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Old 03-22-2011, 09:04 PM
 
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I know when you guys are mentioning me....
Its like spelling things in front of a child when the child unbeknown to know knows what you are spelling.

And its not uninformed, its all based on stuff I have heard other people say.
Forums where I have read what the people say. I don't agree with it.
Some people have said the most whacked out stuff and it turns me away from anything religious.

At 9, I was told by an adult that non-christian music was devil music, at 9 I used to say I was unaware satan had a record label. Personally I think people who say that those kinds of things are immature.
it is ignorant for you to think that religion and fundamentalism are the same thing. If all religion was the wacko fundamentalist stuff you always mention, I'd have nothing to do with it. You shouldn't let the most extreme people turn you away all together.

 
Old 03-22-2011, 09:05 PM
 
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I made myself breakfast for dinner the other night.
I am going to do the same tonight.

Its so good.
I am going to make myself pancakes with blueberries and strawberries, sausage and some eggs, not sunny side up but not hard, just squishy and gel-y enough.
 
Old 03-22-2011, 09:08 PM
 
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it is ignorant for you to think that religion and fundamentalism are the same thing. If all religion was the wacko fundamentalist stuff you always mention, I'd have nothing to do with it. You shouldn't let the most extreme people turn you away all together.
I still don't believe most of what the bible says and wouldn't even want to change my habits that I have now and I'm not willing to be a hypocrite and believe in a religion and not follow its rules.

I have what I like to call ******anity, just my first name with anity added on the end, its great, I follow it perfectly, and no getting up early sunday to worship myself.
 
Old 03-22-2011, 09:12 PM
 
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I still don't believe most of what the bible says and wouldn't even want to change my habits that I have now and I'm not willing to be a hypocrite and believe in a religion and not follow its rules.

I have what I like to call ******anity, just my first name with anity added on the end, its great, I follow it perfectly, and no getting up early sunday to worship myself.
I can respect that.
 
Old 03-22-2011, 09:24 PM
 
Location: Northern California
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Neither of my parents are religious so I never grew up as any particular religion. I have been to church services a handful of times (Catholic and Lutheran) and I have participated in some religious traditions with my Jewish roommate but to be honest it doesn't really resonate with me. I find some of the stuff interesting but I don't feel anything while participating in an organized meeting. I feel the most spiritual when I am somewhere peaceful outdoors!

Religious people are not automatically crazy, intolerant, or fundamentalist. About 2/3 of the ~100 people at my wedding last year were religious (as in they attend religious services regularly). I'm talking a mix of Catholics, Baptists, Lutherans, Jews, and a couple "born-again" Christians. Why does it matter? Because I'm female and my partner is transgendered (born female), which is generally taboo. Did these so called religious people care? No, because their religions teach them to be loving and tolerant towards all people.

Unrelated:
I was in Sea Scouts in high school (which is a part of Boy Scouts). It's mostly for older kids (12-18 or 21) and the highest rank is the equivalent to Eagle Scout. My group was all female

Edit: I think a large portion of my parents being non-religious has to do with football on Sundays....lol
 
Old 03-22-2011, 09:35 PM
 
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I think a large portion of my parents being non-religious has to do with football on Sundays....lol
Saturday evening services are indeed a wonderful thing.
 
Old 03-22-2011, 10:23 PM
 
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it is ignorant for you to think that religion and fundamentalism are the same thing. If all religion was the wacko fundamentalist stuff you always mention, I'd have nothing to do with it. You shouldn't let the most extreme people turn you away all together.
Yep. Plus, hearing things from a few religious people does not make one informed. I am deeply knowledgeable about most major religions, but I don't have to believe in them.
 
Old 03-22-2011, 11:37 PM
 
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Ugh. My 16 lb whopper of a cat is up on my neighbors roof. Her fat arse has a hard time jumping up in the bed so how she got up there is beyond me. I am assuming the dogs were playing a little rough with her and she bolted up there. Now how do I get her down? These neighbors just moved in and it's 1:30 am here. Not like I can grab the ladder and get her and I don't want to wake them up. Guess I will have to wait and see. Had to bribe the dogs to come inside with popcorn. They are as shocked to see her big butt up there as I am!
 
Old 03-23-2011, 05:29 AM
 
Location: The Midwest
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My kids are having a snowday.. and it's the second day of spring. Oh, how I dislike you right now Mother Nature!
 
Old 03-23-2011, 06:28 AM
 
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Breakfast for dinner is the best! I remember my mom occasionally making us pecan waffles for dinner! Haven't had those in years.
I love breakfast for dinner. Unfortunately, hubby doesn't. But I do it sometimes. Pecan waffles sound great!

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Ugh. My 16 lb whopper of a cat is up on my neighbors roof. Her fat arse has a hard time jumping up in the bed so how she got up there is beyond me. I am assuming the dogs were playing a little rough with her and she bolted up there. Now how do I get her down? These neighbors just moved in and it's 1:30 am here. Not like I can grab the ladder and get her and I don't want to wake them up. Guess I will have to wait and see. Had to bribe the dogs to come inside with popcorn. They are as shocked to see her big butt up there as I am!
OMG! In the movies, people call the fire department. But it's 1:30am.

If it's not too cold outside, maybe she can stay up there for the night and you can get a ladder in the morning.
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