Christianity QA

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On second thought, I’ll keep posting. For those too lazy to killfile me, that’s their problem.

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I think a lot of people find Mariachi music cheesy and outdated. But I f***ing like it anyway. In fact, someone a chat room I was in, said he feels Mariachi music is worse than gangsta rap. I disagree. Gangsta rap, and heavy metal, are probably some of the worst "music" out there. It’s one of those taste things though, and I sometimes feel like my taste buds are way out of wack. A few others kinds of music I like: Soft to medium rock, R&B, Old School, some New Age, some latin I think I’ve said this before.

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Mariachi to mexico is as country western is to the US. Mariachi is great stuff. I love them oversized guitars and the gitarones and the snare drum when they have one. Trumpets…… Nothing is wrong with your opinion. You’re Mexican for Gods sake. Cleve to that culture. You can do that and be American. Lotsa people don’t like rap, country, SALSA! for God’s sake some folks don’t like. Unimaginable not to like Salsa music. Mariachi is good traditional music. No problem.

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If sadness were a mental illness, like many psychiatrists would like us to believe, Mariachi music, Blues music, and possibly others, might go by the wayside. Maybe even some Christian music.

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I think country tends to be a little overpatriotic and closedminded, which is the main thing I don’t like about it. As I’ve said before, I’ve seen too many bumper stickers that say: "If it ain’t country, it ain’t music."

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Country music reminds me of musical Nazism, in some ways.

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Pepperoni pizza used to be my favorite pizza. But lately I usually eat cheese pizza. Buit overall, even though pizza is my favorite food flavorwise, I have been cutting down on it because it’s kind of fattening.

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BTW, I don’t like most 50’s, 60’s, or 70’s music, with a few exceptions. It’s mostly 80’s and up.

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The other day when my mom was watching "Cops" on TV, there was this cute brown-haired policewoman on there. I often overlook brown-haired women, but there are some beauties out there.

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I keep seeing these ads on the internet lately about celebrity impersonators. They always have the picture of some white celebrity on there. Typical. Why would I want to be a white celebrity impersonator? Superficiality. So typical. I am me. I don’t want to impersonate some ***** boy. ******* can be so egocentric at times. I’ll bet those ***** people, love to be looked at, but they probably don’t care much about anyone else.

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I saw Barbara E*** on TV earlier today. She still looks pretty good. I wonder how old she is now?

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I think I may be somewhat co-dependent, and long for my other half. I sometimes feel an emptiness.

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Lately I have not been as uncomfortable about cutting the cheese, while in the privacy of my own room. I avoid Rosy Palm, but she still gets the better of me at times.

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> I avoid Rosy Palm, but she still gets the better of me at times.

It feels kind of like that b&w movie of "The Fly" with Vincent Price, where that guy who got crossed with a fly was struggling to keep his "fly" hand under control.

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If I ever had a job, and they asked me to do something I felt was very wrong, I would quit on the spot. I don’t care how much they paid me.

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re: Sh*t happens Damn fecal aberrants.

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> Damn fecal aberrants.

I use the word "damn" way too often. I should try to think of something a little more original.

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I remember that year or so in my early 20’s, when I went through that phase of watching pornography, it had an initial appeal, but after a while I got desensitized to it, and felt almost like I was ******* off out of pure habit. Lust alone gets old. Love is more lasting.

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That wasn’t my very first taste of pornography, but it was my most in-depth and prolonged.

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I recently ordered an MP3 player. When it arrives, I plan to look for an MP3 of "All or Nothing at All" and "Danny Boy". I think I heard "All or Nothing at All" on a Warner Bros. cartoon once, but for some reason, it has stuck in my mind.

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For a few days, I will refrain from posting. I’m getting a little carried away with overposting. Maybe I’ll check out the want ads tomorrow.

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>> I avoid Rosy Palm, but she still gets the better of me at times. > It feels kind of like that b&w movie of "The Fly" with Vincent Price,    > where > that guy who got crossed with a fly was struggling to keep his "fly"   > hand under > control.

No, Mr. Hand, no! Please don’t touch Mr. Snake.

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Though I like some Jack Nicholson movies, I didn’t like "The Witches of Eastwick" very much. I guess I find witchcraft hard to swallow. My understanding is that there is white magic and black magic, where one is good, and the other harmful. Wiccanism – strange stuff.

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I have often found the J****h concept of a "c****n" people to be somewhat spiritually elitist. Maybe I just misunderstood it. Common, for a dummy like me.

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There is supposed to be a stuff called Spanish fly that makes you horny when you ingest it. I have heard that it doesn’t really work. But I wonder if modern medicine has any drugs like that, which do work. Scary, that someone could slip you something like that.

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But even rubbers are not perfect, the last I heard, and can break. Anyone who uses a rubber must be open to the possibility of either conception or abortion. ———————— – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Numb Nuts wrote: > Safe sex is often safer and smarter. > But I hate the feel of rubbers.

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Some raunchy things have gone on in Buckingham Palace, from what I understand. Despite ther "class" they often lack ethics.

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I will not deny that I like to occasioanlly eat at Mickey D’s a.k.a Mc Donald’s, Taco Hell a.k.a. Tace Bell, and Pizza Butt a.k.a Pizza Hut. I say, damn all the snobs. There are way too many of them, if you ask me.

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I saw a headline on the internet that said something about O**** suing someone who had a fetish over her. Who the hell would want to have a fetish over her? She sould be flattered, and pay the man for boosting her image.

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On the other hand, she probably has some nice chi chis. Chi chis = breast, BTW, but I’m not sure if I spelled it correctly. —————————– – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Numb Nuts wrote: > I saw a headline on the internet that said something about O**** suing > someone who had a fetish over her. Who the hell would want to have a > fetish over her? She sould be flattered, and pay the man for boosting > her image.

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I have an artistic side, but can’t draw very well, and am probably not musically inclined either. Words are my poison and my passion.

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The devils will tear away at the rock of Peter, on which he built.

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Am I one of those devils? Take a guess. You might be wrong or you might be right. Is there an in-between? ———————- – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Numb Nuts wrote: > The devils will tear away at the rock of Peter, on which he built.

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I choose heaven, but won’t deny the pull of hell. I would rather die, go homeless, or spend my life alone, than switch over to hell.

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I am kind of shy, and insecure about my appearances.

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All in good time. I will get there … … or I won’t.

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There may be more to me than meets the eye.

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in junior school there was quite a fad for collecting smelly rubbers. but then the government banned them ’cause they smelled so good people were eating them. true. On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 17:42:54 GMT, Numb Nuts <mildsa…@earthlink.net> lamely pointed out: >But even rubbers are not perfect, the last I heard, and can break. >Anyone who uses a rubber must be open to the possibility of either >conception or abortion. >———————— >Numb Nuts wrote: >> Safe sex is often safer and smarter. >> But I hate the feel of rubbers.

Outside, it was surprisingly cold…

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Love heals, hate hurts.

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Following Christ’s example, he loved everyone, whether they were sinners, obese, ugly, stinky, etc.

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I have no interests in impressing my boss, because I am not so hungry for money that I would brown-nose for it. I will be "myself", and hope that is enough. Besides, myself is really not such a bad person.

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I will do my job well, but I will not put on a false face simply to make an impression.

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If I make any impression at all, it must come from the heart and be real.

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My boss is God, not anyone on earth.

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I guess I do have a work ethic, because I don’t work just for money. There are things beyond money alone that motivate me.

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I think I am sometimes afraid of marriage because I am afraid of divorce or an unfaithful spouse.

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I think anyone who is Christian has to have a respect for the Jewish faith. It is the foundation on which the Christian faith is grounded. If there had never been a Judaism, there would probably never have been a Christ.

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When I go to church, I have seldom ever drunk the wine in the Sacrament of Communion. It seems somewhat unhygienic, both to myself and others. After all, I don’t brush my teeth regularly.

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Safe sex is often safer and smarter. But I hate the feel of rubbers.

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Every once in a while, I still think about Denise.

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I wish I could take Miss How-Did-That-Get-Up on a date. I’ll let her have a taste of my hot and mild, if she let’s me have a taste of her sweet and sour.

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This may sound superficial, but I can honestly say that, of all the redheads I have seen while in Southern Florida, the teller at my bank is the most attractive.

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There are some people who actually like cheese. Just as Southern Florida is noted for its orange juice, California was known for its whine and cheese. Cheese makes good cannon fodder for satire. Mad magazine, for instance, owes much of its livelihood to the existence of cheese.

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I have this one book called "Mad About The Movies" that has all these satires in it of some of the movie "classics".

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I used to tell my brother that making pornos would be an awesome way to make a living. Have fun … and get payed for it! I was just kidding though.

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There is this one episode of South Park with a starving Ethiopia boy in it. It reminds me a little a friend I had in high school named Andy. I think he was anorexic. They used to call him famine, and a few other things.

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Famine was a white guy, by the way. He wasn’t Ethiopian. —————— – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Numb Nuts wrote: > There is this one episode of South Park with a starving Ethiopia boy in it. > It reminds me a little a friend I had in high school named Andy. I think > he was anorexic. They used to call him famine, and a few other things.

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I wonder if Shania Twain has ever been in an issue of Mad magazine? And would I rather see her in Mad magazine or Playboy magazine? —————— – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Numb Nuts wrote: > I have this one book called "Mad About The Movies" that has all these > satires in it of some of the movie "classics".

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Shania is a beauty, but I would hate to bring her down to my level. She seems like a sweetie, and I would probably only embarrass her. —————– – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Numb Nuts wrote: > I wonder if Shania Twain has ever been in an issue of Mad magazine? And > would I rather see her in Mad magazine or Playboy magazine?

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Two of the better friends I have had while growing up were Andy and Gary. Gary later went on to join the marines. They expected a minimum from me in return, unlike a lot of other friends I have had.

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Actually, it was in kindergarden, so I was probably closer to 5 or 6 at the time. ————– – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Palomo Oscuro wrote: > One of these pre-teen dirty incidences was with a guy. Oooooh yuck! > I think I was, maybe 6 thru 8 years of age, and there was this > long-haired guy my mother used to babysit. I told him to take off his > pants a few times, but I didn’t touch him. I know, it’s pretty gross, > isn’t it?

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BTW, when he touched my w****r, I had my pants on. ————————- – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Palomo Oscuro wrote: > When I was about 11 or 12 until I was about 13 or 14, one of my dad’s > 20-something year old workers used to wrestle with me in an "unclean" > way, and he also used to touch my w****r. I feel a little weird about > it, because I thought, man, at that age, I shouldn’t have let him do it.

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When I was about 11 or 12 until I was about 13 or 14, one of my dad’s 20-something year old workers used to wrestle with me in an "unclean" way, and he also used to touch my w****r. I feel a little weird about it, because I thought, man, at that age, I shouldn’t have let him do it. I was lonely at that time, because I was having a hard time mixing in in school, so I guess it made me a little vulnerable, which may be why I let him touch my w****r. As far as the wrestling goes, I did resist. But of course, being older, he was stronger. I’d be telling my brother to help get him off of me, but he seemed to think I was just playing. ———————— – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -nos…@nospam.com wrote: > I agree unles he is porking little kids.. > On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 22:22:20 GMT, in alt.support.schizophrenia Palomo > Oscuro <meltedche…@earthlink.net> wrote: >>I personally feel Michael Jackson should not be forced to have see a >>shrink, if he doesn’t want to see one. Despite his strangeness, he is a >>free adult. >>Poor guy, getting r**med by his own family.

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One of these pre-teen dirty incidences was with a guy. Oooooh yuck! I think I was, maybe 6 thru 8 years of age, and there was this long-haired guy my mother used to babysit. I told him to take off his pants a few times, but I didn’t touch him. I know, it’s pretty gross, isn’t it. Put pay heed to my age. I was very young. ——————————– – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -nos…@nospam.com wrote: > I agree unles he is porking little kids.. > On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 22:22:20 GMT, in alt.support.schizophrenia Palomo > Oscuro <meltedche…@earthlink.net> wrote: >>I personally feel Michael Jackson should not be forced to have see a >>shrink, if he doesn’t want to see one. Despite his strangeness, he is a >>free adult. >>Poor guy, getting r**med by his own family.

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One of these pre-teen dirty incidences was with a guy. Oooooh yuck! I think I was, maybe 6 thru 8 years of age, and there was this long-haired guy my mother used to babysit. I told him to take off his pants a few times, but I didn’t touch him. I know, it’s pretty gross, isn’t it? But pay heed to my age. I was very young. ——————————– nos…@nospam.com wrote:

 > I agree unles he is porking little kids..  >  >  > On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 22:22:20 GMT, in alt.support.schizophrenia Palomo  > Oscuro <meltedche…@earthlink.net> wrote:  >  >  >>I personally feel Michael Jackson should not be forced to have see a  >>shrink, if he doesn’t want to see one. Despite his strangeness, he is a  >>free adult.  >>  >>Poor guy, getting r**med by his own family.  >  > – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -nos…@nospam.com wrote: > I agree unles he is porking little kids.. > On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 22:22:20 GMT, in alt.support.schizophrenia Palomo > Oscuro <meltedche…@earthlink.net> wrote: >>I personally feel Michael Jackson should not be forced to have see a >>shrink, if he doesn’t want to see one. Despite his strangeness, he is a >>free adult. >>Poor guy, getting r**med by his own family.

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Yeah, that part is true, I guess. I really don’t watch the news very much, so I don’t know all of the details behind it. My understanding is that much of his hospitalization was due to his being suicidal. I personally have never porked a kid, but as I said in the past, I did masterbate in the presence of my infant daughter, back when I used to watch pornos. I also did a few other things when I was pre-teen, which I’d rather not say, but didn’t pork anyone. And as I said before, I used to wrestle with my sister in an "indecent" manner. I am definitely not perfect. ——————————- – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -nos…@nospam.com wrote: > I agree unles he is porking little kids.. > On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 22:22:20 GMT, in alt.support.schizophrenia Palomo > Oscuro <meltedche…@earthlink.net> wrote: >>I personally feel Michael Jackson should not be forced to have see a >>shrink, if he doesn’t want to see one. Despite his strangeness, he is a >>free adult. >>Poor guy, getting r**med by his own family.

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There was this redhead I used to like, who worked at the nursing home I used to wash dishes at when I was in high school. I asked my hippy friend John for advise on how to talk to her a few times, but because I was so shy, I couldn’t put the advise into actual practice. Besides, my friend John probably didn’t have all that much experience with women himself.

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One thing he told me is to always take them to a public place, when you first ask them on a date, so they know your intentions are not bad. If you go to a movie, for instance, go to a theatre and not a drive-in. —————————- – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Palomo Oscuro wrote: > There was this redhead I used to like, who worked at the nursing home I > used to wash dishes at when I was in high school. I asked my hippy > friend John for advise on how to talk to her a few times, but because I > was so shy, I couldn’t put the advise into actual practice. Besides, my > friend John probably didn’t have all that much experience with women > himself.

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I can’t remember if it was Rosie O’Donnell or that chick from the sit-com "Rosanne", but I believe one of the two once made a comment about Julio Iglesias and his family being a "freak show". They should take a good look in the mirror, especially if it was Rosanne. Most likely it was too. Rosie O’Donnell is usually more tactful than Rosanne, or so my sister says. But I have rarely actually seen her talk show for myself.

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I personally feel Michael Jackson should not be forced to have see a shrink, if he doesn’t want to see one. Despite his strangeness, he is a free adult. Poor guy, getting r**med by his own family.

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I don’t think I could ever be a Jew. I am not circumcised, and the thought of ever getting circumcised is kind of scary.

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Videos games are not what they once were. With all the blood and guts you see in some games, it’s no wonder people have such a low regard for human life. But overall, I guess sooner or later, everyone has to face the realities of life. They can’t live in a bubble forever. Isn’t that called a "rude awakening"?

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You’ve been clinging onto that piece of cheese for a pretty long time now, Dan. Either eat it or find a new piece. I think it’s getting a little moldy.

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I can reason, believe it or not. I’m not like that guy from "Born in East LA" who thought the icon of the Christ was talking to him when the phone rang on the answering machine. I admit, I do have somewhat "superstitious" thinking at times, but it is within reasonable limits. I have to be self-assured, and not cave in to doubts others impose on me. I know who I am, and I am neither dumb nor bad.

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Sometimes I feel like that jack-off-asaur that was on that one episode of "South Park", annoying and burdensome. Other times, I feel like my zodiac sign of Leo, perhaps stronger and nobler than I give myself credit. Self-guaging is not always easy for me. Especially since I am somewhat moody, and will sometimes be more positive, and other times, more negative.

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