interesting Pravda article
Tweedledee and Tweedledumb
MC - Slander is spoken defamation! So you must have a text reader in that library - since you can't read - and are claiming these words are spoken defamation!
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M.C.Newton
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have you really fallen so low that you've resorted to semantical arguments. you are pretty weak bro.
let us not start fine tooth combing eachother's posts dan. if only you could add substance to your posts and stop attacking personally. this would probably be a lot less hostile. but the fact is that you don't know how to be civil. you don't understand what debate is. you believe what you want and everyone else can be damned. when questions are raised you resort to name calling and hyperbole. you can't back up your opinions so you call names? ridiculous. you call bush a hero then say that the NAU doesn't sit well with you, it's HIS project. last time i checked American heroes usually don't sell the country down the river.
i see that I also spelled 'see' se. what does that mean about me dan? i also didn't capitalize any of the letters at the beginnings of my sentences. are you going to ridicule me 'cause i don't know how to use the 'shift' key?
stop attacking people and they won't attack you (or more correctly defend themselves). answer questions directly. engage in debate. it's healthy. name calling is childish. you're a sad sad man.
let us not start fine tooth combing eachother's posts dan. if only you could add substance to your posts and stop attacking personally. this would probably be a lot less hostile. but the fact is that you don't know how to be civil. you don't understand what debate is. you believe what you want and everyone else can be damned. when questions are raised you resort to name calling and hyperbole. you can't back up your opinions so you call names? ridiculous. you call bush a hero then say that the NAU doesn't sit well with you, it's HIS project. last time i checked American heroes usually don't sell the country down the river.
i see that I also spelled 'see' se. what does that mean about me dan? i also didn't capitalize any of the letters at the beginnings of my sentences. are you going to ridicule me 'cause i don't know how to use the 'shift' key?
stop attacking people and they won't attack you (or more correctly defend themselves). answer questions directly. engage in debate. it's healthy. name calling is childish. you're a sad sad man.
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Pennyworth
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Re: LOL!!!!!!
Paul Pennyworth wrote::roll:
hello,
I see the nasty little poem has been deleted..
some might take it as a joke, whereas others might be offended. I have the great gift of being able to laugh at myself..I look forward to Dan's obscene e-mails to me , while I can see that someone else might be deeply offended by them . I was being sarcastic in my response
hello,
I see the nasty little poem has been deleted..
some might take it as a joke, whereas others might be offended. I have the great gift of being able to laugh at myself..I look forward to Dan's obscene e-mails to me , while I can see that someone else might be deeply offended by them . I was being sarcastic in my response
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Pennyworth
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Pennyworth
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Re: TO DAN ..........
Paul Pennyworth wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_of_the_Beast
EXCERPT FROM ABOVE...OLD TESTAMENT...
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The number 666 appears several times in the Old Testament, including in 1 Kings 10:14-22 as the number of talents of gold received by King Solomon in one year. "Now the weight of gold that came to Solomon in one year was 666 talents of gold".
Scholars such as Dr. Ellen Aitken, Dean of the Faculty of Religious Studies at McGill University, have speculated that the reference to this passage was a way of speaking in code about then contemporary figures about whom it would have been politically dangerous to criticize openly.
According to the Bible, Solomon fell into apostasy and built altars to Chemosh, Moloch, and Ashtoreth, pagan gods to whom human sacrifices were made. (See 1 Kings 11:4-8.)
[edit] Interpretations
EXCERPT FROM ABOVE...OLD TESTAMENT...
[edit] Old Testament
The number 666 appears several times in the Old Testament, including in 1 Kings 10:14-22 as the number of talents of gold received by King Solomon in one year. "Now the weight of gold that came to Solomon in one year was 666 talents of gold".
Scholars such as Dr. Ellen Aitken, Dean of the Faculty of Religious Studies at McGill University, have speculated that the reference to this passage was a way of speaking in code about then contemporary figures about whom it would have been politically dangerous to criticize openly.
According to the Bible, Solomon fell into apostasy and built altars to Chemosh, Moloch, and Ashtoreth, pagan gods to whom human sacrifices were made. (See 1 Kings 11:4-8.)
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