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andrel <a_l### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
> Warp is well known for being allergic to discussions about religion and
> in particular when conservative Christians might come under attack. As
> such you can disregard his opinion, it is well-known and found
> irrelevant by a sufficiently large sub-population here.
>
Slightly suggestive that my passion of the Christ post was an attack on
religion, I don't believe you suggest this, but could be construed as such.
Attacking religion was never any intention of my post.
If the shoe fits, am I to blame for their shoe size?
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andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
> Also be careful with statements like 'Like the Jews wanted Jesus
> silenced' there are people here that know enough of what actual happened
> in biblical times to dispute that.
Well lets talk about that for second. I suppose they wanted to give him a
megaphone instead?
It is my logic, that the temper tantrum of Jesus was the coffin nail as it were.
And certainly it was not ALL Jews and therein lies the trouble with the wording.
My bad. My wife is part Jewish and apparently Jesus a full-blood. Also I Love
Ben Stein!
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alphaQuad wrote:
> Hi Mike, I have an older brother named Mike. He once took a kitten and
> repeatedly threw it out the second story window into the swimming pool, then
> running down the stairs and grabbing the poor thing before it could get away
> only to repeat the torture. He would not stop until I threatened to tell
> someone.
Soo.... Mental illness runs in the family?
*Tosses a handful troll-kibble on the floor*
> As for meds? Your kind has made it too difficult get real meds, so you see it
> has nothing to do with memory.
I have done nothing of the sort. You're the one with the rampant paranoia.
> Thanks for the moronic post! :)
>
Oh, you're quite welcome. I have plenty more where that came from.
*Spreads another handful of troll-kibble across the floor*
--
~Mike
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(Dang! 4 replies to one post by the OP....)
My post is mostly tongue in cheek.
JeffBTX wrote:
> Accuracy;
> The full SUB-title was "How I learned to stop worrying and learned to love the
> bomb.". The TITLE of the movie was "Doctor Strangelove". A fiction. An
> entertainment. A parody, actually. I have it on DVD by the way, excellent
> movie. To paraphrase a fiction (especially this type of fiction, in the context
> that you used it) in an attempt to prove a point detracts from the validity of
> your post. It looks foolish.
It all depends on who you ask, of course.
> understand, but to force government officials to do their jobs. Do their jobs
> efficiently, with competence, and with the welfare of the people and the
> country a priority (rather than other agendas).
Competency and efficiency in the government? Not a chance.
> Logic;
> Okay... it may very well be that some people sometime who have ingested
> flouridated water at some point might have experienced some vague symptoms
> similar to what you describe. I don't know. But how many MILLIONS (billions?)
> of "flouridated people" have lived long, healthy lives without ill effect? Your
> post is alarmist.
Not only that, but those fluoridated people also have strong, healthy
teeth.
> If it worries you, water filtration systems are fairly cheap and convenient.
> Those Brita Water Pitchers come to mind.
They also make tap water much better tasting IMO, especially if you're
in a region where the tap water is not very good. Better yet, reverse
osmosis, but because it is so effective at removing all contaminants
(even natural occurring minerals) from the water, watch out for water
intoxication.
--
~Mike
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alphaQuad wrote:
> Gravity-forced filtration are the worst, pressure-forced is a little better but
> I have tested the water from this type and the fluoride molecule is too small
> to be filtered out.
fluoride is an ion, not a molecule. Get it right.
--
~Mike
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alphaQuad wrote:
> Better logic;
> How much happier and longer would they live without it? How many fewer school
> massacres would there be without fluoride?
Seeing that people are living longer all the time, especially since tap
water was fluoridated.
I think that figure would be about the same. Seeing as the perpetrators
were mentally unstable in the first place, and snapped due to societal
pressures.
--
~Mike
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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> Soo.... Mental illness runs in the family?
No everybody is working and has family who love them, except for Mike, he never
got a clue, sadly like too many others on the planet.
How many cats do you have?
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Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> ~Mike
Oh and not everyone is as dense as you think, they see your true purpose by the
words you type, learning about you and your moral intention. Caution my friend,
true colors are revealing.
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alphaQuad wrote:
>
> Point taken and accepted, but if I can stop one person from being poisoned by
> the FDA, I'll consider it an accomplishment. Thank you my dear Andrel
>
LMAO *sprinkles troll chow liberally*
--
~Mike
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alphaQuad wrote:
>
> How many cats do you have?
>
about a quarter dozen. How is that relevant?
--
~Mike
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