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Mrs.Anteater said:
chansen, I woud suggest yu just post instead of reply, because nobody sees the replies unless you click on that little button.
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Yes, I imagine lots of the replies are missed for this reason. The Observer site is not great for discussion purposes.
 
paradox3 said:
Yes, I imagine lots of the replies are missed for this reason. The Observer site is not great for discussion purposes.
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Thus dis gusted? Someone said stay calm until the need for runs ... nosh-IÐE! The power of para site -ism! Thus the word goes with understanding lost ...
 
Mrs.Anteater said:
chansen, I woud suggest yu just post instead of reply, because nobody sees the replies unless you click on that little button.
I am very surprised about the stupidity of some of the posters there, but I guess we all know Stephen Booth.
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I mostly ignore Stephen. Everyone can see he's a tool. And I don't want to take over the discussion. I just enjoy highlighting some of the more ridiculous opposition to Rev. Vosper.
 
Tools may stir the resting dirt ... relapsed into relief ... backing off? Recession is coming ...

Tis a correction to corruption ... as a niche in time ... BUMP!
 
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I thought they might have rejected this one. I'm glad they didn't.
 
paradox3 said:
There were a few times on the original WC I wondered if some of the "fundie" posts were, in fact, parodies of fundamentalism.
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Poe's Law holds true very often. It's why I can parody a fundamentalist and if they don't know me, more fundies will rush to be by my side, no matter how far I take it.

Blackbelt's Law ("The very fact that fake X exists means that there is also the opposite, True X") does not have nearly the weight of evidence behind it.
 
Haven't seen it in years. Used to be a anti-abortionist's paradise. What happened to it?
 
chansen said:
Haven't seen it in years. Used to be a anti-abortionist's paradise. What happened to it?
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Znaimer bought it and has been retooling it as the television arm of his Zoomer magazine. He does still have to carry a certain amount of religious programming since he can't change the mandate without going to the CRTC, but he's also been loading up primetime with Britcoms, movies, and such.
 
Mendalla said:
Znaimer bought it and has been retooling it as the television arm of his Zoomer magazine. He does still have to carry a certain amount of religious programming since he can't change the mandate without going to the CRTC, but he's also been loading up primetime with Britcoms, movies, and such.
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Things and non things (in essence) change whether stoic like it or not!
 
Huh. I remember it being an entire channel dedicated to Stephen Booth, unsafe and airclean.
 
Is airclean and such clearly transparent ... shifty and not cognizant of their changes?

Let us look through them as darkly mire-like ... glassy aye'd with gods that have disposed themselves! Yah M'N!

Then there are the yah-YahG Urls ... out of the swamps of Louis' Anna ... poly unseen ...
 
Years ago, there was a weekly program on Vision TV sponsored by the United Church of Canada.

Spirit Connection. It was hosted by Ken Gallinger and Mardi Tindal (many moons before her stint as Moderator).
 
chansen said:
Huh. I remember it being an entire channel dedicated to Stephen Booth, unsafe and airclean.
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It was never that. Your memory is faulty. It certainly had some of that but it was actually a very diverse channel. It had programming from different faith groups. Even a show from the United Church - Spirit Connection I believe it was called.
 
revsdd said:
It was never that. Your memory is faulty. It certainly had some of that but it was actually a very diverse channel. It had programming from different faith groups. Even a show from the United Church - Spirit Connection I believe it was called.
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Yes. Hosted by Ken Gallinger and Mardi Tindall as I said a few posts ago.
 
Is aesthetic religiosity a fixation or just something of disliked edification ... like pro*gnostication?

Words that'd bring down a house that would rather not know? Des*cience*ing and thus psi-NG of stuff not yet encountered by those countering visions!
 
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