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S. Bacchus
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quote:
Originally posted by leo:

Before it does, I note that the two people who seek to rubbish all that I stand for, S. Bacchus and Chesterbelloc, seem to have been too cowardly to respond to my refutations of what they say.

Don't flatter yourself, leo. I have no wish rubbish 'all that you stand for.I wish to rubbish you. You see, it is personal. It's entirely personal.

I find you and your posting style to be arrogant, bathetic, cantankerous, dishonest, emetic, fraudulent, gaseous, hypocritical, inconsistent, jejune, kakistocratic, lugubrious, magniloquent, nullifidian, obstreperous, pseudo-intellectual, quacksalverous, reductionist, school-marmy, tumid, ultracrepidarian, vacuous, witless, xenomaniacal, yellow-livered, and zabernistic.

And, trust me, I could very well go on. I don't disagree with 'all that you stand for'. It would be easier if I did. I generally agree with you, and I'm ashamed to have someone like you on my side. You are, as you rejoice in reminding us, a pensioner. Isn't it time that you grew up?

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quote:
Originally posted by S. Bacchus:

I find you and your posting style to be arrogant, bathetic, cantankerous, dishonest, emetic, fraudulent, gaseous, hypocritical, inconsistent, jejune, kakistocratic, lugubrious, magniloquent, nullifidian, obstreperous, pseudo-intellectual, quacksalverous, reductionist, school-marmy, tumid, ultracrepidarian, vacuous, witless, xenomaniacal, yellow-livered, and zabernistic.

that's it. Today I'm petitioning Simon to rename the Ship "Nerds With Too Much Time On Their Hands".

where's my fucking dictionary....

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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
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Originally posted by leo:

Before it does, I note that the two people who seek to rubbish all that I stand for, S. Bacchus and Chesterbelloc, seem to have been too cowardly to respond to my refutations of what they say.

Don't flatter yourself, leo. I have no wish rubbish 'all that you stand for.I wish to rubbish you. You see, it is personal. It's entirely personal.

I find you and your posting style to be arrogant, bathetic, cantankerous, dishonest, emetic, fraudulent, gaseous, hypocritical, inconsistent, jejune, kakistocratic, lugubrious, magniloquent, nullifidian, obstreperous, pseudo-intellectual, quacksalverous, reductionist, school-marmy, tumid, ultracrepidarian, vacuous, witless, xenomaniacal, yellow-livered, and zabernistic.

And, trust me, I could very well go on. I don't disagree with 'all that you stand for'. It would be easier if I did. I generally agree with you, and I'm ashamed to have someone like you on my side. You are, as you rejoice in reminding us, a pensioner. Isn't it time that you grew up?

Which shows that you have no answer to the question I posed to you and merely a malevolent and immature personality.

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quote:
Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
I generally agree with you, and I'm ashamed to have someone like you on my side. You are, as you rejoice in reminding us, a pensioner. Isn't it time that you grew up?

I am not on the side of those who, in their 20s, rubbish the experience of those LGBTs who were alive before you were born and who experience hatred from the church - some of them committed suicide. There is such a thing as brotherhood/sisterhood. Even the present Pope, hardly a liberal, admits that the Church has got things wrong/out of proportion.

Maybe I am being as ageist as you, but i might point out that I am not a 'pensioner' - the word usually applies to those aged 65 or over in receipt of a state pension. I am not. Merely early retired (teachers can retire at age 55, albeit on a reduced pension - young people become so wearing after 30 years of dealing with them).

[ 25. September 2013, 19:57: Message edited by: leo ]

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quote:
Originally posted by leo:
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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
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Originally posted by leo:

Before it does, I note that the two people who seek to rubbish all that I stand for, S. Bacchus and Chesterbelloc, seem to have been too cowardly to respond to my refutations of what they say.

Don't flatter yourself, leo. I have no wish rubbish 'all that you stand for.I wish to rubbish you. You see, it is personal. It's entirely personal.

I find you and your posting style to be arrogant, bathetic, cantankerous, dishonest, emetic, fraudulent, gaseous, hypocritical, inconsistent, jejune, kakistocratic, lugubrious, magniloquent, nullifidian, obstreperous, pseudo-intellectual, quacksalverous, reductionist, school-marmy, tumid, ultracrepidarian, vacuous, witless, xenomaniacal, yellow-livered, and zabernistic.

And, trust me, I could very well go on. I don't disagree with 'all that you stand for'. It would be easier if I did. I generally agree with you, and I'm ashamed to have someone like you on my side. You are, as you rejoice in reminding us, a pensioner. Isn't it time that you grew up?

Which shows that you have no answer to the question I posed to you and merely a malevolent and immature personality.
What question? You haven't asked a question anywhere on this thread. Just to be sure, I went through and read all of your posts. Jesus, that was a waste of time.

By the way, I also think that you're asinine, boring, curmudgeonly, fuck-witted, illiterate, joyless, pedantic, pompous, self-indulgent, smug, snobbish, and uncritical. I was jut limiting myself to 26 of your most obvious qualities in my previous list.

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Originally posted by leo:
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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
I generally agree with you, and I'm ashamed to have someone like you on my side. You are, as you rejoice in reminding us, a pensioner. Isn't it time that you grew up?

I am not on the side of those who, in their 20s, rubbish the experience of those LGBTs who were alive before you were born and who experience hatred from the church - some of them committed suicide. There is such a thing as brotherhood/sisterhood. Even the present Pope, hardly a liberal, admits that the Church has got things wrong/out of proportion.


There's a difference between acknowledging the wrongs in church history and/or current practice, and telling people that they'd be better off outside the Church. The former is inclusive, the latter exclusive. Oh, and by the way, I know plenty of older LGBT Christians, including people with academic specialisms in LGBT expressions of Christianity. They'd all think that you're wrong, too.

Oh, and by the way, you're also being censorious, sanctimonious, self-righteous and supercilious. What really baffles me is how someone with your combination of distinctly limited intellectual gifts, limited capacity for empathy, and total lack of humility managed to become a teacher, let alone a licensed lay minister or a spiritual director.

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Originally posted by leo:
I note that the two people who seek to rubbish all that I stand for, S. Bacchus and Chesterbelloc, seem to have been too cowardly to respond to my refutations of what they say.

When you're doing my job so comprehensively for me with practically every post you emit, where's the need? Exhibit A. If I respond, I'm hounding you; if I don't I'm cowardly.

Since nothing seems to change your posting behaviour, I have resolved only to respond in Hell to your "refutations" when it either amuses me, or makes my blood-pressure reach critical levels not to, or - vanishingly seldom - you actually advance a point substantive to mine. Sometimes I need two of those boxes to be checked to make it feel worth my while.

Otherwise, as I say, where's the need?

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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
There's a difference between acknowledging the wrongs in church history and/or current practice, and telling people that they'd be better off outside the Church. The former is inclusive, the latter exclusive.

Depends on how you understand the position of the Church.
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Oh, and by the way, I know plenty of older LGBT Christians, including people with academic specialisms in LGBT expressions of Christianity. They'd all think that you're wrong, too.

What all of them? Really? Well, I guess you know different older LGBT people from the ones I know/knew.
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Oh, and by the way, you're also being censorious, sanctimonious, self-righteous and supercilious. What really baffles me is how someone with your combination of distinctly limited intellectual gifts, limited capacity for empathy, and total lack of humility managed to become a teacher, let alone a licensed lay minister or a spiritual director.

Oh please, none of the (poor) qualities you cite are exactly in short supply in either the Church or the teaching profession.

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When you're doing my job so comprehensively for me with practically every post you emit, where's the need? Exhibit A. If I respond, I'm hounding you; if I don't I'm cowardly.

Bum link - sorry about that. This is Exhibit A.

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Reminds me a bit of Exhibit B

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Originally posted by ExclamationMark:
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Originally posted by Evensong:
[QUOTE]I"m tired of being a good girl.

Were you ever? Now that must have been interesting: perfection!
Perfection thy name is Evensong?

I'm up with that. Seems legit.

Please please post a picture of you with your halo
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Originally posted by Evensong:
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Originally posted by The Great Gumby:
Maybe in the interests of the Hellhosts' sanity, we could adopt and adapt the old Usenet tradition, and say that whenever Evensong posts in support of someone in Hell, the thread is instantly over, and that person loses the argument.

That's a brilliant idea! [Yipee]
Not at all related to your long term self-professed attempt to undermine the function and purpose of Hell on SoF ?

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Please please post a picture of you with your halo

I did once. But it got taken down.

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Not at all related to your long term self-professed attempt to undermine the function and purpose of Hell on SoF ?

Sticking up for one of the ship's (fairly regular) underdogs in Hell (because I like the guy) is hardly undermining the function and purpose of Hell. It's solidarity because I know how awful it feels sometimes.

The catch 22 is that the people I stick up for sometimes don't want or need my stickyupness yet they get blackened by my terrible, terrible ( [Roll Eyes] ) reputation and I end up making things worse for them. Can't win.

Sucks be to God.

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My same sex partner and I have been together since before Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister. We have been unfailingly accepted as a couple in all the churches we have attended. I know one rather old fashioned back streets Anglo Catholic church in which there was only one straight man, and he, significantly enough, was disabled. And I found great support from the gospels in that Jesus gives no particular value to marriage or the family or breeding a further generation.


The institution that really caused us problems and was a source of hostility wasn’t the church. It was the Family. But I'm not going to slag off my parents on a public forum even anonymously.

From what he has said, leo had great problems with his family as well, and I would guess found support in the church or at least Christianity. That may be a cause of his unfailing combativeness, being a catholic with liberals, a liberal with catholics but always on his own.

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quote:
Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
What question? You haven't asked a question anywhere on this thread. Just to be sure.

Apologies - it was not a question but the lack of response to refutations to Chesterbelloc, not to you.

And he has said something to the extent that he can't be bothered - which i take to mean that he doesn't know the answer and/or doesn't want to admit that he may be mistaken.

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'Mentoring' is damaging?

History disagrees with you Leo.

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'Mentoring' is damaging?

History disagrees with you Leo.

Not sure where you are coming from here but the kind of 'mentoring' i was referring to is used as an alternative to spiritual direction. I am thinking of a certain seminary that sends its students to someone who must bne no older that late-30s, must be ordained, and, so i hear frequently, discusses practical problems in ministry with a sort of 'pull yourself together.' mentality. It deals with the ordinand as a function rather than as a whole person.

'Mentoring' by the elder to the younger in many walks of life can be very valuable - I am still in touch with some former students with whom there had been some sort of uncle/niece/nephew thing, but that is not spiritual direction.

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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
I wish to rubbish you. You see, it is personal. It's entirely personal.

I find you and your posting style to be arrogant, bathetic, cantankerous, dishonest, emetic, fraudulent, gaseous, hypocritical, inconsistent, jejune, kakistocratic, lugubrious, magniloquent, nullifidian, obstreperous, pseudo-intellectual, quacksalverous, reductionist, school-marmy, tumid, ultracrepidarian, vacuous, witless, xenomaniacal, yellow-livered, and zabernistic.

quote:
Originally posted by S. Bacchus:

Oh, and by the way, you're also being censorious, sanctimonious, self-righteous and supercilious. What really baffles me is how someone with your combination of distinctly limited intellectual gifts, limited capacity for empathy, and total lack of humility managed to become a teacher, let alone a licensed lay minister or a spiritual director.

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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:

By the way, I also think that you're asinine, boring, curmudgeonly, fuck-witted, illiterate, joyless, pedantic, pompous, self-indulgent, smug, snobbish, and uncritical. I was jut limiting myself to 26 of your most obvious qualities in my previous list.

Haters gonna hate.

May I recommend a unit of CPE so you can examine your over the top feelings towards leo Bacchus? Or perhaps a psychotherapist? Surely you don't know leo that well. I believe it's called transference.

Tell me about your father dickhead.

[ 26. September 2013, 12:49: Message edited by: Evensong ]

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The key to dealing with Leo's posts is to realize that, though he always posts with an authoritative tone, he actually never has anything interesting to say. He's like the internet made incarnate that way.

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originally posted by Evensong:
Haters gonna hate.

I sort of have a picture in my head of what Leo looks like. Probably has no basis in reality but I've got one. Now, thanks to your post, I have a picture in my head of Leo driving down the highway in an Impala with 20 inch blade rims.

[ 26. September 2013, 14:41: Message edited by: Beeswax Altar ]

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Originally posted by Beeswax Altar:
I sort of have a picture in my head of what Leo looks like. Probably has no basis in reality but I've got one. Now, thanks to your post, I have a picture in my head of Leo driving down the highway in an Impala with 20 inch blade rims.

Ha, ha! I don't drive - never have - if my impatience with a supermarket trolley is any guide, I'd be dead and/or kill others within minutes of getting behind a wheel.

I could always send you a photo! But i think you are already spoken for.

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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
What question? You haven't asked a question anywhere on this thread. Just to be sure.

Apologies - it was not a question but the lack of response to refutations to Chesterbelloc, not to you.

And he has said something to the extent that he can't be bothered - which i take to mean that he doesn't know the answer and/or doesn't want to admit that he may be mistaken.

I should know better than this by now - I kind of do. But. Help me out a little, leo - what precisely do you suppose yourself to have "refuted"? Please show your workings.

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Haters gonna hate.

Or, people who have been jerked around, when given the chance, are going to register their objections, sometimes forcefully.

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quote:
Originally posted by Chesterbelloc:
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Originally posted by leo:
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Originally posted by S. Bacchus:
What question? You haven't asked a question anywhere on this thread. Just to be sure.

Apologies - it was not a question but the lack of response to refutations to Chesterbelloc, not to you.

And he has said something to the extent that he can't be bothered - which i take to mean that he doesn't know the answer and/or doesn't want to admit that he may be mistaken.

I should know better than this by now - I kind of do. But. Help me out a little, leo - what precisely do you suppose yourself to have "refuted"? Please show your workings.
'Workings'? You some kind of sums teacher?

I quoted three Jesuits who showed a wider, more generous RC view that yours - but you dismiss Jesuits. even those with a nihil obstat.

[ 26. September 2013, 17:30: Message edited by: leo ]

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I sort of have a picture in my head of what Leo looks like. Probably has no basis in reality but I've got one. Now, thanks to your post, I have a picture in my head of Leo driving down the highway in an Impala with 20 inch blade rims.

Ha, ha! I don't drive - never have - if my impatience with a supermarket trolley is any guide, I'd be dead and/or kill others within minutes of getting behind a wheel.

I could always send you a photo! But i think you are already spoken for.

Leo, if I were gay and you were the last man on the planet, I wouldn't want to be in a romantic relationship with you. It pains me to be in same worldwide communion as you. You keep enticing me with claims that you will follow all of your many friends and swim the Tiber but you never do. Perhaps, you'll take you own advice and leave Christianity for Buddhism.

But I doubt it.

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Originally posted by Evensong:
Haters gonna hate.

Or, people who have been jerked around, when given the chance, are going to register their objections, sometimes forcefully.
And leo is neither player nor baller and certainly not a shot caller.
[Biased]

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Originally posted by Chesterbelloc:
I should know better than this by now - I kind of do. But. Help me out a little, leo - what precisely do you suppose yourself to have "refuted"? Please show your workings.

'Workings'? You some kind of sums teacher?
[Roll Eyes]
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I quoted three Jesuits who showed a wider, more generous RC view that yours - but you dismiss Jesuits. even those with a nihil obstat.

Sadly, as the first couple of pages of this thread seem to have disappeared into the ether - at least, they have for me - I can't quote from them. But then I probably wasn't going to anyway.

I was just going to repeat this: what precisely is it that I claimed that you "refuted" - and how?

Is it in the same way that you "refuted" Trisagion's comment that the founders of the Oxford Movement wouldn't have recognised your form of denominationalism as Catholic - by providing a "counter-example" that went even further to prove the case against you? I can only hope.

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I hit the highway.... making money the fly way....

Dammit, Beeswax. Now that's stuck in my head.

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I have not a fucking clue what "quacksalverous" means (a salivating duck?) but I love it! What a great word! Damn, I love The Ship!

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The5thMary: I have not a fucking clue what "quacksalverous" means (a salivating duck?) but I love it! What a great word! Damn, I love The Ship!
LOL, it is actually Dutch. Our spelling is kwakzalver. It is a fake healer, the kind that sells 'potions that cure everything' from a carriage in the town's square.

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Ah. A snake oil merchant. I guess they are everywhere.

I agree, good word. [Big Grin]

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LeRoc

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Lyda*Rose: Ah. A snake oil merchant.
I was looking for the English word. Thank you.

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quote:
Originally posted by Zach82:
The key to dealing with Leo's posts is to realize that, though he always posts with an authoritative tone, he actually never has anything interesting to say. He's like the internet made incarnate that way.

I don't suppose you have the key to dealing with Evensong's posts, do you?

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Originally posted by orfeo:
I don't suppose you have the key to dealing with Evensong's posts, do you?

The scroll bar.

Ah, you're a host. Oh well. [Snigger]

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quote:
Originally posted by orfeo:
quote:
Originally posted by Zach82:
The key to dealing with Leo's posts is to realize that, though he always posts with an authoritative tone, he actually never has anything interesting to say. He's like the internet made incarnate that way.

I don't suppose you have the key to dealing with Evensong's posts, do you?
The key? Admit your feelings of personal inadequacy in the face of my consummate fabulosity. You then come to a place of peace and healing. From that point on there is the potential for you to grow into the full stature of Evensong one day (yes - even you).

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quote:
Originally posted by Evensong:
quote:
Originally posted by orfeo:
quote:
Originally posted by Zach82:
The key to dealing with Leo's posts is to realize that, though he always posts with an authoritative tone, he actually never has anything interesting to say. He's like the internet made incarnate that way.

I don't suppose you have the key to dealing with Evensong's posts, do you?
The key? Admit your feelings of personal inadequacy in the face of my consummate fabulosity. You then come to a place of peace and healing. From that point on there is the potential for you to grow into the full stature of Evensong one day (yes - even you).
You're kind the same as Leo, but without the authoritative tone. But you are a usual benchmark. If I agree with you, I'm probably wrong. Consummate fabulosity my arse!

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[ 28. September 2013, 09:01: Message edited by: Tubbs ]

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quote:
Originally posted by Evensong:
From that point on there is the potential for you to grow into the full stature of Evensong one day (yes - even you).

I outgrew you somewhere around my 9th birthday.

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quote:
Originally posted by orfeo:
quote:
Originally posted by Zach82:
The key to dealing with Leo's posts is to realize that, though he always posts with an authoritative tone, he actually never has anything interesting to say. He's like the internet made incarnate that way.

I don't suppose you have the key to dealing with Evensong's posts, do you?
Evensong leaves herself open to the barbs she gets on purpose. She thrives on negative attention. Ignore her.

[ 28. September 2013, 15:43: Message edited by: Zach82 ]

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If you ever go where angels fear to tread, then you will be greeted by Evensong. I sometimes think she dwells there permanently.

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quote:
Originally posted by Zach82:
quote:
Originally posted by orfeo:
quote:
Originally posted by Zach82:
The key to dealing with Leo's posts is to realize that, though he always posts with an authoritative tone, he actually never has anything interesting to say. He's like the internet made incarnate that way.

I don't suppose you have the key to dealing with Evensong's posts, do you?
Evensong leaves herself open to the barbs she gets on purpose. She thrives on negative attention. Ignore her.
Oh is that how you justify your ignoring me on the purg "A Church" thread? I thought it was because I was pointing out the holes in your vacuous understanding of sacramental theology and you knew you were talking shit so were ignoring me.

Silly me.

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Silly me.

Light dawns.

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Indeed. I feel like a new creation: thoroughly transformed. Why - it even feels like perhaps I might be the second raised from the dead.

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See what I mean?

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See what I mean?

I never doubted you on this, trust me.

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See what I mean?

No.

Or is that you don't understand sarcasm?

That would make sense actually considering how anal you are in some respects

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quote:
Originally posted by Zach82:
See what I mean?

No.

Or is that you don't understand sarcasm?

That would make sense actually considering how anal you are in some respects

He does, read what he said.

Do you?

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Originally posted by Evensong:
The key? Admit your feelings of personal inadequacy in the face of my consummate fabulosity. You then come to a place of peace and healing. From that point on there is the potential for you to grow into the full stature of Evensong one day (yes - even you).

Egocentricity ,in it's purest form, can indeed be found to be a beautiful thing .

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quote:
Originally posted by balaam:
He does, read what he said.

Do you?

Huh?

quote:
Originally posted by rolyn:
quote:
Originally posted by Evensong:
The key? Admit your feelings of personal inadequacy in the face of my consummate fabulosity. You then come to a place of peace and healing. From that point on there is the potential for you to grow into the full stature of Evensong one day (yes - even you).

Egocentricity ,in it's purest form, can indeed be found to be a beautiful thing .
Please don't tell me you took that seriously rolyn. [Ultra confused]

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I know giving Evensong the negative attention she craves so much is great, but if you really want to be sadistic, deprive her of it. It feels sooooo much better.

[ 29. September 2013, 12:31: Message edited by: Zach82 ]

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