Another one ragging on the support the troops stickers. You people really piss me off with that shit. Why does it bother you so much that some one has one of those stickers on their car.
I posted this eairler and I'll post it again incase you missed it.
oh and nephew went to Iraq..and two bother in laws working over there right now...and I came from military family...so I know what supporting our troops are...and...I verrry much respect every soldier thats over there....just feel we fked them sending them over..thats all.
and the thing is sooo few people get it....and to think the only reason people feel the way they do (the side of the fence their on) is simple where the sperm and egg united. Thats it....jeesus people. I do love you all by the way.
That's because they think we have the freedom to choose independent of such determinants. If any one of us grew up the offspring of Osama Bin Laden, guess what we'd be doing?
I necessarily have the passion for writing this, and you have the passion for condemning me; both of us are equally fools, equally the toys of destiny. Your nature is to do harm, mine is to love truth, and to make it public in spite of you. - Voltaire
That's because they think we have the freedom to choose independent of such determinants. If any one of us grew up the offspring of Osama Bin Laden, guess what we'd be doing?
everything is predetermined on our experiences...you don't even have control over what you'll wear tomorrow.....already programed....we do learn from our experiences..but at the point of having to make a decision...its already been made....like you freakin quoting me 10 seconds after I posted....damn you damn you.
everything is predetermined on our experiences...you don't even have control over what you'll wear tomorrow.....already programed....we do learn from our experiences..but at the point of having to make a decision...its already been made....like you freakin quoting me 10 seconds after I posted....damn you damn you.
Hahaha
Predetermination isn't a bad thing though. The experience is just as interesting, if not more so.
I necessarily have the passion for writing this, and you have the passion for condemning me; both of us are equally fools, equally the toys of destiny. Your nature is to do harm, mine is to love truth, and to make it public in spite of you. - Voltaire
I necessarily have the passion for writing this, and you have the passion for condemning me; both of us are equally fools, equally the toys of destiny. Your nature is to do harm, mine is to love truth, and to make it public in spite of you. - Voltaire
You're welcome. I liked how you reiterated his point about the end of story, or book closed. People don't realise what they are really doing when they close their minds like that, unfortunately. And of course, the idea of the first chapter being a mystery itself, much less the rest of the book, well....nice.
"The opposite of a fact is falsehood, but the opposite of one profound truth may very well be another profound truth." ~ Niels Bohr
Let me explain and don't get pissed...thats not what this board is about...its about getting new viewpoints.
I like you live in Texas....typical vehicle in my neck of the woods...2007 F350 Dually 4X4 Deisel. Got three yellow support troops stickers in varing colors and one W sticker...so many of us...feel (convinced even) that the reason we're in Iraq is for oil...plain and simple...hell ole Georgy even pointed this out in his last "address to the nation" written by Karl speach. So when we see dill hole with his fuel guzzling monster (yea its a deisel but he still only gets 12 MPG) with a support our troops sticker we think he's a freakin hypocrite and simply has the troops supporting his fuel addiction.
and again Damn you Ahnimous...you caused this.
Ok.
It just kills me. Any thread that has any thing about the troops you can always count on 3 or 4 posts saying something about people with the yellow ribbons, and how they don't really support the troops. It is so cliche.
Most of the cars I've seen with ribbons also have the DOD sticker on the front windsheild, meaning they are military or have family in the military. They support the troops because the love them. They just want them to come home safe.
I guess all I am saying is don't automatically assume the worst about people with those stickers and you know you want one of those trucks. They are pretty sweet.
You're welcome. I liked how you reiterated his point about the end of story, or book closed. People don't realise what they are really doing when they close their minds like that, unfortunately. And of course, the idea of the first chapter being a mystery itself, much less the rest of the book, well....nice.
I think it's funny this "open minded" craze hit the dating scene.
"I'm looking for someone with an open mind" as one example.
What they are really looking for is someone that will try the things they want to try. Like skydiving or bungee jumping. Anyone I've talked to that is "looking for an open mind" is really close minded when it comes to their perceptions of events and other people.
I necessarily have the passion for writing this, and you have the passion for condemning me; both of us are equally fools, equally the toys of destiny. Your nature is to do harm, mine is to love truth, and to make it public in spite of you. - Voltaire
I think it's funny this "open minded" craze hit the dating scene.
"I'm looking for someone with an open mind" as one example.
What they are really looking for is someone that will try the things they want to try. Like skydiving or bungee jumping. Anyone I've talked to that is "looking for an open mind" is really close minded when it comes to their perceptions of events and other people.
I thought "open-minded" in terms of dating had slightly more "alternative" connotations.
"The opposite of a fact is falsehood, but the opposite of one profound truth may very well be another profound truth." ~ Niels Bohr
I thought "open-minded" in terms of dating had slightly more "alternative" connotations.
Ah, haha, I guess it depends on the "type" of profile.
I necessarily have the passion for writing this, and you have the passion for condemning me; both of us are equally fools, equally the toys of destiny. Your nature is to do harm, mine is to love truth, and to make it public in spite of you. - Voltaire
No. I don't get it.
What is it exactly that you think i don't know?
Perhaps he is thinking something along the lines of the war being a complete success, the people of Iraq being so pleased that they have a military presence, the casualties being so minimal, non-existent ensuing civil-war being propaganda, the occupation not only being exemplary, but one of absolute legitimacy and the fact there are no soldiers whatsoever being flown home in boxes at night away from the cameras?
Perhaps he is thinking something along the lines of the war being a complete success, the people of Iraq being so pleased that they have a military presence, the casualties being so minimal, non-existent ensuing civil-war being propaganda, the occupation not only being exemplary, but one of absolute legitimacy and the fact there are no soldiers whatsoever being flown home in boxes at night away from the cameras?
I'm intrigued, jlew.
what the fuck is this nonsense? literally the dumbest thing I ever heard.
It just kills me. Any thread that has any thing about the troops you can always count on 3 or 4 posts saying something about people with the yellow ribbons, and how they don't really support the troops. It is so cliche.
Most of the cars I've seen with ribbons also have the DOD sticker on the front windsheild, meaning they are military or have family in the military. They support the troops because the love them. They just want them to come home safe.
I guess all I am saying is don't automatically assume the worst about people with those stickers and you know you want one of those trucks. They are pretty sweet.
and I go up to Killeen TX often..home of Fort Hood...and yes there are lots of soldiers families and they have the stickers...and I salute them all. Mom lives there...in subdivision with other soldiers...last time I was there...shed a tear due to all the messaged in front yards...saying "Welcome home Dad"....its just I see alot of folks in Houston that don't have a freakin clue...Peace.
Your funny on the truck....(-; I drive a Mini Cooper...soooo big a$$ truck not on radar...(-:
Perhaps he is thinking something along the lines of the war being a complete success, the people of Iraq being so pleased that they have a military presence, the casualties being so minimal, non-existent ensuing civil-war being propaganda, the occupation not only being exemplary, but one of absolute legitimacy and the fact there are no soldiers whatsoever being flown home in boxes at night away from the cameras?
You'd certainly get this impression from his posts.
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oh and nephew went to Iraq..and two bother in laws working over there right now...and I came from military family...so I know what supporting our troops are...and...I verrry much respect every soldier thats over there....just feel we fked them sending them over..thats all.
That's because they think we have the freedom to choose independent of such determinants. If any one of us grew up the offspring of Osama Bin Laden, guess what we'd be doing?
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everything is predetermined on our experiences...you don't even have control over what you'll wear tomorrow.....already programed....we do learn from our experiences..but at the point of having to make a decision...its already been made....like you freakin quoting me 10 seconds after I posted....damn you damn you.
Hahaha
Predetermination isn't a bad thing though. The experience is just as interesting, if not more so.
Thanks
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Rhinocerous Surprise '08!!!
Ok.
It just kills me. Any thread that has any thing about the troops you can always count on 3 or 4 posts saying something about people with the yellow ribbons, and how they don't really support the troops. It is so cliche.
Most of the cars I've seen with ribbons also have the DOD sticker on the front windsheild, meaning they are military or have family in the military. They support the troops because the love them. They just want them to come home safe.
I guess all I am saying is don't automatically assume the worst about people with those stickers and you know you want one of those trucks. They are pretty sweet.
I think it's funny this "open minded" craze hit the dating scene.
"I'm looking for someone with an open mind" as one example.
What they are really looking for is someone that will try the things they want to try. Like skydiving or bungee jumping. Anyone I've talked to that is "looking for an open mind" is really close minded when it comes to their perceptions of events and other people.
http://www.myspace.com/illuminatta
Rhinocerous Surprise '08!!!
Ah, haha, I guess it depends on the "type" of profile.
Funny, i've been asking the same thing about the supposed wmd's the past 4 years.
No. I don't get it.
What is it exactly that you think i don't know?
I'm intrigued, jlew.
what the fuck is this nonsense? literally the dumbest thing I ever heard.
and I go up to Killeen TX often..home of Fort Hood...and yes there are lots of soldiers families and they have the stickers...and I salute them all. Mom lives there...in subdivision with other soldiers...last time I was there...shed a tear due to all the messaged in front yards...saying "Welcome home Dad"....its just I see alot of folks in Houston that don't have a freakin clue...Peace.
Your funny on the truck....(-; I drive a Mini Cooper...soooo big a$$ truck not on radar...(-:
You'd certainly get this impression from his posts.