Religious Thread [11]

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Misfit Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 21 Jun 01 Posts: 21804 Credit: 2,815,091 RAC: 0	Message 658725 - Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 1:02:26 UTC - in response to Message 658541. Many wild animals will abandon their young due to a simple touch by another species (often humans). Personally, I don't particularly like being touched by humans either... ;) And yet I'll bet that doesn't pose a problem for you. ;) me@rescam.org ID: 658725 ·

KWSN - MajorKong Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 5 Jan 00 Posts: 2892 Credit: 1,499,890 RAC: 0	Message 658744 - Posted: 13 Oct 2007, 1:26:29 UTC - in response to Message 658483. Last modified: 13 Oct 2007, 1:26:51 UTC Nope. No animal is really devilish, except that intelligent mammal Homo Sapiens Sapiens. No animal is as cruel as Homo Sapiens Sapiens, called human. All other beings hurt any other being no more than necessary (for gaining food, like the mosquito, or in stamping ground fights, like deer, for example), any other being kill other beings only for food, and only as many as they, their pack, or the pack plus affiliates can eat.. Ever seen cats 'play' with small rodents, Thorin? Even when NOT hungry, they will chase down, capture, and wound mice. Then they will catch & release the mouse over and over again until the mouse finally dies from the torture. Once dead, the mouse frequently is totally ignored and not eaten. ID: 658744 ·

Jeffrey Send message Joined: 21 Nov 03 Posts: 4793 Credit: 26,029 RAC: 0	Message 659646 - Posted: 14 Oct 2007, 16:14:53 UTC - in response to Message 658744. Last modified: 14 Oct 2007, 16:16:09 UTC Ever seen cats 'play' with small rodents Yes, they play rough... Ever play rough with a cat? ;) (I recommend wearing a sock over your arm because the cat is obviously trying to kill you too...) It may not be 1984 but George Orwell sure did see the future . . . ID: 659646 ·

Jeffrey Send message Joined: 21 Nov 03 Posts: 4793 Credit: 26,029 RAC: 0	Message 660885 - Posted: 17 Oct 2007, 1:08:47 UTC ;) It may not be 1984 but George Orwell sure did see the future . . . ID: 660885 ·

Blurf Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 2 Sep 06 Posts: 8962 Credit: 12,678,685 RAC: 0	Message 660890 - Posted: 17 Oct 2007, 1:11:39 UTC Now that is impressive---especially for a sand sculpture... ID: 660890 ·

thorin belvrog Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 29 Sep 06 Posts: 6418 Credit: 8,893 RAC: 0	Message 660893 - Posted: 17 Oct 2007, 1:15:22 UTC - in response to Message 660890. Last modified: 17 Oct 2007, 1:16:19 UTC Now that is impressive---especially for a sand sculpture... I totally concur. Not everyone remembers the Lord when being on the beach. Account frozen... ID: 660893 ·

Fuzzy Hollynoodles Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 9659 Credit: 251,998 RAC: 0	Message 661284 - Posted: 17 Oct 2007, 15:11:31 UTC - in response to Message 660893. Now that is impressive---especially for a sand sculpture... I totally concur. Not everyone remembers the Lord when being on the beach. Specially not when they look at all the babes and hunks in bikinis and bathing trunks. :-D "I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me ID: 661284 ·

Qui-Gon Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 15 May 99 Posts: 2940 Credit: 19,199,902 RAC: 11	Message 661492 - Posted: 17 Oct 2007, 21:37:13 UTC - in response to Message 661284. Last modified: 17 Oct 2007, 21:39:09 UTC Now that is impressive---especially for a sand sculpture... I totally concur. Not everyone remembers the Lord when being on the beach. Specially not when they look at all the babes and hunks in bikinis and bathing trunks. :-D Oooh, Fuzzy, that was almost a poem: Babes and hunks In bikinis and trunks. Whales and sea otters, Whistles and grunts. ID: 661492 ·

Fuzzy Hollynoodles Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 9659 Credit: 251,998 RAC: 0	Message 661499 - Posted: 17 Oct 2007, 21:45:14 UTC - in response to Message 661492. Now that is impressive---especially for a sand sculpture... I totally concur. Not everyone remembers the Lord when being on the beach. Specially not when they look at all the babes and hunks in bikinis and bathing trunks. :-D Oooh, Fuzzy, that was almost a poem: Babes and hunks In bikinis and trunks. Whales and sea otters, Whistles and grunts. LMAO So I was your muse? I'll be darned ... ROTFLMAO!!!! Always at your service. :-D "I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me ID: 661499 ·

thorin belvrog Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 29 Sep 06 Posts: 6418 Credit: 8,893 RAC: 0	Message 661512 - Posted: 17 Oct 2007, 22:01:57 UTC - in response to Message 661499. Last modified: 17 Oct 2007, 22:03:28 UTC Now that is impressive---especially for a sand sculpture... I totally concur. Not everyone remembers the Lord when being on the beach. Specially not when they look at all the babes and hunks in bikinis and bathing trunks. :-D Oooh, Fuzzy, that was almost a poem: Babes and hunks In bikinis and trunks. Whales and sea otters, Whistles and grunts. LMAO So I was your muse? I'll be darned ... ROTFLMAO!!!! Always at your service. :-D Which leads back to religion, because the muses were goddesses or spirits of the Greek mythology. Seems, Qui-Gon kind of adores you, Fuzzy. ;-) Originally there were but only three muses mentioned: AoidÃ„â€œ ("song" or "voice"), MeletÃ„â€œ ("practice" or "occasion"), and MnÃ„â€œmÃ„â€œ ("memory"), but centuries later, the European Renaissance established 9 muses: * Calliope (the "beautiful of speech", chief of the muses and muse of epic or heroic poetry) * Clio (the "glorious one", muse of history) * Erato (the "amorous one", muse of love or erotic poetry, lyrics, and marriage songs) * Euterpe (the "well-pleasing", muse of music and lyric poetry) * Melpomene (the "chanting one", muse of tragedy) * Polyhymnia or Polymnia (the "[singer] of many hymns", muse of sacred song, oratory, lyric, singing and rhetoric) * Terpsichore (the "[one who] delights in dance", muse of choral song and dance) * Thalia (the "blossoming one", muse of comedy and bucolic poetry) * Urania (the "celestial one", muse of astronomy) Account frozen... ID: 661512 ·

Fuzzy Hollynoodles Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 9659 Credit: 251,998 RAC: 0	Message 661587 - Posted: 18 Oct 2007, 0:00:25 UTC - in response to Message 661512. Last modified: 18 Oct 2007, 0:34:39 UTC Now that is impressive---especially for a sand sculpture... I totally concur. Not everyone remembers the Lord when being on the beach. Specially not when they look at all the babes and hunks in bikinis and bathing trunks. :-D Oooh, Fuzzy, that was almost a poem: Babes and hunks In bikinis and trunks. Whales and sea otters, Whistles and grunts. LMAO So I was your muse? I'll be darned ... ROTFLMAO!!!! Always at your service. :-D Which leads back to religion, because the muses were goddesses or spirits of the Greek mythology. Seems, Qui-Gon kind of adores you, Fuzzy. ;-) Originally there were but only three muses mentioned: AoidÃ„â€œ ("song" or "voice"), MeletÃ„â€œ ("practice" or "occasion"), and MnÃ„â€œmÃ„â€œ ("memory"), but centuries later, the European Renaissance established 9 muses: * Calliope (the "beautiful of speech", chief of the muses and muse of epic or heroic poetry) * Clio (the "glorious one", muse of history) * Erato (the "amorous one", muse of love or erotic poetry, lyrics, and marriage songs) * Euterpe (the "well-pleasing", muse of music and lyric poetry) * Melpomene (the "chanting one", muse of tragedy) * Polyhymnia or Polymnia (the "[singer] of many hymns", muse of sacred song, oratory, lyric, singing and rhetoric) * Terpsichore (the "[one who] delights in dance", muse of choral song and dance) * Thalia (the "blossoming one", muse of comedy and bucolic poetry) * Urania (the "celestial one", muse of astronomy) Ah, Qui-Gon and I have been friends for a very long time, I don't know if he adores me, but yes, we are known each other for a long time and have had a lot of fun together. :-) Exactly, the ideas of the muses supports that thought that spiritual or divine inspiration exists, that inspiration comes from a higher place or source, it's not only your own creativity. This phenomenon is also known from religious sources as revelations. In psychology it's known as the AHA experience, where you suddenly gain an insight in things, you have been pondered on for hours, and suddenly, like a snap of your fingers, BINGO!!! you suddenly get a solution or a whole new understanding of what you were pondering. Naming the different divine sources of inspiration and seeing them as women, well that's nice. :-D We like to be seen as inspirations for men's creativity. ;-D "I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me ID: 661587 ·

Misfit Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 21 Jun 01 Posts: 21804 Credit: 2,815,091 RAC: 0	Message 664037 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 2:13:47 UTC me@rescam.org ID: 664037 ·

Red Atomic Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 22 Jun 99 Posts: 2624 Credit: 840,335 RAC: 0	Message 664041 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 2:15:55 UTC No matter how much I practice, I'll never be good enough. Join Calm Chaos ID: 664041 ·

Misfit Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 21 Jun 01 Posts: 21804 Credit: 2,815,091 RAC: 0	Message 664047 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 2:19:50 UTC - in response to Message 664041. No matter how much I practice, I'll never be good enough. Are you trying for batting average or on base percentage? me@rescam.org ID: 664047 ·

Red Atomic Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 22 Jun 99 Posts: 2624 Credit: 840,335 RAC: 0	Message 664057 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 2:30:11 UTC - in response to Message 664047. No matter how much I practice, I'll never be good enough. Are you trying for batting average or on base percentage? just enough to sneak through. Join Calm Chaos ID: 664057 ·

Misfit Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 21 Jun 01 Posts: 21804 Credit: 2,815,091 RAC: 0	Message 664070 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 2:42:11 UTC - in response to Message 664057. No matter how much I practice, I'll never be good enough. Are you trying for batting average or on base percentage? just enough to sneak through. An intentional walk is just as good. me@rescam.org ID: 664070 ·

Red Atomic Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 22 Jun 99 Posts: 2624 Credit: 840,335 RAC: 0	Message 664081 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 2:59:01 UTC - in response to Message 664070. No matter how much I practice, I'll never be good enough. Are you trying for batting average or on base percentage? just enough to sneak through. An intentional walk is just as good. yep, but I still like a good Bunt. Join Calm Chaos ID: 664081 ·

Misfit Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 21 Jun 01 Posts: 21804 Credit: 2,815,091 RAC: 0	Message 664110 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 3:38:29 UTC - in response to Message 664081. No matter how much I practice, I'll never be good enough. Are you trying for batting average or on base percentage? just enough to sneak through. An intentional walk is just as good. yep, but I still like a good Bunt. Always down the 3rd base side. me@rescam.org ID: 664110 ·

Red Atomic Volunteer tester Send message Joined: 22 Jun 99 Posts: 2624 Credit: 840,335 RAC: 0	Message 664209 - Posted: 22 Oct 2007, 5:30:50 UTC - in response to Message 664110. No matter how much I practice, I'll never be good enough. Are you trying for batting average or on base percentage? just enough to sneak through. An intentional walk is just as good. yep, but I still like a good Bunt. Always down the 3rd base side. wow I get to 3rd base. Join Calm Chaos ID: 664209 ·

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