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26 May 2008, 9:11 pm

so we're being sprinkled on with Mercury by Catholic Nazis? Or we have some bladder control propblem?...;) this is all very confusing.

Actually, the more 'out there' Nazis didn't believe in Christianity at all. If anything was required reading, it was Mein Kampf...which was written in prison, which sounds like it was written in prison. I tried reading the unexpurgiated, translated version (once...once..;), and if I was forced to read it, suddenly invading the Sudentland would look like a pleasant diversion...;)

Holy water is blessed by a Priest. The 'best stuff' comes from the river Jordan. The Catholic Church goes roughly back to about 33/37 AD, which is when St. Peter became the 1st Pope.

Have you ever seen that Peppermint liquid Soap? j/k...;)



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26 May 2008, 9:40 pm

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so we're being sprinkled on with Mercury by Catholic Nazis? Or we have some bladder control propblem?...;) this is all very confusing.

Actually, the more 'out there' Nazis didn't believe in Christianity at all. If anything was required reading, it was Mein Kampf...which was written in prison, which sounds like it was written in prison. I tried reading the unexpurgiated, translated version (once...once..;), and if I was forced to read it, suddenly invading the Sudentland would look like a pleasant diversion...;)

Holy water is blessed by a Priest. The 'best stuff' comes from the river Jordan. The Catholic Church goes roughly back to about 33/37 AD, which is when St. Peter became the 1st Pope.


That's actually a LIE! The catholic church uses ONE little statement and ONE interpretation and uses it to say "SEE? SEE?????? All the new popes are magically related to peter, and HE was given dominion over the church, so the catholic church is the real church!"! MEANWHILE, they IGNORE all the OTHER info, even in the GOSPELS that states clearly that they aren't doing things right AT ALL! So the BOOK says they are wrong, but they use one little clause to say they are right. Even if their interpretation WERE true, their argument is STILL SPECIOUS!

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Have you ever seen that Peppermint liquid Soap? j/k...;)


???

BTW I recently tried reading a few passages from MK(Translated into English). Maybe it is a bad translation, but it WAS convoluted!



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26 May 2008, 10:02 pm

Easy there, 2ukenkerl. I'm not Catholic and also disagree with pakled's last statement, I don't think hollering is going to help matters much. Perhaps simply clarifying that the last statement is what Catholics believe rather than historical fact, and that there is evidence against it as well as for it, would have been sufficient.

I'd comment on the actual topic, but you all have pretty much covered the impossibility of the idea, so I won't bother repeating.



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26 May 2008, 10:08 pm

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Easy there, 2ukenkerl. I'm not Catholic and also disagree with pakled's last statement, I don't think hollering is going to help matters much.

Oh, that's just 2unkerkerl's writing style. He's very exuberant. You get used to it after a bit.


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26 May 2008, 10:37 pm

I have proof that the Nazis and Catholics are in cahoots: Filet Oscar. The proof is in two of the ingredients:
1. Crab is a shellfish, prohibited in Judaism but delicious to pure-blood Aryans.
2. Spears of asparagus, or, to French Catholics, "asperge"!
Now I know that I can blame them for Asperger's Syndrome, too. 8O


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26 May 2008, 10:43 pm

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I have proof that the Nazis and Catholics are in cahoots: Filet Oscar. The proof is in two of the ingredients:
1. Crab is a shellfish, prohibited in Judaism but delicious to pure-blood Aryans.
2. Spears of asparagus, or, to French Catholics, "asperge"!
Now I know that I can blame them for Asperger's Syndrome, too. 8O

Very funny. SW Ohio? I didn't know there was intelligent life in my neck of the woods! Whereabouts in SW OH? I'm in a suburb of Cincinnati.


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26 May 2008, 11:07 pm

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Whereabouts in SW OH? I'm in a suburb of Cincinnati.


From Oxford, now own a place in Cincinnati.


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26 May 2008, 11:09 pm

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cinderannie wrote:
Easy there, 2ukenkerl. I'm not Catholic and also disagree with pakled's last statement, I don't think hollering is going to help matters much.

Oh, that's just 2unkerkerl's writing style. He's very exuberant. You get used to it after a bit.



Oh, sorry. :oops: Thanks for clarifying, Orwell. Sorry 2ukenkerl. No offense meant.

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27 May 2008, 3:00 am

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I've got the strangest feeling of deja-vu

Normally I'd think about putting together a reasoned argument, but the reality bus seems to have missed its stop in this thread.

More déjà vu from me, Hodor.

The OP tried rather hard to get himself banned back in January, when (as your link shows) he came in with the same waffle. He failed to manage a ban that time. After a three month gap, he's back, with nothing new to say, and he probably will fail this time too. He's too amusing to warrant a ban.

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PS. Gosh. An image from my very early childhood just came flooding back. I suspect it would have been around the four-year-old mark. I used to like taking old watches and clocks apart. I think I had more than one accident with the large springs in the clocks.

Thank you, BertBlyleven, for reminding me of the thrill of taking broken clocks apart.

However, here's the revealing bit - my main interest in taking them apart was so that I could spin the gearwheels.


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27 May 2008, 4:24 am

"Aspies" was a secret Nazi plot to create super-scientists, but it went horribly wrong (it started in the early 1900s, well before WW2; what do you think WW1 was really about?). You see, they were thinking that they'd be able to "force" an obsession onto their little professors, but in reality, all they got was people who couldn't be forced to adhere to any obsession other than the one they so wish to. Instead of chemical weapons, you have someone who's obsessed over tapeworms. They got lucky with Einstein (atom bomb), but we all know how that turned out. Their greatest achievement for their ideology was Hitler, a politician....

All of the scientists working on the project committed suicide when they realized the full extent of what they had created, as little Hans walked around their lab spouting facts about the composition of the glass windows on the Orient Express.... As Hans grew, he found a new obsession, this "disorder" where people talk about things they like, like bus routes, rather than how pretty the current starlet is, and their remarkable ability to absorb facts on what they like, and walk amongst people as if they were aliens. The irony of him discovering the same disorder in others he was inflicted with was lost on him.



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27 May 2008, 4:40 am

lau wrote:
Hodor wrote:
I've got the strangest feeling of deja-vu

Normally I'd think about putting together a reasoned argument, but the reality bus seems to have missed its stop in this thread.

More déjà vu from me, Hodor.

The OP tried rather hard to get himself banned back in January, when (as your link shows) he came in with the same waffle. He failed to manage a ban that time. After a three month gap, he's back, with nothing new to say, and he probably will fail this time too. He's too amusing to warrant a ban.

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PS. Gosh. An image from my very early childhood just came flooding back. I suspect it would have been around the four-year-old mark. I used to like taking old watches and clocks apart. I think I had more than one accident with the large springs in the clocks.

Thank you, BertBlyleven, for reminding me of the thrill of taking broken clocks apart.

However, here's the revealing bit - my main interest in taking them apart was so that I could spin the gearwheels.

See- even trolls can be a valuable part of our online community. This truly is an amazing place.


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27 May 2008, 4:59 am

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"Aspies" was a secret Nazi plot to create super-scientists, but it went horribly wrong (it started in the early 1900s, well before WW2; what do you think WW1 was really about?). You see, they were thinking that they'd be able to "force" an obsession onto their little professors, but in reality, all they got was people who couldn't be forced to adhere to any obsession other than the one they so wish to. Instead of chemical weapons, you have someone who's obsessed over tapeworms. They got lucky with Einstein (atom bomb), but we all know how that turned out. Their greatest achievement for their ideology was Hitler, a politician....

All of the scientists working on the project committed suicide when they realized the full extent of what they had created, as little Hans walked around their lab spouting facts about the composition of the glass windows on the Orient Express.... As Hans grew, he found a new obsession, this "disorder" where people talk about things they like, like bus routes, rather than how pretty the current starlet is, and their remarkable ability to absorb facts on what they like, and walk amongst people as if they were aliens. The irony of him discovering the same disorder in others he was inflicted with was lost on him.


Now you see!? If you were going to make up a story, THAT'S the way to do it! Of course, Daniel DID forget to mention many go into psychology because THEY have a problem, and some study JUST the problem they have.

Maybe I should have taken that tactic. :cry:



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27 May 2008, 9:11 am

Huh, well i'll be a guinea pig. I have a french lineage, but also played with mercury when i was a kid. I also got all my required vaccinations and then some. I also love crab and asparagus. I don't know which side that helps, but this is fun and i want in! :lol:

Oh, oops. I also grew up Catholic. I left it when i was in middle school; i knew something weird was going on there! 8O



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27 May 2008, 10:41 am

pakled wrote:
Have you ever seen that Peppermint liquid Soap? j/k...;)


Yes, I firmly believe Dr. Bronner is in on it, Pakled! :wink:

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