2002 was a crazy year for me! Takes me back.

I don't even remember what happened to me in 2002 lol

I was but a young punk, discovering the world and building a record collection. It seemed like I got a lot more action then even tho I was totally miserable!

Ah, 2002. That was a wild year for me.

I'm already in a bad mood today, and this just put me in a mood to kill someone.

I am enraged that they called the men who spoke in the article, "she" and only made it sound like "women" attended. I could go on, but it would be very explicit and not worth the ban time. Have a nice day.

I often wonder what it's like in these people's heads.  Honestly, the stuff about the painting sounds utterly made up, or the person would have taken a picture.

It never ceases to amaze me just how closed-minded, bigoted, and downright idiotic people can be. It's horrifying. It's people like this who I think need some serious re-education. Or maybe just mind-erasing. Like perhaps a 120hr Teletubbies marathon with no sleep allowed. ...Or maybe not.

QuoteIt sure was a strange sight, knowing that God created these people as females.

...No. Just... Just no.

QuoteIn other words, minors could still attend sessions devoted to sexual issues and self-mutilation.

...This guy really needs to be punched in the face. Really.

And the sad thing is that, for most extremists like this, as they get older they just get more outlandish and bigoted. If he was like this in 2002, I'd hate to see what he's like now.

Yeah unfortunately I found that article last september.  It put me back about a month       Now I look at it and just don't care.  It's not like I need the approval of a bunch of fanatic American christians before I make necessary changes in my life...

A moment of snark. Aimed at hypocritical fanatics ONLY.

Next time someone self-righteously tells me he or she is a born-again Christian, I just might say, "What, you couldn't get it right the first time?" or "You might want to go for three. I don't think you're doing it right yet."

After all, I thought pride was a sin...and that final judgment was supposed to be left up to the deity.

I just answer them in that La Femme Nikita (or was it the remake?) tone with: How very nice for you.  If they persist, and they tend not to, I tell them that god made me an agnostic, and who are they to ->-bleeped-<- with god?  I've never had one continue the conversation after that.

didn't read the article. not going to read the article even though i'm sure it would be great for a few lolz and a couple hours of depression. 

Quote from: tekla on June 09, 2010, 04:52:32 PM
I just answer them in that La Femme Nikita (or was it the remake?) tone with: How very nice for you.  If they persist, and they tend not to, I tell them that god made me an agnostic, and who are they to ->-bleeped-<- with god?  I've never had one continue the conversation after that.

a customer at work was trying to preach to me right before easter. i politely said "thanks but i'm pagan  " i was hoping for more of a reaction than "NO YOU ARE NOT!". I told her to have a nice easter xD

No 'Christian' has ever had a response to "who are you to ->-bleeped-<- with god."  It's a gold medal, blue ribbon answer.