you didnt really disagree, yet you challenge it, and i somewhat agree. *) lol
the less prejudice you have in your perception, the more realistic you are.
yah famewalk, dont piss people off if youre smart they dont like it ;) it was a metaphor btw, horrible irony, but i was never good for that. just...
because political views are slowly being integrated into everyday lives of children. its called brainwashing :spliff
churches have a fear of anything out of their thought spectrum, thats why 99 percent of religions are conservative
you people are blinded by your ignorance, a cult is a cult mind you, but a cult is any organized religion, do the math, just because christianity...
or sex in public that works too
WELL, sounds like you might need to switch up partners in your square dance
my bad eli, i meant, denominated beliefs in general, its a source of establishing moral codes for those that are not cognitively sighted enough to...
maybe eli. physical evidence. atheists argue about a state of being. christians argue about a group of people on another existence watching us...
hmmm. maybe everyone has beliefs. smack. there hits reality. everyone thinks different so everyone has different beliefs. scary, aint it?
whats more crazy is the ecosystem of existence. our body is a cell like the blood in us. society is a cell, like our body, but in expanse. the...
the dark, is black, and the light is white. only weak minds deal in absolutes.
oh, btw, that guys nuts are showing in your pic
lol, my prophecy is that everyones actions influence the strain of time whatever their actions may be ;) and death and life, are like yin and...
i think im chosen to bring balance to the force :P
whats funnier than a dead baby? a dead baby in a clown suit
true, although mentally plurbish...
wow. ok. i am mormon, 4th generation on my dads side, most if not all of you are inaccurate. i dont practice, nor believe in mormonism, but i will...
whats worse than a dump truck full of babies? getting them out with a pitchfork
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