Christian Science - Page 35

Less · 13-11-2013, 22:13

Not sure but I think it's around the time when the note under your name changes to 'full member'.
So much about karma has disappeared into the mists of time.
I wish we could have the dogs back, remember Tleafs Growler?

susie123 · 13-11-2013, 23:51

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Originally Posted by Restless

red karma saying my post was gibberish. Guess you think the bible was written in english all along? hmm was it hebrew? who cares

Think some of it was in Aramaic Rob, whatever that is.

susie123 · 14-11-2013, 00:07

I notice our friend hasn't come back with a defence of his opinions about WWII. Perhaps he realises what a load of testicles it is and is ashamed to show his face - actually I doubt that last bit very much... Perhaps his God has taken taken him up in a whirlwind (if only) as he did with Elijah* and deposited him in a burning fiery furnace as Hitler did with six million Jews. Or perhaps his views on WWII equate with his being a Holocaust denier as well... but that's another story (as in made up).

* No I haven't read the Bible but I have sung Mendelssohn's eponymous oratorio.

westendlass · 14-11-2013, 08:28

Ooh, it's gone very quiet. Is the hurricane over?

Eric · 14-11-2013, 09:40

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Originally Posted by westendlass

Ooh, it's gone very quiet. Is the hurricane over?

"He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind."

Kevin should have checked out Proverbs before he started his bs. Maybe he has left the site and is searching for a new pulpit.

"For now, faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love."

Less · 14-11-2013, 13:18

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Originally Posted by Eric

"He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind."

Kevin should have checked out Proverbs before he started his bs. Maybe he has left the site and is searching for a new pulpit.

"For now, faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love."

Oh dear, Eric's been affected!
A copy and paste for his first sentence, he used to be Sooo original.

Eric · 14-11-2013, 13:46

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Originally Posted by Less

Oh dear, Eric's been affected!

The Holy Spirit is upon me

And it's only 9:30 am.! Praise Jeeezus, pass the bong, and get me another beer

.

I do believe I will start my own church ... now, if only I could think of a name

It has to be something catchy. Pity Christian Science has been taken ... it has a nice ring to it ... a mix of superstition and science ... maybe: The First Church of Christ the Conspiracy Theorist.

Communion will consist of beer and pizza ... haven't decided on con- or tran- substantiation; the devil is in the details

Membership is available to all who are prepared to give me their banking and credit card info.

Less · 15-11-2013, 11:41

Well Eric, sometime this week you did mention that there is an art to the old comeback.

May I show you the standard of comeback that folk sometimes have to endure?

It was the comment for some karma I received about this thread, red of course all the greens were of a more sane nature.

14-11-2013 23:54 flibber flabber blobber blubber Not quite up to old Winstons standard is it?

Not signed, but looking at the time I suspect I know whom had just come in from the pub.

It seems he is still trying to use words not often seen by lesser mortals.

Eric · 15-11-2013, 12:13

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Originally Posted by Less

Well Eric, sometime this week you did mention that there is an art to the old comeback.

May I show you the standard of comeback that folk sometimes have to endure?

It was the comment for some karma I received about this thread, red of course all the greens were of a more sane nature.

14-11-2013 23:54 flibber flabber blobber blubber Not quite up to old Winstons standard is it?

Not signed, but looking at the time I suspect I know whom had just come in from the pub.

It seems he is still trying to use words not often seen by lesser mortals.

Yup ... it does sound like some mome rath outgrabing after imbibing

Eric · 15-11-2013, 12:34

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Originally Posted by Less

It seems he is still trying to use words not often seen by lesser mortals.

I think this comes from playing too many games of Aldiborontiphoskyphorniostikos

Less · 15-11-2013, 12:42

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Originally Posted by Eric

I think this comes from playing too many games of Aldiborontiphoskyphorniostikos

Well coincidence after coincidence, (or is it divine intervention?) I have a copy of that very book (unopened next to my Bible on my Bookcase).

Is a first edition copy of any value to a collector?

Further along my bookcase I do have a well thumbed copy of this book.

I find it far more entertaining.

susie123 · 15-11-2013, 16:50

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Originally Posted by Less

Well Eric, sometime this week you did mention that there is an art to the old comeback.

May I show you the standard of comeback that folk sometimes have to endure?

It was the comment for some karma I received about this thread, red of course all the greens were of a more sane nature.

14-11-2013 23:54 flibber flabber blobber blubber Not quite up to old Winstons standard is it?

Not signed, but looking at the time I suspect I know whom had just come in from the pub.

It seems he is still trying to use words not often seen by lesser mortals.

Funny I had the same comment, similar time but for green K. unsigned. Maybe they pressed the wrong button and mine should have been red too.