There is no need to say anything after a sneeze. It's simply your body expelling something jammed in your nose.
No, I shout "FUCK!"
Why would I want to believe in god just so I have a larger variety of swearwords at my disposal?
Too bad 9-11 had nothing to do with Bush's festivities against the wrong countries in the Middle East. Why didn't he attack Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Oh, I forgot, he liked to hold hands with the prince.
Too bad Bush knew about Muslims that wanted to learn how to fly but not interested in landing. And did NOTHING.
Me? If I ever find myself at the controls of an airplane, I can assure you knowing how to land will be on the very top of my agenda.
You sound as silly as me. I'm using up a 100W incandescent room bulb instead of replacing it with LEDs.
I wonder if religious swear words are tax deductible, being church and all. Of course, it may be different in UK versus USA.
It is true that churches get away with far too much. They're a waste of space, a useful building could be put there.
What do you consider useful? Laundry machines, or maybe a used appliance store?
After my great grandmother died, we found a ball of string labeled, "string to short to do anything with". I suppose I inherited some of those genes. Here's another thing I don't have... but if I see one at the Dollar Tree I'll have to have it.
That is essentially a battery holder. Four rechargeable AA batteries will give you close to 5V to charge your devices through the built-in USB socket.
Around here, most of the stores that went empty during the Great Bush Economic Adjustment have reopened.
Unfortunately, they are now places like title loans, e-vapor shop, we buy gold, that sort of thing. Suck the last remaining wealth out of the folks going down for the last time. And lots of one-off fast food places. Donuts seem to be the current fad.
only two AA batteries... so it must boost the voltage up?
Which parts are fiction?
What do you have against allegories?
Religion is only the outward expression of a desire or acknowledgement that a greater power exists beyond our own selves.
On 5/7/2016 6:47 PM, Stormin Mormon wrote: ...
You were likely smarter or at least more realistic then. But I can see where it is more comforting to delude one's self.
Maybe he has early onset dementia?
That's pushing it on people.
Plenty of charities to help folk without being connected with religion. I'd rather donate to one where all the money goes to help people han half of it paying for churches.
Yes I know what religion is, and it's nonsensical. There is no evidence of a greater power. If there was one, there would be evidence, and if we have to worship it, he would ask for the worship.
You're intending to be funny, but are accidentally telling the truth.
When I was atheist, I thought Christians were deluded. So, no offense taken. Even if I know you're wrong.
No, religion is a logical response to an inward sense that greatness exists outside of being human.
Who designed the human nervous system? What sort of intelligence would it take to get it to function correctly?
There is evidence, but even evidence is subject to your individual belief system.
Would you want to have to ask, or would you want such adoration given freely to you?
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