means: Mama, don't let your sons grow up to be cowboys.
** spoiler omitted **
Touche'
Well, the offtopic has been taken over by f&## all derpishness, so until it dies, I'll see you guys on facebook. I'm trying to be good.
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As usual CJ, thank you for your thoughts.Well I think that some of the art straddles the "line" yet I have not seen any that crosses that said line. If my children were younger I might have an issue with it. I do keep some of my dragon magazines and any Heavy Metal magazines away from my youngest. My oldest is not 15 and sees worse when out with his friends than anything ever printed by Paizo.Your thoughts?... but then again, I don't have kids.I do.So few seem to think so, your welcome.
So, I just ran out to the convenience store for a pack of cigarettes.
"Good evening," I said to the attendant, "Could I have a pack of Marlboro Lights."
He said something indecipherable..."selling skinners."
"Huh?" I asked.
"Pedophiles," he replied.
"Uh..............................I have no idea what you're talking about."
"Wow. You're real intelligent."
Now, my initial impulse was to punch him in the face, but I have learned to distrust my instinct for violence. However, the more I think about it, the more I think I was insulted for no reason.
Can anyone help me figure out what the hell just happened? Something about Marlboro Lights I don't know? Or should I have punched him in the face?
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So, I just ran out to the convenience store for a pack of cigarettes.
"Good evening," I said to the attendant, "Could I have a pack of Marlboro Lights."
He said something indecipherable..."selling skinners."
"Huh?" I asked.
"Pedophiles," he replied.
"Uh..............................I have no idea what you're talking about."
"Wow. You're real intelligent."
Now, my initial impulse was to punch him in the face, but I have learned to distrust my instinct for violence. However, the more I think about it, the more I think I was insulted for no reason.
Can anyone help me figure out what the hell just happened? Something about Marlboro Lights I don't know? Or should I have punched him in the face?
I say punch him in the face.
I say punch him in the face.So, I just ran out to the convenience store for a pack of cigarettes.
"Good evening," I said to the attendant, "Could I have a pack of Marlboro Lights."
He said something indecipherable..."selling skinners."
"Huh?" I asked.
"Pedophiles," he replied.
"Uh..............................I have no idea what you're talking about."
"Wow. You're real intelligent."
Now, my initial impulse was to punch him in the face, but I have learned to distrust my instinct for violence. However, the more I think about it, the more I think I was insulted for no reason.
Can anyone help me figure out what the hell just happened? Something about Marlboro Lights I don't know? Or should I have punched him in the face?
I'll be right back.
of course it might have been in the initial mumbling you did not hear, so that was not correct of me, forgive and forget. Little Spaz isn't worth your time.
Too late, I'm gone!
Twas on this page.This was a LONG time ago. The Episcopal church was a different place back then.
As a former Episcopalian(I married a Baptist and now we're apparently Presbyterian), I must apologize for the disgusting bigotry your grandmother encountered. I have had to leave individual Episcopal churches befT'ore for their attitudes towards certain things, but I have never encountered anything in my time in the church to imply that polio was a punishment from God for anything and I would have strong words with anyone who stated otherwise. A trial or burden, maybe- and that's a longshot, and that would be from life, not necessarily God. But a punishment? Not just no, Hell No.And yes, I would have probably giggled at your grandpa singing the witch doctor song in church. And I was an acolyte.
Yeah, but this is more than different. Maybe The Reformed Episcopal Church? I think we shipped most of the Calvinists off thataway in the 19th century.
BTW, where is that Really Important Post of yours referenced before? I can't find it.
That's not it. Kruely will know when he sees it. Sorry, I thought I added Kruely before, but my brain went Pfft.