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There's just so many and I wouldn't want you getting overwhelmed.You know the afterlife
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There's just so many and I wouldn't want you getting overwhelmed.You know the afterlife
Folkvangr seems like a nice place to reside after death. Can we go there after Mel tries to wage war with her puny deity?There's just so many and I wouldn't want you getting overwhelmed.
Like Buddhist's after life. That shit can get confusing. Hungry Ghosts are awesome though.There's just so many and I wouldn't want you getting overwhelmed.
@Postal_RatThere's just so many and I wouldn't want you getting overwhelmed.
Great Idea I'm on board@Postal_Rat
I suggest a compromise:
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This way no matter where a rat is going you'll have some power over them.
He'll ask you to answer Nik Kershaw's "Riddle".When I die, I go to Crom. He is strong! If I die, I have to go before him, and he will ask me, "What is the riddle of steel?" If I don't know it, he will cast me out of Valhalla and laugh at me. That's Crom, strong on his Mountain!
Your father was wise. (by the way, there's similar thing in Buddhism).When I die, I go to Crom. He is strong! If I die, I have to go before him, and he will ask me, "What is the riddle of steel?" If I don't know it, he will cast me out of Valhalla and laugh at me. That's Crom, strong on his Mountain!
I mean, why wait? Let's head there on the next bus. I'm sure there's a bus headed there soon. It's finding the bus back that's a bit tricky, mind.Folkvangr seems like a nice place to reside after death. Can we go there after Mel tries to wage war with her puny deity?
Aren't there an effectively infinite series of thereafters in Bhuddism?Like Buddhist's after life. That shit can get confusing. Hungry Ghosts are awesome though.
Indeed, and you'll look quite dapper in the cloak.@Postal_Rat
I suggest a compromise:
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This way no matter where a rat is going you'll have some power over them.
Excellent. Just don't get the deliveries mixed up with the pickups as it were and you're good to go.Great Idea I'm on board
Words from a far wiser scholar and philosopher than Melinda shall ever be.When I die, I go to Crom. He is strong! If I die, I have to go before him, and he will ask me, "What is the riddle of steel?" If I don't know it, he will cast me out of Valhalla and laugh at me. That's Crom, strong on his Mountain!
Depends on the Buddhism you believe in, or if you combined a few to make your own (Which you can do, it's not wrong to do so. If you didn't find enlightenment with it, doesn't mean someone else wont. It's pretty common practice in Japan).Aren't there an effectively infinite series of thereafters in Bhuddism?
Leviticus 19:34 The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt
This kind of statement is typical of the Goyim cultures.PigLinda thinks an endless string of losers should want to put up with spending their live's time and savings feeding and supporting her pack of autistic niglet/piglets,
I mean things like stamina, not attractiveness.
This kind of argument goes against Kantian Ethics.Should I mention that the woman Melinda likes to link to was divorced in 2009 after separating in 2008?
Modern society is very hedonistic and materialistic. Marrying for money is being brainwashed by modern society.
How is this relevant to the modern day United States?In Ancient Paths cultures, children are assets, especially for agricultural contributions to the household. A wealthy Israelite man with land would gladly welcome marrying a woman with many children who would contribute to working the land.
Actually Kantian Ethics is "It is impossible to think of anything at all in the world, or indeed even beyond it, that could be considered good without limitation except a good will"This kind of argument goes against Kantian Ethics.
Kantian Ethics: The consequences of an action do not determine its moral worth.
Person A might not finish a book, doesn't mean they shouldn't try to read.
Same way Richard Watson thinks the ancients affect modern day. Aliens!How is this relevant to the modern day United States?
What's the difference other than your personal feelings about specific person?I am kind to GeR though. I consider they might be Lost Sheep.
Could you name some Ger cultures?This kind of statement is typical of the Goyim cultures.
It's ancient. That means: long ago. World changed, wherever you like it or not. Adopt or stay behind.In Ancient Paths cultures, children are assets, especially for agricultural contributions to the household. A wealthy Israelite man with land would gladly welcome marrying a woman with many children who would contribute to working the land.
Are you about to tell me life \ sex life ends around 30? I mean much older.Are you about to tell me that a woman over 30 is going to run out of breath fucking a man?
I'm not you so I'm not going into details about my sex life but I'll have you know I'm a bit older than you. Fill the blanksI don't think you've been with a woman over 30...
I know it under another name.Kantian Ethics: The consequences of an action do not determine its moral worth.
Person A might not finish a book, doesn't mean they shouldn't try to read.
I already told you I'm not some crazed anarchocapitalist or lolbertarian. I believe we need to find balance between free market and social support system. And, just for the sake of this discussion, actual hard work and contributing to society.Yet isn't that what Capitalism drives people to do?
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is one of my favourites.
Didn't think people would know of Hegel's Holiday my hats off to you.
Detroit has Ger culture, and you don't even have to look for itCould you name some Ger cultures?
Well shit lets do some reading on the differenceWe've already discussed this passage.
But I'll repeat it...
Keyword: "...residing among you". Goyim NEVER were allowed within the gates of Israel. Word there for "foreigner" is not Goy, it's GER.
that's right you would only ever sleep with them and use them to have children but never reside with them their basically animalsFurther you Goyim do not "reside among [me]". You're worthy of nothing but my hatred, contempt, and disgust.
Funny that's how I feel about you. I also feel you should kill yourself.You're worthy of nothing but my hatred, contempt, and disgust.
Somebody noticed that her thread had fallen off the first page again, so we got this pile of bullshit.We've already discussed this passage.
But I'll repeat it...
Keyword: "...residing among you". Goyim NEVER were allowed within the gates of Israel. Word there for "foreigner" is not Goy, it's GER.
Further you Goyim do not "reside among [me]". You're worthy of nothing but my hatred, contempt, and disgust.
I am kind to GeR though. I consider they might be Lost Sheep.
This kind of statement is typical of the Goyim cultures.
In Ancient Paths cultures, children are assets, especially for agricultural contributions to the household. A wealthy Israelite man with land would gladly welcome marrying a woman with many children who would contribute to working the land.
Too big a thought for you, I know, I know.
Are you about to tell me that a woman over 30 is going to run out of breath fucking a man?
I don't think you've been with a woman over 30...
This kind of argument goes against Kantian Ethics.
Kantian Ethics: The consequences of an action do not determine its moral worth.
Person A might not finish a book, doesn't mean they shouldn't try to read.
Yet isn't that what Capitalism drives people to do?
Don't think she was trying to butcher relativism, but definitely managed to butcher the laughably basic-to-the-point-of-a-toddler-understanding-it concept, "Morality is based on intent, not result of an action". Shuffling the words around doesn't make you sound smart, Matilda. It just tells the teacher you're copying off of your neighbouring student's test paper.I know it under another name.