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Message 1336062 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 6:22:38 UTC - in response to Message 1336055.  

http://samuel-warde.com/2013/02/living-on-a-prayer/

Nice one.

"Is this current religious culture just the perfect storm of hypocrisy and bigotry in one delicious hate-filled sandwich? Are you guys even TRYING to mask your discrimination against anybody who does not believe the same thing that you do? Need more proof that there is still plenty of praying in schools? Have you ever looked at a classroom of scared 15 year old students right before an exam?

Just be consistent. Understand that if you want religion taught in schools, it can’t just be YOUR religion. If you are against the Muslim students being allowed to have a few minutes to meet and pray, you should also be outraged at the Christian prayer group that meets once a week after school.

But you aren’t, are you?
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Message 1336066 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 6:30:25 UTC - in response to Message 1335979.  

Part of an answer for you Mark.


I reckon no one read or for that matter understood what was written?

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Message 1336067 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 6:33:26 UTC - in response to Message 1336061.  

I should rephrase the question to ask what percentage of the US population purports that the ACLU speaks for them?

Card carrying member for decades now, and proud to be one...


And I am a card carrying lifelong member of the NRA.

Which one will carry us to freedom? I don't suspect it shall be the ACLU.........
I'll take my chances with the NRA.
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Message 1336069 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 6:42:57 UTC - in response to Message 1336061.  

I should rephrase the question to ask what percentage of the US population purports that the ACLU speaks for them?

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Same here.


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Message 1336077 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 7:07:15 UTC
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The only separation of Church and state is the one that forbids one Church to fit all at the federal level. As I have said here before Jefferson held Anglican Service in the Halls of congress. FULL SERVICE, not just prayer. State has state Faiths, Maryland is just one of many examples.

This is a Christian Nation. Allow me to repeat myself, a Christian Nation. As Christians we allow others to worship or NOT worship as they see fit. We all ALL Faiths and Creeds.

Most misquote and misunderstand Jefferson Wall of Separation letter. Not surprised here at all.
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Message 1336090 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 7:25:33 UTC

I praise God when and where I see fit. Which, as I see fit, is early and often , like the dems stole the election. My only comfort is, I am stealing my salvation...LOL.

They can have what's left, and it is NOT going to be much.

Look, make fun of me if you will.......
I give thanks to God every night if I get some sleep.
I give thanks to God ever single day whilst I am walking the parking lot to go to work.
I 'ask' God for his healing blessings for Lori, Squirrel, Jason, Mitch, and just about ever kitty on the planet that deserves a home and does not have one yet.\
I don't 'demand' anything of my God.......it is his to decide which wishes to grant or deny in this life.

So.......I ask you, what do you wish God would grant you?
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Message 1336093 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 7:29:52 UTC - in response to Message 1336090.  


So.......I ask you, what do you wish God would grant you?


A respite from the Zealots.
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Message 1336229 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 16:19:51 UTC

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I fight them because they are fascists.
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Message 1336231 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 16:24:41 UTC

I am not a zealot......I just thought it was time for somebody to take a stand on His behalf.

You may all believe what you want or do not want to believe.

Me? I'll cast my lot with God almighty.

You all have a nice day now, and forget about me and what I said, like most of this nation now has.

And Obama can kiss my christian ass.
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Message 1336274 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 17:42:13 UTC

So.......I ask you, what do you wish The Devil would grant you?


A respite from the Atheist and DEM/Lib Zealots.

Like Yvon said in 180 Degrees South: Conquerors of the Useless: Turn 180 degrees and step forward.

IGNORE Say: Go Back To Go Forward. Not Forward Only In Hustlin' HusseinWorld.

May we All have a METAMORPHOSIS. REASON. GOoD JUDGEMENT and LOVE and ORDER!!!!!
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Message 1336279 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 17:55:52 UTC - in response to Message 1336077.  

The only separation of Church and state is the one that forbids one Church to fit all at the federal level. As I have said here before Jefferson held Anglican Service in the Halls of congress. FULL SERVICE, not just prayer. State has state Faiths, Maryland is just one of many examples.

This is a Christian Nation. Allow me to repeat myself, a Christian Nation. As Christians we allow others to worship or NOT worship as they see fit. We all ALL Faiths and Creeds.

Most misquote and misunderstand Jefferson Wall of Separation letter. Not surprised here at all.

ID, Since you use the word socialist often in you posts I would like to be able to understand what you are talking about. I have asked you for your definition of the the word 4 times and have not seen a response from you except your stating that you have previously give your definition. I have reread your posts and was unable to verify your claim, so for the 5th time I ask what is your definition of a socialist?
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Message 1336284 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 18:25:27 UTC - in response to Message 1336279.  

The only separation of Church and state is the one that forbids one Church to fit all at the federal level. As I have said here before Jefferson held Anglican Service in the Halls of congress. FULL SERVICE, not just prayer. State has state Faiths, Maryland is just one of many examples.

This is a Christian Nation. Allow me to repeat myself, a Christian Nation. As Christians we allow others to worship or NOT worship as they see fit. We all ALL Faiths and Creeds.

Most misquote and misunderstand Jefferson Wall of Separation letter. Not surprised here at all.

ID, Since you use the word socialist often in you posts I would like to be able to understand what you are talking about. I have asked you for your definition of the the word 4 times and have not seen a response from you except your stating that you have previously give your definition. I have reread your posts and was unable to verify your claim, so for the 5th time I ask what is your definition of a socialist?


And for the 5th time please stay on topic.
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Message 1336334 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 21:06:59 UTC - in response to Message 1336006.  

Hi Robert.

If you watch the picture of God with a gun in his right arm on that web-page, my best guess is that freedom of expression or speech is not necessarily the same as freedom of "belief".

Meaning that such a picture may go well for some people who are supposed to believe, but not so well for others. The same may very likely happen to those of us here who are either agnostics or atheists. They may either like or dislike this picture.

My best guess is that religion is not anything better off when such ideas of creationism are being displayed or portrayed.

Thinking a little about it - I guess you may be right on this since it was me that mentioned the Devil. Still ...


We have the right to freedom of speech in this country. This is fully expressed in the allowance of Porn in print as well as on the web. Some places on the web are a little backward and don't FULLY understand such things as our Bill of Rights. Just a little fact I thought Id let you in on....{smile}

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Message 1336369 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 21:54:03 UTC - in response to Message 1336334.  
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Hi Robert.

If you watch the picture of God with a gun in his right arm on that web-page, my best guess is that freedom of expression or speech is not necessarily the same as freedom of "belief".

Meaning that such a picture may go well for some people who are supposed to believe, but not so well for others. The same may very likely happen to those of us here who are either agnostics or atheists. They may either like or dislike this picture.

My best guess is that religion is not anything better off when such ideas of creationism are being displayed or portrayed.

Thinking a little about it - I guess you may be right on this since it was me that mentioned the Devil. Still ...


We have the right to freedom of speech in this country. This is fully expressed in the allowance of Porn in print as well as on the web. Some places on the web are a little backward and don't FULLY understand such things as our Bill of Rights. Just a little fact I thought Id let you in on....{smile}


And all web sites have TOS. edit- {smile}
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Message 1336405 - Posted: 9 Feb 2013, 22:42:44 UTC - in response to Message 1336334.  



We have the right to freedom of speech in this country. This is fully expressed in the allowance of Porn in print as well as on the web. Some places on the web are a little backward and don't FULLY understand such things as our Bill of Rights. Just a little fact I thought Id let you in on....{smile}


Why don't you share some of your favorite porn sites ID?
You seem like the type who'd have quite a list of online sources to compliment your print porn collection.

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I fight them because they are fascists.
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Message 1336448 - Posted: 10 Feb 2013, 0:51:55 UTC - in response to Message 1336369.  

Hi Robert.

If you watch the picture of God with a gun in his right arm on that web-page, my best guess is that freedom of expression or speech is not necessarily the same as freedom of "belief".

Meaning that such a picture may go well for some people who are supposed to believe, but not so well for others. The same may very likely happen to those of us here who are either agnostics or atheists. They may either like or dislike this picture.

My best guess is that religion is not anything better off when such ideas of creationism are being displayed or portrayed.

Thinking a little about it - I guess you may be right on this since it was me that mentioned the Devil. Still ...


We have the right to freedom of speech in this country. This is fully expressed in the allowance of Porn in print as well as on the web. Some places on the web are a little backward and don't FULLY understand such things as our Bill of Rights. Just a little fact I thought Id let you in on....{smile}


And all web sites have TOS. edit- {smile}

Acronym Definition; TOS: Teacher Over Shoulder (chat) TOS: The Original Series (Star Trek) TOS: The Other Side: TOS: Type Of Service: TOS: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome


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Message 1336451 - Posted: 10 Feb 2013, 0:53:24 UTC

TOS. Terms of Service.

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We have the right to freedom of speech in this country. This is fully expressed in the allowance of Porn in print as well as on the web. Some places on the web are a little backward and don't FULLY understand such things as our Bill of Rights. Just a little fact I thought Id let you in on....{smile}


Why don't you share some of your favorite porn sites ID?
You seem like the type who'd have quite a list of online sources to compliment your print porn collection.

Sure do...

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2. 1940 – Pinocchio (G)
3. 1940 – Fantasia (G)
4. 1941 – The Reluctant Dragon
5. 1941 – Dumbo (G)
6. 1942 – Bambi (G)
7. 1943 – Saludos Amigos
8. 1943 – Victory Through Air Power
9. 1945 – The Three Caballeros (G)
10. 1946 – Make Mine Music
11. 1946 – Song of the South (G)
12. 1947 – Fun and Fancy Free
13. 1948 – Melody Time
14. 1949 – So Dear to My Heart (G)
15. 1949 – The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (G)
16. 1950 – Cinderella (G)
17. 1950 – Treasure Island (PG)
18. 1951 – Alice in Wonderland (G)
19. 1952 – The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men (PG)
20. 1953 – Peter Pan (G)
21. 1953 – The Sword and the Rose (PG)
22. 1953 – The Living Desert
23. 1954 – Rob Roy – The Highland Rogue
24. 1954 – The Vanishing Prairie
25. 1954 – 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (G)
26. 1955 – Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier (PG)
27. 1955 – Lady and the Tramp (G)
28. 1955 – The African Lion
29. 1955 – The Littlest Outlaw
30. 1956 – The Great Locomotive Chase
31. 1956 – Davy Crockett and the River Pirates
32. 1956 – Secrets of Life
33. 1956 – Westward Ho the Wagons!
34. 1957 – Johnny Tremain
35. 1957 – Perri (G)
36. 1957 – Old Yeller (G)
37. 1958 – The Light in the Forest
38. 1958 – White Wilderness
39. 1958 – Tonka
40. 1959 – Sleeping Beauty (G)
41. 1959 – The Shaggy Dog (G)
42. 1959 – Darby O’Gill and the Little People (G)
43. 1959 – Third Man on the Mountain (G)
44. 1960 – Toby Tyler or Ten Weeks with a Circus (G)
45. 1960 – Kidnapped
46. 1960 – Pollyanna (G)
47. 1960 – The Sign of Zorro
48. 1960 – Ten Who Dared
49. 1960 – Jungle Cat
50. 1960 – Swiss Family Robinson (G)
51. 1961 – 101 Dalmatians (G)
52. 1961 – The Absent-Minded Professor (G)
53. 1961 – The Parent Trap
54. 1961 – Nikki, Wild Dog of the North (G)
55. 1961 – Greyfriars Bobby
56. 1961 – Babes in Toyland
57. 1962 – Moon Pilot
58. 1962 – Bon Voyage
59. 1962 – Big Red
60. 1962 – Almost Angels
61. 1962 – The Legend of Lobo (G)
62. 1962 – In Search of the Castaways (G)
63. 1963 – Son of Flubber (G)
64. 1963 – Miracle of the White Stallions
65. 1963 – Savage Sam
66. 1963 – Summer Magic
67. 1963 – The Incredible Journey (G)
68. 1963 – The Sword in the Stone (G)
69. 1963 – The Three Lives of Thomasina (PG)
70. 1964 – The Misadventures of Merlin Jones (G)
71. 1964 – A Tiger Walks
72. 1964 – The Moon-Spinners (PG)
73. 1964 – Mary Poppins (G)
74. 1964 – Emil and the Detectives
75. 1965 – Those Calloways (PG)
76. 1965 – The Monkey’s Uncle
77. 1965 – That Darn Cat (G)
78. 1966 – The Ugly Dachshund
79. 1966 – Lt. Robin Crusoe U.S.N. (G)
80. 1966 – The Fighting Prince of Donegal
81. 1966 – Follow Me, Boys! (G)
82. 1967 – Monkeys, Go Home
83. 1967 – The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin
84. 1967 – The Happiest Millionaire (G)
85. 1967 – The Gnome-Mobile (G)
86. 1967 – The Jungle Book (G)
87. 1967 – Charlie, The Lonesome Cougar
88. 1968 – Blackbeard’s Ghost (G)
89. 1968 – The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band
90. 1968 – Never a Dull Moment (G)
91. 1968 – The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit
92. 1969 – The Love Bug (G)
93. 1969 – Smith!
94. 1969 – Rascal
95. 1969 – The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
96. 1970 – King of the Grizzlies (G)
97. 1970 – The Boatniks (G)
98. 1970 – The Aristocats (G)
99. 1971 – The Wild Country (G)
100. 1971 – The Barefoot Executive (G)
101. 1971 – Scandalous John (G)
102. 1971 – The Million Dollar Duck (G)
103. 1971 – Bedknobs and Broomsticks (G)
104. 1972 – The Biscuit Eater (G)
105. 1972 – Napoleon and Samantha (G)
106. 1972 – Now You See Him, Now You Don’t (G)
107. 1972 – Run, Cougar, Run (G)
108. 1972 – Snowball Express (G)
109. 1973 – The World’s Greatest Athlete (G)
110. 1973 – Charley and the Angel (G)
111. 1973 – One Little Indian (G)
112. 1973 – Robin Hood (G)
113. 1973 – Superdad (G)
114. 1974 – Herbie Rides Again (G)
115. 1974 – The Bears and I (G)
116. 1974 – The Castaway Cowboy (G)
117. 1974 – The Island at the Top of the World (G)
118. 1975 – The Strongest Man in the World (G)
119. 1975 – Escape to Witch Mountain (G)
120. 1975 – The Apple Dumpling Gang (G)
121. 1975 – One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing (G)
122. 1975 – The Best of Walt Disney’s True-Life Adventures (G)
123. 1976 – Ride a Wild Pony (G)
124. 1976 – No Deposit, No Return (G)
125. 1976 – Gus (G)
126. 1976 – Treasure of Matecumbe (G)
127. 1976 – The Shaggy D.A. (G)
128. 1977 – Freaky Friday (G)
129. 1977 – The Littlest Horse Thieves (G)
130. 1977 – The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (G)
131. 1977 – The Rescuers (G)
132. 1977 – Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo (G)
133. 1977 – Pete’s Dragon (G)
134. 1978 – Candleshoe (G)
135. 1978 – Return From Witch Mountain (G)
136. 1978 – The Cat From Outer Space (G)
137. 1978 – Hot Lead and Cold Feet (G)
138. 1979 – The North Avenue Irregulars (G)
139. 1979 – The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again (G)
140. 1979 – Unidentified Flying Oddball (G)
141. 1979 – The Black Hole (PG)
142. 1980 – Midnight Madness (PG)
143. 1980 – The Last Flight of Noah’s Ark (G)
144. 1980 – Herbie Goes Bananas (G)
145. 1981 – The Devil and Max Devlin (PG)
146. 1981 – Amy (G)
147. 1981 – The Fox and the Hound (G)
148. 1981 – Condorman (PG)
149. 1981 – The Watcher in the Woods (PG)
150. 1982 – Night Crossing (PG)
151. 1982 – Tron (PG)
152. 1982 – Tex (PG)
153. 1983 – Trenchcoat (PG)
154. 1983 – Something Wicked This Way Comes (PG)
155. 1983 – Never Cry Wolf (PG)
156. 1984 – Splash (Touchstone) (PG)
157. 1984 – Tiger Town (G)
158. 1984 – Country (Touchstone) (PG)
159. 1985 – Baby…Secret of the Lost Legend (Touchstone) (PG)
160. 1985 – Return to Oz (PG)
161. 1985 – The Black Cauldron (PG)
162. 1985 – My Science Project (Touchstone) (PG)
163. 1985 – The Journey of Natty Gann (PG)
164. 1985 – One Magic Christmas (G)
165. 1986 – Down and Out in Beverly Hills (Touchstone) (R)
166. 1986 – Off Beat (Touchstone) (R)
167. 1986 – Ruthless People (Touchstone) (R)
168. 1986 – The Great Mouse Detective (G)
169. 1986 – Flight of the Navigator (PG)
170. 1986 – Tough Guys (Touchstone) (PG)
171. 1986 – The Color of Money (Touchstone) (R)
172. 1987 – Outrageous Fortune (Touchstone) (R)
173. 1987 – Tin Men (Touchstone) (R)
174. 1987 – Ernest Goes to Camp (Touchstone) (PG)
175. 1987 – Benji the Hunted (G)
176. 1987 – Adventures in Babysitting (Touchstone) (PG-13)
177. 1987 – Stakeout (Touchstone) (R)
178. 1987 – Can’t Buy Me Love (Touchstone) (PG-13)
179. 1987 – Hello Again (Touchstone) (PG)
180. 1987 – Three Men and a Baby (Touchstone) (PG)
181. 1987 – Good Morning, Vietnam (Touchstone) (R)
182. 1988 – Shoot to Kill (Touchstone) (R)
183. 1988 – D.O.A. (Touchstone) (R)
184. 1988 – Return to Snowy River (PG)
185. 1988 – Big Business (Touchstone) (PG)
186. 1988 – Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Touchstone) (PG)
187. 1988 – Cocktail (Touchstone) (R)
188. 1988 – The Rescue (Touchstone) (PG)
189. 1988 – Heartbreak Hotel (Touchstone) (PG-13)
190. 1988 – The Good Mother (Touchstone) (R)
191. 1988 – Ernest Saves Christmas (Touchstone) (PG)
192. 1988 – Oliver & Company (G)
193. 1988 – Beaches (Touchstone) (PG-13)
194. 1989 – Three Fugitives (Touchstone) (PG-13)
195. 1989 – New York Stories (Touchstone) (PG)
196. 1989 – Disorganized Crime (Touchstone) (R)
197. 1989 – Dead Poets Society (Touchstone) (PG)
198. 1989 – Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (PG)
199. 1989 – Turner & Hooch (Touchstone) (PG)
200. 1989 – Cheetah (G)
201. 1989 – An Innocent Man (Touchstone) (R)
202. 1989 – Gross Anatomy (Touchstone) (PG-13)
203. 1989 – The Little Mermaid (G)
204. 1989 – Blaze (Touchstone) (R)
205. 1990 – Stella (Touchstone) (PG-13)
206. 1990 – Where the Heart Is (Touchstone) (R)
207. 1990 – Pretty Woman (Touchstone) (R)
208. 1990 – Ernest Goes to Jail (Touchstone) (PG)
209. 1990 – Spaced Invaders (Touchstone) (PG)
210. 1990 – Fire Birds (Touchstone) (PG-13)
211. 1990 – Dick Tracy (Touchstone) (PG)
212. 1990 – Betsy’s Wedding (Touchstone) (R)
213. 1990 – Arachnophobia (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
214. 1990 – DuckTales: the Movie, Treasure of the Lost Lamp (Disney Movietoons) (G)
215. 1990 – Taking Care of Business (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
216. 1990 – Mr. Destiny (Touchstone) (PG-13)
217. 1990 – The Rescuers Down Under (G)
218. 1990 – Three Men and a Little Lady (Touchstone) (PG)
219. 1990 – Green Card (Touchstone) (PG-13)
220. 1991 – White Fang (PG)
221. 1991 – Run (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
222. 1991 – Scenes From a Mall (Touchstone) (R)
223. 1991 – Shipwrecked (PG)
224. 1991 – The Marrying Man (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
225. 1991 – Oscar (Touchstone) (PG)
226. 1991 – One Good Cop (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
227. 1991 – What About Bob? (Touchstone) (PG)
228. 1991 – Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken (G)
229. 1991 – The Rocketeer (PG)
230. 1991 – The Doctor (Touchstone) (PG-13)
231. 1991 – V. I. Warshawski (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
232. 1991 – True Identity (Touchstone) (R)
233. 1991 – Paradise (Touchstone) (PG-13)
234. 1991 – Deceived (Touchstone) (PG-13)
235. 1991 – Ernest Scared Stupid (Touchstone) (PG)
236. 1991 – Billy Bathgate (Touchstone) (R)
237. 1991 – Beauty and the Beast (G)
238. 1991 – Father of the Bride (Touchstone) (PG)
239. 1992 – The Hand That Rocks The Cradle (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
240. 1992 – Medicine Man (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
241. 1992 – Blame It On The Bellboy (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
242. 1992 – Noises Off (Touchstone) (PG-13)
243. 1992 – Straight Talk (Hollywood Pictures) (PG)
244. 1992 – Newsies (PG)
245. 1992 – Passed Away (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
246. 1992 – Encino Man (Hollywood Pictures) (PG)
247. 1992 – Sister Act (Touchstone) (PG)
248. 1992 – Honey, I Blew Up the Kid (PG)
249. 1992 – A Stranger Among Us (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
250. 1992 – 3 Ninjas (Touchstone) (PG)
251. 1992 – The Gun in Betty Lou’s Handbag (Touchstone) (PG-13)
252. 1992 – Crossing the Bridge (Touchstone) (R)
253. 1992 – Sarafina! (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
254. 1992 – Captain Ron (Touchstone) (PG-13)
255. 1992 – The Mighty Ducks (PG)
256. 1992 – Consenting Adults (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
257. 1992 – Aladdin (G)
258. 1992 – The Distinguished Gentleman (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
259. 1992 – The Muppet Christmas Carol (G)
260. 1993 – Alive (Touchstone Pictures) (R)
261. 1993 – Aspen Extreme (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
262. 1993 – The Cemetery Club (Touchstone) (PG-13)
263. 1993 – Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (G)
264. 1993 – Swing Kids (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
265. 1993 – A Far Off Place (PG)
266. 1993 – Born Yesterday (Hollywood Pictures) (PG)
267. 1993 – Adventures of Huck Finn (PG)
268. 1993 – Indian Summer (Touchstone) (PG-13)
269. 1993 – Bound By Honor (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
270. 1993 – Super Mario Bros. (Hollywood Pictures) (PG)
271. 1993 – Guilty As Sin (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
272. 1993 – Life with Mikey (Touchstone) (PG)
273. 1993 – What’s Love Got To Do With It (Touchstone) (R)
274. 1993 – Son-In-Law (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
275. 1993 – Hocus Pocus (PG)
276. 1993 – Another Stakeout (Touchstone) (PG-13)
277. 1993 – My Boyfriend’s Back (Touchstone) (PG-13)
278. 1993 – Father Hood (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
279. 1993 – The Joy Luck Club (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
280. 1993 – Money For Nothing (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
281. 1993 – The Program (Touchstone) (R)
282. 1993 – Cool Runnings (PG)
283. 1993 – Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas (Touchstone) (PG)
284. 1993 – The Three Musketeers (PG)
285. 1993 – Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (Touchstone) (PG)
286. 1993 – Tombstone (Hollywood) (R)
287. 1994 – Cabin Boy (Touchstone) (PG-13)
288. 1994 – The Air Up There (Hollywood) (PG)
289. 1994 – Iron Will (PG)
290. 1994 – My Father the Hero (Touchstone) (PG)
291. 1994 – Blank Check (PG)
292. 1994 – Angie (Hollywood) (R)
293. 1994 – The Ref (Touchstone) (R)
294. 1994 – D2: The Mighty Ducks (PG)
295. 1994 – Holy Matrimony (Hollywood) (PG-13)
296. 1994 – White Fang 2: The Myth of the White Wolf (PG)
297. 1994 – The Inkwell (Touchstone) (R)
298. 1994 – When A Man Loves A Woman (Touchstone) (R)
299. 1994 – Renaissance Man (Touchstone) (PG-13)
300. 1994 – The Lion King (G)
301. 1994 – I Love Trouble (Touchstone) (PG)
302. 1994 – Angels in the Outfield (PG)
303. 1994 – In The Army Now (Hollywood) (PG)
304. 1994 – Color Of Night (Hollywood) (R)
305. 1994 – It’s Pat (Touchstone) (PG-13)
306. 1994 – Camp Nowhere (Hollywood) (PG)
307. 1994 – A Simple Twist of Fate (Touchstone) (PG-13)
308. 1994 – Quiz Show (Hollywood) (PG-13)
309. 1994 – Terminal Velocity (Hollywood) (PG-13)
310. 1994 – Ed Wood (Touchstone) (R)
311. 1994 – Robert A. Heinlein’s The Puppet Masters (Hollywood) (R)
312. 1994 – Squanto: A Warrior’s Tale (PG)
313. 1994 – The Santa Clause (PG)
314. 1994 – A Low Down Dirty Shame (Hollywood) (R)
315. 1994 – Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book (PG)
316. 1995 – Houseguest (Hollywood) (PG)
317. 1995 – Bad Company (Touchstone) (R)
318. 1995 – Miami Rhapsody (Hollywood) (PG-13)
319. 1995 – Jerky Boys (Caravan) (R)
320. 1995 – Heavyweights (PG)
321. 1995 – Man of the House (PG)
322. 1995 – Roommates (Hollywood) PG
323. 1995 – Tall Tale (PG)
324. 1995 – Funny Bones (Hollywood) (R)
325. 1995 – Jefferson in Paris (Touchstone) (PG-13)
326. 1995 – A Goofy Movie (G)
327. 1995 – While You Were Sleeping (Hollywood) (PG)
328. 1995 – A Pyromaniac’s Love Story (Hollywood) (PG)
329. 1995 – Crimson Tide (Hollywood) (R)
330. 1995 – Mad Love (Touchstone) (PG-13)
331. 1995 – Pocahontas (G)
332. 1995 – Judge Dredd (Hollywood) (R)
333. 1995 – Operation Dumbo Drop (PG)
334. 1995 – Dangerous Minds (Hollywood) (R)
335. 1995 – A Kid in King Arthur’s Court (PG)
336. 1995 – The Tie That Binds (Hollywood) (R)
337. 1995 – Unstrung Heroes (Hollywood) (PG)
338. 1995 – The Big Green (PG)
339. 1995 – Dead Presidents (Hollywood) (R)
340. 1995 – Feast of July (Touchstone) (R)
341. 1995 – The Scarlet Letter (Hollywood) (R)
342. 1995 – Frank and Ollie (PG)
343. 1995 – Powder (Hollywood) (PG-13)
344. 1995 – Toy Story (G)
345. 1995 – Father of the Bride Part II (Touchstone) (PG)
346. 1995 – Nixon (Hollywood) (R)
347. 1995 – Tom and Huck (PG)
348. 1996 – Mr. Holland’s Opus (Hollywood) (PG)
349. 1996 – White Squall (Hollywood) (PG)
350. 1996 – Mr. Wrong (Touchstone) (PG-13)
351. 1996 – Muppet Treasure Island (G)
352. 1996 – Before and After (Hollywood) (PG-13)
353. 1996 – Up Close and Personal (Touchstone) (PG-13)
354. 1996 – Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (G)
355. 1996 – Two Much (Touchstone) (PG-13)
356. 1996 – Little Indian, Big City (Touchstone) (PG)
357. 1996 – James and the Giant Peach (G)
358. 1996 – Celtic Pride (Hollywood) (PG-13)
359. 1996 – Last Dance (Touchstone) (R)
360. 1996 – Boys (Touchstone) (PG-13)
361. 1996 – Spy Hard (Hollywood) (PG-13)
362. 1996 – Eddie (Hollywood) (PG-13)
363. 1996 – Rock, The (Hollywood) (R)
364. 1996 – The Hunchback of Notre Dame (G)
365. 1996 – Phenomenon (Touchstone) (PG)
366. 1996 – Kazaam (Touchstone) (PG)
367. 1996 – Jack (Hollywood) (PG-13)
368. 1996 – First Kid (PG)
369. 1996 – The Rich Man’s Wife (Hollywood) (R)
370. 1996 – D3: The Mighty Ducks (PG)
371. 1996 – The Associate (Hollywood) (PG-13)
372. 1996 – Ransom (Touchstone) (R)
373. 1996 – The War At Home (Touchstone) (R)
374. 1996 – 101 Dalmatians (Live) (G)
375. 1996 – The Preacher’s Wife (Touchstone) (PG)
376. 1996 – Evita (Hollywood) (PG)
377. 1997 – Metro (Touchstone) (R)
378. 1997 – Prefontaine (Hollywood) (PG-13)
379. 1997 – Shadow Conspiracy (Hollywood) (R)
380. 1997 – That Darn Cat (PG)
381. 1997 – Jungle 2 Jungle (PG)
382. 1997 – The Sixth Man (Touchstone) (PG-13)
383. 1997 – Grosse Pointe Blank (Hollywood) (R)
384. 1997 – Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion (Touchstone) (R)
385. 1997 – Gone Fishin’ (Hollywood) (PG)
386. 1997 – Con Air (Touchstone) (R)
387. 1997 – Hercules (G)
388. 1997 – George of the Jungle (PG)
389. 1997 – Nothing to Lose (Touchstone) (R)
390. 1997 – Air Bud (PG)
391. 1997 – G.I. Jane (Hollywood) (R)
392. 1997 – A Thousand Acres (Touchstone) (R)
393. 1997 – Washington Square (Hollywood) (PG)
394. 1997 – Rocket Man (PG)
395. 1997 – Playing God (Touchstone) (R)
396. 1997 – Flubber (PG)
397. 1997 – An American Werewolf in Paris (Hollywood) (R)
398. 1997 – Mr. Magoo (PG)
399. 1997 – Kundun (Touchstone) (PG-13)
400. 1998 – Deep Rising (Hollywood) (R)
401. 1998 – An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn (Hollywood) (R)
402. 1998 – Krippendorf’s Tribe (Touchstone) (PG-13)
403. 1998 – Meet the Deedles (PG)
404. 1998 – He Got Game (Touchstone) (R)
405. 1998 – The Horse Whisperer (Touchstone) (PG-13)
406. 1998 – Six Days, Seven Nights (Touchstone) (PG-13)
407. 1998 – Mulan (G)
408. 1998 – Armageddon (Touchstone) (PG-13)
409. 1998 – Jane Austin’s Mafia! (Touchstone) (PG-13)
410. 1998 – The Parent Trap (PG)
411. 1998 – Firelight (Hollywood) (R)
412. 1998 – Simon Birch (Hollywood) (PG)
413. 1998 – Holy Man (Touchstone) (PG)
414. 1998 – Beloved (Touchstone) (R)
415. 1998 – The Water Boy (Touchstone) (PG-13)
416. 1998 – I’ll Be Home for Christmas (PG)
417. 1998 – Enemy of the State (Touchstone) (R)
418. 1998 – A Bug’s Life (G)
419. 1998 – Rushmore (Touchstone) (R)
420. 1998 – Mighty Joe Young (PG)
421. 1999 – A Civil Action (Touchstone) (PG-13)
422. 1999 – My Favorite Martian (PG)
423. 1999 – The Other Sister (Touchstone) (PG-13)
424. 1999 – Doug’s 1st Movie (G)
425. 1999 – 10 Things I Hate About You (Touchstone) (PG-13)
426. 1999 – Endurance (G)
427. 1999 – Instinct (Touchstone) (R)
428. 1999 – Tarzan (G)
429. 1999 – Summer of Sam (Touchstone) (R)
430. 1999 – Inspector Gadget (PG)
431. 1999 – The Sixth Sense (Hollywood) (PG-13)
432. 1999 – The 13th Warrior (Touchstone) (R)
433. 1999 – Breakfast of Champions (Hollywood) (R)
434. 1999 – Mumford (Touchstone) (R)
435. 1999 – Mystery, Alaska (Hollywood) (R)
436. 1999 – The Hand Behind the Mouse: The Ub Iwerks Story (G)
437. 1999 – The Straight Story (G)
438. 1999 – The Insider (Touchstone) (R)
439. 1999 – Toy Story 2 (G)
440. 1999 – Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (Touchstone) (R)
441. 1999 – Cradle Will Rock (Touchstone) (R)
442. 1999 – Bicentennial Man (Touchstone) (PG)
443. 2000 – Fantasia/2000 (IMAX) (G)
444. 2000 – Play It To The Bone (Touchstone) (R)
445. 2000 – Gun Shy (Hollywood) (R)
446. 2000 – The Tigger Movie (G)
447. 2000 – Mission to Mars (Touchstone) (PG)
448. 2000 – Whispers: An Elephant’s Tale (G)
449. 2000 – High Fidelity (Touchstone) (R)
450. 2000 – Keeping the Faith (Touchstone) (PG-13)
451. 2000 – Dinosaur (PG)
452. 2000 – Shanghai Noon (Touchstone) (PG-13)
453. 2000 – Gone in 60 Seconds (Touchstone) (PG-13)
454. 2000 – Disney’s The Kid (PG)
455. 2000 – Coyote Ugly (Touchstone) (PG-13)
456. 2000 – The Crew (Touchstone) (PG-13)
457. 2000 – Duets (Hollywood) (R)
458. 2000 – Remember the Titans (PG)
459. 2000 – Playing Mona Lisa (no label) (R)
460. 2000 – Unbreakable (Touchstone) (PG-13)
461. 2000 – 102 Dalmatians (G)
462. 2000 – The Emperor’s New Groove (G)
463. 2000 – O Brother, Where Art Thou? (Touchstone) (PG-13)
464. 2001 – Double Take (Touchstone) (PG-13)
465. 2001 – Recess: School’s Out (G)
466. 2001 – Just Visiting (Hollywood) (PG-13)
467. 2001 – Pearl Harbor (Touchstone) (PG-13)
468. 2001 – Atlantis: The Lost Empire (PG)
469. 2001 – crazy/beautiful (Touchstone) (PG-13)
470. 2001 – The Princess Diaries (G)
471. 2001 – Bubble Boy (Touchstone) (PG-13)
472. 2001 – New Port South (Touchstone) (PG-13)
473. 2001 – Max Keeble’s Big Move (PG)
474. 2001 – Corky Romano (Touchstone) (PG-13)
475. 2001 – High Heels and Low Lifes (Touchstone) (R)
476. 2001 – Monsters, Inc. (G)
477. 2001 – Out Cold (Touchstone) (PG-13)
478. 2001 – The Royal Tenenbaums (Touchstone) (R)
479. 2002 – Snow Dogs (PG)
480. 2002 – The Count of Monte Cristo (Touchstone) (PG-13)
481. 2002 – Return to Never Land (G)
482. 2002 – Sorority Boys (Touchstone) (R)
483. 2002 – The Rookie (G)
484. 2002 – Big Trouble (Touchstone) (PG-13)
485. 2002 – Frank McKlusky, C.I. (Touchstone) (PG-13)
486. 2002 – ESPN’s Ultimate X – The Movie (Touchstone) (PG)
487. 2002 – Bad Company (Touchstone) (PG-13)
488. 2002 – Lilo & Stitch (PG)
489. 2002 – Reign of Fire (Touchstone) (PG-13)
490. 2002 – The Country Bears (G)
491. 2002 – Signs (Touchstone) (PG-13)
492. 2002 – Spirited Away (Walt Disney Studios Presents) (PG)
493. 2002 – Moonlight Mile (Touchstone) (PG-13)
494. 2002 – Sweet Home Alabama (Touchstone) (PG-13)
495. 2002 – Tuck Everlasting (PG)
496. 2002 – Santa Clause 2 (G)
497. 2002 – Treasure Planet (PG)
498. 2002 – The Hot Chick (Touchstone) (PG-13)
499. 2002 – The 25th Hour (Touchstone) (R)
500. 2003 – The Recruit (Touchstone) (PG-13)
501. 2003 – Shanghai Knights (Touchstone) (PG-13)
502. 2003 – The Jungle Book 2 (G)
503. 2003 – Bringing Down the House (Touchstone) (PG-13)
504. 2003 – Piglet’s Big Movie (G)
505. 2003 – Ghosts of the Abyss (G)
506. 2003 – Holes (PG)
507. 2003 – The Lizzie McGuire Movie (PG)
508. 2003 – Finding Nemo (G)
509. 2003 – Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (PG-13)
510. 2003 – Freaky Friday (PG)
511. 2003 – Open Range (Touchstone) (R)
512. 2003 – Hope Springs (Touchstone) (PG-13)
513. 2003 – Cold Creek Manor (Touchstone) (R)
514. 2003 – Under the Tuscan Sun (Touchstone) (PG-13)
515. 2003 – Veronica Guerin (Touchstone) (R)
516. 2003 – Brother Bear (G)
517. 2003 – The Haunted Mansion (PG)
518. 2003 – Calendar Girls (Touchstone) (PG-13)
519. 2003 – The Young Black Stallion (G)
520. 2004 – Disney’s Teacher’s Pet (PG)
521. 2004 – Miracle (PG)
522. 2004 – Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (PG)
523. 2004 – Hidalgo (Touchstone) (PG-13)
524. 2004 – The Ladykillers (Touchstone) (R)
525. 2004 – Home on the Range (PG)
526. 2004 – The Alamo (Touchstone) (PG-13)
527. 2004 – Sacred Planet (G)
528. 2004 – Raising Helen (Touchstone) (PG-13)
529. 2004 – Around the World in 80 Days (PG)
530. 2004 – America’s Heart and Soul (PG)
531. 2004 – King Arthur (Touchstone) (PG-13)
532. 2004 – The Village (Touchstone) (PG-13)
533. 2004 – The Princess Diaries 2 (G)
534. 2004 – Mr. 3000 (Touchstone) (PG-13)
535. 2004 – The Last Shot (Touchstone) (R)
536. 2004 – Ladder 49 (Touchstone) (PG-13)
537. 2004 – The Incredibles (PG)
538. 2004 – National Treasure (PG)
539. 2004 – The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (Touchstone) (R)
540. 2005 – Aliens of the Deep (G)
541. 2005 – Pooh’s Heffalump Movie (G)
542. 2005 – The Pacifier (PG)
543. 2005 – Ice Princess (G)
544. 2005 – A Lot Like Love (Touchstone) (PG-13)
545. 2005 – The Hitchhiker’s Guide To the Galaxy (Touchstone) (PG)
546. 2005 – Howl’s Moving Castle (PG)
547. 2005 – Herbie: Fully Loaded (G)
548. 2005 – Dark Water (Touchstone) (PG-13)
549. 2005 – Sky High (PG)
550. 2005 – Valiant (G)
551. 2005 – Flightplan (Touchstone) (PG-13)
552. 2005 – The Greatest Game Ever Played (PG)
553. 2005 – Shopgirl (R) (Touchstone)
554. 2005 – Chicken Little (G)
555. 2005 – The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe (PG)
556. 2005 – Casanova (R)
557. 2006 – Glory Road (PG)
558. 2006 – Annapolis (Touchstone) (PG-13)
559. 2006 – Roving Mars (G)
560. 2006 – Eight Below (PG)
561. 2006. The Shaggy Dog (PG)
562. 2006. Stay Alive (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
563. 2006. The Wild (G)
564. 2006. Stick It (Touchstone) (PG-13)
565. 2006. Goal! The Dream Begins (Touchstone) (PG)
566. 2006. Cars (G)
567. 2006. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (PG-13)
568. 2006. Step Up (Touchstone) (PG-13)
569. 2006. Invincible (PG)
570. 2006. The Guardian (Touchstone) (PG-13)
571. 2006. The Prestige (Touchstone) (PG-13)
572. 2006. The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (G)
573. 2006. Deja Vu (Touchstone) (PG-13)
574. 2006. Apocalypto (Touchstone)(R)
575. 2007. Primeval (Hollywood Pictures) (R)
576. 2007. Bridge to Terabithia (PG)
577. 2007. Wild Hogs (Touchstone) (PG-13)
578. 2007. Meet the Robinsons (G)
579. 2007. The Invisible (Hollywood Pictures) (PG-13)
580. 2007. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (PG-13)
581. 2007. Ratatouille (G)
582. 2007. The Secret of the Magic Gourd (NR)
583. 2007. Underdog (PG)
584. 2007. The Game Plan (PG)
585. 2007. Dan in Real Life (PG-13)
586. 2007. Enchanted (PG)
587. 2007. National Treasure: Book of Secrets (PG)
588. 2008. Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert (G)
589. 2008. Step Up 2 the Streets (Touchstone)(PG-13)
590. 2008. College Road Trip (G)
591. 2008. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (PG)
592. 2008. WALL•E (G)
593. 2008. Swing Vote (Touchstone)(PG-13)
594. 2008. Tinker Bell (G)
595. 2008. Miracle at St. Anna (Touchstone) (R)
596. 2008. Beverly Hills Chihuahua (PG)
597. 2008. Morning Light (PG)
598. 2008. High School Musical 3: Senior Year (G)
599. 2008. Roadside Romeo (NR)
600. 2008. Bolt (PG)
601. 2008. Bedtime Stories (PG)
602. 2009. Confessions of a Shopaholic (Touchstone) (PG)
603. 2009. Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience (G)
604. 2009. Race to Witch Mountain (PG)
605. 2009. Hannah Montana the Movie (G)
606. 2009. Earth (Disneynature) (G)
607. 2009. Trail of the Panda (NR)
608. 2009. The Boys: The Sherman Brothers’ Story (PG)
609. 2009. Up (PG)
610. 2009. The Proposal (Touchstone) (PG-13)
611. 2009. G-Force (PG)
612. 2009. Ponyo (G)
613. 2009. X-Games 3D: The Movie (PG)
614. 2009. Walt & El Grupo (PG)
615. 2009. Surrogates (Touchstone) (PG-13)
616. 2009. Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure (G)
617. 2009. Kniga Masterov (The Book of Masters) (NR)
618. 2009. Disney’s A Christmas Carol (PG)
619. 2009. Old Dogs (PG)
620. 2009. The Princess and the Frog (G)
621. 2010. When in Rome (PG-13)
622. 2010. Alice in Wonderland (PG)
623. 2010. Waking Sleeping Beauty (PG)
624. 2010. The Last Song (Touchstone) (PG)
625. 2010. Oceans (Disneynature) (G)
626. 2010. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (PG-13)
627. 2010. Toy Story 3 (G)
628. 2010. The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (PG)
629. 2010. Step Up 3D (Touchstone) (PG-13)
630. 2010. Tales from Earthsea (PG-13)
631. 2010. The Switch (Miramax) (PG-13)
632. 2010. Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (G)
633. 2010. You Again (Touchstone) (PG)
634. 2010. Secretariat (PG)
635. 2010. Tangled (PG)
636. 2010. The Tempest (Touchstone/Miramax) (PG-13)
637. 2010. Tron: Legacy (PG)
638. 2011. Once Upon a Warrior (NR)
639. 2011. Gnomeo & Juliet (Touchstone)(G)
640. 2011. I Am Number Four (Touchstone/DreamWorks) (PG-13)
641. 2011. Mars Needs Moms (PG)
642. 2011. African Cats: Kingdom of Courage (Disneynature) (G)
643. 2011. Zokkomon (NR)
644. 2011. Prom (PG)
645. 2011. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (PG-13)
646. 2011. Cars 2 (G)
647. 2011. Winnie the Pooh (G)
648. 2011. The Help (Touchstone/DreamWorks) (PG-13)
649. 2011. Fright Night (Touchstone/DreamWorks) (R)
650. 2011. Real Steel (Touchstone/DreamWorks) (PG-13)
651. 2011. The Muppets (PG)
652. 2011. War Horse (Touchstone/DreamWorks) (PG-13)
653. 2012. The Secret World of Arrietty (G)
654. 2012. John Carter (PG-13)
655. 2012. Chimpanzee (Disneynature)
656. 2012. Marvel’s The Avengers (Marvel)(PG-13)
657. 2012. Brave (PG)
658. 2012. People Like Us (Touchstone/DreamWorks)(PG-13)
659. 2012. The Odd Life of Timothy Green (PG)
660. 2012. Secret of the Wings (G)


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Message 1336453 - Posted: 10 Feb 2013, 0:55:13 UTC - in response to Message 1336451.  

TOS. Terms of Service.

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You would not be James Sotherden.
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Message 1336454 - Posted: 10 Feb 2013, 0:55:34 UTC - in response to Message 1336448.  

Hi Robert.

If you watch the picture of God with a gun in his right arm on that web-page, my best guess is that freedom of expression or speech is not necessarily the same as freedom of "belief".

Meaning that such a picture may go well for some people who are supposed to believe, but not so well for others. The same may very likely happen to those of us here who are either agnostics or atheists. They may either like or dislike this picture.

My best guess is that religion is not anything better off when such ideas of creationism are being displayed or portrayed.

Thinking a little about it - I guess you may be right on this since it was me that mentioned the Devil. Still ...


We have the right to freedom of speech in this country. This is fully expressed in the allowance of Porn in print as well as on the web. Some places on the web are a little backward and don't FULLY understand such things as our Bill of Rights. Just a little fact I thought Id let you in on....{smile}


And all web sites have TOS. edit- {smile}

Acronym Definition; TOS: Teacher Over Shoulder (chat) TOS: The Original Series (Star Trek) TOS: The Other Side: TOS: Type Of Service: TOS: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome


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Steve gave you the answer. And Dont pretend you dont know.
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