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.

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~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.

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~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*

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~Mike

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alphaQuad wrote:

> 
> How many cats do you have?
> 

about a quarter dozen. How is that relevant?


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~Mike

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On 11-6-2009 20:46, alphaQuad wrote:
> andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> 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.

You opened the post with 'I have real hard time with religious teaching 
of someone who died on the cross to save me.'
Then again, as I said, I didn't read it carefully (and I am not going to 
do that now, I am juggling eggs ATM).

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alphaQuad wrote:
> 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.
> 

My true purpose? LOL. Do tell.
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~Mike

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On 11-6-2009 20:57, alphaQuad wrote:
> 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 am not one of 'those people'. <outside field of knowledge> What I do 
remember is that the scene with Pilatus and the crowd is extremely 
unlikely to have happened. The closest thing that could have happened is 
the killing of a political dissident. I don't think it is common to 
ascribe action by an oppressive government to the entire population and 
even less to everybody that has the same religion as those men in power. 
</outside field of knowledge>

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alphaQuad <alp### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> Like the Jews wanted Jesus silenced,
> like Warp and Jim Henderson want me silenced.

  Oh, so now you have a Messiah complex.

  I think humility is not one of your virtues.

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                                                          - Warp

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