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"Charlie Henry Anderson Davidson" |
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03 Sep 2005 10:32:18 PM |
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Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/22005b.asp
AgapePress: Reliable News from a Christian Source
New Orleans Residents: God's Mercy Evident in Katrina's Wake
By Jody Brown and Allie Martin
September 2, 2005
[...]
Rev. Bill Shanks, pastor of New Covenant Fellowship of New
Orleans, also sees God's mercy in the aftermath of Katrina --
but in a different way. Shanks says the hurricane has wiped out
much of the rampant sin common to the city.
The pastor explains that for years he has warned people that
unless Christians in New Orleans took a strong stand against
such things as local abortion clinics, the yearly Mardi Gras
celebrations, and the annual event known as "Southern
Decadence" -- an annual six-day "gay pride" event scheduled to
be hosted by the city this week -- God's judgment would be felt.
"New Orleans now is abortion free. New Orleans now is Mardi Gras
free. New Orleans now is free of Southern Decadence and the
sodomites, the witchcraft workers, false religion -- it's free
of all of those things now," Shanks says. "God simply, I
believe, in His mercy purged all of that stuff out of there --
and now we're going to start over again."
The New Orleans pastor is adamant. Christians, he says, need to
confront sin. "It's time for us to stand up against wickedness
so that God won't have to deal with that wickedness," he says.
Believers, he says, are God's "authorized representatives on the
face of the Earth" and should say they "don't want unrighteous
men in office," for example. In addition, he says Christians
should not hesitate to voice their opinions about such things as
abortion, prayer, and homosexual marriage. "We don't want a
Supreme Court that is going to say it's all right to kill little
boys and girls, ... it's all right to take prayer out of
schools, and it's all right to legalize sodomy, opening the door
for same-sex marriage and all of that."
Shanks heeded warnings to evacuate New Orleans, and is currently
staying with friends in the Jackson, Mississippi, area.
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| User: "dh" |
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04 Sep 2005 02:30:01 AM |
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"Charlie Henry Anderson Davidson" <don'tknow@don'tcare.com> wrote in message
news:431a23e2_1@x-privat.org...
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/22005b.asp
AgapePress: Reliable News from a Christian Source
New Orleans Residents: God's Mercy Evident in Katrina's Wake
By Jody Brown and Allie Martin
September 2, 2005
Rev. Bill Shanks, pastor of New Covenant Fellowship of New
Orleans, also sees God's mercy in the aftermath of Katrina --
but in a different way. Shanks says the hurricane has wiped out
much of the rampant sin common to the city.
Well, then, why is Las Vegas still standing?
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| User: "Therion Ware" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
04 Sep 2005 06:03:43 AM |
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On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 21:30:01 -0500 in alt.atheism, dh ("dh"
<dh@stargate.com>) said, directing the reply to alt.atheism
"Charlie Henry Anderson Davidson" <don'tknow@don'tcare.com> wrote in message
news:431a23e2_1@x-privat.org...
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/22005b.asp
AgapePress: Reliable News from a Christian Source
New Orleans Residents: God's Mercy Evident in Katrina's Wake
By Jody Brown and Allie Martin
September 2, 2005
Rev. Bill Shanks, pastor of New Covenant Fellowship of New
Orleans, also sees God's mercy in the aftermath of Katrina --
but in a different way. Shanks says the hurricane has wiped out
much of the rampant sin common to the city.
Well, then, why is Las Vegas still standing?
Because God likes Mr Grissom. And Lady Heather.
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| User: "dh" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
04 Sep 2005 02:33:51 AM |
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"dh" <dh@stargate.com> wrote in message
news:1125801218.b7e2b0dd6d9af64c7448b93deca2acf1@teranews...
"Charlie Henry Anderson Davidson" <don'tknow@don'tcare.com> wrote in
message
news:431a23e2_1@x-privat.org...
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/22005b.asp
AgapePress: Reliable News from a Christian Source
New Orleans Residents: God's Mercy Evident in Katrina's Wake
By Jody Brown and Allie Martin
September 2, 2005
Rev. Bill Shanks, pastor of New Covenant Fellowship of New
Orleans, also sees God's mercy in the aftermath of Katrina --
but in a different way. Shanks says the hurricane has wiped out
much of the rampant sin common to the city.
Well, then, why is Las Vegas still standing?
Come to think of it, wasn't God going to spare Sodom and/or Gomorah if just
a few upright people could be found?
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good people
suffer?
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| User: "Mr. Wrestling #3 4 cornered ring" |
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05 Sep 2005 03:04:25 AM |
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On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 21:33:51 -0500, "dh" <dh@stargate.com> wrote:
"dh" <dh@stargate.com> wrote in message
news:1125801218.b7e2b0dd6d9af64c7448b93deca2acf1@teranews...
"Charlie Henry Anderson Davidson" <don'tknow@don'tcare.com> wrote in
message
news:431a23e2_1@x-privat.org...
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/22005b.asp
AgapePress: Reliable News from a Christian Source
New Orleans Residents: God's Mercy Evident in Katrina's Wake
By Jody Brown and Allie Martin
September 2, 2005
Rev. Bill Shanks, pastor of New Covenant Fellowship of New
Orleans, also sees God's mercy in the aftermath of Katrina --
but in a different way. Shanks says the hurricane has wiped out
much of the rampant sin common to the city.
Well, then, why is Las Vegas still standing?
Come to think of it, wasn't God going to spare Sodom and/or Gomorah if just
a few upright people could be found?
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good people
suffer?
He couldn't find anything but a den of thieves.
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| User: "Humma Kavula" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
05 Sep 2005 01:09:56 PM |
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On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 21:33:51 -0500, dh let slip this dark secret:
Come to think of it, wasn't God going to spare Sodom and/or Gomorah if just
a few upright people could be found?
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good people
suffer?
Here's another question: Why is God so intend on harming "bad" people,
when Jesus himself used to hang out with them?
--
Oh mighty Arkleseizure, thou gazed from high above.
And sneezed from out thy nostrils, a gift of bounteous love.
The universe around us emerged from thy nose.
Now we await with eager expectation, thy handkerchief,
To bring us back to thee.
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| User: "Mike Painter" |
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07 Sep 2005 12:25:17 AM |
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Humma Kavula wrote:
On Sat, 3 Sep 2005 21:33:51 -0500, dh let slip this dark secret:
Come to think of it, wasn't God going to spare Sodom and/or Gomorah
if just a few upright people could be found?
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good
people suffer?
Here's another question: Why is God so intend on harming "bad" people,
when Jesus himself used to hang out with them?
I have two questions
1. If Bush is God's president why did he do this an 9/11 on his watch?
Couldn't he have waited for a Democrat?
2. If God did this to rid the city of sin why did he miss our Evil friend
Marc?
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| User: "" |
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04 Sep 2005 05:16:26 PM |
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dh wrote:
"dh" <dh@stargate.com> wrote in message
news:1125801218.b7e2b0dd6d9af64c7448b93deca2acf1@teranews...
"Charlie Henry Anderson Davidson" <don'tknow@don'tcare.com> wrote in
message
news:431a23e2_1@x-privat.org...
http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/9/22005b.asp
AgapePress: Reliable News from a Christian Source
New Orleans Residents: God's Mercy Evident in Katrina's Wake
By Jody Brown and Allie Martin
September 2, 2005
Rev. Bill Shanks, pastor of New Covenant Fellowship of New
Orleans, also sees God's mercy in the aftermath of Katrina --
but in a different way. Shanks says the hurricane has wiped out
much of the rampant sin common to the city.
Well, then, why is Las Vegas still standing?
Come to think of it, wasn't God going to spare Sodom and/or Gomorah if just
a few upright people could be found?
I believe it was "one".
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good people
suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good hint?
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| User: "Rob Browning" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
04 Sep 2005 05:44:32 PM |
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On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good people
suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be expected
to abandon what little they own and become totally homeless and
destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the evacuation was
bungled, most of these people didn't even have a chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
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| User: "" |
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04 Sep 2005 06:03:35 PM |
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Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good people
suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be expected
to abandon what little they own and become totally homeless and
destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the evacuation was
bungled, most of these people didn't even have a chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
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| User: "Mr. Wrestling #3 4 cornered ring" |
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05 Sep 2005 03:12:54 AM |
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On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the good people
suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be expected
to abandon what little they own and become totally homeless and
destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the evacuation was
bungled, most of these people didn't even have a chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that were
to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain ignorant. There
were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk out..this does not apply to
them.. this applies to scum bags that were waiting to steal everything
they can get their hands on, gang members using it as a arms run and
those idiots they interviewed before the hurricane that said they were
staying and that "if I drown, i drown".. (that was just on the
radio).. to these idiots i say.. SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED STUPID
OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
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| User: "Damaeus" |
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06 Sep 2005 10:48:45 PM |
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In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, Mr. Wrestling #3 <4 cornered ring> posted
on Sun, 04 Sep 2005 22:12:54 -0500:
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that were
to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain ignorant. There
were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk out..this does not apply to
them.. this applies to scum bags that were waiting to steal everything
they can get their hands on, gang members using it as a arms run
Yeah. It's really hard to survive the aftemath of a hurricane without some
jewelry, a DVD player and a new plasma screen TV. I think it should go one
step further than martial law. Shoot looters on sight. We don't need
people with that kind of mentality. That goes for looters of diapers, too.
In a situation like that, what the ***** good is a diaper going to do? Just
let the baby ***** in the lake of diarrhea that's already flowing through
the streets.
And those idiots they interviewed before the hurricane that said
they were staying and that "if I drown, i drown".. (that was just on
the radio).. to these idiots i say.. SHUT THE ***** UP!! YOU WERE
WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED STUPID OR LAZY
TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
Yeah, and I'm tired of the grandstanding, too. There are people who were
crying the first day. That, I can understand. But as days have worn on,
the videos of people crying are just so fake it makes me sick. They're
making all the crying noises, but the expression isn't even on their face,
much less their eyes. They're worse than B-movie actors.
--
Final Fantasy XI
Windblade of Windurst on the Odin server
Race: Elvaan / Gender: Male
WAR:21 THF:21 WHM:24 BLM:27 RDM:52 (Main)
RNG:12 MNK:05 NIN:10 BST:01 BRD:13
SMN:04 DRK:14 SAM:08 PLD:01 DRG:01
----------------------------------------
Alchemy Lv.84, Woodworking Lv.23, Smithing Lv.16
Fishing Lv.11, Leathercraft Lv.03, Goldsmithing Lv.08
Bonecraft Lv.02, Cooking Lv.01, Clothcraft Lv.08
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| User: "DarkSheer" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
06 Sep 2005 09:08:37 AM |
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Mr. Wrestling #3 wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the
good people suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good
hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be expected
to abandon what little they own and become totally homeless and
destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the evacuation was
bungled, most of these people didn't even have a chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing
as a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made
sense." --Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that were
to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain ignorant. There
were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk out..this does not apply to
them.. this applies to scum bags that were waiting to steal everything
they can get their hands on, gang members using it as a arms run and
those idiots they interviewed before the hurricane that said they were
staying and that "if I drown, i drown".. (that was just on the
radio).. to these idiots i say.. SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED STUPID
OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that had no
car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they walked 4 days to
safety.
Ryan
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| User: "dh" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
06 Sep 2005 11:22:49 AM |
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"DarkSheer" <rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote in message
news:cb-dnYcheruBwYDeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
Mr. Wrestling #3 wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the
good people suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good
hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be expected
to abandon what little they own and become totally homeless and
destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the evacuation was
bungled, most of these people didn't even have a chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing
as a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made
sense." --Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that were
to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain ignorant. There
were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk out..this does not apply to
them.. this applies to scum bags that were waiting to steal everything
they can get their hands on, gang members using it as a arms run and
those idiots they interviewed before the hurricane that said they were
staying and that "if I drown, i drown".. (that was just on the
radio).. to these idiots i say.. SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED STUPID
OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that had no
car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they walked 4 days to
safety.
Ryan
In this day and age, few people have walked far enough or actually learned
enough geography to understand the real size of the world and how long it
would take to walk from New Orleans to Baton Rouge, for example.
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| User: "DarkSheer" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
06 Sep 2005 04:38:18 PM |
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dh wrote:
"DarkSheer" <rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote in message
news:cb-dnYcheruBwYDeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
Mr. Wrestling #3 wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the
good people suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good
hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be
expected to abandon what little they own and become totally
homeless and destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the
evacuation was bungled, most of these people didn't even have a
chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such
thing as a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people
is something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while
driving somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a
blackhole-powered cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus
Prime?' And it made sense." --Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that were
to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain ignorant.
There were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk out..this does not
apply to them.. this applies to scum bags that were waiting to
steal everything they can get their hands on, gang members using it
as a arms run and those idiots they interviewed before the
hurricane that said they were staying and that "if I drown, i
drown".. (that was just on the radio).. to these idiots i say..
SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED
STUPID OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that
had no car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they
walked 4 days to safety.
Ryan
In this day and age, few people have walked far enough or actually
learned enough geography to understand the real size of the world and
how long it would take to walk from New Orleans to Baton Rouge, for
example.
Still, they made it to safety. Anyone there could have.
Ryan
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| User: "nJb" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
07 Sep 2005 05:55:01 AM |
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DarkSheer wrote:
dh wrote:
"DarkSheer" <rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote in message
news:cb-dnYcheruBwYDeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
Mr. Wrestling #3 wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the
good people suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good
hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be
expected to abandon what little they own and become totally
homeless and destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the
evacuation was bungled, most of these people didn't even have a
chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such
thing as a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people
is something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while
driving somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a
blackhole-powered cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus
Prime?' And it made sense." --Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that were
to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain ignorant.
There were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk out..this does not
apply to them.. this applies to scum bags that were waiting to
steal everything they can get their hands on, gang members using it
as a arms run and those idiots they interviewed before the
hurricane that said they were staying and that "if I drown, i
drown".. (that was just on the radio).. to these idiots i say..
SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED
STUPID OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that
had no car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they
walked 4 days to safety.
Ryan
In this day and age, few people have walked far enough or actually
learned enough geography to understand the real size of the world and
how long it would take to walk from New Orleans to Baton Rouge, for
example.
Still, they made it to safety. Anyone there could have.
Ryan
More could have, but not "anyone".
--
Jack
Plonked by Native American
bobo1148atxmissiondotcom
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/xmissionbobo/
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| User: "DarkSheer" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
07 Sep 2005 04:54:20 PM |
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nJb wrote:
DarkSheer wrote:
dh wrote:
"DarkSheer" <rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote in message
news:cb-dnYcheruBwYDeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
Mr. Wrestling #3 wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the
good people suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good
hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be
expected to abandon what little they own and become totally
homeless and destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the
evacuation was bungled, most of these people didn't even have a
chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
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Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber,
mainly because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such
thing as a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people
is something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while
driving somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a
blackhole-powered cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus
Prime?' And it made sense." --Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that
were to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain
ignorant. There were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk
out..this does not apply to them.. this applies to scum bags that
were waiting to steal everything they can get their hands on,
gang members using it as a arms run and those idiots they
interviewed before the hurricane that said they were staying and
that "if I drown, i drown".. (that was just on the radio).. to
these idiots i say.. SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED
STUPID OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that
had no car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they
walked 4 days to safety.
Ryan
In this day and age, few people have walked far enough or actually
learned enough geography to understand the real size of the world
and how long it would take to walk from New Orleans to Baton Rouge,
for example.
Still, they made it to safety. Anyone there could have.
Ryan
More could have, but not "anyone".
Anyone who is looting in the streets, anyone who can walk. You don't need
possesions when your life is in danger. Ok, I'll change that, Most could
have. They just didn't want to leave their presious houses or were too lazy
to walk. Sleeping in a field, cold, is alot better than being dead.
Ryan
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07 Sep 2005 07:58:53 PM |
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On Wed, 7 Sep 2005 12:54:20 -0400, "DarkSheer"
<rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote:
nJb wrote:
DarkSheer wrote:
dh wrote:
"DarkSheer" <rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote in message
news:cb-dnYcheruBwYDeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
Mr. Wrestling #3 wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make the
good people suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a good
hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be
expected to abandon what little they own and become totally
homeless and destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how the
evacuation was bungled, most of these people didn't even have a
chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber,
mainly because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such
thing as a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people
is something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while
driving somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a
blackhole-powered cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus
Prime?' And it made sense." --Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has been a
crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that
were to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain
ignorant. There were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk
out..this does not apply to them.. this applies to scum bags that
were waiting to steal everything they can get their hands on,
gang members using it as a arms run and those idiots they
interviewed before the hurricane that said they were staying and
that "if I drown, i drown".. (that was just on the radio).. to
these idiots i say.. SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED
STUPID OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that
had no car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they
walked 4 days to safety.
Ryan
In this day and age, few people have walked far enough or actually
learned enough geography to understand the real size of the world
and how long it would take to walk from New Orleans to Baton Rouge,
for example.
Still, they made it to safety. Anyone there could have.
Ryan
More could have, but not "anyone".
Anyone who is looting in the streets, anyone who can walk. You don't need
possesions when your life is in danger. Ok, I'll change that, Most could
have. They just didn't want to leave their presious houses or were too lazy
to walk. Sleeping in a field, cold, is alot better than being dead.
Sounds like someone who's never been homeless.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
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| User: "• Ninure Saunders" |
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07 Sep 2005 08:02:45 PM |
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Guess which of the following caption describes White New Orlean Native
and which one described Black New Orleans Native
http://www.dailykos.com/comments/2005/8/30/192236/013/241#241
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A young man walks through chest deep flood water after looting a
grocery store in New Orleans on Tuesday,
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Two residents wade through chest-deep water after finding bread and
soda from a local grocery store
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Pax Christi,
• Ninure Saunders aka Rainbow Christian
Jesus is my Shepherd and He knows I'm Gay
http://Ninure-Saunders.tk
My Yahoo Group
http://Ninure.tk
Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches
http://www.MCCchurch.org
The Bible Site - help provide free scripture
http://www.thebiblesite.org
To send e-mail, remove nohate from address
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| User: "Rob Browning" |
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08 Sep 2005 12:26:39 AM |
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On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 20:02:45 GMT,
RainbowChristiannohate@Rainbow-Christian.tk (• Ninure Saunders) wrote:
Guess which of the following caption describes White New Orlean Native
and which one described Black New Orleans Native
That's so last week, and nothing to do with racism besides. Show me
an example of the same press agency treating black looters differently
from white looters, and then we can talk.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
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| User: "Mel" |
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08 Sep 2005 07:37:55 AM |
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i know what your saying, but i think that the whole racism thing was brought
up was because the press wanted it to
"Rob Browning" <pluvius3@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:081vh1pg4svsnlrqnpca0au65489c55a4a@4ax.com...
On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 20:02:45 GMT,
RainbowChristiannohate@Rainbow-Christian.tk (. Ninure Saunders) wrote:
Guess which of the following caption describes White New Orlean Native
and which one described Black New Orleans Native
That's so last week, and nothing to do with racism besides. Show me
an example of the same press agency treating black looters differently
from white looters, and then we can talk.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
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| User: "Barry OGrady" |
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| Title: Re: Hurricane Washed Away Sin |
08 Sep 2005 12:52:45 PM |
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On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 20:02:45 GMT, (• Ninure Saunders)
wrote:
Guess which of the following caption describes White New Orlean Native
and which one described Black New Orleans Native
http://www.dailykos.com/comments/2005/8/30/192236/013/241#241
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A young man walks through chest deep flood water after looting a
grocery store in New Orleans on Tuesday,
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Two residents wade through chest-deep water after finding bread and
soda from a local grocery store
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Pax Christi,
• Ninure Saunders aka Rainbow Christian
That one describes a sick freak pervert.
Barry
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| User: "DarkSheer" |
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08 Sep 2005 04:30:11 PM |
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Rob Browning wrote:
On Wed, 7 Sep 2005 12:54:20 -0400, "DarkSheer"
<rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote:
nJb wrote:
DarkSheer wrote:
dh wrote:
"DarkSheer" <rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote in message
news:cb-dnYcheruBwYDeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
Mr. Wrestling #3 wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 11:03:35 -0700, wrote:
Rob Browning wrote:
On 4 Sep 2005 10:16:26 -0700, wrote:
dh wrote:
Why not extend the same courtesy to New Orleans? Why make
the good people suffer?
Maybe God figured the hurricane warnings should've been a
good hint?
Because people with hardly a dollar to their name should be
expected to abandon what little they own and become totally
homeless and destitute. Not to mention that, seeing as how
the evacuation was bungled, most of these people didn't even
have a chance to leave.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber,
mainly because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away
from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such
thing as a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some
people is something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day
while driving somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a
blackhole-powered cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus
Prime?' And it made sense." --Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
Totally agreed...the evac was a joke and the response has
been a crime.
and the molly-codlled from the cradle to the grave whiners that
were to lazy to walk outta the "strike-zone" are just plain
ignorant. There were those that COULD NOT PHYSICALLY walk
out..this does not apply to them.. this applies to scum bags
that were waiting to steal everything they can get their hands
on, gang members using it as a arms run and those idiots they
interviewed before the hurricane that said they were staying and
that "if I drown, i drown".. (that was just on the radio).. to
these idiots i say.. SHUT THE ***** UP!!
YOU WERE WARNED, THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE... YOU'RE TOO GODDAMNED
STUPID OR LAZY TO LEAVE.. THEN ***** YOU. Quit crying.
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that
had no car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they
walked 4 days to safety.
Ryan
In this day and age, few people have walked far enough or actually
learned enough geography to understand the real size of the world
and how long it would take to walk from New Orleans to Baton
Rouge, for example.
Still, they made it to safety. Anyone there could have.
Ryan
More could have, but not "anyone".
Anyone who is looting in the streets, anyone who can walk. You
don't need possesions when your life is in danger. Ok, I'll change
that, Most could have. They just didn't want to leave their
presious houses or were too lazy to walk. Sleeping in a field,
cold, is alot better than being dead.
Sounds like someone who's never been homeless.
Hell, I would gladly become homeless if it meant saving my life.
Ryan
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| User: "Rob Browning" |
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06 Sep 2005 06:31:31 PM |
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On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 12:38:18 -0400, "DarkSheer"
<rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote:
dh wrote:
"DarkSheer" <rdettl@______dundee.net> wrote in message
news:cb-dnYcheruBwYDeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
There was an interview on tv the other day about this family that
had no car. They were given warning in plenty of time and they
walked 4 days to safety.
Ryan
In this day and age, few people have walked far enough or actually
learned enough geography to understand the real size of the world and
how long it would take to walk from New Orleans to Baton Rouge, for
example.
Still, they made it to safety. Anyone there could have.
Anyone who could actually walk for four days straight, anyway. So
even assuming that they were willing to leave behind their homes and
everything that they owned, where would they have went? With nothing
but what little food and water they could carry (and maybe a few
dollars), they would've had to find a homeless shelter or something of
that nature since neither FEMA nor anyone else had had anything set up
at that point. Many of these people who didn't evacuate had never
left New Orleans in their lives; how the hell were they supposed to
know where to go?
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
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| User: "Damaeus" |
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06 Sep 2005 10:38:46 PM |
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In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, Rob Browning <pluvius3@hotmail.com> posted
on Tue, 06 Sep 2005 14:31:31 -0400:
Many of these people who didn't evacuate had never left New Orleans
in their lives; how the hell were they supposed to know where to go?
Well, if they were so stupid they couldn't figure out that the best
direction to go would be north, then they should have died, too. Being
homeless on damp grass is better than being homeless in a city-sized septic
tank.
--
Final Fantasy XI
Windblade of Windurst on the Odin server
Race: Elvaan / Gender: Male
WAR:21 THF:21 WHM:24 BLM:27 RDM:52 (Main)
RNG:12 MNK:05 NIN:10 BST:01 BRD:13
SMN:04 DRK:14 SAM:08 PLD:01 DRG:01
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Alchemy Lv.84, Woodworking Lv.23, Smithing Lv.16
Fishing Lv.11, Leathercraft Lv.03, Goldsmithing Lv.08
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| User: "Rob Browning" |
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07 Sep 2005 07:40:46 PM |
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On Tue, 06 Sep 2005 22:38:46 GMT, Damaeus
<no-mail@hotmail.invalid.net> wrote:
In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, Rob Browning <pluvius3@hotmail.com> posted
on Tue, 06 Sep 2005 14:31:31 -0400:
Many of these people who didn't evacuate had never left New Orleans
in their lives; how the hell were they supposed to know where to go?
Well, if they were so stupid they couldn't figure out that the best
direction to go would be north, then they should have died, too. Being
North? You mean straight into Lake Pontchartrain?
"North," yeah, that's really helpful.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
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| User: "Windblade" |
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08 Sep 2005 09:26:59 PM |
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In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, Rob Browning <pluvius3@hotmail.com> posted
on Wed, 07 Sep 2005 15:40:46 -0400:
North? You mean straight into Lake Pontchartrain?
"North," yeah, that's really helpful.
Well, if they're dumb enough to walk into a lake, let them. I have no
sympathy for people that stupid.
--
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| Final Fantasy XI | Windblade of WIndurst on Odin | Elvaan Male |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Alchemy Lv.84 | WAR: 21 | THF: 21 | MNK: 05 | WHM: 24 | BLM: 27 |
| Bonecraft Lv.02 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Clothcraft Lv.08 | PLD: 08 | RNG: 12 | NIN: 10 | SMN: 04 | RDM: 54 |
| Cooking Lv.01 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Fishing Lv.11 | DRK: 14 | BST: 01 | SAM: 08 | BRD: 13 | DRG: 01 |
| Goldsmithing Lv.08 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Leathercraft Lv.03 | Favorite Areas |
| Smithing Lv.16 | Ronfaure, Sanctuary of Zi'Tah, Bibiki Bay |
| Woodworking Lv.23 | Carpenter's Landing, Phanauet Channel |
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| User: "Rob Browning" |
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09 Sep 2005 02:11:51 AM |
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On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 21:26:59 GMT, Windblade
<no-mail@hotmail.invalid.net> wrote:
In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, Rob Browning <pluvius3@hotmail.com> posted
on Wed, 07 Sep 2005 15:40:46 -0400:
North? You mean straight into Lake Pontchartrain?
"North," yeah, that's really helpful.
Well, if they're dumb enough to walk into a lake, let them. I have no
sympathy for people that stupid.
Note that it's not the victims of Hurricane Katrina who are saying
that they should have "gone north," but the armchair survivalists who
are calling them stupid and lazy.
Rob
ploovTeHSPaeMBLoKuR@charter.net
--
Owner of 2501 Netstalker Points awarded by Corwin of Amber, mainly
because Atma's just too damn attractive to get away from.
Gave 7499 Netstalker Points to Cypher because there's no such thing as
a good day on AGFF without JT bashing!
Owner of David Watson, rec.arts.anime.misc
"Anyway, the sheer fervor [Jesus Christ] inspires in some people is
something I've never fully grasped. Until, one day while driving
somewhere with Lydia, I was struck as if from a blackhole-powered
cannon. 'What if Jesus is their Optimus Prime?' And it made sense."
--Brian Clevinger, 8-13-2005
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| User: "Windblade" |
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10 Sep 2005 04:01:31 AM |
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In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, Rob Browning <pluvius3@hotmail.com> posted
on Thu, 08 Sep 2005 22:11:51 -0400:
Note that it's not the victims of Hurricane Katrina who are saying
that they should have "gone north," but the armchair survivalists who
are calling them stupid and lazy.
If I lived on the coast and was warned that a massive Category 4+ hurricane
was coming, and I had no car, I'd walk. Plain and simple. If I stay, I'll
be homeless AND walking in doodoo water. If I leave, I'll just be
homeless. I'll take the latter, thanks.
--
..----------------------------------------------------------------------.
| Final Fantasy XI | Windblade of WIndurst on Odin | Elvaan Male |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Alchemy Lv.84 | WAR: 21 | THF: 21 | MNK: 05 | WHM: 24 | BLM: 27 |
| Bonecraft Lv.02 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Clothcraft Lv.08 | PLD: 08 | RNG: 12 | NIN: 10 | SMN: 04 | RDM: 54 |
| Cooking Lv.01 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Fishing Lv.11 | DRK: 14 | BST: 01 | SAM: 08 | BRD: 13 | DRG: 01 |
| Goldsmithing Lv.08 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Leathercraft Lv.03 | Favorite Areas |
| Smithing Lv.16 | Ronfaure, Sanctuary of Zi'Tah, Bibiki Bay |
| Woodworking Lv.23 | Carpenter's Landing, Phanauet Channel |
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10 Sep 2005 04:06:05 AM |
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"Windblade" <no-mail@hotmail.invalid.net> wrote in message =
news:9jm4i11g0kcrjp5m6bnsmo78p8af2s4lh6@4ax.com...
In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, Rob Browning <pluvius3@hotmail.com> =
posted
on Thu, 08 Sep 2005 22:11:51 -0400:
=20
Note that it's not the victims of Hurricane Katrina who are saying
that they should have "gone north," but the armchair survivalists who
are calling them stupid and lazy.
=20
If I lived on the coast and was warned that a massive Category 4+ =
hurricane
was coming, and I had no car, I'd walk. Plain and simple. If I stay, =
I'll
be homeless AND walking in doodoo water. If I leave, I'll just be
homeless. I'll take the latter, thanks.
=20
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| Alchemy Lv.84 | WAR: 21 | THF: 21 | MNK: 05 | WHM: 24 | BLM: 27 =
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| Clothcraft Lv.08 | PLD: 08 | RNG: 12 | NIN: 10 | SMN: 04 | RDM: 54 =
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| Fishing Lv.11 | DRK: 14 | BST: 01 | SAM: 08 | BRD: 13 | DRG: 01 =
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are your CON and DEX levels high enough to help you outrun a storm the =
size of a country?
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11 Sep 2005 03:37:49 AM |
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In news:alt.games.final-fantasy, "Squad" <Your.Mom's.Hair@Smells.Nice>
posted on Sat, 10 Sep 2005 04:06:05 GMT:
Are your CON and DEX levels high enough to help you outrun a storm
the size of a country?
Figure a leisurely walking pace is about 3.5 miles per hour. If they had
36 hours notice, they could get up and walk out the door right then. Figure
walking about sixteen hours, rest at night, then walk some more. They could
have made it 98 miles inland in 28 hours of walking. Sure, they might have
sore feet and they'd be wet, but they'd be better off with sore feet than
infections from all the little nasties floating around in the water down
there after the storm.
Besides, many of the able-bodied only stayed to guard their possessions, or
they didn't think the storm would be that bad.
--
..----------------------------------------------------------------------.
| Final Fantasy XI | Windblade of WIndurst on Odin | Elvaan Male |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Alchemy Lv.84 | WAR: 21 | THF: 21 | MNK: 05 | WHM: 24 | BLM: 27 |
| Bonecraft Lv.02 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Clothcraft Lv.08 | PLD: 08 | RNG: 12 | NIN: 10 | SMN: 04 | RDM: 54 |
| Cooking Lv.01 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Fishing Lv.11 | DRK: 14 | BST: 01 | SAM: 08 | BRD: 13 | DRG: 01 |
| Goldsmithing Lv.08 |-------------------------------------------------|
| Leathercraft Lv.03 | Favorite Areas |
| Smithing Lv.16 | Ronfaure, Sanctuary of Zi'Tah, Bibiki Bay |
| Woodworking Lv.23 | Carpenter's Landing, Phanauet Channel |
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