New guidelines for religious forum threads (by Beth37).
- Beth37posted 10 years ago
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But, seriously. Did you honestly believe atheists have a sense if humor? You are so naive.
Epic fail on my part.
What do you mean lack of humor? I'm deeply offended that you think I have a lack of humor ... not really
I'm a pretty laid back atheist actually lol.You are special.
But I love delusional unicorn's AND purple dragon's interpretation of Santa Claus's crusades! NOOO! Guess I'm to be banned! Goodbye cruel world! Ack, cough, choke, *disappears*
But, but the whole pot have you met kettle or pot calling the kettle black is so apt in many of those types of arguments. I guess I shall have to continue to refrain from such debates then
You could call them the Blot Pack!
As you might have guessed, I just got out of bed, it's 6.00am and the ground is covered with icy snow, and the wind is driving up off the Antarctic like it's got no where else to go... so excuse my brain if it's a bit crazy!
Good morning everyone!Good morning Jonny.
Perhaps, what you write is not seen as a joke because it isn't humurous. In other words, to be funny, one has to actually be clever and witty.
I do indeed see how it works. It's nice when people who simply think differently about the world can still get along, not be overly literal or get themselves all upset over what we call "dry humor".
I knew you were not saying anything offensive by the original post and some people take themselves way too seriously - regardless of their belief system lol.
It was a beautiful day outside today. We had cake and coffee and enjoyed the sunshine. I think more people should do that - the world would be a happier place.See, this is where the problem lies. Some of us prefer pie and tea!
JKAnd some like to have their cake and eat it! Personally, I love a cup of coffee, Latte style, but for eating I don't think you can beat a couple of scones, perfectly baked, with lashings of strawberry jam and clotted cream....you know that stuff? It's made with fresh, unadulterated milk, full of cholesterol and goes cheesey after a couple of days, but delicious.
This is a sort of religious indoctrination with me....
Well if you say so. Although i honestly don't see it that way, but I respect your opinion if that's how you feel. Although you probably would've never liked my ex's family then, as their usual way of joking was calling each other names like "B*tch" and stuff like that.
And take in mind, this was her own godfather saying this to her sister once right in front of me, yet that was considered a funny joke to them. I didn't laugh, and they said that I lacked a sense of humor. Although, I fail to see how a guy calling a girl that constitutes as a joke, but hey what the hell do i know?
All I do is review films and follow the 3 ups. "Show up. Keep up, and shut up."
- epsonok0posted 10 years ago0
All I know is, from here on out, I'm staying far, far away from any thread to do with religion or politics--the two topics on Earth voted most likely to start an argument and engender misunderstandings and hard feelings.
Most people, (myself included) have very strong opinions or beliefs on both topics, and a discussion (more likely an argument) in a forum thread is unlikely to change anyone's mind one way or another, and only ends up getting ugly.
So, adios, religious threads/posts and ditto politics.
Y'all enjoy yourselves...Ill take your word for it.
- it always happens. I get all into it and then no one else does. I really liked the beginning. I hope you will step back in once in a while. The story has me. I do not have it. I would also like Zelkiiro to come back. Oh well... If I continue alone, I hope no one minds.
You're a writer! Of course you should keep writing!
I miss cream teas in England. Not desperately, to be honest. But they are one of the great treat foods. Just occasionally to indulge in...
The one below looks just a little messy and decadent.
Mind you, only one of the true protestant races would imagine a cream tea was decadent.
- Beth37posted 10 years ago0
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