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Posted 19 years ago2005-04-12 12:29:18 UTC
in Gmans_agent question Post #103506
You're rumbled. 'gmans_agent'
This post was made on a thread that has been deleted.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-12 08:33:13 UTC
in My theory Post #103474
People who believe in nothing are liars. Just posers who haven't given it any thought. Its a 100% nonsensical arguement.

"I don't believe in anything" Yes you f**king do, get down from your goth high horse, if you don't believe in anything you haven't thought about the big things, in the same way the rest of the TV addict idiots have not.

I could go into a rant here, but I'm better off banging my head against this wall here. They don't care about it enough to formulate an idea so why would they bother even listening.

I declare the argument invalid, its a contradiction in terms that idiot psuedo-depressed kids use to make themselves sound moody. Its just spam that the 'cool' kids like to post, take no heed of it in any metaphysical debates.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-12 08:16:56 UTC
in Hunter's Multiple choice funny ficti Post #103472
This one here!
  • points
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 14:10:52 UTC
in Dreams Post #103354
Sleep paralysis. I've had it. A LOT. To the point where I'm afraid to sleep without the TV on. My dad can't sleep without TV on but I think that was long kesh, rather than it being genetic.

Jahz: you need better sleep patterns mate, I got back into a 9-5, but as long as you don't change your sleep patterns TOO much all the time it won't happen.

An interesting thing about this: if you were american i'd put money on you seeing aliens, rather than witches.
  • does his TWHL is having GOOD threads lately dance. :D
Keep it up, people. :)
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 11:41:54 UTC
in My theory Post #103325
By the way, the Creation stories (Genesis) are not actually supposed to be read as what happened. I cannot quite remember what it was for, but it was actually made up.
Unless you're a priest or pope or some kind of religious official you can't say that antonio. You ARE right but too many people read it AS IT IS. Which is dangerous.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 09:07:18 UTC
in Religion - a popular one Post #103301
I believe that religion controls people, but only because other people take over and think they can speak for god for their own end.

I don't know who said it but "God is always on the side of the majority" holds true. I believe in Jesus' teachings etc but doubt whether or not he was gods son. During the popes funeral, they made an interesting point that he is, and perhaps the one before him were the only popes elected without heavy intervention from political rulers.

We'll know whether or not this remains for the next one ie if he says "God hates muslims, and stealing oil is good" or something :P

Religions are chinese whispers from what was true, and warped, bribed and watered down to justify what certain influencial people want.

Read the new testament, its all good, even if your not religious. Criticise it too, don't just let it fill your head. Simple things like the way Pilate 'washed his hands' etc. I think thats the first instance of when god was sold out to asslick politicians and rulers.
  • goes off to form his own religion, the Mephitarian Church of God
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 08:55:40 UTC
in My theory Post #103300
String theory, mate. Hick was right about it (albeit in a non-number crunching way) :D
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 07:39:45 UTC
in Your Webname Post #103279
My Spanish teacher told me that Spanish people hide 'green' movies under their beds :P

I can't vouch for this fact, she was a cow.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 07:37:19 UTC
in My theory Post #103277
[quote]Quote:
  • beats Brattylord to death with The Soldier and the Hunchback ? and !
What?[/quote[

Its not your theory. At best its second hand... :)

"I've never seen this befo-" ok maybe you haven't read this specific text. But its an old theory and I ask that you don't pass it off as your own. Being a kid, I seriously doubt that you have went out into the desert and contemplated this etc. and come up with it yourself.

Its a good, solid theory, and one I hold. But I'm not a charlatan.

Continues to beat BL with various texts...
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 07:28:00 UTC
in Dreams Post #103276
*Kicks Atom's shin and runs away
Yes. However it does allow us to pretend that our posts contained the answer to the meaning of life, but we just can't be arsed retyping.

Let us all rejoice and kick atoms shins together...

Kicks Atom's shin and runs away :lol:
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 07:24:38 UTC
in Is there a word for it? Post #103275
I think everyone knows my thoughts on Steam by now...

REVENGE!! :lol:
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-11 07:22:45 UTC
in Avatars! Post #103274
You're all sad bastards. None of us know anything about being liberal, christian etc. Its shit you've picked up from TV or your family and thought it was somehow cool. There, I've said it.

Now STFU everyone and stop pretending to be super christians (FORGIVENESS is in there somewhere), super emo/goth (if you GET LAID you'll stop crying yourself to sleep) and super outrageous (noone thinks your FUNNY. Seriously, noone. Noone so much as cracks a smile at your 'wackiness').

You all know who you are. Lets just get on with it, shall we?

Me? No, I'm fucking perfect, me.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 10:27:03 UTC
in My theory Post #103046
I also agree with BrattyLord, but, again, take exception to the topic being 'My Theory' when it most certainly isn't.

Saribous, from brattys arguements perspective we are god. Everything is god, the idea of a personal god (who sits on a big cloud etc) cannot affect us if he is outside it. The idiot arguement people like to make at this point is, "of course he can, god can do anything". To those I suggest read again. To affect what is, you must be part of it as well. Jesus made the point that we're all part of god too, but something only the east and those who actually think about metaphysics actually grasp.

The interesting thing about this point is that satan is a part of god also. :D
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 07:08:06 UTC
in My theory Post #102998
...Furthermore, Crowleys occult mathematics were riddled with holes. The only reason I semi-flamed there was because I use the 'god is at the very least a mathematical necessity' arguement a lot too. Nice that the Great Beast is giving back to the Christians. :badass:

Yes, said by someone before him, but popularised and expanded by him, so thats the Master Therions arguement there, God-boy :D
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 06:58:38 UTC
in Your Heroes Post #102997
Cilit Bang, you say?. On the subject of which....
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 06:53:34 UTC
in Ok im back, is this any good? Post #102996
But seriously I used to make webpages a long time ago. My experience is locked away in my mind but one day I will unlock it.
....

...anyways, flash intros are generally made for bands or products, since people will be buying something and need the wow factor. They are generally aimed at people who only go there once, but it wouldn't kill anyone to bookmark the next page. :D
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 06:45:48 UTC
in Avatars! Post #102995
Yes you loser IEMC, you complete MORON!
- Habboi

This made me chuckle. 'TARD FIGHT! :badass:
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 06:42:52 UTC
in My theory Post #102994
  • beats Brattylord to death with The Soldier and the Hunchback ? and !
HE knows.... :x
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 06:40:07 UTC
in Dreams Post #102993
That kind of happended me once, a kid swapped mouthwash and some cleaning agent. It wasn't my house and the mouthwash was medicince bottle stuff, so, not knowing the taste of bleach I gargled regardless. My mouth started 'fizzing' so I rinsed it. A lot. Couldn't get the taste out for ages
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 05:46:28 UTC
in Dreams Post #102975
I made a really long post about dreams, freud+jung and how to control your dreams....it didnt post. I'm not repeating myself, but I felt my post was pretty frickin informative.

*Kicks Atom's shin and runs away
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 04:32:14 UTC
in Your Webname Post #102964
Habboi came from Habbo Hotel after they stole my account when I was away and stole my money as well $30 worth I think.

I decided to use this evil name and show the world how evil they truely are!
Didn't you used to have a signature that said "Habboi is my family name..."? Which is the lie, sir?
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-10 03:09:25 UTC
in Your Webname Post #102944
Mephs: I was reading a series of old magazines called Man Myth & Magic (prolly worth something on ebay now, they're from the 60s or 70s but I cut loads of pictures out of them, and ruined any value they might have had), from Mephistophiles, or Mephistopheles, the demon in Goethe's Dr Faustus, to whom said doctor sold his soul.

According to the article it might have been from Hebrew meaning something along the lines of 'he who does not like light'. I particularly liked his almost wolverine-esque haircut in one painting of it (I can't find the painting online, or I'd link).

Anyways, long story short, I wasn't sure which spelling to choose, and decided for brevity 'Mephs'.

I've had this nick for at least 6 or 7 years (back before the internet was popular, and you could trick almost any noob into installing Back Orifice etc)...aah, happy times. :)

I love reminiscing about ye olde internet days...
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-08 19:18:26 UTC
in Ok im back, is this any good? Post #102623
Looks nice. :)

However, one of my pet hates is when sites have those into pages. I suggest scrapping the "its your choice bit".
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-08 19:06:44 UTC
in Your Heroes Post #102617
This thread has been derailed beyond redemption with Religious/America bashing/Firefox vs. Internet Explorer* debate spillage from other threads.

Conversational spillage is the number one cause of subborn post stains. The Association for Cleaner Forums suggest that all threads be wrapped in 2mm of cling film, and stored in a cool, dry place to avoid this. ;)

*Delete where applicable
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-07 13:31:21 UTC
in Your Heroes Post #102275
My personal opinion is that, while we all rant about stuff (bush, war) etc, we haven't experienced anything. ALL of our ideas are stolen, from what TV says, parents or your friends, if you at least examine the life of someone whom you think rocked then you can see what they did in YOUR position (for example Bill Hicks always poured his heart out like me, and never held back; IRC people) but he lived his life well and it was cut short (in a trip years before he thought he had an inverted cross on the aflicting region).

You don't NEED a hero, you can live life the way you want to. I just feel that having some kind of reference is good. This isn't the most mature forum (I don't mean that in a nasty way) but if you try to make you way in REAL life, you'll find lots if crossroads. It's nice to have someone who has tread the same path, and somehow suceeded. If only in a small way.

I relate to my hero, and yes, I do ask myself at time "what would Bill Hicks do?". You might not do it, but its reassuring that someone who thinks the same way you do has walked before you.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-07 13:16:00 UTC
in Snarkpit Up Post #102273
There's a thread already, but, since he's been here, I reckon we should all wish Gwilym good luck in his endevours in oz.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-07 10:05:11 UTC
in Your Heroes Post #102225
Its sad that so few people actually have heroes, yet everyone it seems has a long list of people they'd like to assault, though. I suppose having someone you idolise isn't 'hip, daddy-o', but at least it shows the people who have given thought to how they want to live their life. I wish people would get over generation-x already!
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-07 09:56:27 UTC
in The Pope's Passing Post #102222
I'd expect a guhly man like you to say that Jahz. My current beef with the Pope-based shenanigans is that nothing else seems to matter elsewhere in the world. Again with my Princess Diana comparison; Mother Theresa passed away in the background without so much as a nod from the media, whereas everyone was telling you us on TV that Diana should be made a Saint! You can only be remembered it seems on an otherwise slow news day. If the media were reporting like proper journalists we would actually be hearing what else is going on in the world, rather than as a simply news round up between Pope-Watch 24 bulletins. People are capable of caring about lots of things, the media isn't it seems.

Historic moments like this is the best time for us to take a look at the way information enters our homes and lives through the media. That they are incapable of reporting all the news instead of focusing on this one dead issue (no pun intended) merely shows us that they don't care about anything they report, just ratings and whatever sells newspapers.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 12:54:46 UTC
in Song you are listening to [closed] Post #101807
all at once, vox? :P

Stevie wonder - Higher Ground
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 12:12:01 UTC
in The Pope's Passing Post #101797
Yeah, but thats like any wake for a huge public figure, its pretty acceptable for people to pay there respects to him. I see nothing wrong with that, but I do think news cameras is a bit much.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 11:58:47 UTC
in Your desktop Post #101790
Internet explorer? Nooooo!
Please don't ruin another thread with this dead, DEAD argument. I hereby declare the "my browsers better than yours" debate spam. It's so very OLD.

For shame, elof!! :roll:
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 11:38:41 UTC
in Your Heroes Post #101784
Mmm, I'd probably have to say Paula Radcliffe or someone, me being the running fanatic that I am.
Nah, she she'd go to shake you hand and move her arm about half way then just break into floods of tears "...i...just...can't...do it...I can't go any further" etc.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 10:33:21 UTC
in Your Heroes Post #101768
If you had the chance to meet one person alive or dead who would it be and why?

I'm hoping this thread will be interesting, rather than 'wacky' and 'outrageous'.

For me, it would have to be the comedian-cum-philosopher Bill Hicks. He might not have changed the world, but he could make you laugh and think at the same time about political issues, and I feel getting people to think for themselves is more important than changing them through laws, dogmas etc.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 10:19:20 UTC
in Your desktop Post #101767
It does, but the point is noone likes to look at geocities pages and their huge ads...But at least it isn't down 99% of the time like websamba. Could that BE anymore aliased?
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 10:17:14 UTC
in Story 4 [closed] Post #101766
green
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 09:39:46 UTC
in The Pope's Passing Post #101757
Yesterday I was watching a bit of 'this morning' on it, that royal 'expert' guys charles whittaker or whatever his name is said that the royals had announced that IF the popes funeral was on Friday then they would, as a mark of respect, postpone the royal wedding. It just so happened that the cardinals announced that it would be, but had came to the decision in the morning time. The "IF" was just them saving face, since all cameras would be in vatican city, and all dignitaries would be there too. I thought it funny anyways.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 09:35:12 UTC
in Story 4 [closed] Post #101756
Atom in effigy, since he never comes round to play any more...
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 09:24:34 UTC
in Your desktop Post #101751
:lol: Your's is clean at least!
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 08:46:55 UTC
in Book your reading currently Post #101740
And btw, chow :)
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 08:44:48 UTC
in Book your reading currently Post #101739
Bought 'Bill Hicks: Agent of evolution' yesterday. I'm not normally a biography fan, but Hicks' life is worth reading about, an brilliant man, and hilariously funny to boot. I'd recommend it to Jahzzy Jehff, or any closet Hicks fans out there. I can hardly put it down.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 08:28:31 UTC
in Song you are listening to [closed] Post #101738
Marilyn Manson - The Reflecting God

SHOOT! SHOOT! SHOOT, MUTHAHUBBARD!
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 08:18:01 UTC
in Your desktop Post #101734
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 06:57:17 UTC
in Story 4 [closed] Post #101693
..said the infamous russian rocket, not in the least bit happy with its occupiers, in a desperate suicide attempt it plunged into the earth atmosphere...
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-05 06:55:22 UTC
in The Pope's Passing Post #101692
Losing a long post has happened to everyone before, that's why I compose my reply in notepad and copy and paste the text into the box whenever I write something long.
I thought I was the only one! I'm not mad! Although I've had notepad 'causing an illegal operation' before, which is quite humourous, so my posts aren't even safe there!

An extension that backs up form text would be a valuable addition to firefox methinks.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-04 14:58:53 UTC
in Whats my age again? Post #101535
Well...on IRC its no secret that i screwed a woman older than satchmo for six weeks who had a daughter not a lot younger than you lot. so NER.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-04 14:50:15 UTC
in Whats my age again? Post #101533
I really like the idea that lot of newer members (im still new, of course) members are around my age. I used to feel a bit...shifty looking in these parts!

That said, age doesnt come into it at all. Most of the under 16 members you honestly wouldnt know their age, unless they tell you, due to their mental maturity and damn fine mappery. You know who y'all are.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-04 02:16:58 UTC
in Words... oh the words... Post #101330
Ltes get m0p to mkae one for I cnaont be aserd, and aslo am rbuisbh at sprticng.
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-04 02:13:18 UTC
in Song you are listening to [closed] Post #101328
Wolfe Tones - A Nation Once Again
Posted 19 years ago2005-04-04 02:11:30 UTC
in Whats my age again? Post #101326
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