It didn't take long to make the original post (because there was a surplus of choice material) or to go back and find it, and then finding that early award was just icing on the cake.
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It didn't take long to make the original post (because there was a surplus of choice material) or to go back and find it, and then finding that early award was just icing on the cake.
But I looked at his last 100 threads and you know what? I haven't posted in around 67 of them.
Chrys has left around 74 of my last hundred alone.
Not a great difference, statistically. :think: I wonder if sometimes he thinks he's following me? :shocked:
Slam on the brakes and see if anything hurtles past you.
Odd I saw his
But I looked at his last 100 threads and you know what? I haven't posted in around 67 of them.
Chrys has left around 74 of my last hundred alone.
Not a great difference, statistically. :think: I wonder if sometimes he thinks he's following me? :shocked:
figures don't lie
but
liars do figure
you sure have a lot of time now that res is out of town
Now now Chrys, TOL (Town On Line) will be popular even with Res gone.
Don't place that on me.
I have issues
With egotists
The good book says
do not worship false idols
are you saying that because I am catholic?
I marble at that.
our statues of Mary is what really gets them
I wonder why?
same here
it seems as if they must attack us
and
this appears to be where we are most vulnerable
Her statue wasn't exceptional and chosen for anything except idolatry.
I have him on ignore for good reasons
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I think before Windows it was more understandable to get upset over statues in the very long standing Catholic Church. But once most all of us started looking at, and using icons on our computers it should have caused pause for thought, don't you think?
When I look at and click on an icon for Firefox what am I doing? What does that icon mean to me? It is a picture indicator of what it represents, of what is behind it, isn't it?
I think we have already proven many times over that "icon" doesn't necessarily mean it is an idol. So does a religious icon have to be an idol, or can it remain an icon too?
When I look at and click on an icon for Firefox what am I doing? What does that icon mean to me? It is a picture indicator of what it represents, of what is behind it, isn't it?
I think we have already proven many times over that "icon" doesn't necessarily mean it is an idol. So does a religious icon have to be an idol, or can it remain an icon too?
As reflected in chrys' post:
lain:
It's funny how you, driven to grasp the popular indicator, often harped on popularity and Eeset, loudly and repeatedly disdaining me around the joint could be voted Most Likely to Create a Thread About TH (there's an award in that).
People.
While it's inarguable that a few of you spend an alarming amount of time making threads that directly or indirectly mention or are about me or something I've done (and certainly Eeset has done more of that than most) Town On Line seems more indicative of that driving mental state than a reflection of an objective truth, really.
lain:It's funny how you, driven to grasp the popular indicator, often harped on popularity and Eeset, loudly and repeatedly disdaining me around the joint could be voted Most Likely to Create a Thread About TH (there's an award in that).
People.