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myule17

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01/05/2006 07:56

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"Most important thing to remember is that YOU are the one who has to live your life in a way that YOU believe is right, and live with Happiness that you find within yourself, Not live under the control and delusional ramblings."

But please consider what made You YOU !

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01/05/2006 09:42

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Myule,

If you are giving you best attempt at being "Clever" to try and say that the NAC is what made me what I am today....Dream on.

What made me what I am today are parents that taught me morals and ethics, and to use my brain to determine what right and wrong. To use logic and reasoning to plan. Learn to look at all sides of things before making a decision, to look for the truth, and deal with others in a fair and just manner. I was raised not to be a doormat for someone. Stand up for what I believe, and not lower my self to appease others.

As for the rest, I can thank the school of hard knocks and reality. :yes

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01/05/2006 12:16

WOW !! C2E that was pure streetfighting at its best. It seems like every zealous NAC figures we're all born on the some Altar and that we have some obligation to it.
"We are all products of our enviroment"
TT

DJG0770

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01/05/2006 13:20

TT,

It's ALTAR not alter. Alter is what C2E does to Myule's face in a back alley somewhere

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01/05/2006 16:51

So sully,me onny go grade 9 engrish.
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01/05/2006 20:28

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TT sez: So sully,me onny go grade 9 engrish.

i hadda buncha Canadian dollars i needed to exchange so i went to the currency exchange window at the local bank. the guy in front of me was an asian guy trying to exchange yen for dollars, and he was agitated.

he asked the teller: "why it change? yestaday i get two hunnat dolla faw yen - today i get only hunnat eighty? why it change?"

the teller says calmly: "fluctuations."

the asian grabs his money and says: "asians?! fluc you white guys, too!!"

DJG0770

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01/05/2006 20:36

TT,

Cmon down to our neck o da woods. We gots two AB's dat ride...

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01/05/2006 20:38

SheepleChaser

DJG0770 says:

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Alter is what C2E does to Myule's face in a back alley somewhere

No, don't feel any need to adjust his face. It is bad enough already (warning to the easily offended)

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01/05/2006 22:43

djg0770 says
Cmon down to our neck o da woods. We gots two AB's dat ride...Sure and what state do you live in? Do I need a helmut? and my wife probably won.t go so who can I pick up in Buffalo or Erie on the way?
TT

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01/05/2006 22:53

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C2E

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and deal with others in a fair and just manner

I trust your still working on that one :faintthud

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01/05/2006 23:26

SheepleChaser

Main Entry: just
Pronunciation: 'j&st
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French & Latin; Middle French juste, from Latin justus, from jus right, law; akin to Sanskrit yos welfare
1 a : having a basis in or conforming to fact or reason : REASONABLE <a just but not a generous decision> b archaic : faithful to an original c : conforming to a standard of correctness : PROPER <just proportions>
2 a (1) : acting or being in conformity with what is morally upright or good : RIGHTEOUS <a just war> (2) : being what is merited : DESERVED <a just punishment> b : legally correct : LAWFUL <just title to an estate>
synonym see FAIR, UPRIGHT

I forgot to mention one other thing that I was taught, If someone acts like and ass (or a Mule),as the case might be, you treat them in a manner that they can understand, and relate to.

C2E

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01/05/2006 23:31

Hee haw,hee haw, hey myule you just got a Mule kick!!
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01/06/2006 00:11

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"Most important thing to remember is that YOU are the one who has to live your life in a way that YOU believe is right, and live with Happiness that you find within yourself, Not live under the control and delusional ramblings."

All of the tyrants of history practised this. The really "Great" of history honoured a higher power.

Katherine

Excuse me?

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01/06/2006 01:38

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All of the tyrants of history practised this. The really "Great" of history honoured a higher power.

Are you saying here that those leaders who claimed to be following God were not delusional and power-obsessed? Or how about the ones who do it today?

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Bushs closest advisers have long been aware of the religious nature of his policy commitments. In recent interviews, one former senior official, who served in Bushs first term, spoke extensively about the connection between the Presidents religious faith and his view of the war in Iraq. After the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the former official said, he was told that Bush felt that God put me here to deal with the war on terror. The Presidents belief was fortified by the Republican sweep in the 2002 congressional elections; Bush saw the victory as a purposeful message from God that hes the man, the former official said. Publicly, Bush depicted his relection as a referendum on the war; privately, he spoke of it as another manifestation of divine purpose.

My purpose here isn't to get into an argument about Bush or how credible The New Yorker is, but to point out that whenever world leaders talk about serving a "higher power" (which could be any leader in any country) it's time for the people to act. There's nothing quite as scary or dangerous as delusions of divine mandate, in the past or today.

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01/06/2006 08:14

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All of the tyrants of history practised this. The really "Great" of history honoured a higher power.

When Attila the Hun was about to sack Rome Was it Pope Leo's Holy regal approach or the chests of gold that he brought to bribe Attila with?
I'm sorry Myule you better get back to the History book's and research the real motives behind these leaders motives and who backed them.
As for Bush have'nt you seen Farenheit 911?
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01/06/2006 09:32

You need a helmet. And it's too cold right now, wait until the summer and then you can come down and go to our beautiful shore, it sure beats the refineries...

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01/06/2006 09:33

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As for Bush have'nt you seen Farenheit 911?

Yeah, that's a 'fair and balanced' piece of work :@#%$

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01/06/2006 09:52

SheepleChaser

Myule assks:

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All of the tyrants of history practised this. The really "Great" of history honoured a higher power.

Let's see here, More people have died in the history of the world in the name of their "God" than in wars fought over politics. If you want to believe that the *Crusades* were the concept of "Great" people in history, I do feel sorry for you!

Here are a few Quotes for you to ponder as well:

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"It is a fine thing to establish one's own religion in one's heart, not to be dependent on tradition and second-hand ideals. Life will seem to you, later, not a lesser, but a greater thing." D.H. Lawrence

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"Talk to me about the truth of religion and I'll listen gladly. Talk to me about the duty of religion and I'll listen submissively. But don't come talking to me about the consolations of religion or I shall suspect that you don't understand." C.S. Lewis

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"If there is a God, atheism must seem to Him as less of an insult than religion." Edmond and Jules de Goncourt

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"The beauty of religious mania is that it has the power to explain everything. Once God (or Satan) is accepted as the first cause of everything which happens in the mortal world, nothing is left to chance... logic can be happily tossed out the window." Stephen King

C2E

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01/06/2006 09:57

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I believe you misunderstood what I wanted to post

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"Most important thing to remember is that YOU are the one who has to live your life in a way that YOU believe is right, and .................."

These Tyrants certainly did and even used God to justify their tyrany. The truly great honoured a higher power by their accomplishments.

Perhaps we should also define what we consider as one being truly "Great"

IMHO : Bush does not qualify

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01/06/2006 11:19

SheepleChaser

Myule questions himself again:

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Perhaps we should also define what we consider as one being truly "Great"

You said it, I know what it means. What's YOUR definition of it? It must be something other than the normal interpretation of it.

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The really "Great" of history honoured a higher power.

And JUST WHO, do YOU believe is "Great" that substantiates this statement?

C2E

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01/06/2006 14:25

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And JUST WHO, do YOU believe is "Great" that substantiates this statement?

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